Thanks for uploading this. It was helpful! When I saw that same message on the screen I freaked out because I had several kits on there that I created from scratch. I was hoping that changing the battery before pressing F4 would keep from losing the kits that I had created but to my dreadful surprise, it did not! Lost everything! I think I'll be buying a memory card to prevent this from happening again. As well as keep a few extra batteries on hand just in case.
Very good video!! I have the exactly same module and i noticed that its getting a little hot by the display area i just wanted to know if this is normal. Thanks again for the video it was very helpful!
Does anyone know... can the tdw-1 board be taken out and installed in another td10? I just saw a post saying once it's pulled out, it's useless... id hate to take my chances
Thanks for the video, but this can be done in about a minute with less steps than this. You do not need to remove the mount from the back. Only remove the 8 screws underneath the unit near the front and back. You can use the mount (if it is still attached) to lift the bottom case off easily, swap the battery and replace the bottom and screws. It literally took me longer to write this comment than to replace the battery.
Very cool! I love the Roland series of e-drums. I don't have any, but I do have the Yamaha DTXpress 2 and 3 series kits. I put them all together into one big double bass kit. I recently played the Roland TD-30 set,.. and man oh man ... I need that in my life. So responsive, so real. I was blown away by all the pad programming and sounds/loops/percussion. Thanks for the info and the tutorial. I'm sure when the time comes, I'll be able to check/change my batteries if need be. Glad to see another drummer in the TF-Fandom. :) How long have you been playing? Who is your favourite drummer? If any Transformer could be a drummer, who would it be and what type of music would they play?? Inquiring minds want to know! lol cheers.
id like to say the easy answer would be jazz, but... maybe they all could just copy the beat pattern since they are machines. but breaking the beat and free styling might need a different mind. those close to humans. i started playing in 1984. but just a hobby. i have an axis double pedal and yes the td-30 is Niiice.
I have an old T-10 that we have been gigging with for about a year. was looking for a spare in case it goes out which would be a show stopper. I was looking for a spare. I can find non-expanded TD-10s. Can anyone tell me how hard it it is to expand the TD-10 and where I can find an expansion card? Thanks for the great video.
Greetings, I thank you for your video. I've owned my TD-10 since 2002 as well. I also have the expansion module. I love my TD10 and have used it to play live hundreds of times since 2003. It has been beat on, dropped, rained on, overheated, frozen and even disrespected by careless equipment handlers and it still performs flawlessly every time I power it up. I have put a ton of time into creating my personalized kits and never thought about an internal battery. Now I am alarmed to learn that someday I will have to use the knowledge you just shared with me to change my battery. I have the assumption that changing the battery will also loose all my customizations and the TD10 will default back to factory programming. Do you know if there is any way to swap the battery without loosing my custom setups? This is probably a question for Roland but since I am here I thought to ask you. So I thank you in advance if you respond. Take care.
hello Ruven! how are you? ive been hybernating with video uploads but i always watch yours. Nothing to do with your TD10 though. hope all is well with you
I forget hot sauce lube was a thing. That aside started doing live shows. Soon as I can figure out how to get guests on would love you to join me good sir.
Thanks for posting this! I just did my battery replacement in 10 minutes, thanks to you. Much appreciated.
:) glad i could help. "keep the beats broken!" should be a bumper sticker. but i dont have a car...
This was a perfect video! I thought i was going to have to get a new module, which I cannot afford. Thanks!!!
J'ai changé la pile (2032) et ça fonctionne à nouveau. Merci beaucoup !
Bless you, I'm sure this saved me a bundle.
Very funny (and helpful!) thanks!😄
Thanks for uploading this. It was helpful! When I saw that same message on the screen I freaked out because I had several kits on there that I created from scratch. I was hoping that changing the battery before pressing F4 would keep from losing the kits that I had created but to my dreadful surprise, it did not! Lost everything! I think I'll be buying a memory card to prevent this from happening again. As well as keep a few extra batteries on hand just in case.
