Roland DM-80F User manual
Roland
FADER
UNIT
LJN/I-BO)
OWNER’S
MANUAL
FADER
UNIT
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RADIO
AND
TELEVISION
INTERFERENCE
WARNING
—
This
equipment
has
been
verified
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
B
computing
device,
pursuant
to
Subpart
J.
of
Part
15,
of
FCC
rules.
Operation
with
non-certified
or
non-verified
equipment
is
likely
to
result
in
interference
to
radio
and
TV
reception.
The
equipment
described
in
this
manual
generates
and
uses
radio
frequency
energy.
If it
is
not
installed
and
used
property,
that
is,
in
strict
accordance
with
our
instructions,
it
may
cause
interference
with
radio
and
television
reception.
This
equipment
has
been
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
B
computing
device
in
accordance
with
the
specifications
in
Subpart
J,
of
Part
15,
of
FCC
Rules.
These
rules
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
such
a
inlerlerence
in
a
rasidential
installation
However,
there
is
no
guarantee
that
the
interference
will
not
occur
in
a
particular
installation.
If
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:
Disconnect
other
devices
and
their
inpuloutput
cables
one
at
a
time.
if
the
interference
stops,
it
is
caused
by
either
the
other
device
or
its
VO
cable.
These
devices
usually
require
Roland
designated
shielded
l/O
cables.
For
Roland
devices,
you
can
obtain
the
proper
shielded
cable
from your
dealer.
For
non
Roland
devices,
contact
the
manufacturer
or
dealer
for
assistance.
H
your
equipment
does
cause
interference
to
radio
or
television
reception,
you
can
try
to
correct
the
interference
by
using
one
or
more
ot
the
following
measures.
Turn
the
TV
or
radio
antenna
until
the
interference
stops.
Move
the
equipment
to
one
side
or
the
other
of
the
TV
or
radio.
Move
the
equipment
farther
away
from
the
TV
or
radio.
Plug
the
equipment
into
an
outlet
that
is
on
a
different
circuit
than
the
TV
or
radio.
(That
is.
make
certain
the
equipment
and
the
radio
or
television
set
are
on
circuits
con-
trolled
by
different
circuit
breakers
or
fuses.)
Consider
installing
a
rooftop
television
antenna
with
coaxial
cable
lead-in
between
the
antenna
and
TV.
If
necessary,
you
should
consult
your
dealer
or
an
experienced
radio/television
technician
for
additional
suggestions.
You
may
find
helpful
the
following
booklet
prepared
by
the
Federal
Communications
Commission:
“How
to
Identify
and
Resolve
Radio
—
TV
Interference
Problems”
This
bookiet
is
available
from
the
U.S.
Government
Printing
Office,
Washington,
D.C.,
20402.
Stock
No.
004-000-00345-4.
For
Canada
CLASS
B
NOTICE
This
digital
apparatus
does
not
exceed
the
Class
B
limits
for
radio
noise
emissions
set
out
in
the
Radio
Interference
Regulations
of
the
Canadian
Department
of
Communications.
CLASSE
B
AVIS
Cet
appareil
numérique
ne
dépasse
pas
les
limites
de
la
classe
B
au
niveau
des
émissions
de
bruits
radioélectriques
fixés
|
dans
le
Reglement
des
signaux
parasites
par
le
ministère
canadien
des
Communications.
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
FEATURES
PRECAUTIONS
Power
Supply
Care
Other
Copyright
INSTALLATION
SYSTEM
CONFIGURATION
DM
BUSS
CONNECTIONS
Connecting
the
Fader
to
the
Rack
Unit
Connecting
the
DM-80-R
Remote
Unit
Connecting
Roland
Track
Manager.
Software
USING
MORE
THAN
ONE
FADER
UNIT
Cascading
Audio
Through
Multiple
Units
CONTROLS
AND
INDICATORS
COMPU
MIXER
AUTOMATION
SELECTING
AUTOMATION
All
On
or
Off
Individual
Tracks
RECORDING
MIXER
SETTINGS
UPGRADES
AND
SERVIGE
System
Software
Returning
For
Service
TROUBLESHOOTING
If
the
DM-80
System
Does
Not
Function
MIDI
IMPLEMENTATION
SPECIFICATIONS
General
Included
ltems
Options
Dooonnara
A
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ROLAND
DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
+
USER
MANUAL
1
INTRODUCTION
Thank
you
for
purchasing
the
Roland
DM-80-F
fader
unit,
a
component
of
the
DM-80
hard
disk
recording
system.
