Back to factory settings please help
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Back to factory settings please help
Hi I am new to this forum and please excuse my English. I have same problem with my pa x1 . "loading factory resources" . I've read how to upgrade to 3.00 or 3.01 and downloaded and extracted files to floppy disc...however when I insert floppy disc it does not Recognise it. Even dough I followed steps..power off , insert floppy, power on, but does not have any signs exept that flashing light for about 3- 5 sec and it stops. What could be the problem ? Please if you can help, it will be apreciated
- karmathanever
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Hi Insan
Follow these steps and make sure you "create" the diskettes - DO NOT just copy the files onto the diskettes - that won't work.
Steps are here:-
http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=56547
Let me know if you are still having problems...
Cheers
Pete
P.S. Welcome to the forum!!!
Follow these steps and make sure you "create" the diskettes - DO NOT just copy the files onto the diskettes - that won't work.
Steps are here:-
http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=56547
Let me know if you are still having problems...
Cheers
Pete

P.S. Welcome to the forum!!!
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Ok I found your previously post 
You MUST re-calibrate the touch screen immediately after installing the OS otherwise it is very likely that the screen will appear to not respond.
You can get to the calibration screen by pressing GLOBAL button and then pressing it again and holding it down.
Hope this helps
Pete

You MUST re-calibrate the touch screen immediately after installing the OS otherwise it is very likely that the screen will appear to not respond.
You can get to the calibration screen by pressing GLOBAL button and then pressing it again and holding it down.
Hope this helps
Pete
Package Contents
The archive “Pa1X_res_v[nnn]_fd.zip” contains this “Pa1X Upgrade Procedures” file, and
six “Pa1X_res_[nnn]_Dsk[1…6].exe” files. