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Roland EV-1-WL Connection Manual

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Using the AC-22LX Editor/
EV-1-WL, FS-1-WL
Connection Guide
© 2023 Roland Corporation
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This document explains about
"Using the AC-22LX Editor" (p. 4),
"Connecting the AC-22LX and EV-1-WL
(sold separately)" (p. 48), "Connecting the
AC-22LX and FS-1-WL(sold separately)" (p. 58),
"Connecting the AC-22LX Editor Android App to
the AC-22LX unit" (p. 68), and
"Connecting the AC-22LX Editor iOS App to the
AC-22LX unit" (p. 75)

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  • Page 1 Connection Guide © 2023 Roland Corporation This document explains about “Using the AC-22LX Editor” (p. 4), “Connecting the AC-22LX and EV-1-WL (sold separately)” (p. 48), “Connecting the AC-22LX and FS-1-WL(sold separately)” (p. 58), “Connecting the AC-22LX Editor Android App to the AC-22LX unit”...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Editor Top Screen GUITAR/INSTRUMENT EFFECTS/NS/PEDAL Editing the Effects Saving an Edited Effect in the AC-22LX Unit (WRITE) LIBRARIAN Screen LIVESET LIST PATCH LIST Importing Patches from the AC-22LX into LIBRARIAN (IMPORT FROM AC-22LX) Exporting a Liveset from LIBRARIAN into the AC- 22LX Unit (EXPORT TO AC-22LX) Exporting a Liveset from LIBRARIAN to the Mobile Device (EXPORT TO FILE)
  • Page 3 FOOT SW CTRL ASSIGN WIRELESS PEDAL SETTING LOOPER SETTING MIXER RHYTHM BOX SETTING USB SETTING OWNER’S MANUAL VERSION Effect Parameter List EV-1-WL Connection Guide FS-1-WL Connection Guide...

  • Page 4: Editor Top Screen

    Editor Top Screen GUITAR/INSTRUMENT Shows the currently You can save the effects selected patch. Tap this you edit to the AC-22LX. to switch patches. Initializes the parameters. Plays the rhythm box sound. Enjoy playing along with these rhythm patterns as you like (p.

  • Page 5: Mic

    The VOLUME control is linked with the Volume knob on the panel. If the mic’s volume is too laud, tap PAD button to adjust the volume. These controls are linked with the BASS and TREBLE knobs on the panel.
  • Page 6 How to change the values Slide your finger up or down to edit a parameter. Long-press to enter a numeric value or choose from a list.

  • Page 7: Effects/Ns/Pedal

    EFFECTS/NS/PEDAL REV/REV&CHO, REVERB These controls are linked with the REV/REV&CHO, REVERB knobs on the panel. Press the EDIT buttons to switch to the edit screens for each effect.
  • Page 8 NS (NOISE SUPPRESSOR) and FOOT VOLUME You can configure the NS (NOISE SUPPRESSOR) and FOOT VOLUME parameters for each patch. Turns the respective effect on/off. Press the EDIT buttons to switch to the edit screens for each effect. * NS and FOOT VOLUME can only be configured using the AC-22LX Editor.

  • Page 9: Editing The Effects

    Editing the Effects Here’s how to edit the effects you specified in the REVERB/CHORUS/NS/FOOT VOL tab. Returns to the top screen. Tap to edit each effect.

  • Page 10: Saving An Edited Effect In The Ac-22Lx Unit (Write)

