Roland 3000s User manual

Owner's

Manual

RolandPiano

30008/45008/55008/56008

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SERVICING

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QUALHIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL

WARNING

When

using

electric

products,

basic

precau-

tions

should

always

be

followed,

including

the

following;

1.

Read

all

the

instructions

before

using

the

product.

.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

injury,

close

supervision

is

necessary

when

a

product

is

used

near

children.

.

Do

not

use

this

product

near

water-

for

example,

near

a

bathtub,

washbowl,

kitchen

sink,

in

a

wet

basement,

or

near

a

swimming

pool,

or

the

like.

.

This

product

should

be

used

only

with

a

cart

or

stand

that

is

recommended

by

the

manufacture.

.

This

product,

either

alone

or

in

combination

with

an

amplifier

and

headphones

or

speakers,

may

be

capable

of

producing

sound

levels

that

could

cause

permanent

hearing

loss.

Do

not

operate

for

a

long

period

of

time

at

a

high

volume

level

or

at

level

that

is

uncomfortable.

If

you

experience

any

hearing

loss

or

ringíng

in

the

ears,

you

should

consult

an

audiologist.

.

The

product

should

be

located

so

that

its

location

or

position

does

not

interfere

with

its

proper

ventilation.

.

The

product

should

be

located

away

from

heat

Sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers

or

other

products

that

produce

heat.

.

The

product

should

avoid

using

in

where

it

may

be

effected

by

dust.

.

The

product

should

be

connected

to

a

power

supply

only

of

the

type

described

in

the

operating

instruc-

tions

or

as

marked

on

the

product.

The

lightning

flash

with

arrowhead

symbol,

within

an

equilateral

triangle,

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

un-

insulated

"dangerous

voltage"

within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may

be

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electric

shock

to

persons.

The

exclamation

point

within

an

eguilateral

triangle

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accom-

panying

the

product.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

10.

The

power-supply

cord

of

the

product

should

be

unplugged

from

the

outlet

when

left

unused

for

a

long

period

of

time.

.

Do

not

tread

on

the

power-supply

cord.

.

Do

not

pull

the

cord

but

hold

the

plug

when

unplugging.

.

When

setting

up

with

any

other

instruments,

the

procedure

should

be

followed

in

accordance

with

instruction

manual.

.

Care

should

be

taken

so

that

objects

do

not

fall

and

liquids

are

not

spilled

into

the

enclosure

through

openings.

.

The

product

should

be

serviced

by

qualified

service

personnel

when:

A:

The

power-supply

cord

or

the

plug

has

been

damaged;

or

Objects

have

fallen,

or

liquid

has

been

spilled

into

the

product;

or

C:

The

product

has

been

exposed

to

rain;

or

D:

The

product

does

not

appear

to

operate

normaliy

or

exhibits

a

marked

change

in

perfor-

mance:

or

The

product

has

been

dropped,

or

the

enclosure

damaged.

B:

E:

.

Do

not

attempt

to

service

the

product

beyond

that

described

in

the

user-maintenance

instructions.

All

other

servicing

should

be

referred

to

qualified

service

personnel.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

The

three

conductors

of

the

mains

lead

attached

to

this

apparatus

are

identified

with

color

as

shown

in

the

table

below,

together

with

the

matching

terminal

on

the

UK

type

power

plug.

When

connecting

the

mains

lead

to

a

plug,

be

sure

to

connect

each

conductor

to

the

cor-

rect

terminal,

as

indicated.

"This

instruction

applies

to

the

product

for

United

Kingdom."

WARNING

THIS

APPARATUS

MUST

BE

EARTH

GROUNDED.

Conductor

|Color

|

Mark

on

the

matching

terminal

|

[tive

Brown

|Red

oriettert

|

Neutra!

|

Blue

[BackorieterN

|

TUE

Green-

|

Green,

Green-Yellow,

letter

E

Yellow

|

or

symbol

Bescheinigung

des

Herstellers

/Importeurs

Hiermit

wird

bescheinigt,

дай

der/die/das

ROLAND

ELECTRONIC

PIANO.

HP-

30005/45008/55005/5600$

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бешт.

Тур

Berechnung!

in

Übereinstimmung

mit

den

Bestimmungen

der

Amtsbl.

Vfg

1046

/

1984

lArmtiblattverfugung?

funk-entstórt

ist.

Der

Deutschen

Bundespost

wurde

das

Inverkehrbringen

dieses

Gerates

angezeigt

und

die

Berechtigung

zur

Überprüfung

der

Serie

auf

Einhaltung

der

Bestimmungen

eingeräumt.

Roland

Corporation

Osaka

/

Japan

TEA

Name

des

Heritellers/

importeurs

RADIO

AND

TELEVISION

INTERFERENCE

"Warning

-

This

equipment

has

been

verified

to

comply

with

the

limits

far

a

Class

B

computing

device,

pursuant

to

Subpan

J.

of

Part

15.

of

FCC

rules.

Operation

with

non.certified

or

non-verified

equip-

ment

i5

likely

to

result

in

interference

to

radio

and

TV

reception."

The

equipment

described

in

this

manus!

generstes

and

uses

radio-frequency

energy.

H

it

is

nat

installed

and

used

properly,

that

is,

in

strict

accordance

with

our

instructions,

it

may

cause

interfer-

ence

with

radio

and

television

reception.

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limita

for

a

Clasa

B

computing

device

in

accordance

with

the

specifications

in

Subpan

J,

of

Part

15,

of

FCC

Rules.

These

rules

are

designed

to

provide

reasonsble

protection

against

such

a

interlerance

in

в

residential

installation.

However,

there

is

no

guarsntee

that

the

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

И

this

equipment

does

cause

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

on

and

off,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

the

following

measure

nnec!

other

devices

and

their

input-output

cables

one

at

а

time.

Н

the

interference

stops,

it

is

caused

by

either

the

other

device

or

its

О

cable.

