ROLAND SP-404 (01) PDF Document

The ROLAND SP-404 Sampler has several key features:

Quick and Easy Sampling!: You can sample via the Line/Mic input or use the onboard microphone. It also operates on batteries for portability.

Pro Quality Effects Onboard!: It includes 29 DSP effects such as Filter, Lo-Fi, Isolator, and unique effects like Subsonic and a new looper FX.

Realtime Performance!: The unit features 3 rubber control knobs, 12 trigger pads, and an extra Sub Pad for realtime action.

Create Your Own Tracks!: You can record patterns in real time with the Pattern Sequencer, which includes a quantize function. It allows for smooth triggering from one pattern to another.

More Samples on Memory Card!: You can store up to 1 GB of samples on optional CompactFlash cards. It also reads WAV/AIFF files from CF cards.

The manual for the ROLAND SP-404 uses the following symbols to convey information:

NOTE: This indicates an important note that you should be sure to read.

MEMO: This indicates a memo regarding a setting or function, which you can read as desired.

TIP: This indicates a useful hint for operation, which you can read as necessary.

cf.: This indicates information for your reference, which you can read as necessary.

TERM: This indicates an explanation of a term, which you can read as necessary.

The top panel of the ROLAND SP-404 has the following controls:

1. VOLUME Knob: Adjusts the volume of the line output and the headphones.

2. CTRL 1-3 Knobs: Control parameters assigned to the selected effect.

– CTRL 1 Knob: Adjusts the sample start location or the sample playback time.

– CTRL 2 Knob: Adjusts the pattern’s BPM (tempo) or the sample end location.

– CTRL 3/MFX Knob: Selects an MFX type, or adjusts the sampling level or sample volume.

3. PEAK Indicator: Helps you adjust the level when sampling. For the correct level, adjust it so this indicator lights occasionally.

4. Effect Buttons: Select the effect you want to use. An effect is on when its button is lit. You cannot turn on two or more effects simultaneously.

5. Display: Provides information such as BPM, setting values, and error messages. It can also show the remaining sampling time.

6. Display Illumination: Blinks in synchronization with the tempo of the pattern.

7. PATTERN SELECT Button: Used to play or record a pattern. When lit, you can press a pad to select a pattern.

8. SAMPLE EDIT Buttons (START/END/LEVEL, TIME/BPM, TAP TEMPO):

– START/END/LEVEL: Change the start point, end point, or volume of a sample.

– TIME/BPM: Specify the playback time or BPM of a sample.

– TAP TEMPO: Set the tempo by pressing this button several times at the desired interval.

9. SAMPLING Buttons (DEL, REC, RESAMPLE):

– DEL: Delete a sample or pattern.

– REC: Start/stop sampling or record a pattern.

– RESAMPLE: Apply an effect to a sample and then sample it again (“resampling”).

10. SAMPLE MODE Buttons (LO-FI, STEREO, GATE, LOOP, REVERSE):

– LO-FI: Switches the sampling grade between standard (dark) and lo-fi (lit).

– STEREO: Switches between monaural (dark) and stereo (lit) sampling.

– GATE: Switches between gate playback (lit, plays only while holding pad) and trigger playback (dark, toggles play/stop).

– LOOP: Switches between loop playback (lit, repeats) and one-shot playback (dark, plays once).

– REVERSE: Selects reverse playback (lit) or normal playback (dark).

11. CANCEL, REMAIN, MARK Buttons:

– CANCEL: Cancel a sampling or sample-delete operation. Also stops pattern playback or recording. Pressing it four times in rapid succession stops all currently sounding notes.

– REMAIN: Shows the remaining time available for sampling. Hold it down and press a pad to select a sample for effect application or setting changes.

– MARK: Play just a specified portion of a sampled sound.

12. BANK Buttons (A, B, C/G, D/H, E/I, F/J): Switch sample banks or pattern banks depending on the status of the [PATTERN SELECT] button.

13. Pads (1-12): Play the sample assigned to the pad, or select a pattern if [PATTERN SELECT] is lit.

14. HOLD Pad, EXT SOURCE Pad, SUB PAD:

– HOLD Pad: Hold down a sample pad and press [HOLD] to keep the sample playing after you release the pad.

– EXT SOURCE Pad: Mute/unmute or apply an effect to an external audio input source (line or mic).

