Emax

Hi,
Phone E-mu Systems in the USA for an authorisation code for the memory.
They'll tell you the procedure.
Regards
Rob
www.emulatorarchive.com

  -----Original Message-----
  From: blacsparc@... [mailto:blacsparc@...]
  Sent: 30 August 2004 17:46
  To: emax@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [emax] memory installation..



  Hi all,      I am new here. I have a question about adding memory to my
emaxII. I got my first emax II in 1997, which was broken about two years ago
after a drop on the floor.      I just bought 2 more II's, which are
original factory models, no upgrades or harddrives(s/n 2122). Of course
after booting up with my zip disk, I couldnt open half my old banks due to
memory. Likewise, when I installed the harddrive from my old one into one of
the new ones, I couldnt open most of those banks.      So yesterday, I took
the daughterboard out of my old one and installed it onto one of the boards,
easy. But it wouldnt recognise the ic's, and it seemed to reduce my existing
memory in half. So I couldnt even open a couple banks that I just made.
fortunately I was able to do something in the diagnostic section that got
the memory back, not really sure what I did. I also got a message on booting
up: warning need to recalibrate. thats gone now too.      Anyway, If anyone
has any any info on whether I should try a different approach or give up, I
would be grateful. I have a feeling that without the proper os disk, which
is only good once, I am out of luck. thanks, Antony West

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