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6

Jun. 2021

AE-30

Verifying the Version

1.

Turn on the power.

The power LED lights up and the scene screen is displayed.

* The Power switch is on the right hand side, when you have the body stand up 

and see it from the front.

2.

Press 

MENU

 (backside).

The 

MENU

 screen is displayed. When pressing 

MENU

 several times on 

the 

MENU

 screen, the cursor on the screen moves up or down. Locate the 

cursor (

) on the upper line.

3.

Press 

 or 

 to select 

Version

.

The version information is displayed on the screen.

Data Backup and Restore 

Operations

There are two types of user settings that can be backed up and restored: 
system settings and scene settings.

System Settings: Various settings for the unit itself

Scene Settings: The settings for each part, settings that are common to all 
parts, user settings stored the entire state of performance settings 
including assignments for the controllers and MIDI control settings, etc.

* For detailed information about the System and Scene Settings, refer to the 

Owner’s Manual (p. 8).

Items Required

USB memory device (Type-C)

Formatting a USB Memory Device

1.

Hold down 

MENU

 and turn on the power.

Continue to hold down 

MENU

 until the Roland logo disappears.

2.

Connect the USB memory device to the 

USB

 connector on the unit.

3.

Press 

 to display 

USB Memory Format

 and press 

MENU

.

4.

To execute formatting, press 

 to select 

YES

. To cancel it, press 

 to 

select 

NO

.

Selecting 

YES

 displays a confirmation screen.

5.

Press 

MENU

.

Executing...

 is displayed on the screen and the USB memory device is 

formatted. When formatting is finished, 

Complete

 appears and then the 

display returns to the 

USB Memory Format

 screen.

6.

Turn off the power and disconnect the USB memory device.

Backing Up System Settings

1.

Follow 

Formatting a USB Memory Device

 (p. 6) to format the USB 

memory device.

2.

Hold down 

MENU

 and turn on the power.

Continue to hold down 

MENU

 until the Roland logo disappears.

3.

Connect the USB memory device to the 

USB

 connector on the unit.

4.

Press 

 or 

 to display 

System Backup

 and press 

MENU

.

5.

Press 

 to select 

YES

. To cancel it, press 

 to select 

NO

.

6.

Enter the file name.

Press 

 or 

 to move the cursor, then press 

 or 

 to input the 

characters. Use 

S1

 to insert one character and 

S2

 to delete it.

7.

Press 

MENU

.

Write OK ?

 is displayed on the screen.

8.

To execute the backup operation, press 

 to select 

YES

. To cancel it, 

press 

 to select 

NO

.

Writing...

 is displayed on the screen and the backup operation is 

executed. When the operation is finished, 

Complete

 appears and then 

the display returns to the 

System Backup

 screen.

9.

Turn off the power and disconnect the USB memory device.

Restoring System Settings

1.

Hold down 

MENU

 and turn on the power.

Continue to hold down 

MENU

 until the Roland logo disappears.

2.

Connect the USB memory device containing the backed-up data to the 

USB

 connector on the unit.

3.

Press 

 or 

 to display 

System Restore

 and press 

MENU

.

4.

Press 

 to select 

YES

. To cancel it, press 

 to select 

NO

.

5.

Press , ,  

or  

to 

select 

the backed-up file and press 

MENU

.

A confirmation screen is displayed.

6.

To execute the restore operation, press 

 to select 

YES

. To cancel it, 

press 

 to select 

NO

.

Writing...

 is displayed on the screen and the restore operation is 

executed. When the operation is finished, 

Complete

 appears and then 

the display returns to the 

System Restore

 screen.

* If files could not be read in correctly, 

Read Error

 is displayed. Verify the 

connection of the USB memory device, then carry out the restore operation 
again. Also, if the backed-up data of the scene setting is selected at 

System 

Restore

Read Error

 is displayed.

7.

Turn off the power and disconnect the USB memory device.

Backing Up Scene Settings

1.

Execute steps 

1

 through 

3

 of 

Backing Up System Settings

 (p. 6) just 

described.

2.

Press 

 or 

 to display 

Scene Backup

 and press 

MENU

.

3.

Enter the file name.

Press 

 or 

 to move the cursor, then press 

 or 

 to input the 

characters. Use 

S1

 to insert one character and 

S2

 to delete it.

