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24
Appendix
Error Message List
Message Meaning Action
LOOPER
DATA DAMAGED
Data may have been damaged.
In the factory reset function (p. 25), choose “SYS+MEM” to
return the RC-600 to its factory settings.
DATA READ ERR
A problem has occurred with the content of the
RC-600’s memory.
Consult your dealer, a Roland service center, or an ocial Roland
dealer.
DATA WRITE ERR
DATA TOO LONG
Playback is not possible because the recording time or
audio le is too long.
The recording time or audio le length must not exceed 1.5
hours.
DATA TOO SHORT
Playback is not possible because the recording time or
audio le is too short.
The recording time or audio le length must be at least 0.1
seconds.
EVENT FULL
Further overdubbing is not possible. Save the memory (p. 13).
MEMORY FULL
The recorded time of one track exceeded 1.5 hours
(approximately).
No further recording is possible on the current track.
Save the memory (p. 13). If you want to continue recording,
select a dierent memory.
The total recording time of all memories exceeded 13
hours (approximately).
No further recording is possible.
Clear unneeded memories (p. 13).
NOT EMPTY
You are attempting to overwrite-save onto a memory in
which a phrase is already recorded.
Either clear the currently selected memory (p. 13), or select an
empty memory.
TEMPO TOO FAST
Since the track is being played at a much faster tempo
than when it was recorded, it might not play back
correctly.
Adjust the tempo.
TEMPO TOO SLOW
Since the track is being played at a much slower tempo
than when it was recorded, it might not play back
correctly.
TOO BUSY
TOO BUSY OMSG
The RC-600 could not process the data completely.
For “TOO BUSY OMSG”:
Since you attempted to apply the loop FX to a phrase
that was set to a signicantly slower tempo than when
it was recorded, the data could not be processed quickly
enough.
Lower the performance tempo.
In the case of “TOO BUSY OMSG”, return to the tempo that was
used during recording.
Save the current content to a memory.
If this appears frequently, back up the data to your computer,
then execute factory reset “SYS+MEM”, and then recover the data
(p. 25, p. 20).
UNDEFINED ERR
An error of unknown cause has occurred during
recording, playback, or overdubbing.
Consult your dealer, a Roland service center, or an ocial Roland
dealer.
MIDI
BUFFER FULL
An excessive volume of messages were received and
could not be processed properly.
Reduce the number or size of MIDI messages transmitted to the
RC-600.
OFFLINE
There is a problem with the MIDI cable connection.
Check to make sure the cable has not been disconnected and
that there is no short in the cable.
Others
MEMORY FULL
This unit’s memory is insucient. If this message
appears, recording or overdubbing might end mid-way.
Clear unneeded memories (p. 13), and then try recording
again.
STOP LOOPER
The operation is not possible during recording,
playback, or overdubbing.
Stop before performing the operation.
STOP ALL
The operation is not possible during recording,
playback, overdubbing, or rhythm playback.
Stop all of these before performing the operation.
STOP ALL&SAVE
The operation is not possible during recording,
playback, overdubbing, or rhythm playback when there
is also unsaved data.
Stop all of these, and then save the memory (p. 13).
UNSUPPORTED FILE
This audio le is unplayable.
Check the format of the audio le.
To import an audio le into the RC-600, use BOSS TONE STUDIO.
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