Roland VAD716 V-Drums Acoustic Design Manual

V71 Version 1.20 Supplementary Manual
© 2025 Roland Corporation
This manual explains the new features that were added in V71 version 1.20. Refer to the V71 Quick Start and Reference Manual (Roland website)
while reading this information.
Change in kit image (background images
in the KIT screen) design
Select “OK” and press the [ENTER] button to switch to the screen for
loading the missing Instrument Expansion into a slot. Select the load
destination slot and reload the Instrument Expansion.
We’ve changed the kit images that are included with the sound
contents preinstalled from the factory and also downloaded from
Roland Cloud due to reasons such as making the image match the
sound concept. (This has no effect on the kits that use kit images that
you have imported.)
Improved sound quality for the snare-off
sound
The snare-off (throw-off ) sound is now more natural (which is heard
when you move the strainer lever on the PD-14DSX to “detach” the
snare wires on the bottom of the snare).
Added functionality for handling
Instrument Expansions
Useful functionality for using Instrument Expansions has been added.
Once all Instrument Expansions that are necessary for the kit have
been loaded into the slot, the EXP icon on the KIT screen stops
blinking.
MEMO
If the Instrument Expansions necessary for a kit have been
uninstalled from the rack, you can’t restore them simply by
operating the V71. You can use Roland Cloud Connect if you have
a membership (subscription) or Roland Cloud Manager if you
have a Lifetime Key (purchased license) to reinstall the necessary
Instrument Expansions into the rack, and then load them into the
slots.
Function for notifying when the necessary
Instrument Expansion is missing in a kit
The EXP icon blinks to indicate when the Instrument Expansion
necessary for a kit has not been loaded into a slot.
Function for viewing the kits that use
Instrument Expansions
This function is useful for checking which kits are affected if you swap
the Instrument Expansions in a slot.
Function to assist in reloading the necessary
Instrument Expansions that are not present
in a kit
When the user strikes a pad or plays a kit phrase that references
a missing Instrument Expansion, the name of that Instrument
Expansion along with a message asking the user to load it into a slot
are shown onscreen. (In the example illustration below, “Wood Room
Studio UK 1” is missing.)
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On the Instrument Expansions - Slot screen, press the [F6] (EXP
USAGE) button to view the kits used by the Instrument Expansions in
each slot as a list.
Press the [â] button to move the cursor to the kit list and then press
the [F5] (SELECT) button to switch between kits.
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MEMO
NOTE
When you remove an Instrument Expansion from a slot or uninstall
the Instrument Expansion from the rack, you can now see the kits
in which that Instrument Expansion is being used.
In the example illustration below, a confirmation message is
shown when you try to remove “Wood Room Studio UK 1” from
slot 1, telling you that the Instrument Expansion is being used in
kits 046, 047 and two other kits.
¹ If you’ve already connected the three DIGITAL TRIGGER IN ports of
the V71 to Roland digital pads (such as the PD-14DSX, CY-18DR or
VH-14D), disconnect one of the digital pads and then connect the
DH-10. In this case, you can only use up to two digital pads.
¹ If you want to use three digital pads and the DH-10, use a MIDI
cable to connect the MIDI OUT of the DH-10 to the MIDI IN of the
V71 sound module. See the DH-10 product support page for usage
instructions.
https://roland.cm/dh-10_om
Using the DH-10 and WT-10 to wirelessly
connect the V71 to a V-Drums pad
This explains the settings you can use for the DH-10 (DrumLink Hub)
and the WT-10 (Wireless Trigger Adapter) to wirelessly connect a
V-Drums pad or cymbal to the V71.
Connecting the WT-10 (Wireless Trigger Adapter) to a
drum pad/cymbal
Pairing the DH-10 with the WT-10
1. Connect the cables included with the WT-10 to the
PAD1 and PAD2 jacks of the WT-10 and the drum pad/
cymbal jacks.
