Elektron Musical Instruments

Mine only reboots when I send midi signal to it when it's booting. That mostly
causes it to reboot.

jim crawford wrote:

> Currently I'm using a (battery powered) CZ-101 to control my SidStation.
>
> When I turn the CZ on, the first MIDI signal that the SidStation recieves
> from it seems to be causing it to reboot.  The opening animation plays
> jumpily, pausing every few frames.
>
> Turning the SidStation on after the CZ or sending a signal before the main
> menu comes up has sometimes worked, sometimes not.  Sometimes it reboots
> several times in a row before I can get it to play a note.
>
> I'm using OS1.11, R34.
>
> Any ideas what's going on?
>
> --
> Jim Crawford
> http://www.mindspring.com/~pfister_
>
>
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>Currently I'm using a (battery powered) CZ-101 to control my SidStation.
>
how in the hell are you using a cz-101 to control a sid?
and why are you using batteries?
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>Currently I'm using a (battery powered) CZ-101 to control my SidStation.
>
how in the hell are you using a cz-101 to control a sid?
and why are you using batteries?
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At 12:53 AM 3/9/01 -0000, "Saul Goode" <luv_hz@...> wrote:
>how in the hell are you using a cz-101 to control a sid?
Well, you see, on the back of the CZ-101 there's a little patch point
labeled "midi out".  And on the back of the SidStation there's a very
similar one labeled "midi in".

>and why are you using batteries?
Er, because I don't have a proper power supply for it.

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Jim Crawford
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> >how in the hell are you using a cz-101 to control a sid?
>Well, you see, on the back of the CZ-101 there's a little patch point
>labeled "midi out".  And on the back of the SidStation there's a very
>similar one labeled "midi in".

maybe i should have phrased my question differently...ahem...WHY the hell 
are you using a cz-101 to control a sid, although, i know cz-101's are 
famous for thier control.

> >and why are you using batteries?
>Er, because I don't have a proper power supply for it.

er, a $15 power supply would probably stop your sid from restarting.


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At 01:53 AM 3/9/01 -0000, "Saul Goode" <luv_hz@...> wrote:
>maybe i should have phrased my question differently...ahem...WHY the hell 
>are you using a cz-101 to control a sid
It's not the ideal controller, I know.  I just don't have any other working
devices that can send a midi signal.

>er, a $15 power supply would probably stop your sid from restarting.
The SidStation is being powered by the power supply that came with it.
It's the CZ that I don't have a proper power supply for.

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Jim Crawford
http://www.mindspring.com/~pfister_

even using the proper power on the 101 might stop some glitches.

and i think you meant "triggering" instead of "controlling"




>From: jim crawford <pfister_@...>
>Reply-To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
>To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [elektron] rebooting on midi signal
>Date: Thu, 08 Mar 2001 18:05:53 -0800
>
>At 01:53 AM 3/9/01 -0000, "Saul Goode" <luv_hz@...> wrote:
> >maybe i should have phrased my question differently...ahem...WHY the hell
> >are you using a cz-101 to control a sid
>It's not the ideal controller, I know.  I just don't have any other working
>devices that can send a midi signal.
>
> >er, a $15 power supply would probably stop your sid from restarting.
>The SidStation is being powered by the power supply that came with it.
>It's the CZ that I don't have a proper power supply for.
>
>--
>Jim Crawford
>http://www.mindspring.com/~pfister_
>

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guys, guys! technicalities...all of it.. :) calm down a bit would ya?
triggering, controlling...what ever. Does it really make that much 
difference? ether way...its a reaction to a midi stimulus :)

I too get the reboot at times..I combat midi gremlins by turning the sid on 
first, and selecting a patch, then powering my other shit.
-sean

>even using the proper power on the 101 might stop some glitches.
>
>and i think you meant "triggering" instead of "controlling"
>
>
>
>
> >From: jim crawford <pfister_@...>
> >Reply-To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
> >To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: Re: [elektron] rebooting on midi signal
> >Date: Thu, 08 Mar 2001 18:05:53 -0800
> >
> >At 01:53 AM 3/9/01 -0000, "Saul Goode" <luv_hz@...> wrote:
> > >maybe i should have phrased my question differently...ahem...WHY the 
>hell
> > >are you using a cz-101 to control a sid
> >It's not the ideal controller, I know.  I just don't have any other 
>working
> >devices that can send a midi signal.
> >
> > >er, a $15 power supply would probably stop your sid from restarting.
> >The SidStation is being powered by the power supply that came with it.
> >It's the CZ that I don't have a proper power supply for.
> >
> >--
> >Jim Crawford
> >http://www.mindspring.com/~pfister_
> >
>
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