These

devices

usually

require

Roland

designated

shielded

I/O

cables.

For

Roland

devices,

you

can

obtain

the

proper

shielded

cable

from

your

dealer.

For

non

Roland

devices,

cantact

the

manufacturer

or

dealer

for

assistance.

И

your

equipment

does

cause

interference

to

radia

or

television

reception.

you

сап

try

to

corract

the

interterence

by

using

ane

or

more

of

the

following

measures

Turn

the

TV

or

radio

antenna

until

the

interferences

stops.

5

Move

the

equipment

to

one

side

or

the

other

of

the

TV

oF

radio

*

Move

the

equipment

farther

away

from

the

TV

of

radio

*

Plug

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

that

is

an

a

different

circuit

than

the

TV

or

radio.

{That

is.

make

certain

the

equipment

and

(he

radio

or

television

set

are

on

circuits

controlled

by

dierent

circuit

breakers

or

fuses.)

*

Consider

installing

a

rooftop

television

antenna

with

coaxial

cable

lead-in

between

the

antenna

and

Ty.

If

necessary.

you

shouid

consult

your

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio

television

technician

for

adavonal

suggestions.

You

may

find

hetpfui

the

following

booklet

prepared

by

the,

Federal

Comi-

munications

Commision

“How

to

identify

and

Resolve

Radio-TV

Interference

Problems”

This

bookiet

is

available

trom

the

US.

Government

Printing

Office.

Washington.

DC.

20402.

Stock

No

004-000-00345-4.

DIGITAL

PIANO

|

Date

:

Mar,

10.

1987

HP

—3000s,

4500s,

5500s,

5600s

MIDI

Implementation

Version

:

1.00

1.

TRANSMITTED

DATA

Notes

:

жі

Note

numbers

outside

of

the

range

15-113

are

transposed

to

the

nearest

Status

Second

Third

Description

octave

inside

this

range.

—

=

T

ÓÓMÁÀ

ve

erme

are

The

transpose

function

docs

not

affect

the

recognized

NOTE

numbers,

1001

nnnn

Ukkk

КККК

0000

Note

OFF

*2

И

the

power

has

been

applicd

while

the

PIANO

I

switch

1001

anan

ORKK

КККК

бууу

verv

Ante

ON

being

held

down,

this

message

is

ignored,

kkkkkkk

©

15-133

*1

vvvvvvv

р

127

*3

И

the

power

has

been

applied

while

the

PIANO

|

switch

being

heid

down,

this

message

is

ignored,

1011

nnnn

0100

0000

OLUN

Hold

|

ON

1011

nnnn

0100

0000

оо)

Hold

1

OFF

Received

Program

Change

messages

are

assigned

as

follows,

The

program

numbers

32—127

are

ignored,

1011

nnnn

0100

0010

old

Sostenuto

ON

*2

1011

nnnn

0100

0010

6000

0000

Sostcnuto

OFF

*2

Prog#

Voice

CHORUS

TREMOLO

1011

nnnn

0100

0011

OF)

1111

Soft

ON

0

PIANO

1

OFF

1011

nnnn

0100

0011

0000

0n00

Soft

OFF

i

PIANO

2

OFF OFF

2

PIANO

3

OFF

1011

nnnn

0101

1100

OLE

117

Tremolo

ON

*3

3

HARPSICHORD

OFF

101]

nnnn

ою

1100

0000 0000

Tremolo

OFF

*3

4

CLAVI

OFF

5

VIBRAPHONE

OFF

1011

nnnn

6101

1101

отын

Chorus

ON *3

6

E.PIANO

+

OFF

1011

nnnn

0101

1701

0000

Chorus

OFF

*3

7

E.PIANO

2

OFF

1100

nnnn

Оррр

рррр

Program

Change

*4

8

PIANO

1

ON

OFF

ррррррр

=

0-127

9

PIANO

2

ON

OFF

10

PIANO

3

ON

OFF

1011

nnnn

0111

1011

0000 0000

ALL

NOTES

OFF

x5

п

HARPSICHORD

ON

OFF

1011

nnnn

OHI

1100

0000

OMNI

OFF

*6

12

CLAVI

ON

OFF

1011

nnnn

Op

dn

0000 0000

POLY

ON

*6

13

VIBRAPHONE

ON

OFF

14

E.PIANO

1

ON

OFF

ТИЕ

IHO

Active

Sensing

15

E.PIANO

2

ON

OFF

Notes

:

nnnn

:

MIDE

Channel

number

(0000

—

LTTE),

ch-

1—0000

16

PIANO

1

OFF

ON

Refer

tv

Section

3.

17

PIANO

2

OFF

ON

18

PIANO

3

OFF

ON

жі

The

range

may

be

changed

by

the

transposition.

19

HARPSICHORD

Orr

ON

Refer

to

Section

4.

20

CLAVI

ry

ON

21

VIBRAPHONE

ON

*2

İf

the

power

has

been

applied.

while

the

SOFT

pedal

being

held

down,

the

22

E.PIANO

1

ON

SOFT

pedal

will

be

changed

to

the.

SOSTENUTO

pedal,

23

E.PIANO

2

ON

*3

Refer

to

Section

5.

24

PIANO

1

ON

25

PIANO

2

ON

#4

Refer

to

Section

6.

26

PIANO

3

ON ON

27

HARPSICHORD

ON

ж5

When

all

keys

on

the

keyboard

are

released,

the

ALL

NOTES

OFF

(

$Bn,

$7B,

28

CLAVI

ON

0)

is

sent.

29

VIBRAPHONE

ON ON

30

E.PIANO

1

ON ON

жб

When

power

is

first

applied

or

Basic

Channel

is

changed,

31

E.PIANO

2

ON

OMNI

OFF

and

POLY

ON

are

sent

in

the

Basic

Channel.

