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Page 1 - Owner's Manual

Owner's Manual00781334 '01-12-A2-61N

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10SWITCHING MODESYou can change the mode using either the MODE button or a foot pedal plugged into the MODE jack (BOSS FS-5U,Optional).Each of these m

Page 3 - MAIN FEATURES

11PROGRAM CHANGE MODEThis is the mode for sending Program Change messages and Control Change messages.About Program Change NumbersThe Program Change n

Page 4 - CONTENTS

12How to Send Program Change Messages121. Changing the BankEach press of a BANK pedal (UP/DOWN) changes the Bank, and the new Bank appears on thedispl

Page 5 - IMPORTANT NOTES

13Using the Expression PedalOperating the built-in expression pedal sends the value (0 (00h) to 127 (7Fh)) for Controller Number7 (“main volume”).* Yo

Page 6 - DESCRIPTIONS

14CONTROL CHANGE MODEThis is the mode for sending Control Change messages. In this mode, all the pedals can be used to send Control Changemessages. Yo

Page 7 - HOW TO USE THE FC-200

15Using the Foot Switch/Expression Pedal JacksWhen you connect separately available foot pedals or expression pedals to these jacks, you canuse the co

Page 8 - MAKING THE CONNECTIONS

16NOTE MODEThis is the mode for sending Note messages.Note RangeThe following table shows what notes are assigned to the different pedals.FGECCDEFGABB

Page 9 - SWITCHING ON THE POWER

17Changing the Note Range by Octaves During a PerformanceDuring a performance, you can change the note range in octave steps. To do this, connect a BO

Page 10 - SWITCHING MODES

18EXCLUSIVE MODEThis mode is for sending System Exclusive (SysEx) messages.This is the mode to use when you wish to use SysEx messages from the FC-200

Page 11 - PROGRAM CHANGE MODE

19EDIT FUNCTIONYou can use the Edit function to make changes in the factory default settings and store these changes in memory. Changingthe settings o

Page 13 - Using the Expression Pedal

205. If you want to change another parameter, repeat steps 3 and 4.6. Store the changes you’ve made in memory.Press the Control pedal to save the new

Page 14 - CONTROL CHANGE MODE

21PARAMETERS WITH SETTINGS THAT CAN BE CHANGEDThis section describes those parameters that have settings which can be changed. The explanations here d

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22Bank Select: On / Off[ ] (Bank Select)In the Program Change mode, this sets whether Bank Select messages are to be sent together withProgram Chan

Page 16 - NOTE MODE

23The chart below shows the programs indicated by the Bank Select and Program Change messagesshown above.The Bank pedals and Number pedals on the FC-2

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24Output of Program Change Messages When Changing Banks: On / Off[ ] (Bank Output)In the Program Change mode, this sets whether Program Change mess

Page 18 - EXCLUSIVE MODE

25Controller Number Settings: 1 to 31, 33 to 95This sets the controller numbers that are used when sending Control Change messages. A differentcontro

Page 19 - EDIT FUNCTION

26Setting for Latch Type Pedal Operation: On / OffThis setting determines whether the pedals work as latch type or momentary type pedals whensending

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27Octave Shift Upper Limit Setting: C0 to C6 to C8[ ] (High)In the Note mode, a foot pedal connected to FOOT SW/EXP jack 5 can be used to raise the

Page 21 - MIDI Channel: 1 to 16

28MODE Jack Loop Setting: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4[ ] (Jack Loop)This setting determines how the mode will be switched when using a BOSS FS-5U foot switchconne

Page 22 - Bank Select: On / Off

29ABOUT REALTIME MESSAGES AND MMC MESSAGESRealtime messages and MMC messages are both used to operate externally connected devices. On the FC-200, Rea

Page 23 - Bank Limit: 0 to 12 to 99

3IntroductionWe’d like to take a moment to thank you for purchasing the Roland FC-200 MIDI Foot Controller.In order to fully realize the potential of

Page 24 - [ ] (Bank Change)

30DATA TRANSFER USING MIDIYou can use System Exclusive (SysEx) messages to send the FC-200’s settings to another MIDI device. This makes it possible,f

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31Sending the Data(the sending FC-200) 1, 2321. Switch off the FC-200 that will be used to send the data.2. While keeping Number pedal “9” depressed

Page 26 - [ ] (Note Range)

32Receiving Data (Bulk Load)Making the ConnectionsFor sending data stored on a MIDI sequencer to the FC-200, make the following connections.MIDI INMID

