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DD-200 System Program (Ver.1.13)

HOW TO KNOW THE VERSION

Before you start, check the system program version of your DD-200.

Hold down the [ MEMORY ] button and insert a plug into the INPUT A jack.
The power comes on and the version is displayed on the Display.
If this shows the latest version (version 1.13 or later), there's no need to update your DD-200.
After verifying the displayed version, switch off the power.

UPDATE HISTORY

[ Ver.1.13 ] NOV 2023

[ Bug Fix ]
The following bug was fixed.

When switching memory during MIDI Sync, the delay time does not change according to the tap division set in the memory.

[ Ver.1.12 ] DEC 2021

[ Bug Fix ]
The following bug was fixed.

Parameter operations made by a MIDI control change message simultaneously with a memory switch switch to MEMORY 005 to 127 fail to be applied.

[ Ver.1.11 ] SEP 2021

[ Bug Fixes ]
The following bugs were fixed.

The MEMORY EXTENT setting is ignored when in looper mode.
Tone adjustment cannot be performed using the knobs on the top panel when in looper mode.

[ Ver.1.10 ] JAN 2020

[ Change the specifications ]
Please refer to the "[English] DD-200 Owner's Manual for Ver.1.1" for detailed information in the [ Owner's Manuals ].

The number of storable memories has been increased from 5 to 128.
Additional function added that always indicates the memory number on the display screen.
More features are assigned to the [ON/OFF] switch and [MEMORY/TAP] switch.

[ Ver.1.03 ] DEC 2019

[ Bug Fix ]
The following bug was fixed.

When a TIME CC parameter is received from an external MIDI device, the reading shown on the display changes, but the delay time does not change.

WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE YOUR DD-200

DD-200
USB cable
* Provide a cable suitable for connection to the computer you're using.
A personal computer which can run the following SMF players ("UpdSMF")
- UpdSMF ( SMF Player for Windows )
- UpdSMF ( SMF Player for macOS / OS X )
Computer (Windows or Mac) equipped with a USB port compliant with USB 2.0 or USB 3.0

CAUTION WHEN PERFORMING THE UPDATE

If you update on the normal mode of DD-200 against the correct procedrue, this update data may destroy the system program.
Never power-off your DD-200 while the update is in progress!
If a power failure or similar accident occurs during the update process, the DD-200 won’t be able to start up in normal operating mode. This will require servicing, so you will need to contact Roland service center near you if this occurs.
We regret that we are unable to answer questions regarding the update procedure using this system program. Please perform the update responsibly, following the directions given in this document.

GETTING THE UPDATE FILE

Please open/extract the downloaded "dd200_sys_v113.zip" file on your computer to get the update files in the "dd200_sys_v113" folder.

PROCEDURE FOR THE UPDATE

Caution

You must not rename the extracted file.
Never turn off the DD-200's power while the update is in progress. Otherwise the system program or the DD-200 itself may be destroyed.

Follow the steps below to install the system program in the DD-200.

Turn down all knobs all the way.
Connect the DD-200 to the computer.
Hold down the [TIME] knob on the DD-200 and insert a plug into the INPUT A jack.
The DD-200's power is turned on, and the message "UPd" appears on the display.
On the computer, run UpdSMF.
Set MIDI Out Device to the DD-200.
Click [ Path ] (click [ Select... ] for Mac) on "UpdSMF" and specify the location where the update files from SMF Path (SMF Folder for Mac). Then, click the [ OK ] button.
Click [ Scan SMF ] (unnecessary for Mac) to check that the update file is displayed in the file list.
Click Send.
Sending of the update program starts.
When the message ok appears on the display, the update has finished.
Detach the plug from the INPUT A jack and turn off the power.
Please verify the version number "1.13" with the procedure described in "How to tell the version" part of this document.
* After updating, "PrC" may be displayed on the first startup. Do not turn off the power to the DD-200 while "PrC" is displayed.
* If the update fails, redo the procedure from step 1.

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