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Battery charge indication
V-Accordion
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NOTE
We recommend using rechargeable AA-type Ni-MH batter-
ies.
NOTE
When replacing batteries, be sure to insert them correctly
(ensure correct polarity).
NOTE
Remove the batteries whenever the FR-3x is to remain
unused for an extended period of time.
Battery charge indication
If, while using batteries, the “bAt” message appears in
the display, the remaining battery power is low.
Replace the batteries at your earliest convenience.
A flashing “bAt” message means that you need to
replace the batteries right away (or use the supplied
adaptor).
NOTE
The battery charge indication is only an approximation.
Battery duration
New or fully charged batteries should last about 9
hours (for 2000mAh Ni-MH batteries) during contin-
uous operation while the internal speakers are off
(see “Speaker Mode” on p. 55), or 5 hours while the
speakers are on.
NOTE
Actual battery life varies according to usage conditions, the
quality of the batteries and the number of charging cycles.
Energy saving function
The FR-3x contains an energy saving function that
switches the instrument off when it is left unat-
tended for more than 10 minutes. You may therefore
have to switch it on again from time to time. You can
specify how long the FR-3x should wait before pow-
ering off automatically. See “Auto Power Off” on
p. 55.
Connecting the FR-3x to an
amplifier, mixer, etc.
The FR-3x is equipped with an internal speaker system
and thus does not need to be connected to an amplifier
at all. There may be times, however when using an
external amplification system is more convenient.
NOTE
If you are using optional batteries and need to connect the
FR-3x to a PA system or mixer, we recommend using a com-
mercially available wireless system to avoid having to use
excessively long signal cables.
NOTE
To prevent malfunction and/or damage to speakers or other
devices, always turn down the volume, and turn off the
power on all devices before making any connections.
1.
Turn the [VOL] knob all the way towards the
small dot to minimize the volume.
2.
Switch off all devices.
3.
Connect the FR-3x’s OUTPUT jacks to the
inputs of your external device.
Please choose unbalanced (mono) cables with 1/4”
jacks at one end (for the FR-3x). The connectors at
the other end need to match the input sockets of the
device to which you are connecting the FR-3x.
NOTE
If you use a commercially available wireless transmitter,
the FR-3x’s output signals may distort. In that case, change
the FR-3x’s output level (see “Output Level Attenuation” on
p. 55).
NOTE
If your amplifier is monaural, you only need to connect the
L/MONO socket.
NOTE
You can also use a pair of headphones (Roland RH-25,
RH-50, RH-200 or RH-300).
OUTPUT
L/MONO (Treble) + R/MONO (Bass)
INPUT
L + R
Use either a long signal cable (10m or more) or an optional wireless system
(recommended).
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- Owner’s Manual 1
- For Canada 2
- For EU Countries 2
- Introduction 3
- About this manual 3
- Conventions in this manual 3
- Contents 4
- 1. Features 6
- 2. Important notes 9
- Liability and copyright 10
- 3. A first look at your FR-3x 11
- 4. Panel descriptions 12
- Bass control panel 13
- Connection panel 14
- 5. Before you start playing 15
- Before you start playing 16
- Connecting the FR-3x to an 17
- FR-3x V-Accordion 18
- Attaching the straps 18
- Bass strap 19
- Using headphones 21
- How to read the display 23
- Listening to the demo songs 24
- Selecting Sets 25
- Treble section 26
- V-Accordion 27
- Bass and chord section 30
- Copying audio files to a USB 34
- Connecting an optional USB 34
- Playing back audio files 35
- Selecting audio files 35
- Adjusting the playback level 36
- Saving the current settings 38
- Recalling a User Program 39
- Editing a User Program 39
- USB memory (optional) 40
- Importing the settings of a 42
- 13. Other settings 43
- Saving your changes 44
- PARAM LIST parameters 45
- Metronome Time Sign 47
- Metronome Level 47
- Reverb Type 47
- Chorus Type 47
- Orchestra Touch 47
- Orchestra Bass/Chord Touch 48
- Bellows Curve 48
- Stereo Width 48
- Other settings 50
- Free Bass Mode 51
- Bass & Chord Mode 53
- Metronome Function 53
- Function Switch 53
- Auto Power Off 55
- Speaker Mode 55
- Output Level Attenuation 55
- Other functions 55
- MIDI parameter list 57
- MIDI parameter list 57
- MIDI LIST parameters 58
- Program Change TX 61
- Bellows Expression TX Filters 61
- Velocity TX 61
- Sending program change mes 62
- 16. Troubleshooting 65
- 17. Error messages 66
- Message Meaning Action 66
- 18. Specifications 67
- 19. Appendix 69
- MIDI implementation 71
- Appendix 72
- MIDI Implementation Chart 73
- 20. Information 74
- 21. Index 75
- For C.A. US 79
- Proposition 65 79
- * 5 1 0 0 0 4 2 6 8 3 - 0 4 * 80
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