Н

the

power

has

been

applied

while

the

PROGRAM

CHANGE

switch

being

held

2,

RECOGNIZED

RECEIVE

DATA

down,

received

Program

Change

messages

don't

affect

TREMOLO

and

CHORUS

and

are

assigned

as

follows.

Status

Second

Third

Description

The

program numbers

8-127

are

ignored.

1000

nnnn

Ükkk

kkkk

{Оууу

vvvv

Note

OFF,

velocity

ignored

Prog#

Voice

1001

nnnn

(ККК

КККК

0000

Note

OFF

kkkkkkk

—0-

127

(15-113)

*1

0

PIANO

1

PIANO

2

1001

nnnn

ОККК

КККК

Оууу

vvvv

Note

ON

2

PIANO

3

kkkkkkk

-0—

127

(15-113)

x1

3

HARPSICHORD

vvvvvvv

71-127

4

CLAVI

5

VIBRAPHONE

1011

nnnn

0100 0000 Оууу

vvvv

Hold

|

OFF

vvvvvvv-

0-63

$

E.PIANO

1

Hold

1

ON

vwwwvvv64—

127

7

E.PIANO

2

1011

annn

0100

0010

бууу

vvvv

Sostenuto

OFF

vvvvvvv

=

0—63

жа

When

the

ALL

NOTES

OFT

is

recognized,

ali

the

notes

which

have

been

Sostenuto

ON

so

vvvvvvv64

—

127

turned

ON

only

by

MIDI

IN

note

ON

messages

areturned

OFF.

However,

if

the

damper

ON

message

has

been

recognized,

these

ON

notes

will

be

not

1011

nnnn

0100

O11

Оууу

vvvv

Soft

OFF

vvvvvvv

—0—

63

turned

OFF

untilthe

Damper

OFF

message

is

received,

Soft

ON

vevvvvy

=

64

-

127

#5

These

Mode

Messages

(2nd

byte=

123-127)

are

also

recognized

as

ALL

NOTES

OFF,

1011

anan

0101

1100

{ууу

уузу

Tremolo

OFF

vvvvvvv

—0—

63

*2

Tremolo

ON

vvvvvvv-64-—-127

*2

Mode

Messages

are

recognized

as

follows

:

POLY

ON

(127)

MONO

ON

(126)

MONO

ON

(126)

1011

nnnn

0101

1101

Оууу

vvvv

Chorus

OFF

vvyvvvv

-0—

63

*2

mmm

=

|

mmmm«»

1

Chorus

ОМ

vvvvvvv

764—127.

*2

OMNI

OFF

(124)

OMNI=OFF

OMNI=ON

1100

nann

Oppp

pppp

Program

Change

*3

POLY

ррррррр=

0—31

OMNI

ОМ

(125)

OMNI-

ON

OMNI

>

ON

OMNI-ON

1011

nnan

0111

1011

0000

ALL

NOTES

OFF

*4

POLY

1011

nnan

0111

1100

0000

OMNI

OFF

*5

1011

nnan

0111

1101

0000

OMNI

ON

ж5

1011

anan

0111

1100

0000

mmmm

MONO

ON

*5

1011

nnnn

ми

0000

POLY

ON

*5

itur

Leia

Active

Sensing

3,

BASIC

CHANNEL

SETTING

Kev

When

the

power

is

first

applied,

ihe

Basic

Channel

is

normally

set

to

1,

and

the

A3

GROUP

A

receiver

is

set

to

the

MODE

3

(OMNI

OFF,

POLY

ON).

B

3

GROUP

н

FR

BANK

П

However,

the

Basic

Channel

may

be

changed

when

the

following

key

on

the

G#2

BANK

2

keyboard

is

pressed

while

the

TRANSPOSE

switch

being

held

down.

A#2

BANK

3

The

receiver

will

be

set

to

the

MODE

3

(OMNI

OFF,

POLY

ON).

C#3

BANK

4

D#3

BANK

5

When

the

highest

key

(C8)

on

the

keyboard

is

pressed

while

the

TRANS-

F#3

BANK

6

POSE

switch

being

held

down.

The

Basic

Channel

will

be

set

to

1,

G#3

BANK

7

and

the

receiver

is

sel

to

the

MODE

|

(OMNI

ON,

POLY

ON).

ARa

BANK

8

F 2

NUMBER

Н

Кеу

Basic

Channel

OMNI

G

2

NUMBER

2

A

2

NUMBER

3

Power

-

on

1

OFF

B

2

NUMBER

4

A

0

1

ОРЕ

сз

NUMBER

5

A#0

2

OFF

D

3

NUMBER

6

B

0

3

OFF

E

3

NUMBER

7

C

1

4

OFF

F

3

NUMBER

8

Cii

5

OFF

D

1

6

OFF

When

one

of

the

above—mentioned

keys

is

pressed

while

the

TRANSPOSE

D#1

7

OFF

switch

being

held

down,

a

PROGRAM

CHANGE

message

will

be

transmitted,

Е

|

8

OFF

The

transmitted

program

change

numbers

are

the

GROUP,

F

1

9

OFF

BANK

and

NUMBER

values

as

follows.

F#

1

10

OFF

G

1

u

OFF

G#1

12

OFF

A

1

13

OFF

A#1

14

OFF

вт

15

OFF

rua

c

2

16

OFF

BANK

mE

le

ЕА

E

saron

em

EU

CC

When

the

power

is

first

applied,

the

default

transposition

is

set

at

0.

Es

[|

[oe

[os

|

20

[ао

а

|

The

following

chart

shows

the

relation

of

the

key

position

and

trans—

posed

value.

(While

the

TRANSPOSE

switch

being

held

down.)

Ex

puppet

se

ers

Key

Transposed

value

Transmitted

note

range

A

cm

ENEIEJEJEIEREREIEI

А

MD

НЫШЫ

Power

~

оп

0

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108

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G

6

-5

16

—

103

cse

4

7

=

10

еее

ela

A

6

-3

18

—

105

M3

ДОШ

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fete

tele

fete

[ele

B

6

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20

—

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0

21

—

108

cr

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7

+2

23

—

110

E

7

*4

25

—

112

LÍ

ЖА...

