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 The Keyboard on XP-80 quit working; what system control did I mess up?
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FAEbGBD Member |
posted 03-22-2003 09:00 AM
   
My keyboard on the XP-80 quit working. I think I might have changed a system control or midi something or other to disable it. I was doing some changes with trying to get things set up to work with a computer using gigastudeo, and inadvertently did something I shouldn't have done. How do I reactivate my keyboard without restoring factory settings? IP: Logged |
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squeak_D Member |
posted 04-09-2003 06:57 AM
WOW! I'm not sure if anyone has contacted you on this one, but if you may have changed something under system control, I strongly suggest you contact Roland on that one.. I used ot own the XP-60, and I've have never heard of anyone losing the use of the keys.... If you don't want to contact Roland and the only thing you've lost is use of the keys you may want to consider a factory reset on this one... Squeak [This message has been edited by squeak_D (edited 04-09-2003).] IP: Logged |
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Bahamut Junior Member |
posted 04-09-2003 08:22 AM
or maybe you just have to: press 'System' then 'MIDI' (F3) and check if 'Local Switch' is on. If not, turn it on  IP: Logged |
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RW Member |
posted 04-09-2003 08:47 AM
If the "local" was turned off, that would do it as Bahamut mentioned. I'm not an owner of the XP-80. If the "local" setting didn't help (and it needs to be on), Maybe you have then "transmit channel" set to something odd. Like if you're in performance mode with a multi-timbral set-up and the 16th part lets say was set to mute or some patch that doesn't produce a sound, AND your keyboard is playing part 16 by mistake, that could do it. I'd first check to make sure your midi transmit channel is set to something common, like 1 and that your "local" is on. Best wishes IP: Logged |
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FAEbGBD Member |
posted 04-12-2003 05:19 PM
That's what it was. Local was turned off. I actually figured it out a couple weeks ago but forgot to erase my post. Thanks for the help anyway. Kind of worried me for a while IP: Logged |
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