Lexicon CP-1 PLUS V2.0 Owner's Manual page 44

CP-1 Digital Audio Environment Processor
Problem
Erratic recall of programs
Channel(s) not working
Restoring defaults
Possible Cause and Solution
Severe power surges or sags can confuse the CP-1 memory. To correct,
or if you simply want to start over, restore the factory defaults with the
procedure described at the end of this section.
Check the front panel buttons and make sure that one (and only one)
button out of each of the three pairs is depressed. Pressing two
buttons together, or having neither button pressed, can cause chan-
nels to drop out.
If severe power surges or sags cause problems with CP-1 memory
storage, or you simply want to start with a clean slate in the User
registers, you can restore factory presets into the User registers with
the following procedure. This will erase any programs you have
stored in the User register, so you may want to note any settings
you wish to re-use before proceeding.
Turn CP-1 power OFF. While pressing PARAM on the Remote
Control, turn power ON. (Make sure your hand does not block the
infrared receiver on the CP-1 front panel.) Continue holding down
PARAM until the display reads:
Release PARAM and press EFFECT MUTE to clear and reload User
registers, and to restore all factory settings of Volume, Balance,
Contrast, Configuration, etc. The display will read:
Press PARAM to restore normal operation. (Remember to check the
LCD contrast and Configuration settings, since they will have been
reset to factory defaults.)
If you cannot solve functional problems through these procedures,
consult your dealer or Lexicon/Customer Service Department. DO
NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, OPEN THE UNIT. DO-
ING SO WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY, AND MODIFICA-
TIONS MAY RENDER THE UNIT UNSERVICEABLE.
Troubleshooting
** TEST MODE **
PRM Key To Exit
RESTORE DEFAULTS
PRM Key To Exit
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