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3 dj CONNECTION ................................................. 5 [|j OPERATION..................................................... 6 1. Power Up ................................................. 6 2. Tone Color Selection.............................. 7 3. Performance Control Functions............ 8 a. Pitch Bender/Modulation .................. 8 b. Portamento ......................................... 8 c. Octave Transpose .............................. 9 d. Chord Memory................................... Ô e. Key Transpose.................................... 11 f. Hold Pedal Jack ................................. 12 g. Pedal Switch Jack.............................. 12 h. Foot Control Jack............................... 12 4. Tone Modify............................................. 13 5. Editing Performance Control Function.................................................... 14 a. How to edit the Performance Control Functions .............................. 14 b. Writing the Performance Control Functions............................................. 16 6. Edit ............................................................ 17 7. Tone color parameters........................... 18 a. Synthesizer Structure........................ 18 b. Parameters.......................................... 19 8. Writing a Tone Color.............................. 29 9. Naming the Tone Colors ....................... 30 10. MIDI........................................................... 31 a. Changing MIDI Function Data ......... 32 b. Writing MIDI Function Data ............. 33 c. a JUNO's Sound Range receivable and transmissible with MIDI............34 d. Pedal Switch and Foot Control......... 34 e. Program Change Messages............. 35 11. Data Transfer......:....................................36 a. Tape Interface..................................... 36 b. Data Transfer with MIDI ................... 40 ¡7] APPENDIX........................................................ 42 1. Parameter Table...................................... 42 2. Error Message Table .............................. 45 3. Memo........................................................ 46 GO SPECIFICATIONS ............................................ 47 Please react th& separate volume; "MIDI", before reading: this owner's manual- Copyright £ 1985 by ROLAND CORPORATION All rights reserved. No pan of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORA I ION. [3 PANEL DESCRIPTION ® Pedal Switch Jack— ®Hold Pedai Jack ® Headphones Jack ©Output Jacks—; —©Foot Control Jack QSave Jack r© Load Jack —© Memory Protect Switch QDMIDI Connectors l©%1 о о О О О оа С -©Power Switch риеры ©Data Transfer Button— © Tune/Function Button ©Kay Transpose Button with Indicator—* О a Dial 0 Octave Transpose Buttons with indicators ©Volume Knob ©Portamento Button with Indicator 0 Chord Memory Button with Indicator- О Pitch Bender/Moduiatfon lever —©MIDI Button -ФТоле Modify Button —©Parameter Selector Button -© Value Button —ffiName Button HBWrite Button —©Display —Ф Group Selector Buttons ©Number Selector Buttons Ф Bank Selector Buttons -IMPORTANT NOTES- POWER • The appropriate power supply for this unit is shown on its name plate. Please make sure that the line voltage in your country meets that • When setting up the o JUNO with an externa! amplifier, turn both of them off, plug the a JUNO in first, then the amplifier. ■ This unit might not work property when turned on immediately after turned off. If thfe happens, simply turn it off, and turn it on Bgain after a few seconds. • This unit might get hot while operating, but there Is no need to worry about it. LOCATION • Operating the a JUNO near a neon or fluorescent lamp may cause noise Interference. If so, change the angle or position of the a JUNO. • Avoid using the a JUNO In excessive heat or humidity or where it may be affected by direct sunlight or dust CLEANING • Clean the unit with only soft doth and mild detergent. • Do not use solvents such as THINNER. OTHER NOTES • The a JUNO is 8 6 voice synthesizer, therefore if 6 keys ere simultaneously pressed, no more key will sound. • The a JUNO's memory back-up system is fully supported by a battery. Normally, the battery replacement is required every five years, but the first replacement may be needed even before that depending how many months had passed before you bought It Please ask for your local Roland dealer for replacement, when the Display responds with as shown below. Check Battery 1 [J] Connection Expression Pedal EV-5 {Optional} Pedal Switch DP-2 (Optional) Stereo Headphones RH-1G (Optional) Radio and television interference "Warning — This equipment has been verified to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device, pursuant to Subpart J, of Part 15, of FCC rules. Operation with non-certified or non-verified equipment is likely to res...