Roland U110 User Manual

Details the U-110's DC-PCM Sound Source, Multi Timbral Function, Multiple Outputs, Part, Tone, Patch, and Memory Card features.

Explains the U-110's operation modes: Play Mode, Setup Mode, Patch Edit Mode, and Utility Mode.

Describes the internal structure including Sound Modules, Tones, Parts, Patches, and output configurations.

Details Tone types, voice allocation, polyphony limits, and how Tones are output.

Details the functions of the unit's front panel buttons, display, and indicators.

Describes the MIDI connectors and audio output sockets located on the rear panel.

Guidelines on proper power supply usage, connections, and grounding.

Instructions for cleaning the unit's casing and handling potential stains.

Advice on optimal placement, avoiding environmental hazards, and proper unit handling.

Details on the memory backup system and battery replacement.

Guides users through the power-up sequence and initial display.

Explains how to monitor and set the MIDI receive channel for each Part.

Details how to select Tones from internal memory or memory cards for each Part.

Explains how to use optional memory cards for expanding Tone availability.

Describes how to use the Master Tuning function to tune the U-110.

Explains how to select Voice Groups and assign them to Multi Outputs.

Details how to assign a Voice Group to each Part for output.

Explains how to set the volume level for each Part.

Details how to adjust the pitch of Tones assigned to each Part.

Guides users on how to name Patches using up to 10 characters.

Explains how to write edited Patch data to internal memory locations.

Details how to select Patches via the unit or an external MIDI control unit.

Details fundamental operations and navigation within the U-110's modes and functions.

Explains monitoring and managing patches, output, and MIDI receive channels in Play Mode.

Covers Master Tuning, MIDI settings, and parameter adjustments within Setup Mode.

Details editing common settings, part settings, and writing patches.

Explains data transfer, LCD contrast adjustment, and ROM playback.

Provides guidance on checking common issues such as no sound, pitch issues, and non-functional effects.

Lists and explains various error messages and their solutions.

Provides a comprehensive table of parameters, their display names, and variable ranges.

Lists all preset Tones with their Tone Name, Type, and related Contents.

Offers blank charts for recording Patch details and Map assignments.