Thanks David.
I got through the entire procedure, but while completing step 18, I found that I could still hear each of the six notes bleeding through even when I took the master slider to minimum. Should I be concerned about this?
Also, is it possible for patches to appear in different locations after loading all programs post an EPROM REV change???
Cheers,
James
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I got through the entire procedure, but while completing step 18, I found that I could still hear each of the six notes bleeding through even when I took the master slider to minimum. Should I be concerned about this?
Also, is it possible for patches to appear in different locations after loading all programs post an EPROM REV change???
Cheers,
James
Sent from my iPhone
On 2013-03-16, at 15:57, "David Clarke" <ac151@...> wrote:
>> ... *I assume that if I have the version with all four
>> Rev9 EPROMS instead of two that I just put all four in right now at
>> this step?
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> Yes.
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> If the number of old EPROMs and new EPROMs are the same - then you just
> take out the old ones, and put in the new ones (and so don't need to
> follow step 4 in the earlier noted procedure - which is a jumper change
> to tell the Polaris to handle 2 chips instead of 4).
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> David Clarke
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