    Saving an Edited Effect in the AC-22LX Unit (WRITE) Tap the [WRITE] button, and then tap “WRITE” in the list. Select a writing- destination, enter a name, and tap the [WRITE] button. * When you save the edited data, it overwrites the patch on the AC-22LX.
  • Page 11 Rhythm Box screen settings Returns to the editor Number in screen. sequence Tempo value stored in each button Selects the rhythm pattern. Long-press a pattern to open the pattern selection screen. Adjusts the respective volumes for each pattern and the amount of reverb applied to the rhythm.
  • Page 12 Patterns Variation Reference button Pattern tempo default setting CAJON 1 : 16beat Green CAJON 2 : Bossa Nova CAJON 3 : 8beat Orange CAJON 4 : 8beat CAJON 5 : 8beat CAJON 6 : 8beat CAJON 7 : 8beat CAJON 8 : 16beat CAJON 9 : 16beat CAJON 10 : 16beat CAJON 11 : 16beat...
  • Page 13 Variation Reference button Pattern tempo default setting SHAKER 13 : 16beat SHAKER 14 : 8beat Shuffle SHAKER 15 : 16beat Shuffle SHAKER 16 : 12/8 SHAKER 17 : 8beat (Maracas) SHAKER 18 : 8beat (Maracas) CONGA 1 : 8beat Green CONGA 2 : 16beat CONGA 3 : 8beat Shuffle Orange...
  • Page 14 Variation Reference button Pattern tempo default setting TAMBOURINE 8 : 16beat TAMBOURINE 9 : 4beat TAMBOURINE 10 : 4beat TAMBOURINE 11 : 4beat TAMBOURINE 12 : 8beat Shuffle TAMBOURINE 13 : 8beat Shuffle TAMBOURINE 14 : 16beat Shuffle 120 TAMBOURINE 15 : 16beat Shuffle 120 TAMBOURINE 16 : 16beat (Pandeiro) TAMBOURINE 17 : 16beat...
  • Page 15 Variation Reference button Pattern tempo default setting DRUMS 2 : Bossa Nova DRUMS 3 : 8beat Orange DRUMS 4 : 8beat DRUMS 5 : 8beat DRUMS 6 : 8beat DRUMS 7 : 8beat (Cross Stick) DRUMS 8 : 8beat (Cross Stick) DRUMS 9 : 8beat (Cross Stick) DRUMS 10 : 8beat DRUMS 11 : 8beat...
  • Page 16 Variation Reference button Pattern tempo default setting DRUMS 32 : Metronome 4beat DRUMS 33 : Metronome 4beat DRUMS 34 : Metronome 4beat DRUMS 35 : Metronome 4beat DRUMS 36 : Metronome 8beat DRUMS 37 : Metronome 8beat DRUMS 38 : Metronome 8beat triplet DRUMS 39 : Metronome 16beat DRUMS 40 : Metronome 8beat...

  • Page 17: Librarian Screen

    LIBRARIAN Screen LIVESET LIST Tap the [LIBRARIAN] button to display the liveset list. There can be a maximum of 30 livesets. Creates a new liveset. Imports a liveset. Exports a liveset. Copies or deletes a liveset. Tap to edit the name of the liveset.
  • Page 18 Shows how many patches are in the liveset. Drag to change the order.

  • Page 19: Patch List

    PATCH LIST Up to 30 patches can be placed in one liveset. Patches can be copied or deleted. Tap to edit the name of a patch. Tap to switch to the sound of the patch you tapped, letting you preview it. Drag to change the order.

  • Page 20: Importing Patches From The Ac-22Lx Into Librarian (Import From Ac-22Lx)

    Importing Patches from the AC-22LX into LIBRARIAN (IMPORT FROM AC-22LX) Tap the [LIBRARIAN] button. In the upper part of the screen, tap the button. Tap “AC-22LX”, and then tap the [NEXT] button. Tap “ALL BACKUP”, and then tap the [NEXT] button. * “ALL BACKUP”...
  • Page 21 * “SELECT PATCH” saves only the selected patch as a liveset. When creating a new liveset Select “CREATE LIVESET”, enter a name in LIVESET NAME, and tap the [IMPORT] button. When adding to an existing liveset Tap “SELECT LIVESET”, select the liveset to which you want to add, and tap the [IMPORT] button.

  • Page 22: Exporting A Liveset From Librarian Into The Ac- 22Lx Unit (Export To Ac-22Lx)

    Exporting a Liveset from LIBRARIAN into the AC-22LX Unit (EXPORT TO AC-22LX) Here’s how a saved liveset can be exported to patches in the AC-22LX unit. Tap the [LIBRARIAN] button. In the upper part of the screen, tap the button. Tap “AC-22LX”, and then tap the [NEXT] button.
  • Page 23 In the liveset area, tap “ALL PATCH”, then tap the [NEXT] button. * “ALL PATCH” exports all patches of the liveset to the AC-22LX unit. * “SELECT PATCH (FROM TO)” exports the patches between “FROM” and “TO” to the AC-22LX unit. * “SELECT PATCH”...

  • Page 24: Exporting A Liveset From Librarian To The Mobile

    Exporting a Liveset from LIBRARIAN to the Mobile Device (EXPORT TO FILE) Here’s how a liveset from LIBRARIAN can be converted into a liveset file and exported to a mobile device. Tap the [LIBRARIAN] button. In the upper part of the screen, tap the button.