Inside
the
DM-80
is
a
fully
automated
24-bit
digital
mixer.
The
mixer
includes
8
track
inputs,
plus
4
auxiliary
input
channels
for
incoming
mixer
feeds,
digital
or
analog.
Each
input
has
volume,
pan
and
2
band
EQ,
and
all
signal
processing
is
performed
in
the
digital
domain.
The
DM-80-F
Fader
Unit
provides
physical
controls
for
this
mixer.
All
adjustments
to
the
DM-80-F
are
immediately
transmitted
to
the
DM-80.
24-bit
interpolation
yields
a
smooth
mix
without
annoying
steps.
in
conjunction
with
Track
Manager,
up
to
four
DM-80-F
Fader
Units
can
be
used
to
produce
a
32
track
stereo
mix.
The
DM-80's
mixer
also
includes
automation
much
like
that
found
on
traditional
consoles.
All
actions
on
the
fader
unit
will
be
recorded
by
the
DM-80's
compu
mixer.
The
automated
mix
can
be
updated
with
new
values
as
many
times
as
you
wish.
All
mix
parameters
are
automated
and
are
available
for
real
time
record
and
update.
Each
parameter
can
also
be
selected
for
record,
update,
or
manual
control.
Mix
automation
is
stored
with
the
Project
file
and
automatically
loaded
with
the
Project.
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DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
«
USER
MANUAL
FEATURES
Eight
channel
mixer
controller.
Provides
physical
controls
for
the
DM-80's
internal
mixer.
Fader,
Pan
and
EQ
functions
for
each
input.
Two
pairs
of
auxiliary
inputs.
Master
output
faders
All
adjustments
to
the
DM-80-F
are
immediately
transmitted
to
the
DM80.
All
actions
on
the
fader
unit
are
recorded
by
the
compu
mixer.
PRECAUTIONS
POWER
SUPPLY
CARE
OTHER
COPYRIGHT
Do
not
connect
the
DM-80-F
to
anything
other
than
the
DM-80-4
or
DM-80-8
rack
mount
unit
or
the
DM-80-R
Remote
Unit.
For
everyday
cleaning,
wipe
the
unit
with
a
soft
dry
cloth,
or
one
that
as
been
slightly
dampened
with
water.
To
remove
stubborn
dirt
use
a
mild
neutral
detergent.
Afterwards
be
sure
to
wipe
the
unit
thoroughly
with
a
soft,
dry
cloth.
Never
use
benzene,
thinner,
alcohol
or
solvents
of
any
kind
to
avoid
the
risk
of
discoloration
or
deformation.
Do
not
subject
the
DM-80-F
to
strong
shocks.
The
DM-80-F
may
produce
some
heat
when
operating
normally.
Do
not
subject
the
unit
to
temperature
extremes
(e.g..
direct
sunlight
in
an
enclosed
vehicle).
Avoid
using
or
storing
the
unit
in
dusty
or
humid
areas
or
areas
that
are
subject
to
high
vibration
levels.
This
unit
may
interfere
with
radio
or
television
reception.
Do
not
operate
in
the
vicinity
of
such
receivers.
Do
not
allow
objects
or
liquids
of
any
kind
to
penetrate
the
unit.
In
the
event
of
such
an
occurrence,
discontinue
use
immediately.
Contact
qualified
service
personnel
as
soon
as
possible.
Should
a
malfunction
occur
(or
if
you
suspect
there
is
a
problem)
discontinue
use
immediately.
Contact
qualified
service
personnel
as
soon
as
possible.
Copyright
©1991
by
ROLAND
CORPORATION.
All
rights
reserved.
No
part
of
this
publication
may
be
reproduced
in
any
form
without
the
permission
of
ROLAND
CORPORATION.
