User manual ROLAND MX-200

[. . . ] Additionally, in order to feel assured that you have gained a good grasp of every feature provided by your new unit. The manual should be saved and kept on hand as a convenient reference. [. . . ] 1) Remove the round nut attached to each stopper, and insert the stoppers into the oblong holes in the board. Small knob Bolt Angle adjustment knob 2) Temporarily fasten to the board by lightly tightening the lower round nut that you removed. * Make sure that there are no gaps at the locations shown in the illustration below. How it should look when assembled 1) Remove the angle adjustment knob, the small knob, and the washers and bolts from the upper portion of the tripod. * 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. 2) Pla-ce the board as shown in the illustration below, and insert the tripod. * 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. 962a * In the interest of product improvement, the specifications and/or appearance of this unit are subject to change without prior notice. Use cable ties to bundle any connected cables and fasten them to the stand. 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. * Depending on the design of your notebook computer, the stoppers may prevent you from inserting the power plug, connectors, or CD-ROM discs. [. . . ] * Depending on the design of your notebook computer, the stoppers may prevent you from inserting the power plug, connectors, or CD-ROM discs. * If the stopper is too close to your notebook computer, the round nut may scratch your computer. [. . . ]