How To Reset Roland VR-730 Live Performance Keyboard
Last Updated on June 20, 2022 by Nick
How To Reset Roland VR-730 Live Performance Keyboard – With the V-Combo VR-730, Roland has a new all-in-one keyboard in its range that is designed to cover the standard requirements of a stage piano: organ, electric piano, acoustic pianos, and synthesizer sounds. However, since Roland VR-730 has a waterfall keyboard, Roland calls the genre V-Combo.
A charming retro look greets the buyer of the Roland VR-730 when unpacking. The matt black plastic housing, paired with wood-look end strips, looks good and gives the V-Combo an excellent first impression. If you then take a closer look at the user interface of the VR-730, it becomes clear that Roland was not at all retro when it came to development. The dimensions of the VR-730 are 1215 x 366 x 124 mm, the weight is extremely back-friendly 9.9 kg.
How To Reset Roland VR-730 Live Performance Keyboard
Time needed: 7 minutes
There are several reasons you need to reset your Roland VR-730 to factory settings, such as when you want to sell it or when a system error. Here’s how the settings stored in the unit can be restored to their default values.
- Turn on the unit
Make sure the unit is in on position
- Press the MENU button to enter the main menu
The button is located near on the screen
- Go to SYSTEM menu by turning the VALUE dial button
Press the ENTER button to select
- Find and select FACTORY RESET by using the ▲▼ cursor button
Press the ENTER button to select
- When a confirmation message appears, press the ENTER button to confirm
“Turn Off The Power” will appears on the display
- Turn the power off and then turn on the power again to verify the system has been reset
Done!
These instructions are based on the Roland owner’s manual. Hopefully, the article How To Reset Roland VR-730 Live Performance Keyboard can solve your problem. Good Luck!
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