Roland PG-200

Video Story The PG-200 was built by Roland to aid in the programming of the Roland JX-3P, MKS-30 and GR-700 guitar synth. The JX-3P, MKS-30 and GR-700 all share the same synthesizer engine, and have the same programming parameters. The PG-200 is not necessary to program these synthesizers, but programming is much easier with the PG-200. Even with a deep knowledge of analog synthesis, using the PG-200 provides for many "happy accidents" that can provide some great sounds. The PG-200 connects to the host synthesizer via a 6-pin DIN cable. These cables are easy to build if lost. They use a 6-pin DIN connector often used as a power plug. The pins are wired one-to-one, i.e. pin "1" to pin "1", etc. Specifications DCO-1: Range (4', 8', 16') waveform: triangle, pulse, square, FM (lfo, env) 
DCO-1: Range (4', 8', 16') waveform: triangle, pulse, square, noise, FM (lfo, env), tune (+/- 1200 cent) cross modulation (sync, metal) 
Modulation: sensitivity (lfo, env)
 VCF: source mix, HPF cutoff frequency, LPF cutoff frequency, resonance, env modulation, polarity, LFO modulation, pitch follow
 VCA: mode (env, gate) level
 ENV: Attack time, decay time, sustain level, release time 
LFO: Waveform (sine, square, random), delay time, rate
 Chorus: (on/off)
 Function buttons: Manual button & indicator, write button & indicator
 DIN jack (DIN6P)
 Dimensions: 244 (W) x 172 (H) x 45 (D) mm Manual Download Manual