  • Page 25: Importing A File From The Mobile Device Into Librarian (Import From File)

    Importing a File from the Mobile Device into LIBRARIAN (IMPORT FROM FILE) Here’s how a liveset file previously exported to the mobile device can be imported into LIBRARIAN. Tap the [LIBRARIAN] button. In the upper part of the screen, tap the button.

  • Page 26: Exporting A Liveset From Librarian To A Cloud

    Exporting a Liveset from LIBRARIAN to a Cloud Service (EXPORT TO CLOUD) Here’s how a liveset from LIBRARIAN can be converted to a liveset file and exported to a cloud service. Tap the [LIBRARIAN] button. In the upper part of the screen, tap the button.
  • Page 27 In some cases, your mobile device might support more than one cloud service. This app only supports operation using iCloud Drive on iOS devices and Google Drive on Android devices.

  • Page 28: Importing A File From A Cloud Service Into Librarian (Import From Cloud)

    Importing a File from a Cloud Service into LIBRARIAN (IMPORT FROM CLOUD) Here’s how a liveset file previously exported to a cloud service can be imported into LIBRARIAN. Tap the [LIBRARIAN] button. In the upper part of the screen, tap the button.

  • Page 29: Using The Tuner

    Using the Tuner Tap the [TUNER] button to start the tuner. Reference 435Hz–445Hz (default: 440Hz) pitch...

  • Page 30: System

    SYSTEM * System parameter settings are remembered even when the AC-22LX’s power is switched off. Bluetooth SETTING Here you can edit the Bluetooth connection settings. AMP BATTERY CHECK Here you can check the remaining battery power of the AC-22LX. FOOT SW CTRL ASSIGN This selects the parameter to control from a footswitch (sold separately).
  • Page 31 Parameter Value Explanation Alternately switches between two patches that MEMORY you set in MEMORY 1/2 ASSIGN. Controls the looper REC, LOOPER PLAY, DUB, STOP and ERASE operations. GUITAR/INST Switches the REV/REV&CHO REV/CHO : of the GUITAR/INSTRUMENT OFF/ON on/off. TIP, RING MIC REVERB : Switches the REVERB of the OFF/ON...

  • Page 32: Wireless Pedal Setting

    This selects the parameters controlled by a wireless MIDI expression pedal or wireless footswitch (sold separately). See “EV-1-WL Connection Guide” (p. 48) for how to connect the EV-1-WL wireless MIDI expression pedal. See “FS-1-WL Connection Guide” (p. 58) for how to connect the FS-1-WL wireless Footswitch.

  • Page 33: Mixer

    MIXER Use this to select output position which the signal to be sent to LINE OUT and adjust the levels for each signal. * The Bluetooth Audio MIDI Dual Adaptor (Model: BT-DUAL, sold separately) is needed when using Bluetooth audio. Setting Target signal Parameter Explanation...

  • Page 34: Rhythm Box Setting

    Setting Target signal Parameter Explanation Adjusts the output TO USB OUT/ level of the RHYTHM RHYTHM BOX LINE OUT rhythm box LEVEL sent to USB OUT and LINE OUT. RHYTHM BOX SETTING Selects the output jack to which the rhythm box sound is output.
  • Page 35 Position Parameter Explanation Adjusts the level of input just before (Windows) MIX LEVEL the signal from the OUTPUT1/2 computer reaches (Mac) MASTER. Adjusts the level of audio signal just (Windows) EFFECT OUT LEVEL before it reaches INPUT1/2 MASTER, output to (Mac) the computer.

  • Page 36: Owner's Manual

    Position Parameter Explanation Adjusts the level of (Windows) OUT LEVEL audio output from OUTPUT4 MIC. (Mac) OWNER’S MANUAL Here you can view the Owner’s Manual for the unit, and view the pages of this manual. * Your mobile device must be connected to the Internet to view this content.

