Troubleshooting, Appendix – Roland TD-50X Prismatic V-Drums Sound Module User Manual
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Appendix
Troubleshooting
Problem
Items to check
Action
Page
Problems with sound
A specific pad does not
sound
Are the cables correctly connected to each pad and
pedal?
Check the connections.
Could the Instrument be “OFF”?
Assign an Instrument.
Is the instrument’s volume set too low?
Adjust the volume of the instrument.
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Have the settings for “OUTPUT” been made correctly?
Check the settings for “OUTPUT.”
Is the fader set too low?
Adjust the fader.
Could user samples have been deleted?
If you delete the user sample that’s assigned to a pad, it
will not produce sound.
Either load the user sample once again, or assign a
different instrument.
Is the pad’s “trigger type” set correctly?
Set the pad’s “trigger type.”
Is the connection cable correctly connected to the
TRIGGER IN jack or the DIGITAL TRIGGER IN port?
Check the connections.
No sound/low volume
Is the unit properly connected to other devices?
Check the connections.
Is the volume turned down on the unit?
Adjust the volume to an appropriate level
Could the volume of the connected amplified speaker
be lowered?
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Has the audio system’s input switch been set correctly?
Check your audio system.
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Is the volume of the device connected to the MIX IN jack
too low?
Adjust the volume to an appropriate level.
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Is the input volume on this unit turned down too low?
Turn the [MIX IN] knob to adjust the levels appropriately.
Could the “Local Control” be “OFF”?
Set “Local Control” to “ON.”
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No sound when you strike
a pad connected to a
TRIGGER IN jack / Trigger
does not respond
If pads that are connected to the DIGITAL TRIGGER IN
port are assigned to the same trigger input, the pads
connected to the TRIGGER IN jack will not output sound.
Disconnect the pad connection cable from the DIGITAL
TRIGGER IN port.
No sound when you strike a
pad connected to a DIGITAL
TRIGGER IN port / Trigger
does not respond
Is the trigger input set correctly?
After connecting the pad, specify the trigger input that
it will play.
Could you be using carbon or metal sticks?
Use only wooden or plastic sticks. Using carbon or metal
sticks may cause the sensors to malfunction.
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Could you be using metal brushes?
Use nylon brushes. Using metal brushes may cause the
sensors to malfunction or damage the pads.
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Troubles with SD card
SD card is connected but
not recognized / Data is not
visible
Is the SD card formatted correctly?
Format the SD card on this product.
Can’t play MP3/WAV file
Does the product support the sampling frequency and
bit rate of the MP3 file, or the sampling frequency and
bit depth of the WAV file?
Use MP3/WAV files that the product supports.
Playback may be unable to keep up if you raise the
playback speed of a high bit-rate of MP3.
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Can’t correctly set the A-B
repeat times
When using an MP3 file, it might not be possible to play
back the A-B repeat region correctly.
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Can’t play or import an
audio file
Is the audio file format correct?
Check the audio file format, file name, and file name
extension.
Is the audio file in the correct location?
Check the location of the audio file.
Could a large number of audio files be in the folder?
Keep the number of audio files in a folder to 200 or
fewer.
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