Did you ever get a memory card? If so where did you get it? Thanks
Very good video!! I have the exactly same module and i noticed that its getting a little hot by the display area i just wanted to know if this is normal. Thanks again for the video it was very helpful!
Does anyone know... can the tdw-1 board be taken out and installed in another td10? I just saw a post saying once it's pulled out, it's useless... id hate to take my chances
sorry i dont remember if i installed that or bought it preinstalled. i bought mine in 2002. good luck
I have one with TDW taken out... yes now it is useless
Thanks for the video, but this can be done in about a minute with less steps than this. You do not need to remove the mount from the back. Only remove the 8 screws underneath the unit near the front and back. You can use the mount (if it is still attached) to lift the bottom case off easily, swap the battery and replace the bottom and screws. It literally took me longer to write this comment than to replace the battery.
Well done. Thanks!
Very cool! I love the Roland series of e-drums. I don't have any, but I do have the Yamaha DTXpress 2 and 3 series kits. I put them all together into one big double bass kit. I recently played the Roland TD-30 set,.. and man oh man ... I need that in my life. So responsive, so real. I was blown away by all the pad programming and sounds/loops/percussion. Thanks for the info and the tutorial. I'm sure when the time comes, I'll be able to check/change my batteries if need be. Glad to see another drummer in the TF-Fandom. :) How long have you been playing? Who is your favourite drummer? If any Transformer could be a drummer, who would it be and what type of music would they play?? Inquiring minds want to know! lol cheers.
id like to say the easy answer would be jazz, but... maybe they all could just copy the beat pattern since they are machines. but breaking the beat and free styling might need a different mind. those close to humans. i started playing in 1984. but just a hobby. i have an axis double pedal and yes the td-30 is Niiice.
Great. Thanks. I got also a little hungry 'cause the pepper sauce.
Thank you.
I have an old T-10 that we have been gigging with for about a year. was looking for a spare in case it goes out which would be a show stopper. I was looking for a spare. I can find non-expanded TD-10s. Can anyone tell me how hard it it is to expand the TD-10 and where I can find an expansion card? Thanks for the great video.
Greetings, I thank you for your video. I've owned my TD-10 since 2002 as well. I also have the expansion module. I love my TD10 and have used it to play live hundreds of times since 2003. It has been beat on, dropped, rained on, overheated, frozen and even disrespected by careless equipment handlers and it still performs flawlessly every time I power it up. I have put a ton of time into creating my personalized kits and never thought about an internal battery. Now I am alarmed to learn that someday I will have to use the knowledge you just shared with me to change my battery. I have the assumption that changing the battery will also loose all my customizations and the TD10 will default back to factory programming. Do you know if there is any way to swap the battery without loosing my custom setups? This is probably a question for Roland but since I am here I thought to ask you. So I thank you in advance if you respond. Take care.
i think you have to use the special memory card to back up the data. i never had one. there might be another way with the midi, but i dont know.
You need to back up to the compact flash card
You need the memory card (not a compact flash)
Theyre hard to come by.
Thanks, very simple, very funny...but when do I eat peanuts, and do You pour over the pnuts or drink hot sauve straight?
usually tip the bottle into my mouth. less messy
Thaks for the's video ..
Can you tel me pls
How can i get it one IC RA0-005
For my roland td10 pls
hello Ruven! how are you? ive been hybernating with video uploads but i always watch yours. Nothing to do with your TD10 though. hope all is well with you
thanks man. i want to get back into videos but just disappointed with transformers.
This guy is one annoying mker...damn! Just show how to change the battery!
That video could have been 45 seconds instead of eleven and a half minutes.
you are right..danggg
I like lube. I also like hot sauce.
i like hot sauce lube! good for me not for her.
I forget hot sauce lube was a thing. That aside started doing live shows. Soon as I can figure out how to get guests on would love you to join me good sir.
just let me know
I have no idea what that piece of equipment is for but couldn't you do with out the peanuts and screwdriver and just go strait up hot sauce?
yes you could but then you couldnt change the battery.
thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That voice,,
Too much nonsense. I'll move on