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Owner’s
Manual
Thank
you
and
congratulations
on
your
choice
of
the
Roland
V-Cymbal
CY-15R/CY-14C/CY-12H.
Before
using
this
unit,
carefully
read
the
sections
entitled:
“USING
THE
UNIT
SAFELY”
(p.
2)
and
“IMPORTANT
NOTES”
(p.
3).
These
sections
provide
important
information
concerning
the
proper
—
operation
of
the
unit.
Additionally,
in
order
to
feel
assured
that
you
have
gained
a
good
grasp
of
every
feature
provided
by
your
new
unit,
Owner’s
manual
should
be
read
in
its
entirety.
The
manual
should
be
saved
and
kept
on
hand
as
a
convenient
reference.
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Before
You
Begin
When
using
a
TD-10:
1.
Make
sure
you
are
using
a
TDW-1
version
that
includes
“with
V-Cymbal
Control”
(see
p.
4).
2.
Select
TRIGGER
BANK
2
in
the
TD-10
for
use
with
the
V-Cymbals
(see
p.
9).
*
If
you
are
using
another
sound
module,
you
have
to
set
the
trigger
parameters.
Refer
to
“Trigger
Parameter
Settings
for
the
Sound
Module
(p.
10).”
Wing
Nut
(Tighten
it
to
obtain.the
desired
movement)
Felt
Washer
C
~~
Position
the
Roland
a
25
ae
logo
on
the
opposite
Rosanne
ee
side
of
the
playing
area
2
Stopper
————_——+
Mp
~—
Tighten
the
nut
with
a
commercially
(Be
sure
to
orient
available
drum
key
it
correctly)
*
For
more
details,
refer
to
p.
6.
Copyright
©
2000
ROLAND
CORPORATION
All
rights
reserved.
No
part
of
this
publication
may
be
reproduced
in
any
form
without
the
written
permission
of
ROLAND
CORPORATION.
USING
THE
UNIT
SAFELY
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
THE
PREVENTION
OF
FIRE,
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
OR
INJURY
TO
PERSONS
About
Z\
WARNING
and
Z\
CAUTION
Notices
Used
for
instructions
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
risk
of
death
or
severe
injury
should
the
unit
be
used
improperly.
Z\WARNING
Used
for
instructions
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
risk
of
injury
or
material
damage
should
the
unit
be
used
improperly.
Z\
CAUTION
*
Material
damage
refers
to
damage
or
other
adverse
effects
caused
with
respect
to
the
home
and
all
its
animals
or
pets.
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Before
using
this
unit,
make
sure
to
read
the
instructions
below,
and
the
Owner’s
Manual.
¢
Do
not
open
or
perform
any
internal
modifica-
tions
on
the
unit.
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Do
not
attempt
to
repair
the
unit,
or
replace
parts
within
it
(except
when
this
manual
provides
specific
instructions
directing
you
to
do
so).
Refer
all
servicing
to
your
retailer,
the
nearest
Roland
Service
Center,
or
an
authorized
Roland
distributor,
as
listed
on
the
"Information"
page.
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Never
use
or
store
the
unit
in
places
that
are:
¢
Subject
to
temperature
extremes
(e.g.,
direct
sunlight
in
an
enclosed
vehicle,
near
a
heating
duct,
on
top
of
heat-generating
equipment);
or
are
¢
Damp
(e.g.,
baths,
washrooms,
on
wet
floors);
or
are
¢
Humid;
or
are
¢
Exposed
to
rain;
or
are
¢
Dusty;
or
are
¢
Subject
to
high
levels
of
vibration.
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¢
This
unit
should
be
used
only
with
a
rack
or
stand
that
is
recommended
by
Roland.
¢
When
using
the
unit
with
a
rack
or
stand
recom-
mended
by
Roland,
the
rack
or
stand
must
be
carefully
placed
so
it
is
level
and
sure
to
remain
stable.
If
not
using
a
rack
or
stand,
you
still
need
to
make
sure
that
any
location
you
choose
for
placing
the
unit
provides
a
level
surface
that
will
properly
support
the
unit,
and
keep
it
from
wobbling.
furnishings,
as
well
to
domestic}
ALWAYS
OBSERVE
THE
FOLLOWING
About
the
Symbols
.
The
A\
symbol
alerts
the
user
to
important
instructions
or
warnings.The
specific
meaning
of
the
symbol
is
determined
by
the
design
contained
within
the
triangle.
In
the
case
of
the
symbol
at
left,
it
is
used
for
general
cautions,
warnings,
or
alerts
to
danger.
The
&
symbol
alerts
the
user
to
items
that
must
never
be
carried
out
(are
forbidden).
The
specific
thing
that
must
not
be
done
is
indicated
by
the
design
contained
within
the
circle.
In
the
case
of
the
symbol
at
left,
it
‘means
that
the
unit
must
never
be
disassembled.
The
@
symbol
alerts
the
user
to
things
that
must
be
carried
out.
The
specific
thing
that
must
be
done
is
indicated
by
the
design
contained
within
the
circle.
In
the
case
of
the
symbol
at
left,
it
means
that
the
power-
cord
plug
must
be
unplugged
from
the
outlet.
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|
¢
Do
not
allow
any
objects
(e.g.,
flammable
material,
coins,
pins);
or
liquids
of
any
kind
(water,
soft
drinks,
etc.)
to
penetrate
the
unit.
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In
households
with
small
children,
an
adult
should
provide
supervision
until
the
child
is
capable
of
following
all
the
rules
essential
for
the
safe
operation
of
the
unit.
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Try
to
prevent
cords
and
cables
from
becoming
entangled.
Also,
all
cords
and
cables
should
be
placed
so
they
are
out
of
the
reach
of
children.
¢
Never
climb
on
top
of,
nor
place
heavy
objects
on
the
unit.
¢
Should
you
remove
the
stopper
bolt,
make
sure
to
put
them
in
a
safe
place
out
of
children's
reach,
so
there
is
no
chance
of
them
being
swallowed
accidentally.
