Top 20 Roland FP7F-BK [BLEMISHED ITEM] 88-Key Digital Piano in Black - Questions & Answers

Make sure the speaker setting is set to "Normal" or "ON." If the speaker setting is set to "OFF," try setting it to "Normal" or "ON". The following may be available on your instrument. - Normal: The speaker will sound only if headphones are not connected.

well it needs service, using the service manual ,tools and skills' so get it service by a shop. not told at all how the kbd is connected and to what. just he word speakers told? use the left rear, speaker line out L/R fails> (if yes bad external amp speakers or if using the internal speakers those are actually bad both? then the speakers inside are bad or the amp that drives the 2 are bad inside, we test those to find this out. inside speaks use inside speakers amps the to jack 1/4 inch inch are not amps, those are line out jacks. 100mV signals that only an external amp can juse, directly my guess, is the internal amp is bad. it needs service, by an electronic tech, as that is what it is. or blown fuse inside or things directly related to just the amp inside.

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Link to review below suggests possible fix. https://rolandus.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/201974669-VS-2480-VS-2480CD-VS-2480DVD-How-to-Connect-to-a-Computer

Hello Christian, to establish a connection order, we will go from the microphone to Roland and Roland to the computer first, you connect the Rode microphone to the Roland, through a cable with Cannon type connectors (XLR), the female connector to the Rode and the male connector to the Roland Mic input of the rear panel, you have to enable the Phanton key, in the front of Roland Then you have to connect a USB to USB cable, from the USB connector on the back panel of the Roland to a USB port on your computer This would be the connection sequence, then to use it, turn on the Roland first and then the computer and when you finish using it, first the computer and then the Roland I send you the link to download the user manual, there you will find more options for operation I hope you find it easy to arm and interconnect your Rode with your Roland and your computer Greetings Franco Dosil Hola Christian, para establecer un orden de conexi?n, iremos del micr?fono al Roland y del Roland a la computadora primero, conectas el micr?fono Rode al Roland, a trav?s de un cable con conectores tipo Cannon (XLR), el conector Hembra al Rode y el conector Macho al Roland entrada Mic del panel trasero, tienes que habilitar la llave de Phanton, en la parte delantera del Roland Luego tienes que conectar un cable USB a USB, desde el conector USB en el panel trasero del Roland a un puerto USB de tu computadora Esta seria la secuencia de conexi?n, luego para usarlo, prendes primero el Roland y despu?s la computadora y cuando terminas de usarlo, primero la computadora y despu?s el Roland te env?o el link para que descargues el manual de usuario, ah? vas a encontrar mas opciones de funcionamiento Espero que te resulte f?cil el armado e interconexion de tu Rode con tu Roland y tu computadora Saludos Franco Dosil https://www.roland.com/global/support/by_product/vt-4/owners_manuals/21fab44d-24a9-428d-9623-9f58bc8db97a https://www.roland.com/global/support/by_product/vt-4/owners_manuals/7e0e40e5-4765-453e-b7e5-6b6eeb96a876 https://www.roland.com/global/support/by_product/vt-4/owners_manuals/00163e4e-893f-4528-a979-6d523149c23a https://www.roland.com/global/support/by_product/vt-4/owners_manuals/bb691ff4-8efe-4243-9d14-b316fcbb3fa7

Have you tried a different output cable? I know, it seems simple, but it's often the problem. If you have and the problem remains, I suggest calling the manufacturer to see if there is a known problem. Many manufacturers have a website & service number for resolving problems with their products.

That should fix it

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The KC-550 is a MONAURAL amp and since the Ipod emits STEREO you have to use a special cable to MIX both the left and right from the Ipod into a single, monaural signal.

You can MAKE a cheapy mixer that will serve your purpose by using a series resistor, say 1K from each of the two Ipod output channels to go to the single mono input to the KC-550.

I would build it this way: Find an old IPOD cable or any 1/8 inch stereo cable and seperate the two wires and the shield. In a 1/4 inch plug, connect the shield from the Ipod cable to the shield (barrel sleeve) of the 1/4 inch plug. Connect one lead of each of TWO 1K resistors to the TIP connection of the 1/4 inch plug. Connect each of the two signal leads from the Ipod to the two remaining floating resistor leads. Insulate the splices.

DON'T forget to put the shell for the 1/4 inch plug over the cable before connecting the cable to the 1/4 inch jack. All parts should be readily available at Radio Shack.

I don't know that I have ever seen a suitable ready made mixer cable for this function.

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Use the line-out from the KB500 into a channel on the mixer.
That should do it.

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If your transformer is fried then you will have to replace it of course, but if it has only opened the thermal fuse that is tucked into the primary windings then you can replace that and not have to replace the entire transformer. Be sure to use the same temperature and type thermal fuse as the original. You will find the thermal fuse tucked in where the ac power in wires go into the transformer and you may have to clear some plastic out of the way in order to get to it. Be very very carfull that you do not nick or cut or break any of the magnet wire that makes up the windings of the transformer. Good luck.

Hi rockbert

Yes you can do this. the only drama you may have is at high levels where one amp may begin to clip and distort before the other. If you are trying to run a stereo setup, you could counter this to some degree by adjusting the bigger amps gain down to the same level as the smaller amp if needed, giving you control over the "stereo balance".

I am more than happy to answer any other questions you may have about it, just give me a hoy :) If you are still unsure, or have problems, then before you give a rating for this advice, please get back to me and we can try some more things.
Thanks for using FixYa, If you consider the advice I have given you as sound, a FixYa rating is a great reward for my efforts to help you. Cheers.

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this model SA rather than SC seems to be a Middle East model. The SC version doesn't have DAB. https://www.google.com/search?q=panasonic+sa-pm250+instruction+manual ..

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1. Power Off: Turn off the device.
2. Jumper Configuration: Locate the jumper labeled "S16" on the device. Initially, it should be connected to pins 2 and 3.
3. Power On (Alarm+All LEDs Flashing): Turn the device back on. You'll see the alarm LED and all other LEDs flashing.
4. Power Off Again: Turn off the device once more.
5. Jumper Adjustment: Change the jumper configuration from pins 2 and 3 to pins 1 and 2.
6. Finished: Your Porpo YH-2000 is now set to the desired angular unit mode.

If you encounter any issues, you can press the reset switch on the back of the device to reinitialize it.

If the display is working, you have audio. Check your amplifier. 1300Watt adaptor ... This unit draws a very low power and that is not needed.

The F2100 remote is not explicitly listed as compatible with the AerialBox T2100, I recommend using the remote that came with your AerialBox T2100 for optimal functionality. If you have any specific compatibility concerns, I suggest reaching out to Dish TV customer support for further assistance.