Roland C-330 Owner's Manual page 68

Connecting external devices
6.
Change the following settings as desired.
Indication Explanation
Indicates the name of the MX-200's
sound.
Name
Selects the sound that you want to
play using the MX-200.
Specifies the volume of the sound
Volume
played on the MX-200.
Specifies the octave (pitch) of the
Octave
sound played on the MX-200.
Specifies the depth of reverb for the
Reverb
sound played on the MX-200.
7.
Turn on the [USER/MIDI] tablet.
The C-330 will not transmit MIDI data unless a [USER/MIDI]
tablet is turned on.
Use the MX-200 in MX mode. Set the MX-200's "RECEIVE
GM20N" setting to "OFF."
For details on operating the MX-200, refer to the MX-200
owner's manual.
In the "USER/MIDI" screen, you can turn the [Value/Exit Menu]
knob as shown below to specify the [USER/MIDI] tablet whose
settings you're making.
fig.boot.eps
Indication Tablet name
MAN I A MAN-I (lower) [USER MIDI A]
MAN I B MAN-I (lower) [USER MIDI B]
MAN II A MAN-II (upper) [USER MIDI A]
MAIN II B MAN-II (upper) [USER MIDI B]
PEDAL A PEDAL (pedalboard) [USER MIDI A]
PEDAL B PEDAL (pedalboard) [USER MIDI B]
Press the [Value/Exit Menu] knob twice to return to the main screen.
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Caution when connecting a MIDI sound module
other than the MX-200
Range
"TONE NAME" settings
Name of
sound
If you're using a device other than the MX-200 or a GM2 compatible
sound module, set the [TONE NAME] setting to [OFF] in the
procedure "Making the MX-200's sound names appear in the C-
0–127
330's display." In this case, the "USER/MIDI" screen will allow you to
specify the program number and the bank select MSB and LSB
-2–+2
parameters instead of the sound name. Use these parameters to
specify the desired sound on the MIDI sound module you're using.
OFF/
1–127