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- Brand
- Roland
- Model
- A-80
- Category
- Other Electronics
- Industry
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- 4
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- Last added
- 2012-08-10
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Roland A-80 MIDI Controller Owner's Manual
This manual provides instructions for the Roland A-80 MIDI Controller, a device designed to control connected MIDI systems such as sound modules, effect units, sequencers, and remote keyboards. It allows users to program various combinations of devices for live performance.
Read onlineRoland A-80 specifications
| System Composition | RSS-8048, ADA-8024, and SSC-8004 |
|---|---|
| RSS-8048 Channels | Four channels |
| ADA-8024 Inputs | Two input channels |
| ADA-8024 Outputs | 4 output channels |
| Digital Format | AES/EBU format |
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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the purpose of the RSS-8048?
It is the sound processing unit forming the core of the RSS Processing System.
How many units of ADA-8024 make up one set?
Two units make up one set.
How often should the backup battery be replaced?
The battery that supports the memory backup circuit should be replaced every five years.
From: Roland A-800 user manual
What should you do if the unit does not operate correctly?
You should turn the unit off immediately and contact your Roland dealer.
From: Roland A-800 user manual
What devices can the Roland A-80 control?
The A-80 can control connected MIDI devices such as a sound module, effect unit, sequencer, or remote keyboard.
How often should the memory back-up battery be replaced?
The battery that supports the back-up circuit should be replaced every five years.