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Before Assuming a
Malfunction
— Troubleshooting
When no sound is produced, or when you think something .
is acting oddly, check through the following points first. If the
problem still persists even after trying the remedies listed
here, please contact the retailer from whom you bought the
unit, or the nearest Roland Service Center.
No sound or only low sound.
¢ Is all your other equipment properly connected?
Check all connections once more.
¢ Is the volume turned down?
Check the volume setting of the amp or mixer you have
connected.
Can you hear the sound through headphones when they are
plugged in?
If sound can be heard through headphones, it may be that
there is a short in one of the cables connecting the amp or
other equipment, or a mistake in the settings of an external
device.
¢ Are the parameters of any effects involving sound levels set
too low?
Check to make sure that parameters such as "LEVEL" are not
set too low. (page 21)
¢ Could the expression pedal be responsible for a reduced
sound level?
When the expression pedal is functioning as a volume
pedal ("VOLUME" appears in the pedal area of the display),
no sound is produced when the pedal tip is raised.
* Has the unit been switched into Tuner mode? (page 25)
Output is muted in Tuner mode.
Patches won't change.
* Have you gone into Bypass mode? (page 25}
* Have you gone into Manual mode? (page 24)
* Have you gone into Edit mode? (page 21)
* Have you gone into Tuner mode? (page 25)
* Have you gone into the Phrase Trainer Function? (page 27)
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