IMPORTANT
NOTES
In
addition
to
the
items
listed
under
“USING
THE
UNIT
SAFELY”
on
page
2,
please
read
and
observe
the
following:
Placement
¢
Do
not
expose
the
unit
to
direct
sunlight,
place
it
near
devices
that
radiate
heat,
leave
it
inside
an
enclosed
vehicle,
or
otherwise
subject
it
to
temperature
extremes.
Also,
do
not
allow
lighting
devices
that
normally
are
used
while
their
light
source
is
very
close
to
the
unit
(such
as
a
piano
light),
or
powerful
spotlights
to
shine
upon
the
same
area
of
the
unit
for
extended
periods
of
time.
Excessive
heat
can
deform
or
discolor
the
unit.
¢
To
avoid
possible
breakdown,
do
not
use
the
unit
in
a
wet
area,
such
as
an
area
exposed
to
rain
or
other
moisture.
Maintenance
e
For
everyday
cleaning
wipe
the
unit
with
a
soft,
dry
cloth
or
one
that
has
been
slightly
dampened
with
water.
To
remove
stubborn
dirt,
use
a
cloth
impregnated
with
a
mild,
non-abrasive
detergent.
Afterwards,
be
sure
to
wipe
the
unit
thoroughly
with
a
soft,
dry
cloth.
¢
Never
use
benzine,
thinners,
alcohol
or
solvents
of
any
kind,
to
avoid
the
possibility
of
discoloration
and/or
deformation.
Additional
Precautions
¢
Use
a
reasonable
amount
of
care
when
using
the
unit's
jacks.
Rough
handling
can
lead
to
malfunctions.
When
connecting
/
disconnecting
all
cables,
grasp
the
connector
itself—never
pull
on
the
cable.
This
way
you
will
avoid
causing
shorts,
or
damage
to
the
cable’s
internal
elements.
This
instrument
is
designed
to
minimize
the
extraneous
sounds
produced
when
it’s
played.
However,
since
sound
vibrations
can
be
transmitted
through
floors
and
walls
to
a
greater
degree
than
expected,
take
care
not
to
allow
these
sounds
to
become
a
nuisance
to
neighbors,
especially
when
performing
at
night
and
when
using
headphones.
When
you
need
to
transport
the
unit,
package
it
in
the
box
(including
padding)
that
it
came
in,
if
possible.
Otherwise,
you
will
need
to
use
equivalent
packaging
materials.
Use
the
included
cable
to
make
connections.
If
using
some
other
make
of
connection
cable,
please
note
the
following
precautions.
¢
Some
connection
cables
contain
resistors.
Do
not
use
cables
that
incorporate
resistors
for
connecting
to
this
unit.
Since
the
sensitivity
of
the
pad
will
be
dimin-
ished,
the
sound
may
become
extremely
soft
or
even
inaudible.
For
information
on
cable
specifications,
contact
the
manufacturer
of
the
cable.
Getting
Started
Features
Similar
touch
and
feel
as
with
acoustic
cymbals
The
superior
design
has
taken
into
account
not
only
the
shape
of
the
cymbal,
but
also
the
bounce
of
the
stick,
and
even
the
movement
caused
by
playing,
making
it
possible
to
play
with
the
same
feel
as
an
acoustic
cymbal.
They’re
quiet!
Rubber
is
used
on
the
striking
surface
for
a
damping
effect.
Edge
shots
and
choking
are
possible
Sensors
in
the
edge
portion
make
it
possible
to
get
different
sounds
by
striking
the
bow
(upper
surface)
and
the
edge.
Choke
play—stopping
the
sound
by
grasping
the
edge
portion—is
also
possible
(p.
8).
On
the
CY-15R
(Ride),
sensors
in
the
bell
portion
make
it
possible
to
get
different
sounds
by
striking
the
bow
(upper
surface)
and
the
bell
(p.
8).
|
Three
way
triggering
and
positional
sensing
are
possible
(When
using
the
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control)
Using
the
CY-15R
(Ride)
together
with
the
TD-10
upgraded
with
the
“TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control”
makes
it
possible
to
get
different
tones
from
the
positional
sensing
of
the
bow
portion
(p.
8),
and
from
three
play
methods:
bow
shot,
bell
shot,
and
edge
shot
(Three
Way
Triggering,
see
p.
9).
Compatible
with
all
Roland
sound
modules
Compatible
models:
TD-10
+
TDW-1,
TD-10,
TD-8,
TD-7,
TD-5,
SPD-20/11,
and
HPD-15
Roland
sound
modules
support
methods
of
play
such
as
edge
shots
and
choke
play
(p.
11).
*
You
have
to
set
the
trigger
parameters.
For
details,
refer
to
Trigger
Parameter
Settings
for
the
Sound
Module
(
p.
10).
About
the
TDW-1
(
TDW-1
is
an
expansion
board
for
TD-10.
This
adds
new
|
sounds
(360
tones
and
50
kits)
and
functions
to
TD-10.
There
are
two
versions
of
the
TDW-1
(Original
version
|
and
“TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control”
version).
The
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control
provides
trigger
types
exclusively
for
the
V-Cymbals.
This
makes
it
possible
to
use
three
way
triggering
and
positional
sensing
on
the
|
cy-
15R
(Ride),
enabling
the
expressive
power
of
the
V-
Cymbal
to
be
used
to
the
fullest.
|
When
using
the
V-Cymbals,
Roland
suggests
using
the
§
TD-10
+
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control
as
the
sound
'
module.
*
The
screen
displayed
when
powering
up
with
the
TOW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control
installed,
is
different
than
the
Original
version.
Original
Version
.
=
:
TDW-?
