Troubleshooting
Audio Problems
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Audio Problems
CAUTION: To protect your ears, do not troubleshoot audio problems while
wearing headphones. Additionally, always set the SP6 and connected
audio system or mixer to a low volume level when troubleshooting audio
problems.
NOTE:
When solving audio problems, playing the SP6 Demo Songs is an easy way to test
if the audio is working properly. To play the SP6 Demo Songs, press the KEYPAD and 0
buttons simultaneously.
Problem
The SP6 functions normally but does not produce sound or
has low volume
Solutions If the VOLUME knob is turned down, slowly turn the VOLUME
knob up.
If an expression pedal is plugged into the CC1 jack, try to turn up
the volume using the expression pedal.
Use the MIDI Panic function by simultaneously pressing the 0
and ENTER buttons to reset the MIDI Volume and Expression
values for all MIDI Channels.
Press the LOCAL DEST button until the LCD shows “Destination
LOCAL+MIDI”.
If the volume control on your audio system or mixer is turned
down, slowly turn the volume control up.
If your audio cables are not securely plugged into the SP6, audio
system, or mixer, set the volume of the audio or mixer to the
lowest level, securely plug in the audio cables on both ends, and
then slowly turn up the volume.
Try using different audio cables. Obtain and securely connect
the correct type of audio cables. The SP6 accepts both balanced
(TRS) and unbalanced (TS) 1/4-inch audio cables.
If the signal source selection on your audio system or mixer is
incorrect, set the volume of the audio or mixer to the lowest level,
select the correct signal source, and then slowly turn up the
volume.
If the input to your audio system or mixer is set for low
impedance, set the volume of the audio or mixer to the lowest
level, change the impedance setting to high, and then slowly turn
up the volume of the audio system or mixer.
If the input trim to your audio system or mixer is set too low,
slowly turn up the trim on your audio system or mixer.
