RE: PMC10 problem

["M. Steven Ginn" <sginn@airmail.net>]

Hi Ed,

Well my original configuration had the PMC10 set on channels 15 & 16.
After it went through its initial reset, it would no longer communicate
so I had to use the handheld controller to change the midi channels back
to what I had originally programmed.  I then tried the upload again and
the PMC10 was able to respond to the data, but ultimately ended up like
before doing a full reset back to factory defaults.  It is almost as if
it gets all the data and then locks up (with all lights on) providing a
reset (to default) as the only option to get the unit working again.

Steve


> 
> Steve,
> 
> I ran into this recently. It might be because because in the 
> factory reset state NONE is the channel selected for the PMC 
> 10.  On page 3-11 of my PMC 10 Owner's Manual it says "The 
> PMC10 will only transmit and receive PMC10 SysEx data when 
> PMC10 Channel is 1-16." Go to submenu of MIDI and set PMC 
> Channel to 1-16.  Hopefully that's all that it is.
> 
> Ed
> 
> 
> >
> >Hi Sean (or any LD PMC10 owner),
> >
> >
> >I performed a download of my PMC10 using Raymond and then saved the 
> >file on my PC.  Everything seemed like it was working just 
> fine.  Then 
> >for some reason, I accidently did an upload of the current saved 
> >document, however the PMC10 reacted by flashing its display 
> erratcially 
> >and then ending with a message in the display stating to 
> press enter to 
> >reset.  Low and behold, the system was reset back to factory 
> defaults 
> >and now I can't seem to restore the saved document that I 
> created using 
> >Raymond.  Any ideas would be very helpful  & I would rather 
> not have to 
> >manually set everything back up (82 patches, 12 banks, 
> etc.).  My midi 
> >connections appear to be working properly, just for some reason when 
> >Raymond says that it is transferring data, the PMC10 doesn't 
> seem to be 
> >putting it where it needs to be.
> >
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Steve
> >
> >
> 
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