Fr4x weird right hand note positioning

[MarinoScarpa]

Hi guys, here's the situation: yesterday night at the dinner table I was letting the kids play with the right hand's keyboard (it's a button c system fr4x). It was fun and all but they kept touching all the buttons and I don't know how it happened but when they all went to bed I wanted to practice with headphones and found that the note positioning was all messed up, my user program was completely changed... it's totally unplayable.
In the menu I can go to system but I can't find treblemode anywhere to set it to the c system; I looked elsewhere but can't find it, I might have missed it so if anyone has a fr4x that changes the left hand note positioning in a different way please tell.
Other than that I tried doing a factory all reset but it doesn't seem to change anything...
Is there a way to do a full formatting of the instrument? Please help and a thousand thanks in advance

 

[dunlustin]

For TrebleMode see FR4X Ref manual "Menu Options" on page 44:
Press Menu button see Accedit
Use > to get System and choose it
Use > to get Treblemode and C griff and choose it.

Other users have found multiple simultaneous button pressing can give weird results including a change to Piano keyboard.
Solution: Be a less pleasant parent! Good luck!
Ref your post: "left hand note..." I guess 'left' was a mistake

 

[MarinoScarpa]

For TrebleMode see FR4X Ref manual "Menu Options" on page 44:
Press Menu button see Accedit
Use > to get System and choose it
Use > to get Treblemode and C griff and choose it.

Other users have found multiple simultaneous button pressing can give weird results including a change to Piano keyboard.
Solution: Be a less pleasant parent! Good luck!
Ref your post: "left hand note..." I guess 'left' was a mistake

First of all thanks for posting; In the menu I can find Accedit but inside I find musettetyp, musetval, valvetyp etc but not System nor Treblemode; I find System in the menu outside of Accedit but once I go inside I still can't find Treblemode. I can find B&C mode and FBs mode though... I have no clue what to do.
Should I send it to Roland? Otherwise isn't there a way to do a formatting? The factory all reset didn't work

 

[MarinoScarpa]

Other users have found multiple simultaneous button pressing can give weird results including a change to Piano keyboard.

Maybe that could be it... on Google I can't find anything on that. Is there any discussion on that here?

 

[debra]

Hi guys, here's the situation: yesterday night at the dinner table I was letting the kids play with the right hand's keyboard (it's a button c system fr4x). It was fun and all but they kept touching all the buttons and I don't know how it happened but when they all went to bed I wanted to practice with headphones and found that the note positioning was all messed up, my user program was completely changed... it's totally unplayable.
In the menu I can go to system but I can't find treblemode anywhere to set it to the c system; I looked elsewhere but can't find it, I might have missed it so if anyone has a fr4x that changes the left hand note positioning in a different way please tell.
Other than that I tried doing a factory all reset but it doesn't seem to change anything...
Is there a way to do a full formatting of the instrument? Please help and a thousand thanks in advance

I cannot help you here, but as a word of warning, NEVER let children play with "all the buttons" on any device.
At my old university we had a clone of the Apple II and one day a professor had brought his kid into work (age between 7 and 8 I guess) and let him play with all the buttons. That didn't last very long: there was a bang and a puff of smoke and a very bad smell. The kid had found the switch between 120 and 220 Volts... The electrolytic capacitors in the power supply exploded...

 

[dunlustin]

System is the right place to be.
This takes you to c griff or b griff
Does your screen say B - in that case the buttons are not assigned correctly, choose C, again from memory using '>'.
Manual Page 102 (from memory) shows all (6?) layout options. Do not choose Finnish C - it's different.
FB is for FreeBass and is for the left hand only.
A similar thing happened to another member whose instrument went from Button to Piano.
but I think that is in another part of the screens. Could you check this by the number of active keys? - not so many on a Piano version.
Maybe a phone call to your Roland supplier if you get nowhere?

 

[Dingo40]

Paul's story reminds me of the time an Aeroflot captain allowed his 15yo son to sit in the pilot's seat resulting in a fatal crash.
See here:

russian airline captain allows 15 yo son to sit in pilots seat causing crash - Google Search

www.google.com.au

 

[dunlustin]

Me again - update.
I have checked and the above works.
You will reach a screen that says Trblemode above C_GR.
If you have this, you have not solved the problem.
If you have something different then you will reach C_GR using the +/- buttons below the < >
Stating the obvious: Of course the problem may be elsewhere. You could use the button layout diagrams to check (page 102 I think) what you have