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Calling Roland tech support would probably be the way to go if you can't figure that out from the book. If neither of those do what you want right away, I imagine there's a menu in the instrument that lets you change that. If not, I'd try the other FC jack (there are two, yes?). My guess would be that it would default to volume control, and should therefore work out of the box. In the case of the first option, you need (something like) an EV5 pedal - is that what you got? If that's the case, you just need to plug it into the appropriate jack on the back of the unit (the FC1 jack, I figure). The first one plugs into a compatible jack on the back of the unit, where the second one has the audio out of the instrument plugged into it. If you wanna control the volume of the piano, you have two options:ġ) A continuous control voltage pedal, or Effects pedal? What kind of effects pedal? So, based solely on his offer for help, I purchared ($60.00 US) a Roland effects pedal. 50/50 chance of getting it right the first try. Also, one of those pedal inputs probably defaults to volume so you probably only have to plug it in one of the inputs.

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Maybe working your way through this on your own will help you learn how to decode the manual.

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The manual may not be in the king's english, but it also is not in (pick your own difficult language). Somewhere in that same global menu there is probably a reset option in case you do something you can't figure out how to reverse.

There most likely is a global menu of some type and in it there is a set of choices for pedal one/pedal two. There are two function assignable pedal inputs. In order to get the manual, one must either be a registered owner or register now so I don't have the manual. And for audio/visual-minded musicians who want to play graphics (via Edirol video equipment), the RD-700SX is V-LINK compatible.'

The RD-700SXs customizable Master Control features allow it to serve as the master for other MIDI instruments. Use the tandem MIDI outs and USB I/O for MIDI control and data backup/exchange. And for the utmost in performance expression, the RD-700SX offers inputs for damper pedals and two-function assignable foot pedals.

Both 1/4' and XLR outputs provide compatibility with all popular types of mixers and amplification systems. 'The RD-700SX is fully equipped for the gigging professional. Moderator, (and others), please keep this in mind if and when Sven ever wants to come back.Īccording to the marketing info at Roland: Bottom line is that Sven broke his promise to me, thus he screwed me. I am not this board, just a private individual he promosed to help thru the board.Ī person of integity would have fulfilled his promises and comittments regardless of staying or leaving the board. Sven made a promise to me, and backed out. I am left hanging dry with a pedal I cannot figure out how to use, and $60.00 short, all because Next thing, he sends me an e-mail saying that he cannot help me anymore because he is upset at the board for whatever, and is leaving. When it arrived, I send him a private e-mail asking for help.

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Sven graciously offered to help, said he would download the manual and walk me thought it. This is a reply to the Sven situation.Before this flap occured, I asked on the board how to hook up a pedal to control the Volume on a Roland rd700sx.

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