Page 27 - C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8

33ABOUT CHANGING THE BATTERIESWhen Batteries Need ChangingWhen the FC-200 is operated only on battery power, the display starts to flash when the batt

Page 28 - [ ] (Jack Loop)

34USING MIDIThe FC-200 is equipped with MIDI terminals. Using these terminals to receive data from an external MIDI device makesit possible to switch

Page 29 - How to Make the Settings

35MIDI Messages Recognized by the FC-200In order to convey the great variety of expression possible with music, the MIDI standard containsa large rang

Page 30 - DATA TRANSFER USING MIDI

36MIDI Implementation ChartMIDI has made it possible for a wide range of musical instruments to communicate with each other, but that doesn’tnecessari

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37RETURNING SETTINGS TO THEIR FACTORY DEFAULT VALUES (INITIALIZATION)Initialization lets you return settings that have been edited to the values they

Page 32 - Receiving Data (Bulk Load)

38IF YOU THINK THERE’S A PROBLEM, CHECK THESE FIRSTIf your FC-200 is not functioning properly, or you suspect there is a problem somewhere, check the

Page 33 - ABOUT CHANGING THE BATTERIES

391. Data Format for Exclusive MessagesRoland’s MIDI implementation uses the following data format for allExclusive messages (type IV):ByteF0H41HDEVMD

Page 34 - USING MIDI

4CONTENTSIntroduction ...3MAIN FEATURES...

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403. One-way Transfer ProcedureThis procedure sends out data until it has all been sent and is used whenthe messages are so short that answerbacks nee

Page 36 - MIDI Device A

41MIDI FOOT CONTROLLER Date : Jan.20, 1995Model FC-200 MIDI Implementation Version : 1.001. RECOGNIZED RECEIVE DATASYSTEM REALTIME MESSAGEACTIVE SENSI

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42SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGEStatus Data StatusF0H iiH, ddH, ..., eeH F7HF0H: System Exclusiveii = ID Number: 41H (65)dd, ..., ee = data: 00H-7FH (0-1

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43MODE STATUS (Individual area)Address(H) Size(H) Data(H) Parameter Description——————————————————————————————03 00 00 01 00-03 Mode Status *1 0: Progr

Page 39 - ROLAND EXCLUSIVE MESSAGES

44EDIT PARAMETERS (Bulk area)Address(H) Size(H) Data(H) Parameter Description——————————————————————————————10 00 00 1E — Edit Parameters *1 1 packet11

Page 40 - 3. One-way Transfer Procedure

45Function•••Recognized RemarksTransmittedMode 1 : OMNI ON, POLY Mode 2 : OMNI ON, MONO o : YesMode 3 : OMNI OFF, POLY Mode 4 : OMNI OFF, MONO x : NoP

Page 41 - SYSTEM REALTIME MESSAGE

46SPECIFICATIONSFC-200 : MIDI FOOT CONTROLLERConnectorsMIDI Connectors (IN / OUT)MODE JackFoot Switch / Expression (FOOT SW / EXP) Jacks (1to 6)AC Ada

Page 42 - 3. EXCLUSIVE COMMUNICATIONS

47This product complies with the requirements of European Directive 89/336/EEC.For EU CountriesFor CanadaThis Class B digital apparatus meets all requ

Page 43 - BANK NUMBER (Individual area)

Owner's Manual00781334 '01-12-A2-61N

Page 44 - EDIT PARAMETERS (Bulk area)

5IMPORTANT NOTESWhen using an AC adaptor, use only the specified device (PSA-Series). Use of any other AC adaptor could result in damage,malfunction o

Page 45 - MIDI Implementation Chart

6DESCRIPTIONSFront PanelNumber Pedals (1 to 10)DisplayMODE ButtonIndicators(1 to 10, UP/DOWN, CTL) BANK Pedals(UP/DOWN)CONTROL PedalExpression PedalRe

Page 46 - SPECIFICATIONS

7HOW TO USE THE FC-200The FC-200 offers the four modes described below. Each of these modes provides its own unique features, so choose themode accord

Page 47 - For Canada

8MAKING THE CONNECTIONSWhen making connections to other equipment, be sure that all equipment is switched off. If you try to make connectionswhile the

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9SWITCHING ON THE POWERFirst, check that you are connected properly with the external MIDI instrument. Then set the power switch on the FC-200to “ON”

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