Here is the procedure:<\/p>\n
The PCM70 has extensive protection against power line noise, etc. but can
still have its memory become scrambled by power line noise, glitches, etc.<\/p>\n
You can try the following to correct the problem. BE AWARE however, that
the second option listed here WILL CLEAR THE ENTIRE MEMORY, INCLUDING
REGISTERS.<\/p>\n
First:
Turn off the power switch for a few moments, then turn it back on. When the
software version number appears on the display, press the 8 key.<\/p>\n
After a few moments you will be asked:
CLR ALL BUT REGS
Press the LOAD key. The display flashes:
CLEARING<\/p>\n
If this fails, try the following: (REMEMBER, ALL MEMORY CLEARED)<\/p>\n
Turn off the power switch for a few moments, then turn it back on. When the
software version number appears on the display, press the 0 key.<\/p>\n
After a few moments, you will be asked:
CLEAR MEMORY?
Press the LOAD key. You will be asked:
ARE YOU SURE?
Press the 1 key. The PCM70 will briefly flash:
CLEARING MEMORY
and then load program 0.0. All registers will be erased and all control
parameters will be returned to factory presets.<\/p>\n
I have cc’d this message to our tech support staff (Greg Hogan, Jim
Ciardelli and Brian Wood). They will respond [please, Greg, Jim, Brian]
with any other ideas.<\/p>\n
Barbara Johnstone
Customer Service Manager
Lexicon, Inc.<\/p>\n
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