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0 · XV 5080 and Smartmedia cards
1 · Smart Media Card Compatibility – Roland Corporation
2 · Fantom XA
3 · Boss SP

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I am having problems with my Boss SP-505 Sampler and getting it to recognize .You can use either 4MB 5 volt cards or 2mMB 5 volt cards. Most SmartMedia cards sold today .

I was trying to save to smart media card last night. My unit has a card slot. The .

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Hello, I'm looking to buy a smartmedia card for my XV 5080 but I'm very . I am having problems with my Boss SP-505 Sampler and getting it to recognize my Smart Media card and let me save samples. Roland suggests that I try buying another card, but these cards are no longer manufactured.You can use either 4MB 5 volt cards or 2mMB 5 volt cards. Most SmartMedia cards sold today are of the 3.3 volt type. 3.3 volt SmartMedia cards WILL NOT work with the following products: MC-505. SP-202. JP-8080. I was trying to save to smart media card last night. My unit has a card slot. The smart card however, was formatted on another synthe that wasn't a Roland. I stuck the card in and performed a save operation to CD (Dumb! not CD!!!)

Hello, I'm looking to buy a smartmedia card for my XV 5080 but I'm very confused as to what types/memory are suited or not, and prices on eBay seem very erratic too.

XV 5080 and Smartmedia cards

While trying to upload SMF to my XA from the Smart Media card I get the following message "Card Protected". This is the same card that I've been using for the last couple of months without any problems. If i remember correctly, it was only the 5v smartmedia cards that could be used with Roland JP808, MC-505 etc. Standard 3.3v cards won't work.

XV 5080 and Smartmedia cards

I've been trying to find a couple of 128 SmartMedia cards for Roland and Korg equipment. It seems that all I can find is used at prices much higher than other memory types. Anyone have any suggestions? Are you sure you bought a 5V smartmedia card? XP-30 uses the older sm standard (5V instead of newer 3.3V) so you need to hunt one down. Roland model codes were something like S2M-5 and S4M-5 for the 2MB and 4MB .

Roland JP-8080 Smart Media Card Compatibility. You can use either 4MB 5 volt cards or 2mMB 5 volt cards. Most SmartMedia cards sold today are of the 3.3 volt type. 3.3 volt SmartMedia cards WILL NOT work with the following products:

All of the settings in internal memory can be saved as a single file onto a SmartMedia card. Use the following procedure to format and. I am having problems with my Boss SP-505 Sampler and getting it to recognize my Smart Media card and let me save samples. Roland suggests that I try buying another card, but these cards are no longer manufactured.

You can use either 4MB 5 volt cards or 2mMB 5 volt cards. Most SmartMedia cards sold today are of the 3.3 volt type. 3.3 volt SmartMedia cards WILL NOT work with the following products: MC-505. SP-202. JP-8080.

I was trying to save to smart media card last night. My unit has a card slot. The smart card however, was formatted on another synthe that wasn't a Roland. I stuck the card in and performed a save operation to CD (Dumb! not CD!!!) Hello, I'm looking to buy a smartmedia card for my XV 5080 but I'm very confused as to what types/memory are suited or not, and prices on eBay seem very erratic too. While trying to upload SMF to my XA from the Smart Media card I get the following message "Card Protected". This is the same card that I've been using for the last couple of months without any problems.

If i remember correctly, it was only the 5v smartmedia cards that could be used with Roland JP808, MC-505 etc. Standard 3.3v cards won't work. I've been trying to find a couple of 128 SmartMedia cards for Roland and Korg equipment. It seems that all I can find is used at prices much higher than other memory types. Anyone have any suggestions?

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Are you sure you bought a 5V smartmedia card? XP-30 uses the older sm standard (5V instead of newer 3.3V) so you need to hunt one down. Roland model codes were something like S2M-5 and S4M-5 for the 2MB and 4MB . Roland JP-8080 Smart Media Card Compatibility. You can use either 4MB 5 volt cards or 2mMB 5 volt cards. Most SmartMedia cards sold today are of the 3.3 volt type. 3.3 volt SmartMedia cards WILL NOT work with the following products:

Smart Media Card Compatibility – Roland Corporation