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I own a SDS7 that is "brain dead". All the memories are gone. I suspect the battery, and tried to apply voltage, but I guess there is nothing to recall.  I have the MTM Midi retrofit that I think still works. Any advice?

Change battery and make new programs.

That\ufffds all you can do.

WT

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From: <hughcardon@...>
To: <Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2010 9:52 PM
Subject: [Simmons Drums] Brain dead SDS7


>I own a SDS7 that is "brain dead". All the memories are gone. I suspect the 
>battery, and tried to apply voltage, but I guess there is nothing to 
>recall.  I have the MTM Midi retrofit that I think still works. Any advice?
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Change the battery. Nothing is coming back. You  have to reprogram from 
scratch. Sorry. I feel your pain.
 
 
In a message dated 4/4/2010 4:10:44 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
hughcardon@... writes:

 
 
 
I own a SDS7 that is "brain dead". All the memories are gone. I suspect the 
 battery, and tried to apply voltage, but I guess there is nothing to 
recall. I  have the MTM Midi retrofit that I think still works. Any  advice?





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Hello Hugh,

 "Welcome to the (SDS7's) club"...  We all had the same happening atsome point
...
I'd just add : Don't forget to open the filter first if you wanna hear any sound
&settings,  after having changed the battery...

Good luck


Selon "hughcardon@..." <hughcardon@...>:

> I own a SDS7 that is "brain dead". All the memories are gone. I suspect the
> battery, and tried to apply voltage, but I guess there is nothing to recall.
> I have the MTM Midi retrofit that I think still works. Any advice?
>
>