Roland rd-170 Manuale Proprietario

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Owner’s Manual
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Rear panel
POWER button
Press this button to switch the RD-170 on and 
off.
AC socket
This is where you need to connect the supplied 
power cord.
MIDI IN & OUT sockets
If you wish to control an external instrument 
from your RD-170, connect its MIDI IN jack to 
the RD-170 MIDI OUT socket.
To control the RD-170 using an external MIDI 
instrument (sequencer, synthesizer, etc.), con-
nect its MIDI IN socket to the MIDI OUT socket 
of the external instrument.
PEDAL DAMPER socket
This is where you can connect the supplied 
damper pedal that will function as Hold pedal 
(and sustain the notes you are playing) with 
half-pedal functionality.
PEDAL SOFT/EXPR. socket
This is where you can connect either an 
optional DP-2, DP-6, or BOSS FS-5U footswitch 
or an optional EV-5 expression pedal. If you 
connect a footswitch, you can select the Soft or 
Sostenuto function. If you connect an EV-5 
pedal, it will function as expression pedal for 
swelling effects.
Note: In either case, you can select whether the foot-
switch/expression affects only one part (Upper or 
Lower) or both.
Note: Do not connect the supplied damper pedal to this 
socket.
Note: See p. 30 for how to specify what exactly hap-
pens when you connect a footswitch or expression 
pedal to the SOFT/EXPR. socket.
OUTPUT [R], [L/MONO] sockets
Connect these sockets to a keyboard amplifier 
(KC series), your HiFi set, a pair of active speak-
ers (of the Roland MA series), etc. The RD-170 
does not contain speakers.
PHONES 1 & 2 sockets
This is where you can connect optional stereo 
headphones (e.g. of the Roland RH series). Feel 
free to use either or both jacks simultaneously.
MIDI
PEDAL
OUTPUT
PHONES
DAMPER
R
1
2
L (MONO)
SOFT/
EXPR.
OUT
IN
A
B
E
F
G
C
D
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