  • Page 37: Effect Parameter List

    Effect Parameter List CHORUS REVERB NS (NOISE SUPPRESSOR) FOOT VOLUME...
  • Page 38 CHORUS Chorus is an effect that creates a beautiful tonal spaciousness and depth by adding a slightly modulated sound. Type Explanation This chorus effect outputs the same MONO sound from both L channel and R channel. This stereo chorus uses spatial synthesis, with the direct sound output in the L STEREO 1 channel and the effect sound output in...
  • Page 39 Parameter Value Explanation Adjusts the depth of the DEPTH 0–100 chorus effect. Adjusts the time needed for the effect sound PRE DELAY 0–10ms to be output after the direct sound has been output. Produces a deeper sense of modulation. WAVE FORM Produces a typical chorus effect.
  • Page 40 Parameter Value Explanation Adjusts the volume of the direct sound. DIRECT MIX 0–100 Setting this to 0 cuts the direct sound. 2x2 CHORUS parameters Parameter Value Explanation Adjusts the speed of the LOW RATE 0–100 chorus effect for the low frequency range.
  • Page 41 Parameter Value Explanation Adjusts the depth of the chorus effect for the HIGH DEPTH 0–100 high frequency range. To use this as a doubling effect, set this to “0”. Adjusts the delay of the effect sound in the high-frequency range. HIGH PRE DELAY 0.0–40.0ms Extend the pre-delay to...
  • Page 42 REVERB This effect adds reverberation to the sound. REVERB types Type Explanation Simulates plate reverberation (a reverb unit that uses the vibration of PLATE a metallic plate). Provides a metallic sound with a distinct upper range. Simulates the reverberation in ROOM a small room.
  • Page 43 REVERB parameters Parameter Value Explanation TYPE Refer to REVERB types Adjusts the length REVERB TIME 0.1–10.0s (time) of reverberation. Adjusts the time until PRE DELAY 0–500ms the reverb sound starts to output. Sets the frequency at which the low cut filter FLAT, begins to take effect.
  • Page 44 Parameter Value Explanation Adjusts the density of DENSITY 0–10 the reverb sound.
  • Page 45 NS (NOISE SUPPRESSOR) This effect reduces the noise and hum picked up by acoustic instrument’s pickups or a microphone. Since it suppresses the noise in synchronization with the envelope of the sound (the way in which the sound decays over time), it has very little effect on the sound of the acoustic instrument or the microphone, and does not harm the natural character of the sound.
  • Page 46 Parameter Value Explanation Adjust this parameter as appropriate for the volume of the noise. If the noise level is high, a higher setting is appropriate. If the noise level is low, a lower setting is appropriate. THRESHOLD 0–100 * High settings for the threshold parameter may result in no sound when you...
  • Page 47 VOLUME MIN 0–100 heel of the EXP Pedal is depressed. Sets the volume when VOLUME MAX 0–100 the toe of the EXP Pedal is depressed. LEVEL 0–100 Sets the volume. * Use the EV-1-WL (sold separately) to control the LEVEL.

  • Page 48: Ev-1-Wl Connection Guide

    EV-1-WL Connection Guide This guide explains how you can use BLE MIDI to wirelessly pair (connect) the EV-1-WL and AC-22LX. * The Bluetooth Audio MIDI Dual Adaptor (Model: BT-DUAL, sold separately) is needed when wirelessly pairing the EV-1-WL with the AC-22LX.
  • Page 49 EV-1-WL * When using audio and MIDI at the same time, connect Bluetooth audio (connection 1a) and then connect BLE MIDI (connection 1b). Ò Connection 2: Connecting the EV-1-WL and AC-22LX Editor Bluetooth indicator Lit blue Lit white Connection 2...
  • Page 50 Getting ready: delete the registration on the mobile device Android Turn on the Bluetooth function of the mobile device. Tap the gear icon in “AC-22LX Audio” or “AC-22LX MIDI”, and then tap “Delete”. Turn the Bluetooth function of the mobile device off and then on. Turn on the Bluetooth function of the mobile device.
  • Page 51 Turn on the Bluetooth function of the mobile device. Tap “AC-22LX Audio”, shown on the Bluetooth screen of your mobile device. This pairs the AC-22LX with your mobile device. With the EV-1-WL turned on, place it nearby.
  • Page 52 Press the EV-1-WL’s [Bluetooth] button. The Bluetooth indicator on the EV-1-WL rapidly blinks white, and pairing begins. The Bluetooth indicator on the EV-1-WL stops blinking and remains lit white when pairing is finished. The AC-22LX and EV-1-WL are now connected.
  • Page 53 Connection 2: Connecting the EV-1-WL and AC-22LX Editor Here’s how to pair the EV-1-WL with the AC-22LX Editor via BLE MIDI. Rapidly press the [Bluetooth] button on the EV-1-WL twice to make the Bluetooth indicator blink blue. If the indicator remains lit blue, the unit is already paired to another mobile device.
  • Page 54 Configure the parameters to be controlled by the EV-1-WL (p. 55). NOTE ¹ You can’t use the AC-22LX Editor and the EV-1-WL Editor at the same time. ¹ The AC-22LX and EV-1-WL automatically connect next time they are restarted. To connect the AC-22LX Editor, you must follow the steps in “Connection 2”...
  • Page 55 Configuring the Parameters to be Controlled by the EV-1-WL From SYSTEM in the AC-22LX Editor, display the WIRELESS PEDAL SETTING screen. Configure the parameters to be controlled by the EV-1-WL.
  • Page 56 CTL1 SW, CTL2 SW These are the settings for operating the footswitch (FS-5U, FS-6 or FS-7, sold separately) connected to the EV-1-WL. Value Explanation Alternately switches between two MEMORY patches that you set in MEMORY 1/2 ASSIGN. Controls the looper REC, PLAY, DUB, LOOPER STOP and ERASE operations.
  • Page 57 Connection of CTL1, 2 terminals Pin assignment CTL 1, 2 jack FS-6 FS-5U x 2 FS-5U x 1 FS-7 Stereo 1/4” phone type 1/4” phone type Stereo 1/4” phone type Stereo 1/4” phone type 1/4” phone type x 2 1/4” phone type Stereo 1/4”...

