Troubleshooting - Roland RD-600 Owner's Manual

Troubleshooting
If the instrument does not operate as you expect, first check the following points.
No sound
¢ Is the power of the RD-600, amp and mixer turned on? (p.10)
« Have connections been made correctly and firmly? (p.9)
* Are the connecting cables defective?
* Is the amp or mixer volume lowered? (p.10)
¢ Is the volume slider at the MIN position? (p.10)
e Are the part switches of the INT UPPER / LOWER parts turned off? (p.12)
e Are the INT UPPER / LOWER part levels set to an appropriate value? (p.18)
* If control change number 7 (volume) is assigned to the pedal, check the position of the pedal.
(p.50)
¢ Is Key Range set correctly? (p.40)
* Some Tones have a limited pitch range in which sound can be produced. Set the Transpose
setting to an appropriate value. (p.18, 42)
* Is the EFX Level of the Tone set to 0? (p.34)
Pitch is incorrect
* Is the tuning setting wrong? (p.50)
¢ Is the Transpose setting correct? (p.18)
* Is the Part Transpose setting correct? (p.42)
¢ Is Fine Tune set to an appropriate value? (p.33)
¢ Is Coarse Tune setting to an appropriate value? (p.32)
* Is the pitch bender being operated? (p.10)
Volume dynamics of the sound are not as you expect
¢ Check the Velocity Sens setting. (p.42)
¢ Check the Velocity Max setting. (p.43)
Controllers do not have an effect as you expect
* Check the pedal settings. (p.50, 51)
e Are the Bend Lever Sw / Mod Lever Sw / DamperPedalSw / FC1, FC2 Pedal Sw settings
turned OFF? (p.43, 44)
When using an external sound source
No sound from the external sound source
° Is the volume lowered on the external sound source?
¢ Is the Transmit Ch. set correctly? (p.40)
* Isa part switch of the TX UPPER / LOWER part turned off? (p.12)
Are the TX UPPER / LOWER part levels set to appropriate values? (p.18)
If control change number 7 (volume) is assigned to the pedal, check the position of the pedal.
(p.50)
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