Apple
and
Macintosh
are
registered
trademarks
of
Apple
Computer,
Inc.,
USA.
ROLAND
DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
«
USER
MANUAL
3
INSTALLATION
SYSTEM
GONFIGURATION
DM
BUSS
CONNECTIONS
The
DM-80
system
is
available
in
two
versions:
the
DM-80-4
which
contains
four
tracks
and
a
single
100MB
hard
disk
drive;
and
the
DM-
80-8
which
contains
eight
tracks
and
two
100MB
hard
disk
drives.
The
term
DM-80
is
used
to
mean
either
of
these
models,
and
the
DM-80-F
can
be
used
to
control
either
version.
The
DM-80-F
is
normally
utilized
in
conjunction
with
either
the
DM-
80-R
Remote
Unit
or
Roland's
Track
Manager
software
for
the
Apple
Macintosh
computer.
Note:
Either
the
DM-80-R
remote
or
the
Track
Manager
software
may
be
used
to
control
the
DM-80,
but
not
both
simultaneously.
The
Fader
Unit
is
connected
between
the
rack
unit
and
system
controller,
such
as
the
DM-80-R
or
Apple
Macintosh
computer
running
Track
Manager
software.
Note:
Use
the
cables
packed
with
the
DM-80-4/8
and
the
DM-80-F.
If
any
other
than
the
above
cables
are
used,
damage
to
the
units
may
occur.
Note:
When
making
connections,
be
sure
the
DM-80-4/8
is
powered
off.
Do
not
apply
power
until
after
all
connections
have been
made.
If
not,
the
DM-80
system
will
not
function.
Warning:
Never
disconneci
any
DM
BUSS
cable
while
operating
the
DM-80
system.
If
a
DM
BUSS
cable
is
disconnected
and
then
re-connected,
the
system
will
cease
functioning.
You
will
need
to
power
off
the
unit
before
it
can
be
restarted.
If
this
occurs,
all
unsaved
data
will
be
lost.
Warning:
The
above
conditions
also
apply
to
a
system
being
controlled
by
Track
Manager
software.
Never
disconnect
any
cable
between
the
computer
and
DM-80
system—whether
DM
BUSS,
MIDI
or
R5-422—or
the
system
may
cease
functioning.
You
will
need
to
power
off
the
computer
and
DM-80
and
restart,
If
this
occurs,
mi
data
will
be
lost.
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DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
e
USER
MANUAL
CONNECTING
THE
FADER
TO
THE
UNI
CONNECTING
THE
DM-80-R
REMOTE
UNIT
Connect
the
cable
packed
with
the
DM-80-4/8
to
the
jack
labeled
DM
Buss
Out.
Connect
the
other
end
of
this
cable
to
the
jack
labeled
DM
Buss
In
on
the
rear
panel
of
the
DM-80
rack
unit,
as
shown
below.
Use
the
cable
supplied
with
the
DM-80-F.
Connect
the
cable
between
the
DM
Buss
In
connector
on
the
fader
unit
and
the
DM
Buss
Out
connector
on
the
remote's
rear
panel,
see
diagram
above.
ROLAND
DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
*
USER
MANUAL
5
CONNECTING
ROLAND
TRACK
MANAGER
SOFTWARE
USING
MORE
THAN
ONE
FADER
UNIT
CASCADING
AUDIO
THROUGH
MULTIPLE
UNITS
Track
Manager
duplicates
the
functions
of
the
remote
unit
on
the
Apple
Macintosh
screen.
Follow
the
diagram
below.
Using
the
cable
supplied
with
the
DM-80-F,
connect
the
DM
Buss
In
connector
on
the
fader
unit
to
the
DM
Buss
Out
connector
on
an
IB-1
Interface
Box.
Connect
the
MIDI
OUT
of
the
IB-1
to
the
MIDI
IN
of
your
Macintosh
MIDI
interface.
Connect
the
MIDI
OUT
of
the
MIDI
interface
to
the
MIDI
IN
of
the
IB-1.