– SUB PAD: Play the sample of the pad you pressed most recently.

15. MIC Button: Switches the mic input on (lit) or off (dark).

16. Internal Mic: The SP-404’s internal microphone. It is disabled if an external mic is plugged into the MIC IN jack.

Front Panel:

1. PHONES Jack: For connecting stereo headphones. Outputs the same sound as the LINE OUT jacks.

2. MEMORY CARD Slot: For inserting a CompactFlash memory card.

3. MIC LEVEL Knob: Adjusts the volume of the internal mic or a mic connected to the MIC IN jack.

4. MIC IN Jack: For connecting an external microphone.

Rear Panel:

1. Ground Terminal: Connect to an external ground to prevent hum or a gritty feeling on the surface, which is caused by a harmless, infinitesimal electrical charge.

2. DC IN Jack: Connect the included AC adaptor here.

3. POWER Switch: Turns the power on/off.

4. MIDI IN Connector: Connect to your MIDI device.

5. LINE IN Jacks (L/R): Connect to the audio source (e.g., CD player) you’re sampling from.

6. LINE OUT Jacks (L/R): Connect to your audio system, amp, or mixer.

7. Security Slot: For use with a Kensington security lock.

To connect and power on your ROLAND SP-404, follow these steps:

1. Turn off the power of all devices before you make any connections to prevent malfunction or damage.

2. Connect the included AC adaptor to the DC IN jack. Alternatively, you can power the SP-404 with six AA batteries.

3. Connect the LINE OUT jacks to your audio system or amp. If using headphones, connect them to the PHONES jack. If you plan to sample, connect your audio source to the LINE IN jacks or a mic to the MIC IN jack.

4. Connect the AC adaptor to an AC power outlet.

Turning the Power On:

1. Turn the SP-404’s VOLUME knob all the way to the left.

2. Minimize the volume of the connected amp or audio system.

3. Turn the SP-404’s POWER switch to the ON position.

4. Turn on the power of the connected amp or audio system.

5. While striking the SP-404’s pads, gradually raise the VOLUME knob to adjust the volume. Also, adjust the connected amp or audio system to the appropriate level.

To install batteries in your ROLAND SP-404:

1. Remove the battery compartment cover located on the bottom of the unit.

2. Insert six AA batteries, ensuring they are in the correct polarity as marked on the bottom of the unit.

3. Close the cover securely.

When the battery capacity decreases, the display illumination will remain lit, and a dot in the lower right of the display will blink. If the batteries run down completely, “Lo” will appear, and you will need to replace the batteries.

1. Minimize the volume of the ROLAND SP-404 and the connected amp or audio system.

2. Turn off the power of the amp or audio system.

3. Turn off the power of the ROLAND SP-404.

Important: The power of the ROLAND SP-404 must be turned off when you insert or remove a memory card to avoid data damage.

Inserting a Memory Card:

1. Insert the memory card into the card slot on the front panel. Carefully push it all the way in until it is firmly in place. If the card is being used for the first time, you will need to format it.

Removing a Memory Card:

1. Press the eject button located beside the front panel card slot. The memory card will pop out partway. Grasp the card and pull it all the way out.

The ROLAND SP-404 ships with a special screw installed on the bottom of the unit. To prevent theft of the memory card:

1. With the memory card cover attached, use a Phillips screwdriver to remove this screw.

2. Move the screw to the hole marked “CARD LOCK” and screw it in.

Once screwed in, the memory card cover cannot be removed.

The ROLAND SP-404 comes with factory-loaded samples. To listen to them:

1. Make sure that the [PATTERN SELECT] button is not lit. If it is, press it to switch it off.

2. Press pad 1. The pad will light up while the sound plays.

3. Try pressing pads 2-12 as well. Ensure that sample bank A is selected (the BANK [A] button should be lit). If a different bank is selected, press BANK [A] to switch to bank A.

To apply an effect like “filter + overdrive” to a sample on your ROLAND SP-404:

1. Make sure [PATTERN SELECT] is not lit.

2. Press the pad for the sample to which you want to apply the effect. The sample will start playing.

3. Press the [FILTER+DRIVE] button so it is lit. The effect is now applied.

4. Turn the CTRL 1-3 knobs to adjust the effect parameters:

– CTRL 1 (CUTOFF): Adjusts the filter’s cutoff frequency. Left is darker, right is brighter.

