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JP-8000 problem: Memory storing failed

PostPosted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 7:30 am
by Shadowswithin
Ok so i just got my JP in the mail today...well i guess this wont work unless someone has one, does anyone?

every time i go to save a performance i save the lower part right next to the upper and write the performance and the two patches....but when i turn it back on all that disappears and it's factory defaults...there not option to turn on/off copy protection so im not sure why it wont save.

Re: JP-8000 problem

PostPosted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 10:36 am
by Niki
Hi Shadows,
I've moved your message in the right place : Wink :
I hope someone can help you for your problem, I don't know your keyboard : RedFace :

Re: JP-8000 problem

PostPosted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 4:01 pm
by Shadowswithin
thanks i wasn't sure where it went :p

Re: JP-8000 problem

PostPosted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 5:17 pm
by Liquidkey
Shadowswithin wrote:Ok so i just got my JP in the mail today...well i guess this wont work unless someone has one, does anyone?

every time i go to save a performance i save the lower part right next to the upper and write the performance and the two patches....but when i turn it back on all that disappears and it's factory defaults...there not option to turn on/off copy protection so im not sure why it wont save.

Is there any kind of battery in the JP-8000 that holds the ROM information? In that case, simply replace the battery :)

Re: JP-8000 problem

PostPosted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 1:12 am
by Support Synthonia
Liquidkey wrote:
Shadowswithin wrote:Ok so i just got my JP in the mail today...well i guess this wont work unless someone has one, does anyone?

every time i go to save a performance i save the lower part right next to the upper and write the performance and the two patches....but when i turn it back on all that disappears and it's factory defaults...there not option to turn on/off copy protection so im not sure why it wont save.

Is there any kind of battery in the JP-8000 that holds the ROM information? In that case, simply replace the battery :)

Yes, I think that you need a new BATTERY, but is really strange that the presets remains!!!

Re: JP-8000 problem

PostPosted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 2:00 am
by Shadowswithin
well i posted on vintage synth, and one of the guys said there was an option for turn on, instead of starting out at the first preset it started where i left off. that worked for a bit but it's doing it again.

Re: JP-8000 problem

PostPosted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 2:12 am
by Support Synthonia
Shadowswithin wrote:well i posted on vintage synth, and one of the guys said there was an option for turn on, instead of starting out at the first preset it started where i left off. that worked for a bit but it's doing it again.

Probabily the JP8000 Patches MEMORY is READ ONLY.............
Ther's some USERS PATCHES?