Up
to
four
DM-80
rack
units
can
be
operated
simultaneously
as
one
system
with
up
to
32
tracks,
controlled
from
the
Track
Manager
software.
Up
to
four
DM-80-F
units
can
also
be
employed
as
the
console
for
this
large
system.
When
using
more
than
one
DM-80,
you
can
utilize
the
internal
mixer's
Aux
Inputs
to
cascade
several
units
into
a
single
stereo
mix,
as
shown
in
the
diagram
on
the
next
page.
The
cascaded
unit
will
appear
on
the
AUX
faders.
Refer
to
the
DM-80-4/8
manual
for
more
information.
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DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
e
USER
MANUAL
FOLLOW
THE
DIAGRAM
BELOW
WHEN
CONNECTING
SEVERAL
UNITS
TOGETHER:
~
MULTI-PORT
MIDI
INTERFACE
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Os
DM
BUSE
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DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
+
USER
MANUAL
7
CONTROLS
AND
INDICATORS
EQ
SECTION
I
This
section
contains
the
settings
for
the
High
and
Low
frequency
equalizers
on
each
input.
You
can
set
the
EQ
corner
frequency
and
level
here.
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8
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PAN
CONTROLS
These
are
the
Pan
settings
for
all
eight
input
channels,
for
the
DM-80's
stereo
master
mix.
The
Pan
controls
do
not
affect
the
DM-80's
individual
outputs.
INPUT
FADERS
These
are
the
Level
settings
for
all
eight
input
channels.
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DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
*
USER
MANUAL
Roland
DM-802
FADER
UNIT
MIX
MODE
SWITCHES
These
select
the
DM-80's
mix
automation
mode.
COMPU
In
Compu
Mixer
mode,
the
mixer
settings
are
automated.
Mixes
can
be
recorded,
played
back,
updated,
and
edited
in
this
mode.
MANUAL
In
manual
mode,
the
mixer
settings
are
static.
Programmed
mix
settings
are
ignored,
and
the
output
mix
reflects
the
actual
control
positions
on
Fader
unit.
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AUX/MASTER
SECTION
This
displays
the
mixer
Master
Output
levels
as
well
as
levels
for
the
two
pairs
of
auxiliary
Inputs.
A
nr
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DM-80-F
FADER
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USER
MANUAL
9
COMPU
MIXER
AUTOMATION
SELECTING
AUTOMATION
ALL
ON
OR
OFF
INDIVIDUAL
TRACKS
There
are
a
large
number
of
Compu
mixer
automation
functions
available
in
the
DM-80
system.
Most
of
these
are
controlled
from
the
DM-80-R
Remote
control
or
Track
Manager
software.
The
Mix
Mode
switches
select
the
DM-80's
mix
automation
mode;
Compu
or
Manual.
The
LEDs
on
these
switches
light
according
to
the
current
mode.
When
Compu
mode
is
on,
automation
can
be
turned
on
and
off for
each
track
individually
from
the
DM-80-R
controller
or
Track
Manager
software.
The
DM-80-R
will
display
the
automation
status
when
in
a
Compu
Mix
screen.
The
Track
Status
Select
indicators
will
display
for
each
track:
Green
LED:
Compu
Mix
Play
Red
LED:
Compu
Mix
Recording
No
LED:
Manual
See
the
DM-80-R
Remote
or
Track
Manager
manuals
for
more
information.
RECORDING
MIXER
SETTINGS
.
Move
the
fader
'
until
the
square
:
matches
the
fader
on
the
screen:
The
following
procedure
uses
the
DM-80-R
Remote.
If
you
are
using
Track
Manager
as
a
controller,
the
procedure
is
similar.
Please
consult
the
Track
Manager
or
DM-80-R
manual
for
specific
information.
e
On
the
Fader
unit,
press
COMPU.
*
On
the
Remote,
press
MIXER.
*
Select
track(s)
for
recording
by
pressing
the
appropriate
Track
Status
Select
keys.
The
Track
Status
LEDs
will
flash
red.
Caution:
Be
sure
you
are
in
a
Compu
Mix
screen
with
mixer
controls
visible
in
the
display,
Otherwise
the
Track
Status
Select
keys
will
choose
tracks
for
sound
playback.
e
Press
REC
then
PLAY.
