SS-PC1 - DJ Equipment ROLAND - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	DJ Controller / Sampler
Brand	Roland
Model	SS-PC1
Dimensions (W x D x H)	400 x 250 x 60 mm
Weight	1.8 kg
Power Supply	USB bus power or AC adapter (9V DC, 500 mA)
Connectivity	USB Type-B, 2x RCA audio out, 1/4" headphone jack
Pads	16 velocity-sensitive RGB pads
Main Control	Crossfader, channel faders, rotary knobs for EQ and effects
Built-in Effects	Reverb, delay, filter, flanger, and more
Sample Playback	Supports WAV, AIFF, MP3 files (up to 16-bit/48kHz)
MIDI Control	Full MIDI assignable controls over USB
Software Compatibility	Works with Serato DJ Pro, Rekordbox, Traktor Pro (requires mapping)
Display	OLED display for track info and parameter feedback
Headroom	+4 dBu maximum output level
Maintenance	Clean with dry cloth; avoid liquids; inspect cables regularly
Safety	Use only supplied power adapter; do not expose to moisture
Spare Parts & Repairability	Contact Roland support for replacement knobs, faders, and USB port
General Information	Manufactured in China; user manual available at Roland.com

Frequently Asked Questions - SS-PC1 ROLAND

How do I connect the Roland SS-PC1 to my computer?

Use a standard USB Type-B cable to connect the SS-PC1 to an available USB port on your computer. The device will be recognized as a MIDI controller and audio interface. Install the latest drivers from Roland's website if necessary.

Does the SS-PC1 work with Serato DJ?

Yes, the SS-PC1 is compatible with Serato DJ Pro. You may need to download the appropriate mapping file from Roland's support page or use the built-in mapping.

What power supply does the SS-PC1 require?

The SS-PC1 can be powered via USB bus power (from a computer) or an optional 9V DC, 500 mA center-positive AC adapter. Using the AC adapter is recommended for stable performance when not connected to a computer.

Can I use the SS-PC1 with iOS devices?

The SS-PC1 is designed for computer use; however, it may work with iOS devices via a Lightning to USB Camera Adapter if powered externally. Compatibility depends on the app.

How to assign pads to different samples?

Open your DJ software's MIDI mapping or sample assignment menu. Select the pad you want to assign, then load the desired sample from your library. The SS-PC1's pads are velocity-sensitive and RGB color-coded for quick visual feedback.

What file formats are supported for sample playback?

The SS-PC1 supports WAV, AIFF, and MP3 files up to 16-bit/48kHz. For best performance, use WAV or AIFF in mono or stereo.

How to update the firmware on the SS-PC1?

Download the latest firmware from Roland's website. Connect the device to your computer via USB, put it in update mode (press and hold a specific pad during power-up, see manual), and run the updater utility.

What is the maximum output level?

The maximum output level is +4 dBu on the RCA outputs. This is a professional line-level signal, suitable for mixers, amplifiers, and active speakers.

Why are my pads not lighting up?

Ensure the SS-PC1 is powered and connected to your computer. Check that the DJ software is running and the MIDI mapping is active. If only certain pads are off, they may be disabled in the software settings. Try a factory reset by holding a specific button sequence on power-up.

How to clean and maintain the SS-PC1?

Use a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water to wipe the surface. Do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners. For stubborn dirt, a mild soap solution can be used. Avoid getting moisture into the faders or knobs. Regularly check cables and connections for wear.

USER MANUAL SS-PC1 ROLAND

Before using this unit, carefully read the sections entitled: "USING THE UNIT SAFELY" and "IMPORTANT NOTES" (separate document). These sections provide important information concerning the proper operation of the unit. Additionally, in order to feel assured that you have gained a good grasp of every feature provided by your new unit. Owner's Manual should be read in its entirety. The manual should be saved and kept on hand as a convenient reference.

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How it should look when assembled

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Assembly

1. Attach the tripod to the board.

1) Remove the angle adjustment knob, the small knob, and the washers and bolts from the upper portion of the tripod.
* Do not remove the height adjustment knob or the tripod knob.
2) Pla-ce the board as shown in the illustration below, and Insert the tripod.

