Roland TD-11 User Guide

To perform a factory reset on the Roland TD-11, press the [SETUP] button, select "Factory Reset" using the dial, and then press [ENTER]. Confirm by pressing [ENTER] again.
Download the latest firmware from the Roland website, copy it to a USB drive, insert the USB into the TD-11, and follow the on-screen instructions under the "System" menu to update.
Check the cable connections between the pads and the sound module. Ensure that each cable is securely connected and inspect for any visible damage. Consider recalibrating the pads through the module's settings.
Yes, you can connect the TD-11 to a computer via USB to transmit MIDI data. You may need to install the necessary drivers from the Roland website for your operating system.
Press the [SETUP] button, navigate to "Pad Settings," and select "Sensitivity." Adjust the sensitivity level using the dial for each pad as needed.
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the pads and module. Avoid using any cleaning agents or water. Regularly check and tighten any loose connections or hardware.
Ensure that all audio cables are properly connected and that the amplifier is turned on with the volume up. Verify the module's output settings and check if the headphones are connected, which might mute the output.
Press the [DRUM KIT] button, select the kit you want to edit, and use the [MENU] button to access the various parameters such as tuning, muffling, and effects to customize the kit.
Use the mix-in jack located on the TD-11 to connect external audio devices such as MP3 players or smartphones using a suitable audio cable.
Check the power adapter connection to both the module and the power outlet. Try a different outlet or adapter if possible, and ensure the power switch on the module is turned on.