Roland MT-300S Owner's Manual page 17

To get even better sound
You can play the sound from the MT 300s through a digital piano's speakers.
1.
Using a commercially available audio cable, connect the Output R/L
jack of the MT 300s to the digital piano's Input R/L jack.
This lets you play the sound from the MT 300s through the digital piano speakers as
well as from the MT 300s's own speaker.
2.
Flip the Speaker switch on the rear panel of the MT 300s to "Off."
Sound from the MT 300s speaker now stops.
If you turn the Speaker switch back to "On," sound will again come from the MT
300s's speaker.
Please use an audio cable with a standard phone plug. Consult the retailer from whom you purchased the
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MT 300s.
About the Pedal
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Using a pedal to start and stop playback and recording of songs
By connecting an optional pedal switch (such as Roland's model DP-2) to the MT
300s's Start/Stop jack, you can start and stop playback and recording of songs by
pressing on the pedal. Furthermore, you can begin and end songs with fade-ins and
fade-outs. Please refer to "Changing the Pedal Functions" (p.98).
Changing the volume with the pedal
By connecting an expression pedal (such as the Roland EV-5) to the MT 300s's
Expression Pedal jack, you can change the volume of songs or sounds by stepping on
the pedal.
You cannot use the pedal switch if it is connected to the Expression Pedal jack; likewise, the expression
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pedal cannot be used if it is plugged into the Start/Stop jack.
You will need to set up the Roland DP-2 Expression Pedal or EV-5 Expression Pedal separately. Please
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consult the dealer where you purchased these products when using them with the MT 300s.
Use only the specified expression pedal (EV-5; sold separately). By connecting any other expression ped-
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als, you risk causing malfunction and/or damage to the unit.
Start l Expression
Stop
Out MIDI In
If you are Connecting an Electronic Keyboard
Pedal Speaker
On Off
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