Here’s how to pair the DH-10 (connected to a V71) with a V-Drums
pad (connected to a WT-10).
*
The power of the WT-10 turns on when you connect a plug into
the PAD1 jack (the indicator briefly blinks blue and then goes
dark).
Once the DH-10 and WT-10 are paired, there is no need to pair them
again. Strike the pad that’s connected to the WT-10 to activate the pairing.
NOTE
Connecting the DH-10 (DrumLink Hub) to V71
When connecting cables to the WT-10, hold the WT-10 firmly.
1. Use the USB Type-C® cable and the USB Type-C® to
Example of attaching the WT-10 to the VH-10 hi-hat
Type-A adaptor that are included with the DH-10 to
connect the DH-10 to the V71.
First, the blue indicator blinks several times, then the blue and red
indicators remain lit.
OUTPUT jacks on the drum
pad/cymbal
Type-C®
Type-C® to A adapter
V71 rear panel
PAD1 jack
PAD2 jack
DH-10
The following message is shown once you connect the DH-10.
*
When connecting only one drum pad or cymbal to the WT-10, use the
PAD1 jack. The PAD1 jack also functions as a power switch.
*
When connecting the Roland VH-10 hi-hat, the CY-16R-T cymbal (both
sold separately) or the like, use both the PAD1 and PAD2 jacks.
Pairing the DH-10 with the WT-10
This shows you how to pair a DH-10 connected to the V71 and a
WT-10 connected to a cymbal as an example.
2. Use the cursor buttons to select “OK” and press the
[ENTER] button.
This switches to the DrumLink - HUB screen.
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1. Press the [TRIGGER] button on the V71.
2. Press the [F5] (ADVANCED) button.
The TRIGGER ADVANCED screen appears.
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3. Press the [F3] (DrumLink) button.
4. Press the [F1] (HUB) button.
The DrumLink - HUB screen appears.
5. Press the [F5] (PAIRING) button.
Pairing mode turns on.
MEMO
¹ Once paired, the pairing information for each WT-10 (Wireless
Trigger Adapter) is saved on the DH-10 (DrumLink Hub). The
units automatically pair when you restart the V71 or connect
the DrumLink™ hub to a different V71, so there’s no need to pair
manually.
¹ Although pairing is not necessary after restarting this unit, you
must strike the pad you want to set once to make it show up on the
pad settings screen.
¹ The V71 supports connecting up to 14 pads.
Configuring the pad triggers
Here’s how to configure the trigger settings, so that the signals from
the pads can be accurately processed by the WT-10.
MEMO
Once it is turned on, the pairing mode turns off after 15 seconds.
6. Strike the cymbal once.
MEMO
When pairing, use a stick and strike the drum or cymbal fairly hard.
Also, when pairing with a cymbal, strike the edge to make pairing
easier, as the sensitivity is greater.
Selecting the type of pad connected to the WT-10
(INPUT CONFIGURATION)
Select the type of pad on the V71 (trigger settings).
For this example, we select the “CY-16R-T” cymbal.
1. Press the [TRIGGER] button on the V71.
2. Press the [F5] (ADVANCED) button.
The TRIGGER ADVANCED screen appears.
3. Press the [F3] (DrumLink) button.
4. Open the [F2] (BASIC) tab.
Pairing begins.
The pad image on the right side of the DrumLink - HUB screen
(default settings: PDX-8 drum pad) is shown when the V71 is
paired with the pad (cymbal).
5. Strike to select the pad that you want to set.
You can also use the cursor buttons to move the cursor to the
position shown in the illustration, and use the [-] [+] buttons or the
dial to select the pad to set.
MEMO
If pairing is not possible (no image of the pad appears), see
“Troubleshooting” (p. 10).
7. To access the pad settings screen after pairing, press
the [EXIT] button and then one of the [F2] (BASIC)–[F4]
(OPT/ADV) buttons.
