Roland AR-200 Owner's Manual

Roland AR-200 manual cover
Pages 72
Year 2000
Language(s)
English en

Roland AR-200 Specification

The Roland AR-200 is a compact and versatile audio recorder designed to meet the demands of professional audio applications. It features high-quality sound recording and playback capabilities, utilizing non-volatile flash memory to ensure data integrity and reliability. The device supports mono and stereo recording formats with a sampling frequency of 44.1 kHz, delivering clear and precise audio reproduction. The AR-200 offers extensive connectivity options, including balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA inputs and outputs, facilitating seamless integration into various audio systems. It also includes a MIDI interface for synchronization with other MIDI-enabled devices.

The recorder is equipped with a user-friendly interface, featuring a clear LCD display and intuitive controls for easy operation. It supports up to 250 cue points, enabling quick access to specific audio segments. The AR-200 can be controlled remotely via RS-232C interface, enhancing its flexibility in installations where direct access is limited. Its robust construction ensures durability in demanding environments, making it suitable for both fixed installations and mobile use. The device is powered by a 9V DC adapter or AA batteries, providing operational flexibility in different settings.

The AR-200 is compatible with a wide range of audio file formats, supporting WAV and AIFF files for versatile playback options. Its comprehensive feature set makes it ideal for applications such as broadcasting, theater sound effects, and public address systems. The Roland AR-200 delivers reliable and high-quality audio performance, making it a vital tool for professionals seeking a compact and efficient recording solution.

Roland AR-200 F.A.Q.

How do I format the memory card for the Roland AR-200?

To format the memory card, insert it into the AR-200, press and hold the 'Shift' button, then press 'Format'. Confirm the operation by pressing 'Enter'.

What is the maximum storage capacity supported by the Roland AR-200?

The Roland AR-200 supports memory cards up to 2GB, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance.

How can I update the firmware on my Roland AR-200?

Download the latest firmware from the Roland website, copy it to the memory card, insert the card into the AR-200, and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the update.

What should I do if my Roland AR-200 isn't powering on?

Ensure that the power adapter is securely connected and that the outlet is functioning. If the problem persists, try using a different power adapter or contact Roland support.

How can I transfer audio files from my computer to the Roland AR-200?

Connect the memory card to your computer using a card reader, copy the audio files to the card, and then insert the card into the AR-200. Ensure the files are in a compatible format.

What are the supported audio file formats for playback on the AR-200?

The Roland AR-200 supports WAV and AIFF file formats for audio playback, ensuring high-quality sound output.

How can I reset the Roland AR-200 to factory settings?

To reset the AR-200 to factory settings, hold down the 'Shift' button while powering on the device and follow the on-screen prompts.

Can I connect the Roland AR-200 to an external sound system?

Yes, the AR-200 can be connected to external sound systems via its line output jacks. Use appropriate cables to connect to your sound system's input.

How do I troubleshoot audio distortion during playback?

Check the volume levels on both the AR-200 and any connected equipment. Ensure that the audio files are not corrupted and that the cables are properly connected.

What should I do if the AR-200 is not recognizing the memory card?

Ensure the memory card is properly inserted and is in a supported format. If issues persist, try reformatting the card or using a different card.