– CTRL 2 (RESONANCE): Adjusts the filter’s resonance. Turning it right adds a more distinctive character.

– CTRL 3 (DRIVE): Adjusts the amount of distortion. Turning it right increases the distortion.

5. To turn off the effect, press [FILTER+DRIVE] again so its LED goes out.

A “pattern” on the ROLAND SP-404 is a recorded sequence of sample playback. To play the factory-set patterns:

1. Press the [PATTERN SELECT] button so it is lit. “Ptn” will appear in the display.

2. Press pad 1. The pad will change from blinking to lit, and the pattern will begin playing. Ensure that pattern bank A is selected (BANK [A] should be lit).

3. Try pressing other pads (2-12) as well. If you press another pad while a pattern is playing, that pattern will be “reserved” and will play automatically after the current one finishes.

4. To stop pattern playback, press the [CANCEL] (PATTERN STOP) button.

To change the playback tempo of a pattern:

1. Press [PATTERN SELECT] so it’s lit.

2. Press [TIME/BPM] so it’s lit.

3. Turn the CTRL 2 knob. The display will show the playback tempo as a BPM (Beats Per Minute) value, which changes as you turn the knob.

4. Press [TIME/BPM] again so it’s no longer lit to exit the tempo change mode.

Here’s how to sample a sound from a CD player into pad 9 of sample bank B:

1. Connect your CD player to the LINE IN jacks.

2. Make sure that [PATTERN SELECT] is not lit.

3. Press BANK [B] so it’s lit.

4. Press [REC] so it’s lit. The ROLAND SP-404 enters sampling-standby mode, and pads with no assigned sample will start blinking.

5. Press pad 9. The pad will light up, and [REC] will start blinking.

6. While playing the sound from your CD player, turn the CTRL 3 (LEVEL) knob to adjust the sampling level so that the PEAK indicator lights occasionally.

7. Play back the sound you want to sample from the CD player and press [REC] at the moment you want to begin sampling. The [REC] button will light up, and sampling begins.

8. Press [REC] again at the moment you want to stop sampling. The pad and [REC] button will go out.

9. Press pad 9 to play back the sound you just sampled.

If you are not satisfied with a sound you sampled, you can delete it by following these steps:

1. Press the [DEL] button so it is lit. Pads with an assigned sample will start blinking, and “dEL” will appear in the display.

2. Press the pad of the sample you want to delete. The pad will light up, and [DEL] will start blinking.

3. Press [DEL] again. The [DEL] button will change from blinking to lit, and a dot in the display will start blinking. Once the sample has been deleted, the blinking will stop.

Important: Never turn off the power while the dot is blinking, as this could lead to data loss for other samples as well.

The ROLAND SP-404 has a polyphony of 12 notes, meaning it can play up to twelve samples simultaneously. However, each stereo sample will occupy two notes. The number of samples that can play simultaneously is as follows:

The Hold function allows a sample to continue playing even after you take your finger off the pad. This is especially useful for samples set to Loop Playback.

1. Make sure that [PATTERN SELECT] is not lit.

2. Make sure the correct bank is selected, then press a pad to play the sample.

3. Before you release your finger from the pad, press [HOLD]. The [HOLD] button will light up, and the sample will continue playing even after you take your finger off the pad.

4. Press [HOLD] again to stop the sound.

You can play, apply effects to, and adjust the volume of an external audio source like a CD player or microphone connected to your ROLAND SP-404.

Playing an External Source (e.g., CD Player):

1. Start playback on your CD player.

2. Press [EXT SOURCE] so the pad is lit. The line input sound will now be heard.

3. To switch between stereo and monaural, press the [STEREO] button (lit for stereo).

4. You can apply an effect by pressing one of the effect buttons to make it light.

Adjusting the Volume of the External Audio Input:

1. Press [EXT SOURCE] so the pad is lit. If you’re using a mic, also press [MIC] so it’s lit.

2. Press [START/END/LEVEL] so it’s lit.

3. Turn the CTRL 3 (LEVEL) knob to adjust the input volume. Adjust it so the PEAK indicator lights occasionally.

4. Press [START/END/LEVEL] again to set the volume. The button’s light will go out.

The ROLAND SP-404 has 24 MFX (multi-effects) in addition to the five effects with dedicated buttons. Here’s how to select them:

Using the CTRL 3/MFX Knob:

