Roland HS-5 User Manual

Using the HS-5
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Saving and Loading Settings (Snapshot)
You can use the snapshot function to save the current settings on a USB ash drive. This is a useful way to
easily save your settings for later reuse if you practice in dierent locations or at dierent times.
* Snapshot function can save one current settings on a USB ash drive.
Saving your settings
1. Connect your USB ash drive (sold separately) to the MEMORY port.
2. Long-press the section C and section D [INPUT] buttons.
3. Press the button to save/overwrite-save the settings.
When the button stops blinking, the settings have been saved. The HS-5 then returns to its normal state.
* If you decide to return to the normal state without saving/overwrite-saving, press the
button.
Loading your settings
1. Connect your USB ash drive (sold separately) to the MEMORY port.
2. Press the section C and section D [INPUT] buttons.
3. button to loading the settings.
When the button stops blinking, the settings have been loaded. The HS-5 then returns to its normal state.
* If you want to return to the normal state without loading, press the
button
Volume Limiter Settings
The HS-5 lets you limit the maximum volume that can be output.
* By default, the output volume is not limited, allowing you to hear the performance at high volume
(volume limiter: o 00 dBFS).
1. Long-press the section B and section D [INPUT] buttons.
The [INPUT] buttons blink.
2. Use the [A] knob to specify the maximum volume (-30 dBFS–0 dBFS).
OFF (0 dBFS)
-30 dBFS

Roland HS-5 Specifications

General

Sample rate	44.1 kHz
Frequency range	20 - 20000 Hz
Channels quantity	- channels
Digital sound processing	24 bit
Microphone in	Yes
Product color	Black
Video capability	No
USB connector type	USB Type-A, USB Type-B
Fuse	1.2 A
Cables included	AC

Weight and Dimensions

Depth	248 mm
Width	257 mm
Height	68 mm
Weight	1100 g