Software Version - Ada MP-1 CLASSIC Owner's Manual

ADA MP-1 Classic owner's manual

SOFTWARE VERSION

The MP-1 CLASSIC displays the current installed software version during power-up. It is
three digit read-out (1.00) which is displayed just after the LED's flash in the power up
sequence.
SELF DlAGNOSTICS & ERROR CODES
The MP-1 CLASSIC's internal self-diagnostic functions automatically check the unit for
memory errors during power up. Additional checks are made when data is received in the
form of MIDI System Exclusive messages. When an error is detected during power up, one
or more error messages will be displayed. The following chart shows the error code that will
be displayed in the event of a problem. the cause of the problem and the appropriate action
for you to take.
Diagnostic status is also available via MIDI System Exclusive messages. For information on
MIDI diagnostics, please refer to the ADA SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE SPECIFICATION, which
may be ordered from your authorized dealer, or directly from ADA. Error codes occur very
rarely, if ever, and some are a direct result of external causes and do not cause permanent
damage. All the error codes listed below up to Err 2 are a result of memory locations being
corrupted, most likely because of voltage spikes or sags in the AC power line. Again, we
recommend using an AC power conditioner if this is a recurring problem. If the error
message does not show up after entering the data again, there is no damage to the unit. If
the error messages continue, contact the ADA Customer Service, you may need a new back-
up battery. Err 3 and Err 4 are an indication that the SYSEX file just sent to the unit's MIDI IN
jack is not in accordance with the ADA MIDI SYSEX specification. Neither Err 3 nor Err 4 is
an indication of a problem within the unit. Err 5 and Err 6 are indications that the memory
hardware has problems and should be replaced.
DISPLAY
b1 to b128
C1 to C128
Err 1
Err 2
Err 3 or 4
Err 5
Err 6
CAUSE
Program bad data error. The program
indicated was found to have out-of-range
data. The program is initialized to default
values.
Program checksum error. The program
indicated was found to be in error. The
program is initialized to default values.
MIDI map checksum error.
Working register checksum error. The
Program just called up had a checksum
error. All values in the working registers
are set to default values.
System Exclusive. The SYSEX
message just received had errors
EPROM checksum error. The EPROM
chip needs to be replaced.
RAM error. The RAM chip needs to be
replaced.
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ACTION
Re-enter the data for the program via
Edit session.
Re-enter the data for the program via
Edit session.
Re-enter MIDI map assignments or reset
1 to 1
Re-enter the data for the program via edit
session.
Check the SYSEX file just
sent.
Contact ADA Customer Service
Contact ADA Customer Service.