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To remove fingerprints or dulling film, use a soft cloth slightly dampened with water and a little mild detergent. Immediately wipe dry with a soft cloth. Do not use solvents such as paint thinners. CHECK LIST IF YOUR PR-100 FAILS TO OPERATE: Make sure that the AC adaptor is firmly plugged into the jack at the rear and that the AC adaptor is not faulty. Also check that the AC wall outlet is not faulty. Plug in a lamp or radio to test the wall outlet. Be sure the ON/OFF switch is ON. Make sure that the PR-100 has been correctly connected through MIDI to other MIDI devices. fn the event the instrument is still inoperable, your Roland technician or dealer is best qualified to provide you with competent service. Do not attempt any adjustments or repairs by yourself. When the display responds with a different indication from any explained in this manual, refer to "ERROR MESSAGES" in PART 2. PRECAUTIONS The appropriate power supply for the AC adaptor unit is shown on its name plate. Please make sure that the line voltage in your country meets the requirement. Use only the AC adaptor provided. Please do not use. the same socket used for any noise generating device (such as a motor, variable lighting system). Disconnect the AC adaptor immediately in the event of an electrical storm. Before setting up this unit with other MIDI devices, turn this unit off along with all other units. Be sure to connect the MIDI cable securely. If the MIDI cable is disconnected while the PR-100 is being played, various troubles will occur (e.g. the sound would not stop). Static electricity may cause the build-in computer to malfunction. Should this occur, simply reset the computer by turning the power switch off and then after a few seconds, back on. This unit might not operate correctly if turned on immediately after being turned off. If this happens, simply turn it off and after a few seconds later, turn it on again. Operating this unit near a neon, Flourescant lamp, TV or CRT Display, may cause noise interference. If so, change the angle or the position of the unit. This unit could get heated while operating, but there is no need to be concerned. The built-in Disk Drive of the PR-100 is a precision machine. So, please handle it carefully. To avoid risk of electric shock, do not perform any servicing. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. 7 CONNECTIONS 3 C.y4jMÿvfvV - ' " MIDI Keyboard e.g. HP-2000/3000(S)/4500(S)/5500(S)/5600(S) HS-10 HS-80 HP-100/600/700/800 ‘Before connecting the PR-100 to the keyboard, turn both units off. 8 2. Connecting up with MIDI Keyboard and Sound Module OUTPUT V V MIDI IN INPUT MIDI OUT MIDI IN MIDI THRU MIDI Sound Module e.g. MT-32 MKS-7 MIDI Keyboard e.g. HP-2000/3000(S)/4500(S)/5500(S)/5600(S) HS-10 HS-80 HP-100/600/700/800 After recording your performance on the PR-100, the data can be stored onto a 2.8 inch Quick Disks (QD's) using the built-in Disk Drive. The memory capacity of a QD is approx. 8,500 notes on each side. Quick disks are delicate and can be damaged if not handled properly. Disks could alio become erased naturally after a certain length of time. To ensure a long life for your data disks, be sure to follow the instructions. Instructions on handling Quick Disks *To prevent accidental loss of data after saving onto the QD, be sure to break off the plastic tab next to the indicated side (A or B). To rewrite data on a protected QD, place adhesive tape over the slot next to the indicated side (A or B) as shown below. Quick Disk Care Do not touch the magnetic disk. Do not use the disk where it may be affected by dust. Do not use the disk pear anything magnetic such as headphones or speakers. Keep disks away from extremely hot and cold temperatures. To avoid accidental loss of data, be sure to remove the plastic tab on the disk. Never remove or insert the disk, or switch the PR-100 OFF or ON while the indicator of the disk drive is lit, or the disk may become erased. The PR-100's internal memory cannot read the data recorded on a damaged disk, so we recommend that you should make copies of your important data. One blank 2.8 inch Quick disk (QD) has been supplied with the PR-100 to store your performance on. You may purchase additional QD's from your local Roland dealer, or obtain a high-quality Quick Disk as an alternative. The following pages of easy-to-follow instructions will help you to get started on the PR-100. A HANDLING PROCEDURE FOR QD When you want to remove the QD, please push the Eject Button. If you try to take out the QD without pushing the Eject Button, the pad applied to the disk drive will be damaged, causing breakdown. If the QD does not come out, push the Eject Button again. Eject Button 1 1 1. Make sure you have followed the "Connecting up with a keyboard" procedure on (Page 5). :2. Turn on MIDI keyboard. 3. Power on PR-TOO. Press the POWfiR switch on the rear panel ON The display wfll read "PR...