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There is a built in oscillator that will tell you if the outputs are working. Press the EDIT button. Select one of the four processors (try "D" just in case there is a serial configuration seleced). Turn the big knob until the big red LED reads 95 and the LCD reads "Sine / Noise Gen" Scroll to the volume parameter (which defaults at 15) and turn it up until yuo hear the 1khz tone. >I just got an Ensoniq DP4+ from a local producer. It has the common >"battery is low" message which I figure I'll take care of once I get it >running. The problem is there is NO sound at all coming from it. I checked >all my cables and they're ok. > >I can put something into each of the inputs and get LEDs indicating the >unit is reading the input. I also reinitialized it just to see if he had >some funky setup going. No dice. I tried turning off all the pedal inputs >and midi just in case there was something going on there and still >nothing. Finally I plugged an ensoniq CV pedal into each to the inputs on >the back to see if that would swep the volume up somehow. Nada. > >The unit seems in good shape otherwise however the headphone jack has been >removed. I think he just disabled it because I heard something on that >side of the unit moving when I pick it up. Not sure if that could be part >of the issue or not but I figured I'd ask here before I open it up and >start poking around. > >Is there some easy test to make sure I hae the unit configured to put out >an output? When I bypass the effects there is no sound either. > >Any ideas appreciated. also if someone knows what kind of battery this >sucker takes I'll do that once I have it open as well. Could the battery >be an issue in the volume> > >thanks for any/all help. > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------ > Weird, Scary, and Beautiful Music and Art: > Http://www.HelpWantedProductions.com -- ... http://www.zmix.net