NOTE
The parameters for each pad are not stored on the V71, but are
stored in the WT-10 (Wireless Trigger Adapter). Note that just
changing a parameter does not apply the setting to the WT-10.
You must strike the applicable pad to apply the setting.
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6. Press the [F6] (INPUT CONFIG) button.
The INPUT CONFIGURATION screen appears.
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7. Select “CY-16R-T” for PAD1 on the screen.
An asterisk is shown to the left of the pad name (CY-16R-T). (An
asterisk is shown whenever the internal settings have not yet been
synchronized.)
MEMO
¹ When you change the pad type, the pad parameters aside from
Assign are set to their optimum values. You can fine-tune the
settings as appropriate, according to how you attach the pad and
how you use it.
¹ You can also select a pad type from the list that’s shown when you
press the [ENTER] button.
8. Strike the cymbal once.
Once the internal settings are synchronized, the asterisk to the left
of the pad name (CY-16R-T) disappears.
MEMO
You can also press the [F5] (TOOLS) button and select “INPUT
CONFIG” to view the INPUT CONFIGURATION screen.
Assigning the trigger input for the pad connected to
the WT-10
6. Use the cursor buttons to select the Assign parameter.
7. Use the [-] [+] buttons or the dial to edit the trigger
input assignment.
When connected to a hi-hat (Hi-Hat Calibration)
To connect a hi-hat to the PAD1 jack of the WT-10, perform the
settings as shown in “Selecting the type of pad connected to
the WT-10 (INPUT CONFIGURATION)” (p. 3), and then set the
calibration.
*
Calibration is necessary to correctly detect open/close hi-hat operations.
1. Press the [TRIGGER] button on the V71.
2. Press the [F5] (ADVANCED) button.
The TRIGGER ADVANCED screen appears.
3. Press the [F3] (DrumLink) button.
4. Open the [F2] (BASIC) tab.
Here’s how to set which trigger input to which the connected pad
should be assigned.
The optimal assignments are already made when you first connect
each pad. The following explains how to change the assigned
destinations (assignments).
1. Press the [TRIGGER] button on the V71.
5. Press the [F5] (TOOLS) button.
2. Press the [F5] (ADVANCED) button.
6. Use the cursor buttons to select “CALIBRATE PEDAL”.
3. Press the [F3] (DrumLink) button.
4. Press the [F2] (BASIC) button to display the DrumLink TRIGGER BASIC screen.
5. Strike to select the pad that you want to set.
You can also use the cursor buttons to move the cursor to the
position shown in the illustration, and use the [-] [+] buttons or the
dial to select the pad to set.
7. Loosen the hi-hat’s clutch screw, and let the hi-hat rest
naturally on the motion sensor unit.
8. Look for the indicator in the lower right part of the
screen.
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When the indicator is within the CALIBRATION area
The adjustment is complete.
Pad parameter descriptions
TRIGGER BASIC, CURVE, OPTIONS/ADVANCED
When the indicator is above the CALIBRATION area
Turn the offset adjustment screw counterclockwise.
Lift and lower the hi-hat naturally, and double-check that the
indicator stays within the CALIBRATION area.
When the indicator is below the CALIBRATION area
Turn the offset adjustment screw clockwise.
Lift and lower the hi-hat naturally, and double-check that the
indicator stays within the CALIBRATION area.
Parameter
Explanation
DWe TRIGGER BASIC tab
Assign
N/A,
KICK, SNARE,
TOM1, TOM2,
TOM3,
TOM4, HIHAT, CRASH1,
CRASH2, RIDE,
AUX1, AUX2,
AUX3, AUX4
9. Click the [F6] (DONE) button to finish the calibration.
Adjusts the sensitivity of the pads,
which lets you control the balance
between how hard you strike the pads
and the volume.
10. Fasten the clutch screw at a position where the hi-hat
sways naturally when struck.
Specifies the trigger input to which a
connected pad should be assigned.
Sensitivity
1–16
*
Increasing this value increases the sensitivity,
so that even soft strikes on the pad play the
sound at higher volumes.