DEBE

5,

TREMOLO,

CHORUS

TRANSMISSION

When

thc

CHORUS

switch

or

the

TREMOLO

switch

is

pressed

while

the

PROGRAM

CHANGE

switch

being

held

down,

the

function's

ON

or

OFF

message

is

sent,

And

also,

if

the

power

has

been

applied

while

the

PROGRAM

CHANGE

switch

being

held

down,

the

function’s

ON

or

OFF

message

can

be

sent

by

only

pressing

the

TREMOLO

switch

or

the

CHORUS

switch.

6.

PROGRAM

CHANGE

TRANSMISSION

©

o

N N

©

о

When

one

of

the

following

switches

is

pressed

while

holding

the

EXT

PROG

CHANGE

switch

down.

And

also,

if

the

power

has

been

applied

while

the

EXT

PROG

CHANGE

switch

being

held

down,

the

PROGRAM

CHANGE

message

can

be

sent

by

only

pressing

following

switches.

©

7

8

*

Switch

PIANO

1

PIANO

2

PIANO

3

HARPSICHORD

CLAVI

VIBRAPHONE

E.PIANO

1

EPIANO

2

NOMA

wwe

©

The

following

table

shows

the

GROUP,

BANK

and

NUMBER

values

key

position

which

is

set

while

the

TRANSPOSE

switch

being

held

down.

FEATURES

The

Roland

Piano

utilize

SA/S

technology

to

reproduce

the

timbres,

dynamics,

and

charac-

teristics

of

many

of

the

world's

most

famous

acoustic

and

electric

keyboard

instruments.

These

instrument

voices

include

two

acoustic

grand

pianos,

electric

grand

piano,

harpsichord,

clavi,

vibraphone

and

two

electric

pianos.

The

Roland

Piano

includes

built-in

Chorus

and

Tremolo

effects.

Each

of

the

keyboard

timbres

of

the

Roland

Piano

can

be

controlled

via

the

keyboard

of

its

own

or

through

MIDI

with

full

control

over

velocity

(dynamics).

CONTENTS

IMPORTANT

NOTES

............................................

4

HOW

TO

SET

UP

THE

PIANO

4

[1]

PANEL

DESCRIPTION

....................................

5

[2]

OPERATION

.....................................................

7

1.

Basic

Operation

..............................................

7

2.

Tone

Selection

....

7

«PERCULIT

EC

8

4.

Damper/Soft

Pedal

8

a.

Damper

Pedal

..

8

b.

Soft

Pedal

.........

8

c.

Sostenuto

Pedal

8

5.-

ВАШапсе

iiinn

anonn

enian

i

is

9

6.

9

b.

Tremolo

PRİMİ

etie

nina

9

7:

Headphones

иизин

trina

eene

Torr

et

10

8.

Key

Transpose

..............

esee

entnnnen

10

[3]

SETUP

WITH

AUXILLARY

АОЈОІЮ

ЕОШІРМЕМТ

.......................................

11

T:

Лари

Јаска:

аана

Etat

11

2.

OutputJacks................................................

11

Га

MIDI

ОНОК

A

ЛУО

12

1.

MIDI

Connectors

................

eese

12

a.

MIDI

IN

Connector

...................................

12

b.

MIDI

OUT

Connector

..............................

12

с.

MIDI

THRU

Connector.............................

12

2.

SettingMiDiClhannels...................................

12

a.

Roland

Piano

as

a

MIDI

Keyboard

СопіғоНаг:.

ааа

аана

дЫ

12

b.

Roland

Piano

as

а

MIDI

Sound

Моде:

eiie

recte

esos

a

ders

take

12

3.

Program

Change

...........................................

13

DROCSİVE:

e

———

нана

13

D

TRANSMIT:

ашнен

ин

айна

Dua

FA

ated

13

a.

Using

the

Program

Change

Button

апа

Топе

Ѕеіесїогѕ

..................................

13

b.

Using

the

Key

Transpose

Button

andKeyboard...........................................

13

4.

Chorus/Tremolo

.................

eese

14

5.

MIDI

Functions

.............

esee

14

6.

MIDI

LOCAL

SWITCH

....................................

14

SPECIFICATIONS

..................................................

17

Copyright

©

1987

by

ROLAND

CORPORATION

All

rights

reserved.

No

part

of

this

publication

may

be

reproduced

in

any

form

without

the

written

permission

of

ROLAND

CORPORATION.

IMPORTANT

NOTES

Power

Supply

Do

not

use

the

same

socket

that

is

used

for

any

noise

generating

device,

such

as

a

moter

or

vari-

able

lighting

system.

This

unit

might

not

work

properly

if

the

power

cable

is

plugged

in

with

the

unit

turned

on.

If

this

happens,

simply

turn

the

unit

off,

and

turn

it

on

again

in

a

few

seconds.

The

appropriate

voltage

to

be

used

is

shown

on

the

name

plate

on

the

rear

panel.

Be

sure

that

the

voltage

system

in

your

country

meets

the

requirement.

Power

Cord

When

disconnecting

the

power

cord

from

the

socket,

do

not

hold

the

cord

but

the

plug.

When

the

unit

is

not

to

be

used

for

a

long

period,

dis-

connect

the

power

cord.

Location

*

Operating

this

unit

near

a

neon

or

fluorescent

lamp

may

cause

noise

interference.

If

so,

change

the

angle

or

position

of

the

unit.

*

Avoid

using

this

unit

in

extreme

heat

or

humid-

ity

or

where

it

may

be

affected

by

dust.

Cleaning

*

Use

a

soft

cloth

and

clean

only

with

a

mild

detergent.

е

Do

not

use

solvents

such

as

paint

thinner.

HOW

TO

SETUP

THE

PIANO

1.

Connect

the

supplied

power

cord

to

the

Receptacle

(B

on

the

rear

panel.