:
ars
EXPANDED
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbai
Control
TD-10
oie
Sp
viins
v/
TDW-1
;
¥-Cymbal
Control
see
What’s
in
the
Package
CY-15R
(Ride)
CY-15R
unit,
Wing
nut,
Felt
washer,
Stopper,
Connection
cable
(stereo)
x
2,
Cable
tie,
Owner’s
manual
(this
document)
CY-14C
(Crash)
CY-14C
unit,
Wing
nut,
Felt
washer,
Stopper,
Connection
cable
(stereo),
Cable
tie,
Owner’s
manual
(this
document)
CY-12H
(Hi-Hat)
CY-12H
unit,
Connection
cable
(stereo),
Owner’s
manual
(this
document)
SS
SE
GI
TB
STEN
TO
Definitions
&
Names
of
Parts
CY-15R
(Ride)
Rela)
wv
Wing
Nut
ae
Felt
Washer
he
Mp
Stopper
Sk
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a
Bell
Portion
ae
BOW/BELL
OUTPUT
Jack
Tee
Bow
Portion
Edge
Portion
BOW/EDGE
OUTPUT
Jack
Diameter:
15
inches
CY-14C
(Crash)
WO
Wing
Nut
ca
Felt
Washer
Mp
Stopper
Bow
Porti
ow
Portion
BOW/EDGE
OUTPUT
Jack
Edge
Portion
*The
CY-14C
has
no
BOW/BELL
OUTPUT
Jack.
OTe
Diameter:
14
inches
CY-12H
(Hi-Hat)
4
Edge
Portion
Bow
Portion
OUTPUT
Jack
Stand
Fixing
Screw
Diameter:
12
inches
CY-15R
(Ride)
CY-14C
(Crash)
1.
Use
a
commercially
available
drum
key
to
tighten
the
stopper
bolt.
The
stopper
keeps
the
V-Cymbal
from
turning,
and
prevents
the
cables
from
catching
or
getting
tangled
on
the
stand.
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be
a
=
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Wp
-——
Tighten
the
bolt
with
a
||
commercially
available
2
drum
key
Stopper
————~
(Be
sure
to
orient
it
correctly)
2.
Position
the
Roland
logo
on
the
farther
side,
as
viewed
from
the
performer.
3.
Tighten
the
felt
washer
and
the
wing
nut
to
obtain
the
desired
movement.
Position
the
Roland
logo
on
the
opposite
side
of
Wing
Nut
the
playing
area
a
ee
Felt
Washer
4.
Secure
the
cables
in
place
with
the
cable
tie,
while
leaving
some
slack
in
the
cables
to
ensure
that
they
are
not
pulled
by
the
movement
of
the
cymbal
units
when
struck.
Leave
some
slack
in
the
cable(s)
Wind
the
cable
tie
twice
Tighten
it
not
to
slip
-
Fay
Turn
back
to
fix
the
cable(s)
*
Take
care
to
ensure
that
the
cables
do
not
touch
the
cymbal
units
and/or
the
staid.
A
cable
touching
a
cymbal
unit
or
a
stand
may
cause
double
sounding
or
other
incorrect
operation.
*
Double
sounding
may
vecur
if
the
ing
nut
ts
loose.
*
Do
NOT
use
the
washer
or
felt
included
with
the
cymbal
mount
(MDY-7U
or
MDY-10UD.
There
are
two
ways
to
use
the
drum
stand
mounting
rod.
Before
changing
how
the
rod
fits,
fixing
screw,
then
turn
the
inner
bolt
90
degrees.
*
When
the
mounting
method
B
is
used,
the
rod
cannot
be
secured
in
place
correctly
unless
it
is
inserted
a
certain
length.
Make
sure
that
the
unit
is
not
tilted
when
secured
in
place
with
the
stand
fixing
screw.
Also,
the
rod
is
designed
so
that
it
cannot
be
inserted
farther
than
a
certain
length,
so
do
not
try
to
force
it
further
than
it
will
go.
Connecting
to
a
Sound
Module
ce
before
making
any
connections.
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Use
the
supplied
connection
cables
(stereo)
to
make
the
connections.
If
monaural
cables
are
used,
edge
shots,
bell
shots,
and
choke
play
cannot
be
supported.
The
CY-14C
has
no
BOW
/BELL
output.
Make
the
connection
to
the
BOW/EDGE
output.
Connecting
to
the
CY-15R
(Ride)
The
CY-15R
has
two
outputs—BOW
/BELL
and
BOW/
EDGE—but
normally
you
should
use
only
one
or
the
other
(except
when
using
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control).
The
output
used
and
the
corresponding
playing
methods
are
as
shown
below.
(master)
ne
CT
a
|
Output
Corresponding
|
Tones
Sounded
|
Play
Methods
BOW/BELL
__
|
Bow
Shot
RIDEHEAD
|
Bell
Shot
|
RIDE
RIM
BOW/EDGE
|
BowShot
—__—'|
RIDE
HEAD
L
|
Edge
Shot
|
RIDE
RIM
|
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To
prevent
malfunction
and/or
damage
to
speakers
or
other
devices,
always
turn
down
the
volume,
and
turn
off
the
power
on
all
devices
MEMORY
CARD
Aine
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RASH
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TRIGGER
INPUT
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The
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control,
which
is
the
version
with
full
support
for
V-Cymbal,
provides
trigger
types
exclusively
for
the
CY-15R.
When
using
the
“RIDE”
AND
the
AUX
1
inputs
at
the
same
time,
it
is
possible
to
play
BELL,
BOW
and
EDGE
areas
allowing
three
way
triggering
support
(different
sounds
for
bow,
bell,
and
edge
shots).
For
more
information,
refer
to
“Playing
Different
Sounds
with
the
CY-15R’s
Bow,
Bell,
and
Edge
(Three
Way
Triggering
Feature)
(p.
9).”
Oke
If
you
are
using
a
sound
module
other
than
the
TD-10
+
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control
(such
as
a
non-expanded
TD-
10
or
the
Original
version
of
TDW-1),
then
use
either
the
BOW/BELL
output
or
the
BOW
/EDGE
output,
but
NOT
both.
When
the
two
outputs
are
used
simultaneously,
the
two
connected
trigger
inputs
are
sounded
at
the
same
time.
Playing
Methods
Bow
Shot
This
is
the
most
common
playing
method,
playing
the
middle
area
of
the
cymbal.
It
corresponds
to
the
sound
of
the
“head-side”
of
the
connected
trigger
input.
Edge
Shot
This
playing
method
involves
striking
the
edge
with
the
shoulder
of
the
stick.
