Roland D-50 Owner's Manual page 5

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IMPORTANT
NOTES
Power
@The
appropriate
power
supply
for
this
unit
is shown
on
its name
plate.
Please
make
sure
that
the line voltage
in your
country
meets
the
requirement,
@Piease
do not use
the same
socket used
for
any
noise
generating
device (such
as a motor
or variable
lighting system.)
@This
unit
might
not
work
properly
if
turned
on
immediately
after being
turned
off.
If this
happens,
simply
turn
it off
and
turn
it on
again
after
waiting
a
few
seconds,
@it
is normal
for
this
unit
to become
hot
while
being
operated.
@Before
setting
up
this
unit
with
other
devices, turn
this unit and all
the other
units
off.
@When
disconnecting
the power
plug from
the
socket,
do
not
pull
the
cord
but
hold
the
plug
to
avoid
damaging
the
cord.
@if
the
unit
is not
to be used
for a long
period
of
time,
unplug
the
cord
from
the
socket.
@Operating
this
device
near
a neon
or
fluorescent
lamp
may
cause
noise
interference,
If so, change
the
angle
or
the
position
of
the
device.
@Avoid
using
this device
in extreme
heat,
humidity
or where
it may
be
affected
by
dust
or
vibration.
@Use
a
mild
detergent
for
cleaning.
Do
not
use
solvents
such
as
thinner.
@The
D—50
features
a memory
back—up
system
that retains
the data even
when
switched
off.
The
battery
that supports
the back-up
circuit should
be replaced
every five years, Call Roland
for battery
replacement.(The
first
replacement
may
be required
before
five years, depending
on
how
much
time
had
passed
before
you
purchased
the
device.
@To
avoid
accidental
erasure
or loss of
data, please
make
a data
memo,
or save
the data onto
a Memory Card, If it happens
to be erased
while
the device
is being
repaired,
there
is no
way
to restore
the
data,
%* When
the battery
is low, the Display
defaults
as shown
below, and the data in the memory
may
be
lost.
.

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