*
Decreasing this value decreases the sensitivity,
so that even hard strikes on the pad play the
sound at lower volumes.
Adjusts the minimum sensitivity of the
pads.
Threshold
5
1–15
*
Higher values make the pads respond only
when you strike them harder.
*
Lower values make the pads respond even
when you strike them softer. Note that the
pads may respond incorrectly when you set
this to a lower value.
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Parameter
Explanation
Parameter
DWe TRIGGER CURVE tab
Retrigger
Adjusts the detection of attenuation
for the trigger signal.
The pad may accidentally retrigger
multiple times even though you’ve
only struck the pad once. This is caused
by fluctuations in the trigger signal
that’s transmitted when you strike a
pad. Use this parameter to prevent this
kind of retriggering due to fluctuations
in the trigger signal.
Although higher values prevent
retriggering, this has the side effect
of omitting some sounds when you
repeatedly strike the pad in quick
succession. Set this to the lowest value
possible while still ensuring that there
is no retriggering.
0–15
Scan Time (ms) 2.0–5.0
Fine-tunes the trigger signal detection
time.
Since the rise time of the trigger signal
waveform differs slightly depending
on the characteristics of each pad, the
sounds produced may vary in volume
even when you’re striking the pad at
the same velocity. If this occurs, you
can adjust the trigger signal detection
time (Scan Time) so that your playing
strength can be detected more
precisely.
*
Curve
Dynamic
Range
Explanation
USER, LINEAR,
LOG1, LOG2,
LOG3, POW1,
POW2, POW3,
EXP1, EXP2,
EXP3
0–100
Mask Time (ms) 0–70
LED On Hit
OFF, ON
Sets whether the LED built into the
WT-10 lights up when you strike the
pad.
OFF,
1–80
Adjusts the crosstalk sensitivity.
Crosstalk is a feature that prevents
accidentally triggering a pad due to
the vibrations of other pads.
For example, if two pads are mounted
on the same drum stand, the vibrations
when you strike one pad may cause
the other pad to sound unintentionally.
Increasing this value prevents the pad
from being triggered by the vibrations
of other pads.
However, if you set the value too high,
some sounds may drop out when you
strike one pad and another at the same
time.
0.0–3.2
Adjusts the balance between how hard
you strike the rim and the resulting
velocity value.
If you increase this value, softer strikes
on the rim play the sound at a higher
velocity. If you decrease this value,
stronger strikes on the rim play the
sound at a lower velocity.
KD series
XTalk Cancel
PD series
Rim Gain
Mask Time
Time
Sound not produced
Adjusts the range of dynamics you use
to strike the pads.
Increasing this value narrows the
range, so that even soft strikes on the
pad play the sound at a high volume.
This is useful for making detailed
adjustments according to your playing
technique, after you have adjusted the
pad sensitivity using the Sensitivity
parameter.
Settings common to all pads
Scan Time
This prevents double triggering.
For instance, when you play the kick
drum, the beater can bounce back and
hit the head a second time immediately
after the intended note, which causes
a single hit to “double trigger” (two
sounds instead of one).
The Mask Time setting helps to
prevent this. Once a pad is struck, any
additional trigger signals occurring
within the specified time are ignored.
Increasing this value makes it more
likely that notes played in rapid
succession are to drop out. Set this to
as low a value as possible.
* You can set Curve and Dynamic Range
for each playing style.
DWe TRIGGER OPTION/ADVANCED tab
As the value is set higher, the time it takes for
the sound to play increases. Set this to as low a
value as possible.
Time
Adjusts how the volume changes in
response to how hard you strike the
pad.
On the V71, you can select settings that
are adjusted via DWe Control (USER)
and from multiple presets (LINEAR–
EXP3).
Rimshot / Head 0.0–15.5
Adjusts the crossover point between
the snare drum head zone and the rim
shot zone.
Increase this value if the rim shot plays
even when you strike the head.