When
played
as
shown
in
the
figure,
‘
the
“rim-side”
sound
of
the
connected
input
is
triggered.
”
——
Edge
sensor
*
On
the
CY-15R,
edge
shots
are
possible
when
the
connection
is
made
to
the
BOW/EDGE
output.
Bell
Shot
(CY-15R
Only)
This
playing
method
involves
striking
the
bell.
On
the
CY-
15R,
when
played
as
shown
in
the
figure,
the
“rim-side”
sound
of
the
connected
input
is
triggered.
*
Bell
shots
are
possible
when
the
connection
is
made
to
the
CY-
15R’s
BOW/BELL
output.
ore
On
the
CY-12H
and
the
CY-14C,
bell
shots
are
not
supported.
Choke
Play
Choking
(pinching)
the
cymbal’s
edge
with
the
hand
immediately
after
hitting
the
cymbal
makes
the
sound
stop.
Choke
the
location
of
the
edge
sensor
shown
in
the
figure.
If
you
choke
an
area
where
there
is
no
sensor,
the
sound
does
not
stop.
Roland
logo
Edge
sensor
When
using
the
TOW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control,
positional
sensing
on
the
bow
portions
of
the
CY-15R/CY-14C
is
possible.
The
trigger
type
must
be
set
on
“Rd
A”
or
“CrA.”
IMPORTANT:
You
need
to
choose
a
cymbal
tone
that
is
compatible
with
positional
sensing
(some
TD-10
and
TDW-1
_ride
cymbals).
Refer
to
the
instrument
list
in
the
owner's
manual
for
the
respective
sound
module.
vole
The
CY-15R
and
CY-14C
are
capable
of
the
positional
detection
feature.
Positional
detection
is
possible
when
plugged
into
the
specified
input
on
a
Roland
sound
module
with
this
feature.
8
For
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control
Users
Playing
Different
Sounds
with
the
CY-15R’s
Bow,
Bell,
and
Edge
(Three
Way
Triggering
Feature)
When
you
use
the
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control,
which
completely
supports
the
V-Cymbal,
three
way
triggering
(bow,
bell,
and
edge
shot)
performances
that
use
both
outputs
on
the
CY-15R
are
possible.
Oke
The
Original
version
of
the
TDW-1
and
the
non-expanded
TD-10
do
NOT
support
three
way
triggering
(p.
11).
Connection
Examples
As
shown
below,
connect
the
two
outputs
on
the
CY-15R
to
the
two
trigger
inputs
on
the
TD-10
(TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control)
and
make
the'settings
for
the
corresponding
trigger
types.
OUTPUT
DIRECT
i
DIRECT
3
Trigger
Type
Settings
TRIGGER
BANK
2's
factory
defaults
are
set
for
using
the
three
way
triggering
feature.
How
to
Select
the
Trigger
Bank
1.
Press
[SETUP]
-
[Fl
(TRIG)]
-
[Fl
(BANK)].
2.
Select
the
BANK
“2”
by
turning
the
VALUE
dial.
OUTPUT
TRIG
INPUT
|
TRIGGER
TYPE
|
BOW/BELL
|
10/RIDE
“RdA
(CY-I5R
Position)
_
|
BOW/EDGE
|
11/AUX
1
Tf
you
connect
a
pad
or
a
V-Cymbal
ONLY
to
the
trigger
input
for
which
trigger
type
is
set
to
“CTR”
(11/AUX
1),
it
will
NOT
work.
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Playing
Methods
TRIG
INPUT
Bow
Shot
10/RIDE
RIM
Correspondences
Between
Playing
Methods
and
Trigger
Input
|
Bell
Shot
—_
Edge
Shot
L1/AUX1TRIM
*Head-side
tones
for
the
trigger
input
11/AUX
1
cannot
be
sounded.
Ore
If
you
are
using
a
sound
module
other
than
the
TD-10
+
TDW-1
with
V-
Cymbal
Control
(such
as
a
non-expanded
TD-10
or
the
Original
version
of
TDW-1),
then
use
either
the
BOW/BELL
output
or
the
BOW
/EDGE
output,
but
NOT
both
(p.
7).
When
the
two
outputs
are
used
simultaneously,
the
two
sounds
of
the
connected
trigger
inputs
are
sounded
at
the
same
time.
*
For
more
details
on
three
way
trigvertig
feature,
refer
to
the
owner's
manual
for
the
TOW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control.
9
Trigger
Parameter
Settings
for
the
Sound
Module
You
may
need
to
adjust
the
value
since
these
are
just
the
|
reference
value.
|
_
CY-12H
|
Cy-14C
|
CY-15R
°
F
;
=
+
ie
=
TD-10
(TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control)
|
|
Pad
Type
(Trigger
Type)
|
PD7
poz
|
Por
LL
|
Sensitivity
10 10
10
7
TD
GY-42H-
CY-14C
—|:-CY-15R
|
Threshold
3
3
7
3
Trigger
Type
THH
=
CrB
RdA
|
|
Curve
Linear
Linear
Linear
=
=
+
Sensitivity
=F
7
8
8
|
Scan
Time
1.0
1.0
|
1.0
|
Threshold
“To
4
4
|
Retrigger
Cancel
3
a
5
ross
fat
hes
cont
=
=
ies
aac
|
Curve
T
Linear
Linear
Linear
|
[
Mask
Time
8
ic
i
*
Trigger
parameters
of
TRIGGER
BANK
2at
the
factory
defaults
are
|
Crosstalk
Cancel
40
|
40
40
set
for.
using
the
V-Cymbals:
*
You
need
to
set
each
Advanced
Trigger
Parameter
(e.g.
Scan
Time)
s
L
i
Sa
8
*
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control
provides
trigger
types
exclusively
for
after
setting
the
trigger
type.
the
V-Cymbals.
Advanced
Trigger
Parameters
(c.g.
Scan
Time)
are
set
|
automatically
when
you
set
the
trigger
type.
|
*
When
using
the
CY-15R’s
three
way
triggering,
refer
to
p.
