Roland fp7f repair manual

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

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Generally, any unit such as this will have a backup battery for the user changeable areas' memeory. The normal span is 6-8 years, but i change all mine at 5. You should read the manual for your device and/or contact Roland customer service. Here's the info-
http://lib.roland.co.jp/support/en/manuals/res/1810803/GT-10_e2.pdf
Roland Support

Disassembly the unit.
Your question is less detailed. If the keys is broken,replace with new.
If you mean "How to",then you need the service manual.
Outputs problem,usually causes by output IC (or input IC) is defects.
It also can cause by AD/DA IC is error.

The unit name is part of the boot sequence, it should go beyond that and boot up completely. If it gets stuck there, there is surely some problem. Maybe a depleted internal battery, I don't know. Ask a local service center, maybe there's a combination of buttons you could check out while on the phone prior to bringing it in for repair...

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No it's not compatible. The mc-50 is much more versatile though. mc-80 has zip drive with much more storage space.

Here is a link to the manual:http://lib.roland.co.jp/support/en/manuals/res/1811247/KC-60_e2.pdf Page 9 states that there is a protection circuit built into the power supply. Follow the directions for turning the power on in the manual. If the amp doesn't power up you will have to have it serviced by a qualified Roland tech as there is likely to be some damaged circuitry that won't be repairable without the schematic, parts and safe repair procedures.

This is something only an experienced repair technician should attempt.

no solution from me but if you want to sell your MV 30 I would love to buy as I have one with a working screen but a non-working floppy drive