The
Project
plays
back.
*
Move
the
faders
until
the
square
mark
indicating
the
physical
position
matches
the
slider
"
the
display.
When
matched,
the
mark
will
disappear
and
record
updating
will
start
for
that
control.
Note:
EQ
settings
start
recording
immediately.
e
When
finished,
press
STOP.
10
ROLAND
DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
*
USER
MANUAL
UPGRADES
AND
SERVIGE
SYSTEM
SOFTWARE
RETURNING
FOR
SERVICE
Roland
will
periodically
release
new
versions
of
system
software
to
fix
problems
or
add
new
features.
When
software
upgrade
ROMs
are
available,
you
will
need
to
bring
your
unit
to
a
Roland
Authorized
Service
Center
for
installation.
The
DM-80-F
has
no
user-serviceable
parts.
Attempts
by
unauthorized
personnel
to
repair
or
modify
the
DM-80-F
will
void
the
warranty.
If
you
have
trouble
with
the
unit,
you
must
bring
or
sent
it
to
an
authorized
Roland
Service
center.
Consult
your
dealer
or
Roland
for
the
nearest
service
center.
Use
the
original
packing
material
that
came
with
the
DM-80-F
to
ship
the
unit.
Ifthe
original
packaging
is
not
available,
use
a
reinforced,
sealable,
foam-lined
case.
TROUBLESHOOTING
IF
THE
DM-80
SYSTEM
DOES
NOT
FUNCTION
e
Check
that
the
DM
BUSS
cables
and
connections
are
in
the
proper
order.
e
Turn
off
the
power
and
remake
the
DM
BUSS
connections.
Warning:
Never
disconnect
any
DM
BUSS
cable
while
operating
the
DM-80
system.
If
a
DM
BUSS
cable
is
disconnected
and
then
re-connected,
the
system
will
cease
functioning.
You
will
need
to
power
off
the
unit
before
it
can
be
restarted.
If
this
occurs,
all
unsaved
data
will
be
lost.
The
above
conditions
also
apply
to
a
system
being
controlled
by
Track
Manager
software.
Never
disconnect
any
cable
between
the
computer
and
DM-80
system—whether
DM
BUSS,
MIDI
or
RS-
422—or
the
system
may
cease
functioning.
You
will
need
to
power
off
the
computer
and
DM-80
and
restart.
If
this
occurs,
all
unsaved
data
will
be
lost.
E
M——
M
M
——————
MM
——
ROLAND
DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
»
USER
MANUAL
İl
Fader
Unit
+
Interface
Box
Date
:
Nov.
7
1991
Model
DM-80-F
+
IB-1
MIDI
Implementation
Version
:
1.00
HIEQ
GAIN
5
2CH
(44)
Undefined
The
implementation
chart
above
and
implementation
itself
are
intended
to
describe
HIEQ
GAIN
6
2DH
(45)
Undefined
operation
when
the
DM
-
80
-
F
is
connected
to
IB
- 1
to
serve
as
an
MIDI
HIEQ
GAIN
7
2EH
(46)
Undefined
controller.
Description
on
DM
—
80
-
F
operation
when
it
is
connected
to
the
DM
HIEQ
GAIN
8
2FH
(47)
Undefined
-
B0
~
4/8
is
not
covered.
AUX
IN
IL
30H
(48)
Undefined
The
IB-
1
must
be
fed
power
through
an
AC
adapter
when
used
in
conjunction
AUX
IN
IR
31H
(49)
Undefined
with
the
DM
-
80
-
F.
The
direction
"tum
on
the
IB-
1”
in
this
implementation
AUX
IN
2L
32H
(50)
Undefined
refers
to
connection
of
the
AC
adapter
to
AC
outlet.
AUX
IN
2R
33H
(51)
Undefined
MASTER
L
34H
(52)
Undefined
Fi
MASTER
R
35H
(53)
Undefined
1.
Setting
MIDI
channel
LOEQ
FREQ
I
46H
(70)
Undefined
LOEQ
FREQ
2
47H
(71)
Undefined
On
power
-
up,
the
MIDI
channel
of
the
fader
is
set
to
16.
