Troubleshooting; Points To Check On The Ua-100 - Roland Audio Canvas UA-100 User Manual

Troubleshooting

If you are using Windows for the first time, or do not understand the explanation of a
procedure, refer to the owner's manual that came with your computer or Windows.
Check "Troubleshooting" in the Getting Started, and the following items in this
manual. If the UA-100 still does not operate as you expect, access the web site for Edirol
Corporation North America. There you'll find up-to-date information for
troubleshooting.
The web site for Edirol Corporation North America
http://www.edirol.com/

Points to Check on the UA-100

For problems such as "Power does not turn on" or "No sound", refer to the
"Troubleshooting" chapter of the Getting Started.
Sound Is Distorted
Is an Effect Being Applied?
Use the following procedure to check.
1.
Either set the UA-100's Effect Type Selector to[BYPASS], or open the Mixer
window in the UA-100 Controller, and turn off all effects (Compact Effect/Full
Effect/System Effect) so that no effects are being applied.
2.
If audio is being input from the Line Input Jacks, use the UA-100's Line Input
Volume to decrease the input level.
3.
If audio is being input from the MIC1/GUITAR Input Jack, use the UA-100's
MIC1/GUITAR Input Volume to decrease the input level.
4.
One at a time, turn on the effects that you turned off in step 1.
5.
At this time, notice whether the Input Level Peak Indicator lights red. If it lights
red, return to step 2 and adjust the input level.
6.
If the sound is still distorted, use the Main fader, the MASTER fader or the
Windows Volume Control to adjust the output level.
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For details on using the
mixer of the UA-100
Controller, refer to UA-
100 Controller Help.
If you are using effects
such as Flanger or
Phaser which have
resonance or feedback
parameters, you will
especially need to adjust
the input level as
described here.