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Re: Echoplex Woes



Hi Donovan,
I've seen something like that before.

Please do the following test:-

Plug in a cable to the Brother Sync socket.
If the EDP re-boots when you earth the tip of that lead to the
chassis of the edp then you know you have this fault.

Matthias Grob fixed my edp by adding a small capacitor onto the circuit 
board.
...maybe he can supply details.

andy butler 


Donearlsto@aol.com wrote:
> Hello,
> Sorry if this has ever been addressed on the list, I often have to leave 
> the list due to issues with keeping up with email on the road.
> Anyway...
> Tonight in Vegas my Echoplex deciding to act crazy, I was wondering if 
> anyone could offer some insight?
> 
> Here is the series of events:
> 1. During rehearsal, the unit worked well at first.
> 2.  The unit then proceeded to re-boot if I pressed a button (say 
> "record") twice in quick succession.
> 3.  The unit then started to reboot at seemingly random intervals.
> 4.  The unit would then reboot, be functional for a few seconds, then 
> reboot again.
> 5.  Finally the unit would reboot, but not entirely.  It would scroll 
> "Loop 4" for a while, then show "1.1" then scroll "loop 4."  This "loop" 
> continued indefinitely, and the unit would never fully reboot. 
> By concert time the unit was not functional.   Turning the unit off, 
> unplugging the unit and changing the power source and checking the 
> inside for anything loose all proved fruitless.
> 
> I am on the road and don't have my manual with me, so any help is 
> appreciated. 
> Anybody have any idea what is going on here (i.e how it happened or 
> why?)? Who can fix this?
> 
> Thanks for your time,
> Donovan Stokes
> 
> www.donovanstokes.com
> www.myspace.com/donovanstokes
> 
> 
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