Roland FR-2b owner manual Setting up, Connections, Switching the power on and off

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FR-2/FR-2b V-Accordion

Setting up

4.Setting up

Connections

The FR-2/FR-2b has a compartment for 8 optional AA-type batteries. Consider purchasing such batteries when performing on stage.

Using the OUTPUT sockets

The FR-2/FR-2b needs to be connected to an amplification system. If you are using optional batteries and need to connect the FR-2/FR-2b to a PA system or mixer, we recommend using a wireless system to avoid having to use excessively long signal cables.

You can also use a pair of headphones (Roland RH-30A, RH-200, RH-200S or RH-300).

Note: To prevent malfunction and/or damage to speakers or other devices, always turn down the volume, and turn off the power on all devices before making any connections.

To a wall outlet

OUTPUT

INPUT

L/MONO + R/MONO

L + R

Use either a long signal cable (10m or more) or an optional wireless system (recommended).

r

Switching the power on and off

The power-on procedure depends on whether or not you are using optional batteries.

Note: If you decide to use rechargeable AA batteries, be aware that they cannot be recharged simply by leaving them in the FR-2/FR-2b’s com- partment and connecting the adaptor. You will need an external charg- ing unit.

Note: Once the connections have been completed, turn on the power to your various devices in the order specified. By turning on devices in the wrong order, you risk causing malfunction and/or damage to speakers and other devices.

If you are using the supplied adaptor

(1)Connect the supplied adaptor to the FR-2/ FR-2b’s DC IN socket.

(2)Connect the adaptor to a wall outlet that meets the specifications (see p. 28).

To a wall outlet

The adaptor should

only be connected to a power source of the type marked on its label. For details on the power consumption, please refer

to page 28.

(3)Turn down the output volume of the receiving audio device.

You can also simply switch it off.

(4)Connect the FR-2/FR-2b’s OUTPUT sockets to the exter- nal audio device (amplifier, mixing console, etc.).

(5)Turn the FR-2/FR-2b’s[VOLUME] knob A from the “POWER OFF” position towards the right.

(6)Switch on the receiving audio device.

(7)Start playing.

Note: This unit is equipped with a protection circuit. A brief interval (a few seconds) after power up is required before the unit will oper- ate normally.

—To switch off you system—

(8)Turn down the output volume of the receiving audio device or switch it off.

(9)Turn the FR-2/FR-2b’s [VOLUME] knob A all the way to the left (“POWER OFF”).

If you are using batteries

The FR-2b needs to be connected to an amplification system of some sort (unless you want to use headphones).

(1)Install the required batteries into the FR-2/FR-2b’s com- partment (see p. 27).

(2)Turn down the output volume of the receiving audio device.

You can also simply switch it off.

(3)Connect the FR-2/FR-2b’s OUTPUT sockets to the exter- nal audio device using two 1/4” guitar cables.

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Contents Page Avis Features ContentsFR-2/FR-2b V-Accordion Features Important notes Battery handling Precautions for optional batteriesStrap holder precaution Panel descriptions Treble control panelBass control panel Connection panel Personalizing your FR-2/FR-2bSwitching the power on and off Setting upConnections Bass strap Listening to the demo songsBellows resistance regulator Treble sectionOrchestral sounds for the Treble section Using the orchestral soundsBass section Orchestral sounds for the Bass sectionUsing two different sounds for the Bass button key- board Switching off the Orchestra Bass partSwitching off the Orch Chord part Orchestral sounds for the Chord sectionUse registers 1~8 F to select one of the following settings Using the metronomeSetting the time signature Setting the tempoPitch-related functions Song functionPlaying drum sounds with the bass and chord buttons PAD functionMuting a part Press and hold the PAD G button until it starts flashPlaying only drum sounds via the bass and chord but- tons Recording short drum patternsAdding drum sounds to your bass notes and chords Briefly press the PAD G button it lights greenParameters Editing Function settingsSelecting the desired function Can be selected with the 8 registers20~250 ~0~5B1~63,0, t1~63 ParametersThen, set the Midi OUT/IN parameter see p to Out Midi parameters Function groupFixed Low 1, Fixed Med About Midi Midi parametersFR-2/FR-2b’s sections use the following Midi channels Saving the current settings Saving your settings User ProgramRecalling a User Program Changing your accordion’s behavior Treble Mode only on the FR-2bBass & Chord Mode Changing your accordion’s behavior+ 2 2 Bass Rows 3 Bass Rows a Bass & Chord Mode Griff EuropeRestoring the factory defaults Griff FinSwitch off the FR-2/FR-2b Using optional batteriesInstalling and removing batteries Using optional batteriesSpecifications PAD Sets AppendixDemo Songs Midi Program change messagesMidi Implementation Chart Accordion Date July Model FR-2/FR-2b VersionInformation Africa602.00.0240