Thanks, I may try that in the future. For the time being I employed the "Drop Reset Procedure" and that seems to have done the trick (so probably a loose jumper). --- In DW8000@yahoogroups.com, Paul Cunningham <paul@...> wrote: > > Hi -- Chances are that the solder joints on your DW-6000 MIDI jack > have broken. Taking the cover off teh top of the DW-6000 is a cinch > (small black screws on the bottom). The whole top can be carefully > lifted back, and you will see the board that has all the jacks. I'd > suggest taking a quick photo (for future reference) and then removing > the board, unplugging it from the main board, or at least getting > enough access to it to inspect the solder joints and repair. Also > check for loose jumpers -- it could be just that. -pc > > > On Nov 16, 2009, at 10:08 AM, Paul wrote: > > > Hello there, > > > > I recently aquired a DW-6000 off of Ebay. > > > > After a few weeks I tried to load the Factory Presets via MIDI and > > found the the MIDI In only works when the keyboard is at an angle > > (of about 45 degrees). > > > > This sounds like a loose connection - can anyone tell me the > > disassembly procedure or point me in the direction of the service > > manual? > > > > Regards, > > Paul > > >
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Re: Weird MIDI In Issue
2009-11-19 by Paul
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