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Verifying the Version
The Test Mode is used to verify the version. Refer to 1. Version Check (p. 15).
Data Backup and Restore
Operations
The data shown below is stored on the microSD card on the Main Board, and
can be backed up on a computer. Go to the owner's manual and refer to
Connecting to Your Computer via USB (p. 14), and carry out the backup and
restore operations.
• WAV data
• RHYTHM pattern data
• RHYTHM ON/OFF data
• Beat data
• STOP MODE setting data
This data is not initialized when a factory reset is executed.
* The microSD card cannot be removed.
Virus Check
Before performing the backup, carry out a virus check on the microSD card. If
it has been infected by a virus, format it after obtaining permission from the
end user. For the formatting procedure, go to the owner's manual and refer to
Formatting the Internal Memory (p. 17).
* Formatting the microSD card deletes the customer's data.
Making Written Notes
The data shown below cannot be backed up or restored. If any values differ
from their initial values (factory-default values) shown below, refer to the
owner's manual (p. 8 and 17) and note them down on paper.
• Last selected phrase memory number (initial value: 1)
• Sleep mode setting (initial value: on)
• Recording -> overdubbing -> playback selection-sequence setting (initial
value: rd)
This data is initialized when a factory reset is executed.
Performing a Factory Reset
Executing a factory reset uses Factory Reset in the Test Mode. Note, however,
that executing only a factory reset is not possible.
Formatting the microSD Card
When formatting the microSD card on the Main Board is necessary, go to the
owner's manual and refer to Formatting the Internal Memory (p. 17).
* Formatting the microSD card deletes the customer's data. If necessary, make a
backup.
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Updating the System
Items Required
• Computer (running Windows)
• USB cable
• AC adaptor (PSA-series device)
• Update program (obtained via Service Net)
Procedure
* Be very sure never to switch off the power to the unit while the update is in
progress.
1.
Import the update program into the computer.
2.
Connect the AC adaptor (PSA-series device).
3.
Turn all controls all the way counterclockwise.
4.
Hold down TAP TEMPO and WRITE and insert a plug into the OUTPUT
L/MONO jack.
When the power comes on and USB UPDATER starts, the message UP
appears on the 7-segment LED display.
* Continue to hold down TAP TEMPO and WRITE until UP appears.
5.
Connect the USB cable.
The message UP. appears on the 7-segment LED display.
* No dedicated driver is required. Detection finishes automatically.
6.
Copy the update program to the folder containing the ROLAND folder on
the BOSS_RC-30 drive detected on the computer (a folder at the same
level as the ROLAND folder).
7.
Terminate the USB connection correctly, according to the proper
operation procedure for the computer.
8.
Detach the USB cable from the RC-30.
The message U.P appears on the 7-segment LED display.
9.
Press WRITE.
The message _ _ appears on the 7-segment LED display.
10. Press WRITE again.
The update operation starts.
When the update finishes, the message OK appears on the 7-segment
LED display.
11. Detach the plug from the OUTPUT L/MONO jack.
The power is switched off.
RC-30
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