2.

Connect

the

plug

to

the

wall

socket.

*

Be

sure

to

take

step

1

then

2.

Do

not

do

it

the

other

way

round.

[1]

PANEL

DESCRIPTION

©

Volume

Knob

Q

Brilliance

Knob

Tone

Selectors

9

©

Tremolo

Rate

Knob

Q

Tremolo

Button

©

Chorus

Button

©

Power

Switch

Program

Change

Button

©

Key

Transpose/MIDI

Button

©

MID!

Local

Switch

Ф

Damper

Pedal

(See

page

14)

©

Soft

Pedal

Jack

©

Tuning

Knob

©

Input

Jacks

Ф

Output

Jacks

©

MIDI

Connectors

(D

Receptacle

STEREO

1

LEVEL

(P

Input

Level

Switch

©

Output

Level

Switch

Keyboard

Amp.

M/H

—

Audio

Amp.

H

Pedal

Switch

DP-2

Recording

Eguipment

H

Pedal

Switch

pp-

OPtionat

P.

A,

Mixer

мл.

(Optional)

Guitar

Amp.

UM

etc.

These

pedals

can

be

used

only

with

the

HP-4500.

©

Key

Transpose/MIDI

Button

(omne

die

Faran.

aet

[=o

|

owen

wae

САТ

inan

5t

TEN

am

rus

z

Сл

OSS

SSS

oe.

гл

wo

@

Tone

Selectors

©

Program

Change

Button

©

Brilliance

Knob

©

Tremolo

Rate

Knob

©

Power

Switch

©

Tremolo

Button

@

Chorus

Button

©

Damper

Pedal

©

Soft

Pedal

Jack

©

Tuning

Knob

(p

Input

Jacks

©

Output

Jacks

(D

Receptacle

Ф

MIDI

Local

Switch

(See

page

14)

(D

MID!

Connectors

(P

Input

Level

Switch

©

Output

Level

Switch

"

a!

к=

Keyboard

Amp.

М/Н

|

--—

2

Audio

Amp.

H

E

Pun

Recording

Equipment

H

Pedal

Switch

`

Р.

А.

Мїхег

L/MiL

DP-6

Guitar

Amp.

UM

etc.

[2]

OPERATION

1.

Basic

Operation

@

Turn

the

piano

on.

*

For

about

2

seconds

after

turned

on,

the

piano

cannot

be

played

because

of

the

muting

circuit.

(à

Adjust

the

volume

with

the

Volume

Knob

©.

<HP-3000S>

Minimum

volume

Maximum

MIN

MAX

<HP-4500S/5500S/5600S

>

VOLUME

e

MN

—

MAX

2.

Tone

Selection

The

Roland

Piano

features

8

keyboard

sounds;

two

acoustic

grand

pianos,

electric

grand

piano,

harpsichord,

clavi,

vibraphone

and

two

electric

pianos.

To

select

one

of

these

voices,

press

one

of

the

Tone

Selector

buttons

numbered

1

through

8.

One

keyboard

sound

can

be

selected

at

a

time.

PIANO.

HARPSI-

VIBRA-

E.PIANO

1

2 3

CHORD

CLAVE

PHONE

1

2

ЕЕРЕЕ

ЕЕЕ

1

2 3

4

5

6

7

B

VOICE

PRESERVE

FUNCTION

The

Roland

Piano

features

the

Voice

Preserve

Function,

that

is,

while

you

are

playing

the

key-

board

using

a

certain

tone

color,

you

can

request

the

color

to

be

used,

without

the

tone

actually

changing

until

you

release

all

the

keys.

When

the

piano

is

being

played

with

the

Note

or

Damper

ON,

the

tone

color

does

not

change.

(the

indicator

of

the

corresponding

sound

flashes.)

To

change

the

voices,

lift

all

Notes

and

the

Damper

OFF.

(Now,

the

indicator

of

the

new

voice

is

con-

stantly

lighted.)

3.

Tuning

The

Tune

Knob

is

provided

for

controlling

the

overall

tuning

center

of

the

Roland

Piano.

This

is

especially

useful

for

tuning

to

other

acoustic

in-

struments,

synthesizers,

and

synthesizer

sound

modules.

Since

the

Roland

Piano

incorporates

S/A

Synthesis,

the

tuning

of

indiviudal

notes

will

never

be

necessary.

At

its

center

position,

Middle

A

=

422Hz.

At

the

Center

Position,

middle

A

—

442Hz

TUNE

©,

4.

Damper/Soft

Pedal

The

Damper

Pedal

Jack

and

Soft

Pedal

Jack

are

provided

to

connect

the

cables

from

the

stand's

pedals

or

the

DP-2/DP-6.

These

pedals

function

just

like

the

damper

and

soft

pedal

on

an

acoustic

piano.

*

The

Soft

Pedal

can

be

used

as

a

Sostenuto

pedal.

a.

Damper

Pedal

The

Damper

Pedal

makes

the

sound

decay

slowly,

b.

Soft

Pedal

The

Soft

Pedal

serves

to

make

the

performance

softer.

c.

Sostenuto

Pedal

How

to

turn

the

Soft

Pedal

to

Sostenuto

Pedal.

Connect

the

Soft

Pedal

to

the

Soft

Pedal

Jack,

and

turn

the

piano

on

while

holding

the

pedal

down.

(Holding

down)

Now,

the

Soft

Pedal

works

as

a

Sostenuto

Pedal.

When

the

pedal

is

turned

to

a

Sostenuto

Pedal,

it

loses

the

Soft

Pedal

function.

Pressing

the

Sostenuto

Pedal

will

turn

on

the

Damper

of

the

note

currently

played.

The

follow-

ing

notes

will

not

take

on

any

effect.

*

To

retrun

the

pedal

to

the

Soft

Pedal,

turn

the

piano

off

once,

then

turn

it

on

again.

5.