9.
i
7 7
:
|
TD-7
CY-12H
|
CY-14C
|
CY-15R
TD-
1
0
(TDOW-1
Original
Version)
Cross
Talk
Group
1
1
1
|
Velocity
Curve
Norm3
|
Norm3
Norm3
CY-12H
|
CY-14C
=|:
CY-15R
ON
ON
|
ON
Trigger
Type
P7B
CSS
PZB
P7B
Max
Dyna
5
Sensitivity
rae
8
8
Min
Dyna
1.
Threshold
—
3
4
4
Min
Velo
aay
Curve
Linear
Linear
Mask
Time
Scan
Time
1.0
1.0
1.0
Threshold
Retrigger
Cancel
8
10
10
:
|
*
Each
trigger
parameter
can
be
set
independently
for
the
“head-side”
Mask
Time
8 8
3
i
and
“rim-side.”
Set
to
the
same
value
for
the
head
and
rim.
Also
|
Xtalk
Cancel
40 50
5)
|
|
trigger
parameters
can
be
set
in
each
patch.
|
ai
|
|
Mount
Type
CymMount
|
CymMount
|
CymMount
|
~*
You
need
to
set
each
Advanced
Trigger
Parameter
(e.g.
Scan
Time)
|
after
setting
the
trigger
type.
TD-
5
|
|
|
CY-12H
CY-14C
CY-15R
TD-10
(Non-expanded)
|
|
Trigger
Type
~
|
PL
|
Pi
|
Sensitivity
7
8
i
[
Threshold
2
2
—
at
l
Trigger
Type
Curve
Lnr
Lor
Lnr
gger
lyp
|
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Sale
Sensitivity
Scan
Time
1.5
1.5
15
1
L.
—————_
Threshold
Retrigger
Cancel
4
4
4
aif
ies
at.
22
:
tng
ea
Curve
Linear
Linear
|
Linear
Mask
Time
12
12
Paes
FN
eat
Ss
|
Scan
Time
niger
1.0
1.0
Crosstalk
Cancel
50
50
[50
tL
L
Retrigger
Cancel
[3
3.
3
*
You
need
to
set
each
Advanced
Trigger
Parameter
(e.g.
Scan
Time)
|"
Mask
Time
3.
_
8
as
after
setting
the
trigger
type.
*
You
need
to
set
each
Advanced
Trigger
Parameter
(e.¢.
Scan
Time)
after
setting
the
trigger
fype.
_
|
i
|
Crosstalk
Cancel
|
40
40 40
10
SPD-20
Trigger
Parameter
Settings
for
the
Sound
Module
Trig
Sens
Trig
Threshold
Trig
Type
Trig
Curve
SPD-11
Trig
Sens
Trig
Threshold
Trig
Mask
Time
Trig
Scan
Time
|
|
|
:
|
|
i
|
|
|
!
|
HPD-15
CY-12H
|
CyY-14C
|
CY-15R
[
Input
Mode
|
HD/RM
|
HD/RM
|
HD/RM
Trig
Type
[
PD-9
T
pp-9
T
Pp
Trig
Sens
10
[
10
40
|
Curve
Linear
Linear
ai
Linear
Threshold
2
2 2
|
Scan
Time
]
|
1
ae
Retrig
Cancel
2
a
2
|
Mask
Time
4
Ta
4
|
X-Talk
Rate
_-
40
Playing
Techniques
Supported
by
Various
Sound
Modules
CY-15R/14C
CY-15R/14C/12H
|
CY-15R
[|
—
CY-15R
CY-15R/14C/12H
Bow/Edge
Shot
|
Bow/Bell
Shot
|
Three
Way
Triggering
|
Positional
Sensing
Choke
Play
TD-10
(TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control)
0
O
'TD-10
(TDW-1
Original
Version)
0 o
x
PO
ag
O
TD-10
(Non-expanded)
om
oO
oO
Xx
x
o
“TD-8/7/5
O
oO
x
|
x
“Oo
|
SPD-20/11,
HPD-15
|
0 0
-
x
ix
x
:
O
*
For
more
on
TOW-L,
refer
to
p.
4.
11
Troubleshooting
Check
these
first
Is
the
trigger
type
set
correctly?
Make
the
trigger
parameter
settings
for
your
sound
module.
Refer
to
“
Trigger
Parameter
Settings
for
the
Sound
Module
(p.
10).”
Is
a
monaural
cable
being
used?
When
a
monaural
cable
is
used,
the
sound
does
not
change
when
an
edge
shot
or
a
bell
shot
is
made.
Choke
play
is
not
possible,
either.
Use
a
stereo
cable.
Ride
cymbal
sounds
odd
(Other
cymbal
sound
is
heard
simultaneously)
Is
the
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control
being
used?
_
Use
a
TD-10
equipped
with
a
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control.
If
using
a
sound
module
other
than
a
TD-10
equipped
with
the
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control,
connect
either
the
CY-15R's
Bow/Bell
Output,
or
the
Bow
/Edge
Output,
but
not
both,
to
the
TD-10
(p.
7).
Is
TRIGGER
BANK
2
selected?
Set
to
the
trigger
bank
2
factory
settings.
Only
the
factory-default
settings
of
trigger
bank
2
can
be
copied,
[SETUP]
-
[F1
(TRIG)]
-
[F1
(BANK)]
-
[TOOLS]
-
[F1
(COPY)]
No
sound
is
heard
Th
The
trigger
type
is
set
to
CTR
(TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control
only).
When
the
trigger
type
is
set
to
CTR,
the
“head-side”
sound
will
not
be
heard
(p.
9).
Set
the
trigger
type
to
a
pad
that
you
are
using,
such
as
RdA
or
CrB.
e
sound
does
not
change
when
an
edge
shot
is
made
The
connection
is
to
the
BOW/BELL
output.
Make
the
connection
to
the
BOW
/EDGE
output
to
enable
the
CY-15R
to
support
edge
shots.
Strike
an
area
where
an
edge
sensor
is
located.
The
CY-15R
and
CY-14C
have
edge
sensors
only
at
the
areas
closest
to
you,
at
the
front
(p.