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Installation

The SS-PC1 can support an item within the following ranges of width, depth, height, and weight.

• Width: 200–390 mm
7-7/8-15-3/8 inches
- Depth up to 300 mm
up to 11-13/16 inches • Height: 21.41 mm
7/8-1-5/8 inches
• Weight: up to 4 kg up to 8 lbs 14 oz

* Roland will not be liable for any damage that may occur to an item placed on the stand if the stand falls over, nor for any consequential damage that may occur.

As an example, here's how to attach a notebook computer to the stand.

Attaching a notebook computer

* It may not be possible to mount some designs of notebook computer.
* The location of the CD-ROM drive or other disc insertion slot will depend on the design of your notebook computer. Insert the disc you're using into your computer before attaching the computer to the SS-PC1.

1. Place your notebook computer on the board.

1) Loosen the two stoppers, and place your notebook computer as close to the center as possible.
* If you'll be using a mouse, place the computer as close to the center as possible while still allowing space for yourself to operate the mouse.
2) Open the screen of your notebook computer, adjust the height of each stopper by loosening the round nut appropriately for the thickness of your computer, and then fasten it in place.
* If the height is inappropriate, your notebook computer may slide out from the stoppers, or the portion held by the stoppers may break. Please use caution.
* Depending on the design of your notebook computer, the stoppers may prevent you from inserting the power plug, connectors, or CD-ROM discs. If so, adjust the location at which your computer is fastened.
*If the stopper is too close to your notebook computer, the round nut may scratch your computer. Please use caution.

2. Adjust the angle of the board.

1) Loosen the angle adjustment knob and set the angle as desired.
* You can tilt the board in a range of 1.5 * from the horizontal position.
2) Firmly tighten the angle adjustment knob.

3. Use cable ties to bundle any connected cables and fasten them to the stand.

* To avoid damaging your notebook computer, do not fold down its screen while the computer is still held by the stoppers.

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* To prevent your notebook computer from falling, do not move it or adjust the height while it is still on the stand.

3) Use two bolts, washers and knobs to attach the tripod as shown in the illustration below. * As shown in the illustration below, insert the bolts in alternate directions, with the small knob below.

* Make sure that there are no gaps at the locations shown in the illustration below.

4) Fully extend the tripod, and tighten the tripod knob.

* Be careful not to pinch your fingers when extending the tripod.
* Do not remove the tripod knob.

5) Place the tripod upright.

2. Attach the stoppers to the board.

1) Remove the round nut attached to each stopper, and insert the stoppers into the oblong holes in the board.
* If you'll be mounting a thin notebook computer on the stand, remove the upper round nuts as well.

2) Temporarily fasten to the board by lightly tightening the lower round nut that you removed.

3. Adjust the direction of the legs, and the height and direction of the board.

1) Place the tripod legs so that they will not be in your way.
2) Loosen the height adjustment knob. Set the board at the desired height and direction, and firmly tighten the height adjustment knob.
* If you need to change the height, use your hand to support the board from below so that it does not drop down, and then loosen the height adjustment knob.

Specifications

SS-PC1: SUPPORT STAND FOR PC

Dimensions:

Width: 640 mm 25-1/4 inches

Depth: 555 mm

21-7/8 inches

Height: 600–950 mm 23-5/8–37-7/16 inches (height of mounting surface)

^x Includes the tripod.

Weight:

3.5 kg 7 lbs 12 oz

Size of notebook computers that can be

mounted:

Up to B4 size

Width: 200–390 mm 7-7/8-15-3/8 inches

Depth: up to 300 mm

up to 11-13/16 inches

Height: 21–41 mm 7/8–1-5/8 inches (not including screen)

* It may not be possible to mount some designs of notebook computer.

Weight capacity:

4 kg 8 lbs 14 oz

"In the interest of product improvement, the specifications and/or appearance of this unit are subject to change without prior notice.

Roland SUPPORT STAND FOR PC SS-PC1 取扱説明書

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組み立てかた

1. ボードに三脚を取り付けます。

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