1. Hold down the [MFX] button and turn the CTRL 3/MFX knob.

2. The display will show the MFX type as a number from 1-24. Turn the knob to select your desired effect.

3. Release the [MFX] button. MFX is now turned on with the selected effect.

Using the Pads:

1. To select MFX 1-12, hold down [MFX] and press a pad from [1]-[12].

2. To select MFX 13-24, hold down [MFX] and [VINYL SIM], then press a pad from [1]-[12].

Normally, an effect is applied only to the current pad’s sample. To apply the same effect to multiple samples:

1. Make sure [PATTERN SELECT] is not lit.

2. Press the button for the effect you want to use, making it light.

3. Press [REMAIN] (CURRENT PAD). The current pad will start blinking.

4. While continuing to hold down [REMAIN], press each additional pad to which you want to apply the effect. Each pad you press will start blinking and become the current pad.

5. When you’ve selected all the pads, release the [REMAIN] button. The same effect will now be applied to all the pads you specified.

The available sampling time on the ROLAND SP-404 depends on whether you are using internal memory or a memory card, and the selected sampling grade (STANDARD or LO-FI). The times listed are for monaural sampling; stereo sampling time will be half of the listed value.

Internal Memory (Total for Banks A and B)

Memory Card (Total for Banks C-J)

Resampling lets you play back one or more samples with an effect and sample the result as a new sample. Here’s how to apply a “filter + overdrive” effect to pad 1 of bank A and resample it to pad 12 of bank B:

1. Make sure [PATTERN SELECT] is not lit.

2. Press [RESAMPLE] so it’s lit. “LEV” appears in the display.

3. Press BANK [A] (the source) and then press pad 1. The sample starts playing.

4. Press [FILTER+DRIVE] so it’s lit to turn on the effect.

5. Turn the CTRL 3 (LEVEL) knob to adjust the sampling level so the PEAK indicator lights occasionally.

6. Press [REC] so it’s blinking. Available pads for resampling start blinking.

7. Specify the destination by pressing BANK [B] and then press pad 12.

8. Press [LO-FI] to select the sampling grade (STANDARD or LO-FI).

9. Press [STEREO] to select stereo or monaural sampling.

10. Press [REC] so it’s lit.

11. To start resampling, specify the source again by pressing BANK [A] and then pad 1. The source sample starts playing, and resampling begins.

12. When you want to stop, press [REC].

13. Press pad 12 to play the newly resampled sound.

You can change how a sample plays back on the ROLAND SP-404 using the following settings:

Loop vs. One-shot Playback:

1. Select the pad of the sample you want to change.

2. Press the [LOOP] button. When it’s lit, the sample will loop repeatedly (Loop Playback). When it’s dark, it will play only once (One-shot Playback).

Gate vs. Trigger Playback:

1. Select the pad of the sample you want to change.

2. Press the [GATE] button. When it’s lit, the sample plays only while you hold down the pad (Gate Playback). When it’s dark, the sample will start playing when you press the pad and continue even if you release it (Trigger Playback).

Reverse Playback:

1. Select the pad of the sample you want to change.

2. Press the [REVERSE] button so it’s lit. The sample will now play backward. Press it again to return to normal playback.

You can specify the portion of a sample that will play by setting its Start and End points.

Changing Both the Start and End Point:

1. Press the pad of the sample you want to edit.

2. When playback reaches the point where you want the sample to start, press [MARK]. The button will start blinking.

3. When playback reaches the point where you want the sample to end, press [MARK] again. The button will become lit, indicating the new points are set.

Making Fine Adjustments:

1. Press the pad of the sample you want to edit.

2. Press [START/END/LEVEL] so it’s lit.

3. Turn the CTRL 1 (START) knob to make fine adjustments to the Start Point.

4. Turn the CTRL 2 (END) knob to make fine adjustments to the End Point.

5. Press [START/END/LEVEL] again to exit.

Truncating a sample deletes the waveform data outside of the set Start and End points, which helps make efficient use of memory.

1. Ensure the Start and/or End points have been set for the sample ([MARK] should be lit).

2. Press the pad of the sample you want to truncate.

3. Press [DEL] so it’s lit.

4. Press [MARK]. The [DEL] button will start blinking, and “trC” appears in the display.

5. Press [DEL] again. [DEL] lights up, and the truncate operation begins. A dot in the display will blink while the operation is in progress.

