Restoring the factory settings, Specifications – Roland AX-7 User Manual

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Miscellaneous

Selecting Patches

(1) If you haven’t yet saved your current settings,

do it now (see above).

(2) Leave the currently selected EDIT mode by

pressing [CONTROL], [DATA], or [PRG≈CHG]
(depending on which of these buttons lights).

(3) Use the [A/B] and [1]~[8] buttons to select the

desired Patch memory.
You can also use [DOWN]/[UP]. If, after select-
ing Patch b88, you press [UP] yet again, you
return to Patch A11. Conversely, if you press
[DOWN] after selecting Patch A11, you will go
to Patch b88.

Restoring the factory settings

You can reset the AX-7 to its factory settings, which means that your own Patches will be overwritten with the
settings the AX-7 contained when you first got it. You may wish to archive your Patches before initializing the
AX-7 (see p. 15).

Power on the AX-7 while holding down the [WRITE] button. The display will read factory Setup (scrolling
message) as soon as the factory settings have been loaded.

See page 110 for a list of the AX-7’s factory settings.

Specifications

Note: Specifications are subject to changes without prior notice.

Keyboard:

45 keys, velocity sensitive

Display:

3 x 7 segments

Realtime controllers:

Data Entry knob, Expression Bar/Touch Controller, D Beam Controller, Sustain button

Memories:

128 Patches

Connectors:

MIDI In, Out, DC IN (adaptor)

Compatibility:

GM/GM2/GS, all MIDI messages

Power supply:

Batteries, AC/DC adaptor (DC 9V)

Dimensions:

1010 (W) x 195 (D) x 102 (H) mm

Weight:

3 kg

Supplied accessories:

6 x dry batteries (AA type), MIDI cable, owner’s manual, shoulder strap

Options:

Roland ACA adaptor (9V, 200mA)

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