Brilliance

As

you

move

the

Brilliance

knob

©

rightward,

the

tone

will

be

brigher,

and

mellower

when

moved

leftward.

<HP-3000S>

<HP-4500S/5500S/5600S>

BRILLIANCE

QO

mm

MELLOW

à

BRIGHT

MARE

6.

Chorus/Tremolo

The

piano

includes

built-in

Chorus

and

Tremolo

effects.

a.

Chorus

By

pressing

the

Chorus

button

Ө,

a

lush

stereo

chorus

effect

can

be

obtained

through

the

instru-

ment's

internal

speaker/amplifier

system

or

via

the

stereo

outputs.

<HP-3000S>

Ci

TREMOLO

Wor

owe

RATE

п

[cune

SLOW

FAST

<HP-4500S/5500S/5600S

>

annann

TREMOLO

«m

cs

More

(5

те

б

b.

Tremolo

The

Tremolo

button

©

engages

the

tremolo

effect.

The

Tremolo

circuit

is

stereo

and

is

especially

useful

when

used

with

the

electric

piano

and

vibra-

phone

sounds.

<HP-3000S>

CHORUS

“Sons

Moss

“acme

T

2c

[EE

<HP-4500S/5500S/5600S>

GHORUS

m

TREMOLO

E

Oto

et

The

Tremolo

Rate

Knob

©

is

used

to

increase

or

decrease

the

speed

of

the

tremolo

effect.

Moving

it

rightward

increases

the

tremoio

speed

while

moving

it

leftward

decreases

the

speed

of

the

effect.

*

On/Off

of

the

Tremolo

and/or

the

Chorus

effect

can

be

separately

set

in

each

voice

and

is

re-

tained

until

the

piano

is

turned

off.

7.

Headphone

Jack

Standard

stereo

headphones

can

be

used

with

the

Roland

Piano

for

private

listening

and

practice.

Connecting

the

headphone

plug

to

the

headphone

jack

will

disconnect

the

internal

speakers.

The

Volume

knob

@

on

the

front

panel

will

adjust

the

headphone

volume.

10

8.

Key

Transpose

The

keyboard

of

your

Roland

Piano

can

be

trans-

posed

within

a

range

of

up

a

perfect

4th

and

down

a

diminished

5th.

«Procedure»

While

holding

the

Transpose

Button

©

down,

press

the

key

(F*

to

F)

to

which

you

wish

to

transpose.

KEY

TRANSPOSE

Push

the

key

to

which

мо

+

vou

wish

to

transpose

(See

page

14.)

(holding

down)

While

the

button

is

being

held

down,

the

indicator

flashes.

When

the

button

and

the

key

are

both

released,

the

indicator

will

glow

steadily

showing

that

transposition

is

done.

Once

the

key

is

transposed,

the

Transpose

On

or

Off

can

be

selected

by

pushing

the

Key

Transpose

Switch

Q.

*

While

you

are

taking

the

transposing

procedure,

the

Piano

cannot

be

played.

[3]

SETUP

WITH

AUXILLARY

AUDIO

EQUIPMENT

1.

Input

Jakcs

©

The

external

input

jacks

are

provided

for

connect-

ing

the

outputs

of

other

electronic

instruments

to

the

internal

speakers

and

amplifier

of

the

Roland

Piano.

A

level

switch

is

also

provided

to

match

the

output

of

the

device(s)

to

the

input

of

the

speaker/

amplifier.

Usually,

the

switch

should

be

set

to

the

high

(H)

position.

However,

if

you

detect

audible

distortion

through

the

speakers,

select

either

the

middle

(M)

or

low

(L)

position.

2.

Ouput

Jacks

©

These

Output

Jacks

are

provided

for

connecting

the

Roland

Piano

to

larger

sound

systems

such

as

a

home

stereo

system,

multi-track

recorders,

mixers,

and/or

auxillary

instrument

amplifiers.

As

with

the

Input

Jacks,

the

Output

Jacks

have

a

three-way

switch

for

setting

the

output

level.

The

Output

Jacks

can

be

used

in

a

stereo

or

monaural

configuration.

«Setup»

©

Turn

down

the

volume

of

the

external

amplifier

connected

to

the

piano.

©

Connect

the

Output

Jacks

of

the

piano

to

the

Line

In's

(e.g.

AUX)

of

the

amplifier.

©

Adjust

the

volume

of

the

piano

with

the

Output

Level

Switch

©.

@®

Adjust

the

volume

of

the

amplifier.

*

Connecting

the

headphone

plug

to

the

head-

phone

jack

will

disconnect

the

internal

speakers.

11

12

[4]

MIDI

Part

of

the

power

of

your

Roland

Piano

is

in

the

use

of

the

MIDI

(Musical

Instrument

Digital

Inter-

face).

To

learn

more

about

MIDI

and

the

various

music

systems

that

can

be

added

to

your

HP-Piano,

refer

to

the

enclosed

booklet

"MIDI"

and

the

MIDI

implementation

chart

in

the

back

of

this

owner's

manual.

1.

MIDI

Connectors

The

Roland

Piano

has

MIDI

IN,

MIDI

OUT

and

MIDI

THRU

Connectors

on

the

rear

panel.

8.

MIDI

IN

Connector

b.

MIDI

OUT

Connector

c.

MIDI

THRU

Connector

a.

MIDI

IN

Connector

When

using

the

piano

as

a

MIDI

sound

module

controlled

by

the

external

MIDI

device,

connect

the

MIDI

IN

Connector

to

the

MIDI

OUT

or

MIDI

THRU

on

the

external

device.

b.

MIDI

OUT

Connector

When

using

the

piano

as

a

keyboard

controller

that

drives

the

external

device,

connect

the

MIDI

OUT

Connector

to

the

MIDI

IN

on

the

external

device.

c.

MIDI

THRU

Connector

Through

this,

the

exact

copy

of

the

signal

fed

into

the

MIDI

IN

is

sent

out.