Important: Never turn off the power while the dot is blinking.

Recording a pattern allows you to layer (overdub) samples to build up complex performances. Here is the general procedure:

1. Press [PATTERN SELECT] so it’s lit.

2. Press [REC] so it’s lit. Pads where no pattern is assigned will begin blinking.

3. Select the pattern bank you want to use for recording.

4. Press the pad where you want to record the pattern. The pad lights, [REC] starts blinking, and the metronome begins sounding.

5. Adjust metronome volume with [START/END/LEVEL] + CTRL 3 knob.

6. Set the pattern tempo with [TIME/BPM] + CTRL 2 knob.

7. Set the pattern length (in measures) with [LENGTH] + CTRL 3 knob.

8. Set the quantization with [QUANTIZE] + CTRL 3 knob.

9. Press [REC]. The button changes from blinking to lit, and after a one-measure count-in, recording begins.

10. Press pads at the desired timing to record them. The samples will play and be recorded. You can switch sample banks during recording.

11. You can continue to press pads on subsequent loops to overdub new parts.

12. When you have finished recording, press [CANCEL]. The recorded data will be saved.

Formatting a memory card will erase all data on the card. Before using a memory card for the first time, you must format it on the ROLAND SP-404.

1. Hold down [CANCEL] and press [REMAIN]. The BANK [C/G]-[F/J] buttons will begin blinking, and “FMt” will appear in the display.

2. Press any one of the BANK [C/G]-[F/J] buttons. The button will change from blinking to lit, and [DEL] will begin blinking.

3. Press [DEL]. The [DEL] button will begin blinking, and formatting will start. A dot in the display will blink while formatting is in progress. When the blinking stops, formatting is complete.

Important: Never turn off the power while the dot is blinking.

Here’s how to import audio files from a memory card to your ROLAND SP-404:

Before you begin:

– Place the WAV or AIFF files in the root folder (top level) of the memory card.

– The SP-404 can recognize a maximum of 120 audio files.

– File name extensions must be .WAV or .AIF.

– Only 8-bit and 16-bit depths are supported. Files will be imported as if they were 44.1 kHz data.

Import Procedure:

1. Make sure that [PATTERN SELECT] is not lit.

2. Hold down [CANCEL] and press [RESAMPLE]. “FiL” appears, and [REC] and [RESAMPLE] begin blinking.

3. Press [REC]. “iMP” (Import) appears, [REC] lights up, and pads [1]-[12] begin blinking.

4. Select the sample bank (A-J) into which you want to import the file(s).

5. Press the pad where you want the import to start. The pad lights, and [REC] begins blinking.

6. Press [REC] so it’s lit. The import will begin. The dot in the display will blink while in progress. When it stops, the import is complete.

You can manage backup data (all samples and patterns) on a memory card.

Saving Backup Data (Backup Save):

1. Hold down [CANCEL] and press one of the BANK [C/G]-[F/J] buttons. “SAV” appears, and pads without saved backup data begin blinking.

2. Select a destination pad (1-12) for the backup. The pad lights, and [REC] begins blinking.

3. Press [REC]. The save operation begins, indicated by a blinking dot in the display.

Loading Backup Data (Backup Load):

1. Hold down [CANCEL] and press BANK [A] or [B]. “Lod” appears, and pads with saved backup data begin blinking.

2. Press a pad to select the backup data you want to load. The pad lights, and [REC] begins blinking.

3. Press [REC]. The load operation begins, indicated by a blinking dot in the display.

Deleting Backup Data (Backup Delete):

1. Hold down [DEL] and press one of the BANK [C/G]-[F/J] buttons. “bdL” appears, and pads with saved backup data begin blinking.

2. Press a pad to select the backup data you want to delete. The pad lights, and [DEL] begins blinking.

3. Press [DEL]. The delete operation begins, indicated by a blinking dot in the display.

To synchronize your ROLAND SP-404 with another MIDI device, you first need to set the MIDI synchronization mode:

1. While holding down [TIME/BPM], turn on the power. The current MIDI synchronization mode will appear in the display.

2. Turn the CTRL 1 (TIME) knob to select the desired mode:

– “Aut” (Auto Sync): Automatically detects and synchronizes to incoming MIDI Clock. Receives MIDI Start/Stop/Continue messages for pattern playback.