8).
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ae
tniheminnnee
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Sie
ee,
The
sound
does
not
change
when
a
bell
shot
is
made
The
connection
is
to
the
BOW/EDGE
output.
Make
the
connection
to
the
BOW/BELL
output
to
enable
the
CY-15R
to
support
bell
shots.
*
The
CY-14C
and
CY-12H
do
not
support
bell
shots.
Choke
play
is
not
possible
Choke
an
area
where
an
edge
sensor
is
located.
*
i
The
CY-15R
and
CY-14C
have
edge
sensors
only
at
the
areas
closest
to
you,
at
the
front
(p.
8).
Sounds
play
twice
Are
any
of
the
cables
touching
the
units
(V-
Cymbals)?
Secure
the
cables
in
place
with
the
cable
ties
so
that
they
do
not
touch
the
units.
Also,
be
careful
to
make
sure
that
the
cables
are
not
pulled
by
the
movement
of
a
cymbal
when
struck
(p.
6).
Are
the
stopper,
felt
washer,
and
wing
nut
attached
correctly?
Double
triggering
may
occur
if
the
stopper
and/or
wing
nut
is
loose.
Use
a
drum
key
to
tignten
properly.
If
double
triggering
still
occurs,
try
adjusting
trigger
parameters,
such
as
Retrigger
Cancel,
on
the
sound
module
you
are
using
(TD-10,
ete.).
The
sound
does
not
vary
when
the
striking
position
changes
x
The
CY-15R
and
CY-14C
are
capable
of
the
positional
detection
feature.
Positional
detection
is
possible
when
plugged
into
the
specified
input
on
a
Roland
sound
module
with
this
feature.
Sounds
that
change
according
to
playing
position
are
certain
ride
cymbal
tones.
For
more
information,
refer
to
the
instrument
list
in
the
owner’s
manual
for
the
sound
module.
With
trigger
types
RdB
and
CrB,
positional
sensing
is
not
possible.
Use
RdA
or
CrA.
The
CY-12H
does
not
support
positional
sensing.
The
Volume
Level
is
Too
Low
Striking
the
cymbal
units
when
turning
on
the
power
of
the
sound
module
(TD-10,
etc.)
degrades
the
unit
response
when
the
units
are
struck
lightly.
Do
not
strike
any
cymbal
units
when
turning
on
the
power.
12
Specifications
CY-15R
(Ride)
Size:
Trigger:
Connectors:
Dimensions:
Weight:
Accessories:
Options:
15
inches
3
(Bow
/Bell/Edge)
*
When
the
TDW-1
with
V-Cymbal
Control
is
not
being
used,
select
“Bow/Bell”
or
“Bow/Edge.”
BOW
/BELL
Output
Jack,
BOW/EDGE
Output
Jack
376
(W)
x
376
(D)
x
50
(H)
mm
14-13/16
(W)
x
14-13/16
(D)
x
2 (H)
inches
1.6
ke
|
3
Ibs
9
oz
Owner’s
Manual,
Wing
Nut,
Felt
Washer,
Stopper,
Connection
Cable
x
2,
Cable
Tie
°
Cymbal
Mount
(MDY-7U,
MDY-10U)
CY-14C
(Crash)
Size:
Trigger:
Connector:
Dimensions:
Weight:
Accessories:
Options:
14
inches
2
(Bow/Edge)
BOW
/EDGE
Output
Jack
352
(W)
x
352
(D)
x
48
(H)
mm
13-7/8
(W)
x
13-7/8
(D)
x
1-15/16
(H)
inches
14kg
3
Ibs
2
oz
.
Owner’s
Manual,
Wing
Nut,
Felt
Washer,
Stopper,
Connection
Cable,
Cable
Tie
Cymbal
Mount
(MDY-7U,
MDY-10U)
CY-12H
(Hi-Hat)
Size:
Trigger:
Connector:
Dimensions:
Weight:
Accessories:
Options:
12
inches
2
(Bow/Edge)
BOW
/EDGE
Output
Jack
302
(W)
x
302
(D)
x
116
(H)
mm
11-15/16
(W)
x
11-15/16
(D)
x
4-5/8
(H)
inches
1.8
kg
4
Ibs
Owner’s
Manual,
Connection
Cable
Pad
Mount
(MDH-7U,
MDH-10U)
*
In
the
interest
of
product
improvement,
the
specifications
and/or
appearance
of
this
unit
are
subject
to
change
without
prior
notice.
13
Information
When
you
need
repair
service,
call
your
nearest
Roland
Service
Center
or
authorized
Roland
distributor
in
your
country
as
shown
below.
EGYPT
Al
Fanny
Trading
Office
P.O.
Box
2904,
El
Horrich
Heliopolos,
Cairo,
EGYPT
TEL:
(02)
4185531
REUNION
Maison
FO
-
YAM
Marcel
25
Rue
Jules
Hermann,
Chaudren
-
BP79
97
491
Ste
Clotilde
Cedex,
REUNION
ISLAND
TEL:
28
29
lo
SOUTH
AFRICA
That
Other
Music
Shop
(PTY)
Ltd.
1
Melle
St,
Braamfontein,
Johannesbourg
Republic
of
SOUTH
APRICA
P.O.Box
32918,
Braamfontein
2017
Republic
of
SOUTH
AFRICA
TEL:
(O11)
403
4105
Paul
Bothner
(PTY)
Ltd.
17
Werdmuller
Centre
Claremont
7700
Republic
of
SOUTH
AFRICA
P.O.
Box
23032
Claremont,
Cape
Town
SOUTH
AFRICA,
7735
TEL:
(023)
674
4030
(ASIA
CHINA
Beijing
Xinghai
Musical
Instruments
Co.,
Ltd.
6
Huangmuchang
Chao
Yang
District,
Beijing,
CHINA
TEL:
(O10)
6774
7491
HONG
KONG
Tom
Lee
Music
Co.,
Ltd.
Service
Division
22-32
Pun
Shan
Street,
Tsucn
Wan,
New
Territories,
HONG
KONG
TEL:
2415
0911
INDIA
Rivera
Digitec
(India)
Pvt.