To
change
the
default
LOEQ
FREQ
3
48H
(72)
Undefined
setting,
first
locate
the
desired
channel
number
in
the
table
below
and
set
the
LOEQ
FREQ
4
49H
(73)
Undefined
corresponding
fader
as
described.
While
holding
down
MANUAL
and
LOEQ
FREQ
5
4AH
(74)
Undefined
COMPU,
turn
on
the
power
switch
on
the
unit.
LOEQ
FREQ
6
4BH
(75)
Undefined
LOEQ
FREQ
7
ACH
(76)
Undefined
Fader
1
at
up
position
Channel
1
LOEQ
FREQ
8
4DH
(77)
Undefined
Fader
2
at
up
position
Channel
2
HIEQ
FREQ
I!
4EH
(78)
Undefined
Fader
3
at
up
position
Channel
3
HIEQ
FREQ
2
4FH
(79)
Undefined
Fader
4
at
up
position
Channel
4
HIEQ
FREQ
3
50H
(80)
General
purpose
controller
-
5
Fader
8
at
up
position
Channel
5
HIEQ
FREQ
4
51H
(81)
General
purpose
controller
-
6
Fader
6
at
up
position
Channel
6
HIEQ
FREQ
5
52H
(82)
General
purpose
controller
-
7
Fader
7
at
up
position
Channel
7
HIEQ
FREQ
6
53H
(83)
General
purpose
controller
-
8
Fader
8
at
up
position
Channel
8
HIEQ
FREQ
7
54H
(84)
Undefined
Fader
AUXI
L
at
up
position
Channel
9
HIEQ
FREQ
8
55H
(85)
Undefined
Fader
AUXI
R
at
up
position
Channel
10
MANUAL
56H
(86)
Undefined
Fader
AUX2
L
at
up
position
Channel
11
COMPU
87H
(87)
Undefined
Fader
AUX2
R
at
up
position
Channel
12
Fader
MASTER
L
at
up
position
Channel
13
When
the
MANUAL
switch
is
pressed,
ihe
unit
sends
Value
=
127.
Fader
MASTER
R
al
up
position
Channel
14
When
the
MANUAL
switch
is
released,
the
unit
sends
Value
=
0.
M
two
or
more
faders
are
sel
at
up
position,
the
highest
channel
number
has
When
the
MANUAL
switch
is
pressed,
the
unit
sends
the
position
data
of
all
the
priority.
the
potentiometers.
If
no
fader
is
set
at
up
position,
channel
15
remains
effective.
When
the
COMPU
switch
is
pressed,
the
unit
sends
Value
=
127.
-
When
the
COMPU
switch
is
released,
the
sends Value
=
0.
2.
Transmitted
Data
M
Channel
Voice
Message
©
Control
change
Status
Second
Third
BnH
ccH
vvH
n
=
MIDI
channel
No.:
0
-
FH
(0
-
15)
0=ch
1
15
=
ch.
16
cc
=
Control
Number
:
See
*
below.
vv
=
Value
:
00H
-7FH
(0
-
127)
*
Controller
Control
Change
Number
MIDI
Standard
FADER
1
10H
(16)
General
purpose
controller
-
1
MSB
FADER
2
11H
(17)
General
purpose
controller
-
2
MSB
FADER
3
12H
(18)
General
purpose
controller
-
3
MSB
FADER
4
13H
(19)
General
purpose
controller
-
4
MSB
FADER
5
14H
(20)
Undefined
FADER
6
15H
(21)
Undefined
FADER
7
16H
(22)
Undefined
FADER
8
17H
(23)
Undefined
PAN
1
18H
(24)
Undefined
PAN
2
19H
(25)
Undefined
PAN
3
1AH
(26)
Undefined
PAN
4
1BH
(27)
Undefined
PAN
5
1CH
(28)
Undefined
PAN
6
1DH
(29)
Undefined
PAN
7
LEH
(30)
Undefined
PAN
8
1FH
(31)
Undefined
LOEQ
GAIN
1
20H
(32)
General
purpose
controller
-
1
LSB
LOEQ
GAIN
2
21H
(33)
General
purpose
controller
-
2
LSB
LOEQ
GAIN
3
22H
(34)
General
purpose
controller
-
3
LSB
LOEQ
GAIN
4
23H
(35)
General
purpose
controller
-
4
MSB
LOEQ
GAIN
5
24H
(36)
Undefined
LOEQ
GAIN
6
25H
(37)
Undefined
LOEQ
GAIN
7
26H
(38)
Undefined
LOEQ
GAIN
8
27H
(39)
Undefined
HIEQ
GAIN
1
28H
(40)
Undefined
HIEQ
GAIN
2
29H
(41)
Undefined
HIEQ
GAIN
3
2AH
(42)
Undefined
HIEQ
GAIN
4
2BH
(43)
Undefined
12
ROLAND
DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
*
USER
MANUAL
Fader
Unit
+
Interface
Box
Date
:
Nov.