Decrease this value if the head sound is
heard even when you play a rim shot.
*
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Set this by gradually changing the value while
checking how this affects the sound.
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Parameter
Explanation
XTalk Cancel
OFF,
1–80
Adjusts the crosstalk sensitivity.
Crosstalk is a feature that prevents
accidentally triggering a pad due to
the vibrations of other pads.
For example, if two pads are mounted
on the same drum stand, the vibrations
when you strike one pad may cause
the other pad to sound unintentionally.
Increasing this value prevents the pad
from being triggered by the vibrations
of other pads.
However, if you set the value too high,
some sounds may drop out when you
strike one pad and another at the same
time.
0.0–3.2
Adjusts the balance between how hard
you strike the edge and the resulting
velocity value.
If you increase this value, softer strikes
on the edge play the sound at a higher
velocity. If you decrease this value,
stronger strikes on the edge play the
sound at a lower velocity.
VH series
Edge Gain
Open Pedal
Tune
90, 127
-7–0–+7
*
Select whether the maximum CC value when
you press the HH CTRL pedal (connected to
PAD2) should be 90 or 127.
*
When you turn on the “Hi-Hat” parameter that
is configurable on the INPUT CONFIGURATION
screen, you can configure other pads besides
the VH series.
Sets the CC value used when the hi-hat
is opened.
If the CC value does not fall to zero
when the pedal is released, you can
make it do so by changing this to a
negative value.
*
Closed Pedal
Tune
Explanation
XTalk Cancel
Adjusts the crosstalk sensitivity.
Crosstalk is a feature that prevents
accidentally triggering a pad due to
the vibrations of other pads.
For example, if two pads are mounted
on the same drum stand, the vibrations
when you strike one pad may cause
the other pad to sound unintentionally.
Increasing this value prevents the pad
from being triggered by the vibrations
of other pads.
However, if you set the value too high,
some sounds may drop out when you
strike one pad and another at the same
time.
OFF,
1–80
CY series
Sets the control change (CC) value
that’s transmitted when you press the
hi-hat pedal completely.
CC Max
Parameter
-7–0–+7
Edge Gain
XTalk Cancel
OFF, ON
*
This parameter is only for pads that support
positional sensing (CY-16R-T/CY-15R/CY-14R-T/
CY-13R/CY-12R/C).
0.0–3.2
Adjusts the balance between how hard
you strike the edge and the resulting
velocity value.
If you increase this value, softer strikes
on the edge play the sound at a higher
velocity. If you decrease this value,
stronger strikes on the edge play the
sound at a lower velocity.
OFF,
1–80
Adjusts the crosstalk sensitivity.
Crosstalk is a feature that prevents
accidentally triggering a pad due to
the vibrations of other pads.
For example, if two pads are mounted
on the same drum stand, the vibrations
when you strike one pad may cause
the other pad to sound unintentionally.
Increasing this value prevents the pad
from being triggered by the vibrations
of other pads.
However, if you set the value too high,
some sounds may drop out when you
strike one pad and another at the same
time.
0.0–3.2
Adjusts the balance between how hard
you strike the rim and the resulting
velocity value.
If you increase this value, softer strikes
on the rim play the sound at a higher
velocity. If you decrease this value,
stronger strikes on the rim play the
sound at a lower velocity.
When you turn on the “Hi-Hat” parameter that
is configurable on the INPUT CONFIGURATION
screen, you can configure other pads besides
the VH series.
Sets the range between the open and
closed hi-hat position.
Smaller values result in a higher closed
position, which lets you close the hihat with less force.
Larger values make the hi-hat close
only when you press the pedal with
greater force.
*
Positional
Sensing
Turns positional sensing (which detects
where the pad was struck) on/off.
RT series
Rim Gain
When you turn on the “Hi-Hat” parameter that
is configurable on the INPUT CONFIGURATION
screen, you can configure other pads besides
the VH series.