2.

Setting

MIDI

Channels

The

Roland

Piano

cannot

have

different

MIDI

channels

for

transmitting

and

receiving.

«How

to

set

MIDI

Channels»

While

holding

the

MIDI

Button

©

down,

push

the

key

that

corresponds

to

the

MIDI

Channel

number

you

want.

KEY

CI

Push

the

key

that

+

corresponds

to

the

MIDI

Channel

you

want.

"|

(Ѕее

раде

14.)

(holding

down)

*

Usually,

the

default

setting

for

receive

channel

is

OMNI

OFF,

and

transmit

channel

is

CH

1.

a.

Roland

Piano

as

a

MIDI

Keyboard

Controller

To

use

the

piano

as

a

MIDI

keyboard

controller,

it

is

necessary

to

match

the

transmit

channel

of

the

piano

to

the

receive

channel

of

the

connected

MIDI

sound

module.

b.

Roland

Piano

as

a

MIDI

Sound

Module

When

using

the

piano

as

a

MIDI

sound

module,

set

the

receive

MIDI

channel

of

the

piano

to

the

same

as

the

transmit

channel

of

the

MIDI

device

that

controls

the

piano.

3.

Program

Change

о

Receive

The

Roland

Piano

receives

1

to

32

Program

Changes,

but

does

not

receive

33

to

128.

о

Transmit.

The

Roland

Piano

allows

to

send

the

Program

Change

in

two

different

ways;

with

the

Tone

Selector

buttons

or

with

the

keyboard.

a.

Using

the

Program

Change

Button

and

Tone

Selectors

Using

the

Program

Change

Button

and

the

Tone

Selectors

1

to

8,

Program

Change

messages

can

be

transmitted.

«Procedure»

While

holding

the

Program

Change

Switch

&

down,

press

one

of

the

Tone

Selector

buttons

(1

to

8).

In

this

way,

the

corresponding

Program

Change

1

to

8

can

be

transmitted.

PIANO

HARPSI-

VIBRA-

1

2

3

CHORD

CLAVI

PHONE

bo

пай

a

Zel

De

es

e

К

пай

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PROGRAM

1

2

3

4

5

e

7

8

CHANGE

"

h

E.PIANO

1

2

b.

Using

the

Key

Transpose

Button

and

Keyboard

Using

the

Key

Transpos

Button

and

keyboard,

1

to

128

Program

Change

messages

can

be

trasmitted.

The

table

at

the

top

right

shows

how

the

Group/

Bank/Voice

numbers

on

the

piano

correspond

to

the

Program

numbers.

Program

Change

Table

|

tow]

112

|з

[а

[5

[6

[7

18

ато

[з

[а

[5

[617

|

2

|

9

|

10]

1

2

|

13

|

14

|

15

|

16

|

4

|

2%

|

26

|

27

|

28

|

29

|

0

|

3

|

3

|

Al's

[33

|

34

зе

|

36

|

37

[38

|

39

|

20

|

Le [и

|

a2

|

43

|

aa

|

45

|

46

|

a7

|

40)

[7

|

9

|

50

|

51

|

62

|

53

|

54

|

56

|

56

|

8

|

67

|

58

|

59

|

60

|

61

|

62

|

63

|

6a

|

4

je

|

66

|

67

|

68

|

69

|

70

|

71

|

72

|

2

|

73

|

74

|

75

|

76

|

77

|

76

|

79

|

80

|

3

|

81

|

62

|

83

|

84

|

86

|

86

|

8

ві

|

4

|

89

|

90

|

91

|

92

|

93

|

94

|

96

|

96

|

5

|9

|

96

|

99

|

100

|

104

|

102

|

103

|

104

|

6

|

105

|

106

|

107

|

108

[

109

|

0

|

114

|

112

|

120

|

8

[121

|12

|

123

|

124

|

126

|

126

|

127

|

128

ль

«Procedure»

While

holding

the

Key

Transpose

Button

©

down,

push

the

keys

that

correspond

to

the

Group,

Bank

and

Number

you

need.

The

Group

(A,

B),

Bank

(1

to

8)

and

Number

(1 to

8)

correspond

to

the

keyboard

as

shown

on

the

last

page

of

the

manual.

KEY

TRANSPOSE

Ct]

Push

the

keys

that

correspond

to

the

Group,

MIDI

+

Bank

and

Number

you

want.

(See

page

14.)

(holding

down)

13

4.

Chorus/Tremolo

To

transmit

On/Off

of

the

Chorus

or

Tremolo

effect,

push

the

Chorus

or

Tremolo

Button

which

you

want

to

transmit,

while

holding

the

Program

Change

Button

down.

5.

MIDI

Functions

The

Roland

Piano

can

select

any

of

the

following

three

modes

that

decide

how

the

messages

are

received

and

tramsitted.

(1)

Note

On/Off,

Pedal,

Program

Change

and

On/Off

of

Chorus

and

Tremolo

are

trans-

mitted

and

received.

(И)

Note

On/Off,

Pedal,

Program

Change

and

On/Off

of

Chorus

and

Tremolo

are

trans-

mitted.

Pedal

and

Program

Change

mes-

sages

are

not

received.

(Ii)

Note

On/Off,

Pedal,

Program

Change

and

On/Off

of

Chorus

and

Tremolo

are

trans-

mitted

and

received

even

without

taking

the

procedure

on

page

13.

The

moment

a

new

voice

is

selected

on

the

piano,

the

corresponding

Program

Change

(1

to

8)

is

transmitted.

The

Chorus

or

Tremolo

On/Off

is

also

tramsitted.

This

mode

may

be

used

when

recording

the

data

into

a

MIDI

sequencer

and

playing

it

back.

«How

to

select

one

of

the

three

modes»

(Ü

Turning

the

piano

on

will

automatically

select

this

mode.

(Н)

Turn

the

piano

on

while

holding

down

the

Tone

Selector

Button

Piano

1.

