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23
Appendix
Troubleshooting
Problem Items to Check Action
Problems with sound
No sound/insucient
volume
Is this unit properly connected to other devices? Check the connections to other devices (p. 7).
Is the power to the connected amp or mixer not
turned on, or is the volume turned down?
Check the settings for connected devices.
Is there a short in one of the connection cables? Try replacing the connection cable.
The [OUTPUT LEVEL] knob have been lowered? Adjust knob to suitable position.
Is the input/output level set correctly?
Adjust the input/output levels on the MIXER screen for the input/output
jacks and connectors respectively.
Are the levels for tracks 1–6 set correctly?
Check the “PLAY LEVEL” setting for each track (p. 15).
Check whether an external expression pedal or other accessory has
been set to adjust the levels (p. 18).
Are the audio output destinations for tracks 1–6
set correctly?
Check the “ROUTING” settings in OUTPUT on the MENU screen (p. 18).
Has anything been recorded to the tracks?
Check the REC/PLAY indicator for each track to see whether the
track has been recorded. If a track’s button is unlit, nothing has been
recorded on that track.
No rhythm sound
Is the rhythm volume set correctly? Check the “RHYTHM OUT” setting on the MIXER screen.
Is the output destination for the rhythm sound
set correctly?
Check the RHYTHM settings in “ROUTING”, found in OUTPUT on the
MENU screen (p. 18).
Sound is missing from
the beginning and end
of a recorded track
To prevent noise, a fade-in and a fade-out are applied at the beginning and end of a recording. In some cases, it may sound
as if some of the sound has been cut out.
Unable to hear sounds
from devices connected
to the MIC IN 1, 2
connectors/INST IN 1, 2
jacks
Is the audio output destination set correctly?
Check the MIC 1/MIC 2/INST 1/INST 2 settings in “ROUTING”, found in
OUTPUT on the MENU screen (p. 18).
Problems with operation
Cannot switch between
memories
Is something other than the play screen
appearing in the display?
You cannot switch memories while any screen other than the play
screen is displayed. Press the [EXIT] button to return to the play screen.
Recording/overdubbing
stops before nishing
Is there enough memory remaining?
If there isn’t enough memory, clear any unneeded memories (p. 13)
before recording or overdubbing.
Is LOOP SYNC SW (p. 15) set to “ON” for the
track?
When recording with LOOP SYNC SW set to “ON”, once the end of
the longest track is reached, this unit automatically switches to
overdubbing.
Playback tempo not
changing
Is recording or overdubbing in progress?
You cannot change the tempo of the memory while recording or
overdubbing. Change the tempo while the tracks are stopped or
playing back.
Is TEMPO SYNC SW (p. 15) set to “ON” for the
track?
When TEMPO SYNC SW is not set to “ON” for a track, the playback speed
does not change even if the tempo for the memory changes. To match
the playback speed to the tempo of the memory, set the track’s TEMPO
SYNC SW setting to “ON”.
Playback tempo not
changing
Is the unit synchronized via MIDI?
If MIDI clocks are being received via the MIDI IN connector or the USB
port, the RC-600 synchronizes its tempo to the MIDI clocks.
If you don’t want to synchronize with an external device, set SYNC to
“INTERNAL”.
MIDI messages not
being transmitted/
received
Is the external MIDI device properly connected? Check the connections to the external MIDI device.
Could there be a short in the MIDI cable? Try replacing the MIDI cable.
Are the MIDI channels matched to those of the
external MIDI device?
Conrm that both devices are set to the same MIDI channels.
If transmitting from the RC-600, have you made
the necessary transmission settings?
Check the TX CH (transmit channel) setting and the PC OUT (program
change message transmit) on/o setting.
Problems with USB
Unable to communicate
with computer
Is the USB cable properly connected? Check the connection (p. 20).
(If exchanging les via USB with your computer)
Could “STORAGE” be OFF?
Using the procedure shown in “Backing Up or Recovering Data” (p. 20),
set STORAGE to “PREPARING...”.
Is a memory now being edited?
USB connection is not possible if there is an unsaved memory.
Save the memory (p. 13), and then try the USB connection again.
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