Questions & Answers for: roland sustain pedal problems

Roland DP-2 pedal. Although it is working and recognised by my Casio keyboard (CTK-5000), it seems to be doing the opposite to what a sustain pedal should do, ie. when it is not pressed, the notes are

...ROLAND pianos USUALLY require that you use a normally closed sustain pedal. MANY pedals are the opposite and close when pressed. SOMETIMES you can open the pedal and reverse the way the switch

...buy a "sustain pedals". The only thing to be concerned about is which polarity pedal. Roland typically requires NORMALLY CLOSED pedals while some other brands require NORMALLY OPEN (press to

...Roland with the pedal plugged in and restarting with the pedal pressed down. 3. Press the EDIT button and scroll to Damper Polarity. See if it's set to Standard or Reverse. 4. If problem persists ...

distorts my sound The problem is probably due to the output level being to loud, thus distorting the unit following the CS-3. (other pedal or amp). Try backing down on the level knob. Hope that helps!

...Roland sustain pedal on a Yamaha and oof course it doesn't work because the Roland pedal is normally closed and Yamaha usually requires a normally open contact. A FEW keyboards now check the state of ...

Roland jack for the sustain shorts itself to no sustain when you unplug a pedal. SOMETIMES one can open a pedal and with soldering iron change a wire to reverse the pedal sense IF the particular pedal

...Roland sustain pedal with other brands such as Yamaha. Frankly, I would just get a Yamaha pedal to use with the unit. Some Yamaha synths have a setting for pedal "polarity" but I could not find it in ...

...Roland Hp 237 Digital Piano. Sustain Pedal doesn't work. When I unplug the 8 pin din, and replug it, the sustain is constant and does not stop. When I turn it off and back on. Nothing works again. I ...

...pedal into my Roland ep 77 the damper comes on and stays on no matter if the pedal is pressed or not pressed. Using an M Gear SP2 pedal with dual polarity. Problem is the same whether pedal is in NO ...