Rimshot / Head 0.0–15.5
Adjusts the crossover point between
the snare drum head zone and the rim
shot zone.
Increase this value if the rim shot plays
even when you strike the head.
Decrease this value if the head sound is
heard even when you play a rim shot.
¹ Set this by gradually changing the value
while checking how this affects the
sound.
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Parameter
Explanation
Ext Noise
Cancel
0–5
This prevents a drum from being
triggered unintentionally due to the
sound of striking another drum that
doesn’t have a drum trigger attached,
or due to external sound or vibration
(noise cancel).
OFF,
1–80
Adjusts the crosstalk sensitivity.
Crosstalk is a feature that prevents
accidentally triggering a pad due to
the vibrations of other pads.
For example, if two pads are mounted
on the same drum stand, the vibrations
when you strike one pad may cause
the other pad to sound unintentionally.
Increasing this value prevents the pad
from being triggered by the vibrations
of other pads.
However, if you set the value too high,
some sounds may drop out when you
strike one pad and another at the same
time.
XTalk Cancel
INPUT CONFIGURATION
Parameter
Explanation
Set this to “ON” when using a pad connected to the
PAD1 jack on the WT-10 as a hi-hat.
*
Hi-Hat
If the CY-16R-T is connected to the PAD1 jack and you use HH CTRL
with the hi-hat control pedal (FD-8, FD-9 or similar) connected to
PAD2, configure the settings as shown in the illustration.
OFF
ON
DrumLink - HUB
The input from the PAD2 jack is not
recognized as the HH CTRL signal from
the PAD1 jack.
When the trigger input assignment is
set to “HI-HAT”, the input from PAD2
on the WT-10 is recognized as the HH
CTRL signal from the PAD1 jack.
Ø “Assigning the trigger input for
the pad connected to the WT-10”
(p. 4)
This parameter can be operated when setting a pad for
the PAD1 jack of the WT-10 that supports playing bell
shots, such as the CY-16R-T.
Parameter
Explanation
RF Channel
Sets the channel that’s used for wireless
communication between the DH-10
and each pad.
In situations such as when you’re using
another DH-10 nearby, you can avoid
interference by setting each unit to a
different channel.
MIDI Output
1 (2402 MHz),
2 (2426 MHz),
3 (2451 MHz),
4 (2480 MHz)
Sets the connector that’s used for the
DH-10.
Soft Only: Uses only USB.
Soft Only, Hub Hub Only: Uses only MIDI OUT.
Only, Soft+Hub Soft+Hub: Uses both USB and MIDI
OUT.
*
Send Note Off
*
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OFF, ON
When connecting the V71 to the DH-10,
use either the “Soft Only” or the “Soft+Hub”
setting.
When using MIDI OUT on the DH-10,
this determines whether to output
note-off data or not.
The values aside from those of the Assign parameter are stored in the
WT-10, not on the V71. These parameters are not saved when you perform
the BACKUP ALL operation on the V71.
*
2 Zone
When connecting a CY-16R-T to the PAD1 jack and a PDX-12 to the
PAD2 jack, configure the settings as shown in the illustration.
OFF
ON
If the trigger input assignment is set to
“RIDE”, the input from the PAD2 jack is
recognized as a bell signal for the PAD1
jack.
Ø “Assigning the trigger input
for the pad connected to the
WT-10” (p. 4)
You can set the pad you like for the
PAD2 jack, even when setting a ride
pad like the CY-16R-T for the PAD1 jack
(the input from the PAD2 jack is not
recognized as a bell signal for the PAD1
jack).
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Other settings and features
If a pad is not recognized
If your pads are not recognized even when you connect the DH-10 to
which they are already paired, follow the steps below.
6. Strike to select the pad that you want to unpair.
You can also use the TRIGGER SELECT [ã] [â] buttons to select the
pad to set.
7. Use the cursor buttons to select “UN-PAIR”, and press
the [ENTER] button.