– “tMp” (Tempo Sync): Synchronizes to MIDI Clock tempo but does not receive Start/Stop/Continue messages.

– “oFF” (Sync OFF): Does not receive MIDI Clock or Start/Stop/Continue messages.

3. Press [TIME/BPM] so its LED goes out to complete the setting.

Once set to “Aut,” you can connect your external MIDI sequencer’s MIDI OUT to the SP-404’s MIDI IN to control pattern playback and tempo.

Initializing the ROLAND SP-404 will erase all samples and patterns from its internal memory (banks A and B). This cannot be undone, and factory-set data cannot be restored.

1. While holding down [CANCEL], [REMAIN], and [DEL], turn on the power. “ini” appears in the display, and [REC] begins blinking.

2. If you are sure you want to initialize the internal memory, press [REC]. [REC] lights, and a dot in the display begins blinking.

3. Once the initialization is complete, the dot goes dark.

Important: Never turn off the power while the dot is blinking, as this may damage the data.

If you experience no sound or low volume, check the following:

– Are the ROLAND SP-404 and your connected equipment powered on?

– Are all devices connected correctly?

– Could your audio cables be broken or contain built-in resistors (which can lower the signal)? Try different cables if possible.

– Could the volume be turned down on the connected amp or mixer, or on the ROLAND SP-404 itself? Adjust levels appropriately.

– Is there sound coming from the headphones? If so, the issue may be with your connection cables or the connected amp/mixer.

– If using a memory card, is it inserted correctly?

– If trying to play a sample, is the pad lit? If a pad does not light when pressed, no sample has been assigned to it.

If you are unable to sample, check these possible causes:

– Out of memory: If “FUL” (Memory Full) appears, you need to delete unwanted samples to free up space.

– Memory card issues: If sampling to banks C-J, ensure the memory card is inserted correctly and has been formatted by the SP-404.

– No vacant pads: You cannot sample if all pads already have samples assigned. Delete unwanted samples to free up pads.

– Incorrect mode: If [PATTERN SELECT] is lit, you are in pattern mode and cannot sample. Press the button to turn it off.

– Delete mode active: If [DEL] is lit or blinking, you are in delete mode and cannot sample.

If your sampled sound is noisy or distorted, consider the following:

– Input level: If the input level is too high, the sound will be distorted. If it’s too low, it will be noisy. Adjust the level so the PEAK indicator lights occasionally during sampling.

– Effect settings: Some effects intentionally distort the sound or boost the level, which can emphasize noise. Try turning the effect off to check the original sample’s quality, then adjust effect settings as needed.

– Playing multiple samples: Even if individual sample levels are correct, playing many simultaneously can raise the overall level and cause distortion. Lower the level of each sample to prevent this.

SP-404: Sampler

– Maximum Polyphony: 12 voices

– Internal Memory: Samples: 24 (12 samples x 2 banks); Patterns: 24 (12 patterns x 2 banks)

– Memory Card (CompactFlash): Samples: 96 (12 samples x 8 banks); Patterns: 96 (12 patterns x 8 banks)

– Maximum Sampling Time (mono, approx.): Internal Memory: 5 min (STANDARD), 11 min (LO-FI). 1 GB Card: 386 min (STANDARD), 772 min (LO-FI).

– Sampling Frequency: 44.1 kHz

– Data Format: SP-404 original format (WAV/AIFF import/export possible)

– Sampling Mode: STANDARD, LO-FI

– Pattern Sequencer: Max recordable notes: Approx. 8,000 notes (Internal or Memory Card). Pattern Length: 1-99 measures.

– Effects: 29 types

– Signal Processing: AD Conversion: 24 bits; DA Conversion: 24 bits

– Display: 7 segments, 3 characters (LED)

– Onboard Mic: Mono x 1

– Connectors: LINE INPUT (L, R), LINE OUTPUT (L, R), Headphones (PHONES), MIC Jack, MIDI IN, AC Adaptor Jack, Memory Card Slot (CompactFlash)

– Power Supply: DC 9 V (Dry battery LR6 (AA) type x 6 or AC Adaptor)

– Expected battery life: Alkaline: 6 hours (approx.)

– Current Draw: 300 mA

– Dimensions: 177.6 (W) x 256.7 (D) x 72.1 (H) mm

– Weight: 1.3 kg (excluding batteries)

– Accessories: AC Adaptor, Owner’s Manual