  • Page 58: Fs-1-Wl Connection Guide

    FS-1-WL to the AC-22LX over a wireless connection. * The Bluetooth Audio MIDI Dual Adaptor (Model: BT-DUAL, sold separately) is needed when wirelessly pairing the EV-1-WL with the AC-22LX. See the Owner’s Manual for how to attach the adaptor. What is “BLE MIDI”? “BLE MIDI”...
  • Page 59 Connecting the AC-22LX, FS-1-WL and the AC-22LX Editor at the same time Follow these steps to connect. To prepare: delete the registration of the mobile device (if the AC-22LX is registered to the mobile device) Ò Connection 1: connect the FS-1-WL to the AC-22LX * When using audio and MIDI at the same time, connect Bluetooth audio (connection 1a) and...
  • Page 60 To prepare: delete the registration of the mobile device Android Turn on the Bluetooth switch of your mobile device. Tap the gear icon in “AC-22LX Audio”, “AC-22LX MIDI” and tap “Delete”. Switch the Bluetooth function on your mobile device from OFF to ON. Turn on the Bluetooth switch of your mobile device.
  • Page 61 Connection 1: Connect the AC-22LX to the FS-1-WL Connect the AC-22LX to your mobile device via Bluetooth audio, and then connect the AC-22LX to the FS-1-WL via BLE MIDI. Turn the AC-22LX on. Long-press the [Pairing] button on the BT-DUAL. * The Bluetooth indicator blinks, and the sound is muted.
  • Page 62 Press the [Bluetooth] (INSTRUMENT) button on the FS-1-WL. The Bluetooth (INSTRUMENT) indicator on the FS-1-WL blinks white, and pairing begins. The Bluetooth indicators on both units stop blinking and remain lit when pairing is finished, and now the AC-22LX and FS-1-WL are paired. MEMO If you want to disconnect the FS-1-WL, long-press the [Bluetooth] (INSTRUMENT) button.
  • Page 63 Connection 2: connect the FS-1-WL to AC-22LX Editor Pair the FS-1-WL to AC-22LX Editor via BLE MIDI. Press the [Bluetooth] (Smartphone/PC) button on the FS-1-WL. (Smartphone/PC) The Bluetooth indicator on the FS-1-WL blinks blue. On the AC-22LX Editor app, select “FS-1-WL+”.
  • Page 64 Setting the parameters to control via the FS-1-WL (p. 65). NOTE ¹ You cannot use the AC-22LX Editor and the FS-1-WL Editor at the same time. ¹ The AC-22LX and FS-1-WL are connected automatically next time they are restarted. To connect the AC-22LX Editor you must perform “Connection 2”...
  • Page 65 Setting the Parameters to Control via the FS-1-WL Access the WIRELESS PEDAL SETTING screen from the AC-22LX Editor’s SYSTEM. Set the parameters to control via the FS-1-WL.
  • Page 66 PEDAL SW L, PEDAL SW C, PEDAL SW R, CTL1 SW, CTL2 SW These are the settings for operating the footswitch (FS-5U, FS-6 or FS-7, sold separately) connected to the pedal switch on this unit and to the FS-1-WL. Value Explanation Alternately switches between two MEMORY...
  • Page 67 Connection of CTL1, 2 terminals Pin assignment CTL 1, 2 jack FS-6 FS-5U x 2 FS-5U x 1 FS-7 Stereo 1/4” phone type 1/4” phone type Stereo 1/4” phone type Stereo 1/4” phone type 1/4” phone type x 2 1/4” phone type Stereo 1/4”...
  • Page 68 Connecting the AC-22LX Editor Android App to the AC-22LX Unit © 2023 Roland Corporation For details on how to use AC-22LX Editor, refer to the “Using the AC-22LX Editor/EV-1-WL, FS-1-WL Connection Guide” PDF.