1. Press the [TRIGGER] button on the V71.
2. Press the [F5] (ADVANCED) button.
3. Press the [F3] (DrumLink) button to display the
DrumLink screen.
4. Press the [F6] (DrumLink) button to turn DrumLink off.
5. Press the [F6] (DrumLink) button again to turn
DrumLink on.
If the pads are still not recognized after you do this, disconnect the
V71 from the DH-10 and try connecting them again.
Checking the remaining battery power
You can check the remaining battery power for each pad from the
Drumlink - TRIGGER BASIC tab, the DrumLink - TRIGGER CURVE tab,
and the DrumLink - TRIGGER OPTIONS/ADVANCED tab.
8. Use the cursor buttons to select “OK” and press the
[ENTER] button.
After the message appears, strike the selected pad to unpair it.
MEMO
When the cursor is on a paired pad in the DrumLink - HUB screen,
you can also unpair the pad by pressing [F6] (UNPAIR) while
holding down the [SHIFT] button.
Updating the firmware
To update the firmware for the DH-10, the WT-10 and so on, connect
the DH-10 to your computer and use the DWe Control application.
See the DH-10 and WT-10 product support pages for update
instructions.
https://roland.cm/dh-10_om
When you strike a pad, the built-in LED on the WT-10 lights up.
If the pad LED does not light up even after you strike the pad, replace
the batteries.
NOTE
¹ Use AA-size alkaline batteries.
¹ The fluid in the batteries may leak if the remaining battery level
gets too low. Replace the batteries as soon as possible.
¹ Remove the batteries from the pads when you are not using the
pads for an extended period of time.
Unpairing the V71 and pads
Here’s how to unpair the V71 from the pads.
1. Press the [TRIGGER] button on the V71.
2. Press the [F5] (ADVANCED) button.
3. Press the [F3] (DrumLink) button.
4. Press one of the [F2] (BASIC)–[F4] (OPT/ADV) buttons.
5. Press the [F5] (TOOLS) button to show the TOOLS
screen.
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Troubleshooting
Problem
Cannot pair the DH-10 with a drum pad
or cymbal
Items to check
Action
Check that the red and blue indicators on the DH-10
are lit.
If the red and blue indicators are not lit, reconnect the
USB port.
If you still don’t see any improvement, try a different
USB Type-C® cable.
When pairing, use a stick and strike the drum or cymbal fairly hard.
Also, when pairing with a cymbal, strike the edge to make pairing easier, as the sensitivity is greater.
This may be because only the PAD2 jack has been
plugged in to the WT-10.
No sound is heard when striking a drum
pad or a cymbal
Is the drum pad or cymbal paired with DH-10?
Have you configured the trigger for the drum pad or
cymbal (Input Configuration)?
When connecting only one pad, connect the PAD1 jack
of the WT-10. The PAD1 jack also functions as a power
switch.
Pair the drum pad or cymbal with DH-10.
Ø “Pairing the DH-10 with the WT-10” (p. 2)
If the drum pad or cymbal type is not set properly,
some playing techniques may not produce sound.
Configure the trigger settings so that the WT-10 works
properly.
Ø “Configuring the pad triggers” (p. 3)
The indicator does not light up even
when a cable is plugged in the WT-10
PAD1 jack
When you insert a plug into the PAD1 jack of the WT-10, the indicator briefly blinks and then goes dark.
The indicator does not stay illuminated while the power is on.
The indicator does not blink even when
a cable is plugged in the WT-10 PAD1
jack
The indicator light is not designed to blink when the
plug is unplugged from the PAD1 jack of the WT-10
and reinserted within 10 seconds.
The batteries are dead
Replace the two alkaline batteries (AA, LR6).
The parameters that have been set remain stored on the WT-10 even after the batteries are depleted.
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In this case, the WT-10 remains powered on, and you
can continue to operate it.
If the plug is unplugged for more than 20 seconds and
then plugged in, the indicator blinks and then goes
dark as usual.
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