4.

Press 

MENU

.

Write OK ?

 is displayed on the screen.

5.

To execute the backup operation, press 

 to select 

YES

. To cancel it, 

press 

 to select 

NO

.

Writing...

 is displayed on the screen and the backup operation is 

executed. When the operation is finished, 

Complete

 appears and then 

the display returns to the 

Scene Backup

 screen.

6.

Turn off the power and disconnect the USB memory device.

Restoring Scene Settings

1.

Hold down 

MENU

 and turn on the power.

Continue to hold down 

MENU

 until the Roland logo disappears.

2.

Connect the USB memory device containing the backed-up data to the 

USB

 connector on the unit.

3.

Press 

 or 

 to display 

Scene Restore

 and press 

MENU

.

4.

Press 

 to select 

YES

. To cancel it, press 

 to select 

NO

.

5.

Press , ,  

or  

to 

select 

the backed-up file and press 

MENU

.

A confirmation screen is displayed.

6.

Press .

Writing...

 is displayed on the screen and the restore operation is 

executed. When the operation is finished, 

Complete

 appears and then 

the display returns to the 

Scene Restore

 screen.

* If files could not be read in correctly, 

Read Error

 is displayed. Verify the 

connection of the USB memory device, then carry out the restore operation 
again. Also, if the backed-up data of the System setting is selected at 

Scene 

Restore

Read Error

 is displayed.

7.

Turn off the power and disconnect the USB memory device.

Summary of Contents for AE-30

Page 1: ...ons Because reissuance is restricted Because the part is made to order at current market price Because it is carried in electronic data on the Roland web site Because it is a package or an accessory i...

Page 2: ...r Amplifier Power Output 1 5 W x 2 Speakers 2 8 cm x 2 Power Supply AC adaptor DC 5 7 V Rechargeable Ni MH battery AA HR6 sold separately x 6 Current Draw 915 mA Battery life for continuous use Rechar...

Page 3: ...the acetate tape 40122812 so as to cover the locations where the battery terminals and the wirings are soldered fig kumitate tape eps Replacing the Bender Board When replacing the Bender Board verify...

Page 4: ...umitate tb4 e eps Attaching the Panel Center Board When securing the Panel Center Board to the Top Case use two types of screws Use the silver screw 40011267 at the location where 6 is printed near th...

Page 5: ...s g Plain View Fig A View A3 A4 and A5 Also all of No 1 Key Cap A are fixed to No 2 R Key A and No 3 Key Cap B is fixed to No 4 R Key B with adhesive 40122445 fig kumitate button eps About Peripheral...

Page 6: ...tem Backup screen 9 Turn off the power and disconnect the USB memory device Restoring System Settings 1 Hold down MENU and turn on the power Continue to hold down MENU until the Roland logo disappears...

Page 7: ...5 Turn off the power If the message to reset the power is displayed follow it Writing Serial Number When Main Board has been replaced follow the procedure described below to write the serial number in...

Page 8: ...s on the computer just described MIDI OX is available at the following website http www midiox com Mouth piece for test Kindly prepare a product OP AE10MP or OP AE10MPH for inspection purposes Enterin...

Page 9: ...m contrast intermediate contrast maximum 2 Press to advance to the next test item 5 LED This checks whether each LED lights up correctly fig test5 eps The power LED lights up orange and the LED goes o...

Page 10: ...e of the screen is within the range from 110 to 140 10 Press Bend 152 170 is displayed on the screen 11 Flip the bender all the way to the back and verify that the value displayed on the lower line of...

Page 11: ...hecks the operations of the on board speaker the PHONES and OUTPUT jacks fig test8 eps 1 Verify that sounds are coming out from the on board speaker L not from the on board speaker R fig test8 2 eps 2...

Page 12: ...d set Bluetooth on 3 On the Bluetooth setting screen touch AE 30 Audio When pairing succeeds Connected is displayed on the right of AE 30 Audio and the screen display of AE 30 is changed from A2DP to...

Page 13: ...ower is turned off fig test14 eps Return the power switch to the off position This completes the testing in the Test Mode Carry out the following tests in the normal mode 1 Battery Test 1 If an AC ada...

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