7
1991
Model
DM-80-F
+
IB-1
MIDI
Implementation
Chart
varlik
2108
Function
***
Con
Chan
o
Channel
Changed
x
KRKKKK
KKK
Note
ON
x
KKK
k
£
k
ok
ke
k
x
Note
OFF
x
After
Key's
x
Touch
Ch's
x
Pitch
Bender
O
FADER
1-8
OPAN
1-8
O
LOEQ
GAIN
1-8
O
HIEQ
GAIN
1-8
O
AUX
IN
IL,
IR,
2L,
2R
O
MASTER
LR
O
LOEO
FREQ
1-8
O
HIEQ
FREQ
1-8
O
MANUAL
SW
O
COMPU
SW
Prog
x
Change
True
#
xk
kkk
ES
Common
Default
Mode
Messages
Altered
Note
Number
True
Voice
Velocity
Control
70-77
Change
System
Clock
Real
Time
Commands
Local
ON/OFF
Aux
Al
Notes
OFF
Messages
Active
Sense
Reset
Mode
1:
OMNI
ON,
POLY
Mode
2:
OMNI
ON,
MONO
O
:
Yes
Mode
3:
OMNI
OFF,
POLY
Mode
4:
OMNI
OFF,
MONO
X
:
No
SPEGIFIGATIONS
GENERAL
REAR
PANEL
DM
Buss
In
jack
DM
Buss
Out
jack
DIMENSIONS
430(W)
x
268(D)
x
68(H)mm
1654,"
x
10%"
x
2"
WEIGHT
2.93
Kg,
6.47
Ibs
INCLUDED
ITEMS
Owner's
Manual
Connecting
Cable
(1m)
OPTIONS
Remote
Controller
(DM-80-R)
Track
Manager
Software
for
Apple
Macintosh
(DM-80-5)
Interface
Box
(18-1)
Rack
Mounting
Angles,
(RAD-80)
In
the
interest
of
product
improvement,
the
specifications
of
this
unit
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.
14
ROLAND
DM-80-F
FADER
UNIT
*
USER
MANUAL
Information
When
you
need
repair
service,
call
your
local
Roland
Service
Station
or
the
authorized
Roland
distributor
in
your
country
as
shown
below.
U.S.
A.
Roland
Corp
US
7200
Dominion
Circle
Los
Angeles,
CA.
90040
-
3647
U.S.
A.
2
(213)685
-
5141
CANADA
Roland
Canada
Music
Ltd.
(Head
Office)
5480
Parkwood
Richmond
B.
C.,
V6V
2M4
CANADA
B
(604)270
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Roland
Canada
Music
Ltd.
9425
Transcanadienne
Service
Rd.
N.,
St
Laurent,
Quebec
H4S
1V3
CANADA
73
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-
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CANADA
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Corporation
(Australia)Pty.
Ltd.
(Head
Office)
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Avenue
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AUSTRALIA
Z
(02)982
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Corporation
(Australia)Pty.
Ltd.
(Melbourne
Office)
50
Garden
Street
South
Yarra,
Victoria
3141
AUSTRALIA
B
(03)241
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ZEALAND
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(NZ)Ltd.
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Road,
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