  • Page 69 Power-on the AC-22LX unit and the mobile device. In your mobile device’s settings, turn Bluetooth on. NOTE Even if the “Available devices” list shows “AC-22LX MIDI”, don’t tap it. Start the “AC-22LX Editor” app that you installed in your mobile device. Tap [Bluetooth MIDI DEVICE] that appears in the screen, and then tap “AC-22LX MIDI”.
  • Page 70 Verify that “*” is shown at the upper right of AC-22LX MIDI. AC-22LX MIDI * If “AC-22LX MIDI” is not shown, tap “SCAN” at the very bottom of the Bluetooth Devices screen, and search again. Tap the Android back button to return to the previous screen.
  • Page 71 Verify that the BT-DUAL unit’s Bluetooth indicator is blinking or lit. If it is unlit, press the BT-DUAL pairing button to make it blink or light. In step 2 (p.69) of the procedure, could you have tapped a model name shown on the mobile device? When you turn the Bluetooth switch on in step 2, “AC-22LX MIDI”...
  • Page 72 Clearing the pairing Tap the gear icon shown beside “AC-22LX MIDI” in “Paired devices”, and tap “Unpair”. AC-22LX MIDI Turn the Bluetooth switch off.
  • Page 73 Turn Bluetooth on and off once again Turn Bluetooth on/off again. Close all apps, and try the procedure again from step 1 (p.69) If you’ve checked – and still cannot connect to the app, close all apps that are running on your mobile device.
  • Page 74 AC-22LX, wait for about 10 seconds, and power them on again. If the AC-22LX is paired, clear the pairing. If you’ve checked – and still cannot connect to the app, contact your dealer or a Roland customer service center.
  • Page 75 Connecting the AC-22LX Editor iOS App to the AC-22LX Unit © 2023 Roland Corporation For details on how to use AC-22LX Editor, refer to the “Using the AC-22LX Editor/EV-1-WL, FS-1-WL Connection Guide” PDF.
  • Page 76 Power-on the AC-22LX unit and the mobile device. In your mobile device’s settings, turn Bluetooth on. NOTE Even if “AC-22LX MIDI” is shown in the “DEVICES” list, don’t tap it. Start the “AC-22LX Editor” app that you installed in your mobile device.
  • Page 77 Tap [Bluetooth MIDI DEVICE] that appears in the screen, and then tap “AC-22LX MIDI”. * If you changed the Bluetooth ID (p. 81), the changed number is shown following “AC-22LX MIDI”. If “Bluetooth Pairing Request” appears, tap “Pair”. Verify that “Connected” is shown. Tap [<Back] to return to the previous screen.
  • Page 78 Verify that “AC-22LX MIDI (Bluetooth)” is shown for “CONNECT”. AC-22LX MIDI (Bluetooth) Tap [OK] to start communication. If you can’t connect Check each of the following five items one at a time. Make sure that Bluetooth is enabled on the BOSS Bluetooth®...
  • Page 79 Clearing the pairing Tap the “i” located beside “Connected”, and then “Forget This Device”. AC-22LX MIDI Turn the Bluetooth switch off.
  • Page 80 AC-22LX, wait for about 10 seconds, and power them on again. If the AC-22LX is paired, clear the pairing. If you’ve checked – and still cannot connect to the app, contact your dealer or a Roland customer service center.
  • Page 81 Changing the Bluetooth ID Here’s how you can specify “1” as the Bluetooth ID. Turn off the power of the AC-22LX to which the BT-DUAL is connected. Turn the [AIR FEEL] knob to “DRY”. Turn on the power of the AC-22LX while holding down the BT-DUAL’s pairing button.

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