Ltd.
409,
Nirman
Kendra
Mahalaxmi
Flats
Compound
Off.
Dr.
Edwin
Moses
Road,
Mumbai-400071,
INDIA
TEL:
(022)
498
3079
INDONESIA
PT
Citra
IntiRama
Jl.
Cideng
Timur
No.
15-150
Jakarta
Pusat
INDONESIA
TEL:
(021)
6324170
KOREA
Cosmos
Corporation
1401-9,
Seocho-Dong,
Seocho
Ku,
Seoul,
KOREA
TEL:
(02)
3486-8855
MALAYSIA
Bentley
Music
SDN BHD
140
&
142,
Jalan
Bukit
Bintang
55100
Kuala
Lumpur,
MALAYSIA
TEL:
(03)
2443333
PHILIPPINES
G.A.
Yupangco
&
Co.
Ine.
339
Gil
|.
Puvat
Avenue
Makati,
Metro
Manila
1200,
PHILIPPINES
TEL:
(02)
899
9801
SINGAPORE
Swee
Lee
Company
150
Sims
Drive,
SINGAPORE
387381
TEL:
748-1669
(CENTRAL/LATIN
|
[AMERICA
CRISTOFORI
MUSIC
PTE
LTD
Blk
3014,
Bedok
Industrial
Park
E,
#02-21418,
SINGAPORE
489980
TEL:
2.13
9555
TAIWAN
ROLAND
TAIWAN
ENTERPRISE
CO.,
LTD.
Room
3,
YL
No.
112
Chung
Shan
N
Road
Sec.2,
Taipei,
TAIWAN,
R.O.C.
TEL:
(02)
2561
3339
THAILAND
Theera
Music
Co.
,
Ltd.
330
Verny
Nakornkasem,
So}
2,
Bangkok
10100,
THAILAND
TEL:
(2)
2248821
VIETNAM
Saigon
Music
138
Tran
Quang
Khai
St,
District
|
Ho
Chi
Minh
City
VIETNAM
TEL:
(08)
S44-4068
AUSTRALIA
Roland
Corporation
Australia
Pty.,
Ltd.
38
Campbell
Avenue
Dee
Why
West,
NSW
2099
AUSTRALIA
TEL:
(02)
9982 8206
NEW
ZEALAND
Roland
Corporation
(NZ)
Ltd.
97
Mt.
Eden
Road,
Mt.
Eden,
Auckland
3,
NEW
ZEALAND
TEL:
(09)
3098
715
ARGENTINA
Instrumentos
Musicales
S.A.
Florida
636
2nd
Floor
Office
Number
206A
Buenos
Aires
ARGENTINA,
CP
L005
TEL:
(54-11)
4-
393-6057
BRAZIL
Roland
Brasil
Ltda
Rua
San
Jose,
780
Sala
B
Parque
Industrial
San
Jose
Cotia
-
Sao
Paulo
-
SP,
BRAZIL
TEL:
(011)
4615
5666
COSTA
RICA
JUAN
Bansbach
Instrumentos
Musicales
Ave.1.
Calle
11,
Apartado
10237,
San
Jose,
COSTA
RICA
TEL:
(506)258-0211
CHILE
Comercial
Fancy
II
S.A.
Avenida
Rancagia
#0330
Providencia
Santiago,
CHILE
TEL:
56-2-373-9100
EL
SALVADOR
OMNI
MUSIC
75
Avenida
Notre
YY
Alameda,
fuan
Pablo
2,
No.
4010
San
Salvador,
EL
SALVADOR
TEL:
(303)
262-0758
MEXICO
Casa
Veerkamp,
s.a.
de
c.v.
Av.
Toluca
No.
323,
Col.
Olivar
de
los
Padres
01780
Meaico
DF.
MEXICO
TEL:
(825)
668
04
80
La
Casa
Wagner
de
Guadalajara
s.a.
de
c.v.
Av.
Corona
No.
202
Sj.
Guadalajara,
Jalisco
Mexico
CP
A100
MEXICO
FEL:
(3)
613
1414
Roland
Corporation
PANAMA
SUPRO
MUNDIAL,
S.A.
Boulevard
Andrews,
Albrook,
Panama
City,
REP.
DE
PANAMA
TEL:
(507)
315-0101
PARAGUAY
Distribuidora
De
Instrumentos
Musicales
LE.
Olear
vy
F5Q.
Manduvira
Fdeficiv,
El
Dorado
Planta
Baja
Asuncion
PARAGUAY
TEL:
505-21-492147
PERU
VIDEO
Broadcast
S.A.
Portinari
199
(ESQ.
H.ALS),
San
Borja,
Lima
41,
REP.
OF
PERU
PEL:
51-14-758226
URUGUAY
Todo
Musica
S.A.
Cuareim
1844,
Montevideo,
URUGUAY,
CP11200
TEL:
5982-924-2335
VENEZUELA
Musicland
Digital
C.A.
Aw.
Francisco
de
Miranda,
Centro
Parque
de
Cristal,
Nivel
C2
Local
20
Caracas
VENEZUELA
TEL:
(02)
285
9218
AUSTRIA
Roland
Austria
GES.M.B.H.
Siemenastrasse
4,
P.O.
Box
74,
A-6063
RUM,
AUSTRIA
TEL:
(0512)
20
44
260
BELGIUM/HOLLAND/
LUXEMBOURG
Roland
Benelux
N.
V.
Houtstraat
3,
B-2260,
Oevel
(Westerlo)
BELGIUM
TEL:
(O14)
575811
DENMARK
Roland
Scandinavia
A/S
Nordhavnsve;
7,
Postbox
880,
DK-2100
Copenhagen
DENMARK
TEL:
(039)16
6200
FRANCE
_
Roland
France
SA
4,
Rue
Paul
Henri
SPAAK,
Pare
de
(Esplanade,
77
402
St.