(IIl)

Turn

the

piano

on

while

holding

the

Program

Change

button

down.

MIDI

Channel,

Program

Change

and

Key

Trans-

pose

correspond

to

the

keyboard

as

shown

below.

MIDI

Channel,

Program

Change

and

Key

Trans-

pose

correspond

to

the

keyboard

as

shown

below.

MIDI

CHANNEL

a

CHANGE

NUMBER

1-3

6.

MIDI

Local

Switch

*

position:

LOCAL

ON

:

position:

LOCAL

OFF

When

using

the

Roland

Piano

with

a

MIDI

recorder

(sequencer),

you

may

notice

that

it

stutters

or

the

maximum

voices

are

reduced.

This

is

because

the

same

keyboard

information

travels

to

the

sound

module

section

of

the

piano

through

the

internal

connection

((D)

and

via

sequencer

(©).

To

resolve

this,

both

the

MIDI

piano

and

sequencer

provide

the

function

that

can

cut

off

the

information.

On

a

piano,

this

function

is

turned

on

or

off

with

the

Local

Switch,

and

on

a

sequencer,

Soft

Thru

Switch.

Most

of

the

sequencers

are

default

to

SOFT

THRU

OFF,

and

therefore

free

from

the

above

trouble.

However,

if

the

sequencer

does

not

feature

SOFT

THRU

Switch,

set

LOCAL

OFF

on

the

piano

by

set-

ting

the

Local

Switch

to

the

":"

position.

-

MIDI

d

Roland

Piano

emeli

®

LOCAL

SWITCH

SOFT

THRU

SWITCH

*

These

switches

do

not

mechanically

exist.

These

are

the

functions

engaged

in

the

software.

KEY

[TRANSPOSE

]

DIGITAL

PIANO

Date

:

Mar.

10.

1987

нр

30005,

4500s,

55005,

56005

MİDİ

Implementation

Chart

Version

:

1.00

Mode

3

POLY,

OMNI

OFF

OK

KOK

k

Function...

Basic

Default

Channel

Changed

Mode

3

POLY,

OMNI

ON/OFF

MONO

(M#1)

—1.

(M=1)

53

Default

Mode

Messages

Altered

0—127

15—113

Kk

OOK

OK

kkk

OK

Note

Number

True

Voice

Note

ON

Velocity

Note

OFF

Pitch

Bender

Hold

1

(Damper

pedal)

Sostenuto

pedal

Soft

pedal

Tremolo

Chorus

Control

Change

O

(0-31)

can

be

ignored

by

0-31

power—up

setting

O

(0-127)

жжжжжжжжж

Prog

Change

:

True

#

System

Exclusive

Song

Pos

Song

sel

True

System

common

:

Clock

Commands

System

Real

Time

:

Aux

Local

ON/OFF

x

:

All

Notes

OFF

О

(123—127)

Message

;

Active

Sense

O

i

Reset

x

When

power

on,

ch—1

OMNI

OFF

and

POLY

are

sent.

When

Basic

Channel

is

changed.

Mode

is

set

to

3.

Mode

1:

OMNI

ON,

POLY

Mode

2:

OMNI

ON.

MONO

О

:

Yes

Mode

3:

OMNI

OFF.

POLY

Mode

4:

OMNI

OFF.

MONO

X

:

No

17

SPECIFICATIONS

Keyboard

88

Keys,

16

Voice

Polyphonic

(10

Voice

Polyphonic

for

Harpsichord,

Clavi

and

Electric

Piano

2)

Pianos

1,

2, 3,

Harpsichord,

Clavi,

Vibraphone,

Electric

Pianos

1,

2

|

effects

|

Chorus

ON/OFF,

Tremolo

ON/OFF,

Tremolo

Rate

Connectors

Output

Jacks

(Mono,

Stereo)

Input

Jacks

(Mono,

Stereo)

Damper

Pedal

Jack

Soft

Pedal

Jack

MIDI

IN

Connector

MIDI

OUT

Connector

MIDI

THRU

Connector

|

Switches

|

Power

Switch,

Output

Level

Switch,

Input

Level

Switch

16cm

x

2,

6.5cmx2

|

20cmx

2,

5cmx2

25cm

x

2,

12cm

x

2,

Dome

Tweeter

x

2

13W

x

2

15W

x

2

30W

x 2

oma

Roland

Orignal

Oak

Roland

Original

Rosewood

Walnut

рада

coated

Dimensions

1405x461x133mm

|(1383x480x189mm

|

1383x546x822mm

(including

a

stand)

WxDxH

555/16"

x

181/8”

x

51/4"

|54?he"

x

187/8"

х

73he"

|

54?he"

x

211/2"

x

321/2"

9

117V:60W

220/240V:

80W

117V:

130W

220/240V:

190W

Accessories

Music

Rest,

Power

Cord

Stand,

Music

Rest,

Power

Cord

Sound

Range

Diagram

Middie

C

BSTAND

ASSEMBLY

(HP-5500S/5600S)

ASSEMBLY

DRAWING

*

To

assemble

the

KS-3000/4500

(optional

stand

for

the

HP-3000S/

4500S),

see

the

instructions

sup-

plied

with

the

KS-3000/4500.

HP-5600S

*

Fit

the

rocking

arm

@

on

each

end

of

the

woofer

box

into

the

groove

of

the

rocking

holder

©

on

each

side

panel.

e

Fix

the

side

panels

with

4

mounting

Screws.

aA

o

Allen

wrench

Rocking

aram

@

Accessories:

Mounting

Screws

.................................

8

Connecting

pins

Allen

wrench

.........................................

Screwdriver

.................

ees

*

Install

the

pedal

unit

@

to

both

side

Pedal

Unit

&

panels

as

shown

in

the

figure.

e

Fix

it

with

4

mounting

screws

using

the

allen

wrench.

Side

panel

WV

OR

|

e

(QU

ү.

Mounting

M

ў

Allen

wrench

18

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