Roland SC-7 - Physical Connections and Dimensions

Physical Connections and Dimensions

  • Host Connector Connection (mini-DIN 8 pin, for a RS-232C or RS-422 computer connection)
  • MIDI In (for sound module MIDI input in stand-alone operation or for MIDI interface MIDI input in serial/computer operation)
  • Audio Input 1 (stereo 3.5mm miniature jack)
  • Audio Input 2 (stereo 3.5mm miniature jack, in front-panel)
  • Audio Output (RCA jack L,R)
  • Headphone Output (stereo 3.5mm miniature jack, in front-panel)

Dimensions are 168 (w) x 203 (d) x 35 (h) mm and weight 0.5 kg.

Power requirements: draws 300 mA of current at 9 volts. Polarity: shield (sleeve) positive, core (tip) negative. In Finland, ships with the Roland ACI-230C power supply unit.

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