Error message list

Failed to format the SD card.

Insert an SD card correctly.

Unlock the SD card.

The backup data or the kit backup data is damaged.

Do not use this data.

A large amount of MIDI messages were received in a short time, and could not be processed completely.

Confirm that the external MIDI device is properly connected. If the problem persists, reduce the amount of MIDI messages sent to the V51.

A MIDI cable is disconnected (alternatively, communication with the external MIDI device was interrupted for some reason).

Check to make sure the MIDI cable has not been disconnected and that there is no short in the cable.

There is no backup data on the SD card.

-

You attempted to export a song for which recorded data does not exist.

Export a song for which recorded data exists.

No SD card is in the SD card slot.

Insert an SD card correctly.

There is already recording data in the recording destination you selected.

Change the recording destination, or change the settings for overwriting recording data.

Ø “Recording as SMF (DRUM REC)”

The storage capacity of the song recorder is full, and recording has stopped.

-

Recording was stopped because the maximum number of sounds for a single song was exceeded.

Recording stopped because you have exceeded the maximum length of time possible.

With DRUM REC, the performance data is recorded in measures.

Lower the tempo or increase the number of beats (in other words, use a greater time signature) in the DRUM REC click settings when recording.

Ø “Using the Click”

Try editing (rearranging) the song to make it shorter.

Recording was stopped, as the maximum recording time (60 min) has been exceeded.

-

Recording was stopped, as the recording time available in temporary memory has been exceeded.

-

The audio file is too long, and cannot be imported.

Files longer than 180 seconds cannot be imported.

The audio file is too short, and cannot be imported.

In some cases, audio files shorter than one second cannot be imported.

The SD card is locked.

Unlock the SD card.

The file attribute is read-only.

Check whether the file might be write-protected.

The data on the SD card is damaged.

Copy the necessary data from the SD card, and then format the SD card on the V51. If this does not solve the problem, try a different SD card.

Ø “Formatting an SD card”

Failed to save recorded data.

Check the lock status of the SD card.

Failed to export the song.

Check whether the file might be write-protected.

There are no empty space on the SD card.

Delete unneeded data.

Ø “Deleting Backup Data from an SD Card (DELETE/DELETE 1 KIT)”

This unit does not support this format.

Check whether this file format can be played.

Ø “Audio files that can be played on the V51”

Ø “User samples”

User samples do not exist.

Select a location where user samples exist.

User samples exist.

Delete the user samples, or select a vacant location.

The audio data to be imported is damaged.

Do not use this audio data.

The data on the SD card is damaged.

Do not use this SD card.

The backup data or kit backup data including user samples is damaged.

Do not use this data.

The data on the SD card is damaged.

Do not use this SD card.

An empty user sample is assigned (Only for 1 KIT SAVE).

You can’t use 1 KIT SAVE for a drum kit to which empty user samples are assigned.

There is no free user sample space.

Delete unneeded user sample.

Ø “User samples”

This unit does not support this user sample format.

Save the sample in a format that this unit can recognize.

The USB cable was disconnected (or USB communication was interrupted for some reason).

If you see this message but can’t figure out why, check the USB cable to make sure it is connected properly, and that there isn’t a short in the cable.

The audio routing has switched to LOOPBACK mode.

When using the “LOOPBACK” setting, the USB audio input and output may connect directly and inadvertently produce a very loud sound, depending on the settings of your computer and the V51. For this reason, use caution with this setting.

The audio routing has switched to NORMAL mode.

-

The license data for the data you are loading does not match the license data currently stored in this unit.

Check whether the data you are loading is correct. Also, you can use the “Remove License” function to delete the license data already stored on this unit.

You cannot load different license data if license data is already saved in this unit.

Ø “Restoring all settings (including Roland Cloud license data) to factory defaults”

An image file saved on the SD card has been corrupted.

Do not use this data.

The file format used for the image file saved on the SD card is not supported by this unit.

Save the data in a supported format (.png).

• PNG files saved in interlaced format cannot be used.

The image file is too large, and cannot be imported.

Change the image file size and try importing again.

The image file is too small, and cannot be imported.

Change the image file size and try importing again.

The Instrument Expansion/Kit Pack storage capacity is full.

Uninstall any Instrument Expansions/Kit Packs that you don’t need.

• You can’t uninstall the preinstalled Instrument Expansions.

The Instrument Expansion/Kit Pack’s authentication has expired, so it can no longer be used.

Instrument Expansions/Kit Packs that you’ve installed from Roland Cloud Connect can no longer be used if your Roland Cloud membership has expired or if you’ve canceled your contract.

Check the status of your Roland Cloud membership, and connect this unit to Wi-Fi.

This is backup data that the unit cannot load.

Select data that is supported.

The backup data cannot be loaded with the current program version.

Update the system program on this unit.

You cannot connect to Wi-Fi because the Roland account information you have configured for Wi-Fi does not match the user license of the content installed on this unit.

Use the account with which you previously installed the content, or execute Remove License.

Refer to the “Roland Cloud Connect Setup Guide” (separate document).

Ø “Restoring all settings (including Roland Cloud license data) to factory defaults”

The device registration has been removed from the Roland account you configured for Wi-Fi.

Please set up Wi-Fi again.