Thibault,
Lagny
Cedex
FRANCE
TEL:
01
600
73
500
FINLAND
Roland
Scandinavia
As,
Filial
Finland
Lauttasaarentie
54
B
Fin-G0201
Helsinki,
FINLAND
TEL:
(9)
682
4020
GERMANY
Roland
Elektronische
Musikinstrumente
HmbH.
Oststrasse
96,
22844
Norderstedt,
GERMANY
TEL:
(040)
52
60090
GREECE
STOLLAS
S.A.
Music
Sound
Light
155,
New
National
Road
26422
Patras,
GREECE
TEL:
061-435400
HUNGARY
Intermusica
Ltd.
Warehouse
Area
‘DEPCY
PE83
H-2046
Torokbalint,
HUNGARY
TEL:
(23)
521081
IRELAND
Roland
Ireland
Audio
House,
Belmont
Court,
Donnybrook,
Dublin
4.
Republic
of
IRELAND
PRD:
104)
2003507
ITALY
Roland
Italy
S. p.
A.
Viale
delle
Industrie
8,
20020
Arese,
Milano,
ITALY
TEL:
(02)
0937-78300
NORWAY
Roland
Scandinavia
Avd.
Kontor
Norge
Lilleakerveien
2
Postboks
95
Lilleaker
N-0216
Oslo
NORWAY
TEL:
273
0074
POLAND
P,P.
H.
Brzostowicz
UL.
Gibraltarska
4.
PL-03664
Warszawa
POLAND
TEL:
(022)
679
44
19
PORTUGAL
Tecnologias
Musica
e
Audio,
Roland
Portugal,
S.A.
Cais
Das
Pedras,
8/9-1
Dto
4050-465
PORTO
PORTUGAL
TEL:
(022)
608
00 60
ROMANIA
FBS
LINES
Piata
Libertatii
1,
RO-4200
Gheorghehi
TEL:
(066)
164-609
RUSSIA
Slami
Music
Company
Sadojava-Triumtalnaja
st,
16
103006
Moscow,
RUSSIA
TEL:
095
209
2193
SPAIN
Roland
Electronics
de
Espaiia,
S.
A.
Calle
Bolivia
239,
8020
Barcelona,
SPAIN
TEL:
(93)
308
1000
SWEDEN
Roland
Scandinavia
A/S
SWEDISH
SALES
OFFICE
Danvik
Center
28,
2
tr.
-
$-131
30
Nacka
SWEDEN
TEL:
(U8)
702
0020
SWITZERLAND
Roland
(Switzerland)
AG
Musitronic
AG
Gerberstrasse
5,
Postfach,
CH-4410
Liestal,
SWITZERLAND
TEL:
(061)
921
told
UKRAINE
TIC-TAC
Mira
Str.
19/
108
P.O.
Bow
180
295400
Munkachevo,
URRAINE
TEL:
(03231)
414-40
UNITED
KINGDOM
Roland
(U.K.)
Ltd.
Atlantic
Close,
Swansea
Enterprise
Park,
SWANSEA
SAT
YFI,
UNITED
KINGDOM
TEL:
(1792)
7O0T39
BAHRAIN
Moon
Stores
Bab
Al
Bahrain
Road,
P.O.
Box
20077
State
of
BAHRAIN
TEL:
211
005
CYPRUS
Radex
Sound
Equipment
Ltd.
17
Diagorou
St,
P.O.
Box
2046,
Nicosia
CYPRUS
TEL:
(02)
453
426
IRAN
MOCO,
INC.
No.41
Nike
St.Dr.Sharivati
Ave.
Roberoye
Cerahe
Mirdamad
Tehran,
IRAN
TEL:
285
4169
ISRAEL
Halilit
P.
Greenspoon
&
Sons
Ltd.
§
Retzif
Ha‘aliva
Hashnya
St.
Tel-Aviv-Yato
ISRAEL
TEL:
(03)
6823666
JORDAN
AMMAN
Trading
Agency
Prince
Mohammed
St.
P.O.
Box
825
Amman
11118
JORDAN
TEL:
(06)
4641200
KUWAIT
Easa
Husain
Al-Yousifi
Abdullah
Salem
Street,
Safat
KUWAIT
VEL:
5719499
LEBANON
A.
Chahine
&
Fils
P.O.
Box
16-5857
Gergi
Zeidan
St.
Chahine
Building,
Achrafieh
Beirut,
LEBANON
TEL:
(01)
335799
QATAR
Al
Emadi
Co,
(Badie
Studio
&
Stores)
P.O.
Bax
62,
DOHA
QATAR
TEL:
4423-554
SAUDI
ARABIA
aDawliah
Universal
Electronics
APL
Corniche
Road,
Aldassary
Bldg.,
1st
Floor
SAUDI
ARABIA
P.O.Box
2154,
Alkhobar
31952
SAUDE
ARABIA
TEL:
(03)
598
2081
SYRIA
Technical
Light
&
Sound
Center
Khaled
Ibn
Al
Walid
St
P.O.
Box
13520
Damascus
-
SYRIA
TEL:
(O11)
2235
384
TURKEY
Barkat
muzik
aletleri
ithalat
ve
ihracat
Ltd
Sti
Siraselviler
cad.Guney
is
hani
84-
86/6,
Taksim,
Istanbul.
TURKEY
TRL:
(0212)
2499324
U.A.E.
Zak
Electronics
&
Musical
Instruments
Co.
L.L.C.
Zabeel
Road,
Al
Sheroog
Bladg.,
No.
14,
Grand
Floor
DUBAI
U.A.E.
TEL:
(04)
3360715
CANADA
Roland
Canada
Music
Ltd.
(Head
Office)
5480
Parkwood
Way
Richmond
B.C.
V6V
2M4
CANADA
TEL:
(0604)
270
6626
Roland
Canada
Music
Ltd.
(Toronto
Office)
Umit
2,
109
Woodbine
Downs
Blvd,
Etobicoke,
ON
MOW
oY]
CANADA
TEL:
(0416)
213
9707
U.S.A.
Roland
Corporation
U.S.
5100S.
Eastern
Avenue
Los
Angeles,
CA
90040-2938,
USA,
TEL:
(323)
890
3700
As
of
February
5,
2001
(Roland)
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