Roland M-380 Owner's Manual

Contents

1. USING THE UNIT SAFELY3
2. IMPORTANT NOTES6
3. Contents10
4. Introduction14
5. Check the included items14
6. Conventions used in this manual14
7. Names14
8. Basic knowledge about REAC14
9. About REAC14
10. About cables14
11. REAC connections15
12. Placement16
13. Attaching the ferrite core16
14. About the REAC caps16
15. About the REAC connector covers16
16. When Installing in a Rack17
17. AC power connections17
18. Attaching the power cord clamp17
19. Attaching the power cord hook17
20. Turning the power on/off18
21. Turning the power on18
22. Turning the power off18
23. About the internal lithium battery19
24. À propos de la pile interne au lithium19
25. About USB memory20
26. About the USB memory cover20
27. Explanation of the panels22
28. Top panel22
29. 1. Fader module section23
30. 2. Layer section23
31. 3. Main fader module24
32. 4. CHANNEL EDIT section24
33. 5. Display27
34. 6. Function button section27
35. 7. EFFECTS button27
36. 8. METER button27
37. 9. USER section27
38. 10. USB MEMORY RECORDER section27
39. 11. SETUP section28
40. 12. Screen controller section28
41. 13. TALKBACK/OSC (talkback/oscillator) section28
42. 14. MONITOR section29
43. 15. GROUP section29
44. 16. SCENE MEMORY section29
45. 17. USB MEMORY connector29
46. 18. PHONES jack29
47. 19. PHONES LEVEL knob29
48. Rear panel30
49. 1. CONSOLE INPUT jacks31
50. 2. CONSOLE OUTPUT jacks31
51. 3. REAC ports (A,B,SPLIT/BACKUP)31
52. 4. USB connector31
53. 5. MIDI connectors32
54. 6. RS-232C/MIDI select switch32
55. 7. RS-232C connector32
56. 8. DIGITAL OUT jacks32
57. 9. TALKBACK MIC IN jack32
58. 10. STEREO IN jacks32
59. 11. POWER switch32
60. 12. Grounding terminal33
61. 13. AC INPUT connector, power cord clamp33
62. 14. Power cord hook33
63. 15. Cooling vent33
64. 16. Theft prevention lock33
65. 17. BATTERY slot33
66. Basic operation34
67. Basic panel operations34
68. Selecting the channel layer34
69. Operations in the CHANNEL EDIT section34
70. Accessing a screen35
71. Home screen35
72. Screen operations36
73. About the screen display36
74. Function button operations37
75. Cursor operations37
76. Button operations38
77. Knob operations38
78. Fader operations38
79. List operations38
80. Editing a name39
81. Operations in the NAME EDIT popup39
82. Library operations39
83. LIBRARY popup39
84. Recalling data from a library40
85. Storing data to a library40
86. Locking or unlocking user library data40
87. Editing the name of user library data41
88. Message operations41
89. Input channel operations42
90. About the input channels42
91. Operations using the CHANNEL EDIT section43
92. Selecting the channel to edit43
93. Viewing the parameter values43
94. Preamp gain adjustments43
95. Filter operations44
96. Gate/expander operations44
97. Compressor operations44
98. Four-band EQ operations44
99. Adjusting the pan of the audio signal sent to the MAIN L/R bus44
100. Sending the audio signal to the AUX buses45
101. Operations in the CHANNEL DISPLAY screen46
102. CHANNEL DISPLAY screen46
103. Accessing the CHANNEL DISPLAY screen50
104. Stereo-linking channels50
105. Stereo-linked parameters50
106. Specifying a channel name and color label51
107. Accessing the NAME EDIT popup51
108. Editing the channel name51
109. Choosing a color label51
110. Using the template to enter a channel name52
111. Copying channel settings to another channel52
112. Copying the channel settings52
113. Using the channel library53
114. Accessing the CHANNEL LIBRARY popup53
115. Assigning channels to DCA groups and MUTE groups54
116. Accessing the GROUP ASSIGN popup54
117. Assigning a channel to a DCA group54
118. Assigning a channel to a MUTE group54
119. AUX channel and MAIN L/R channel operations55
120. About AUX channels and the MAIN L/R channels55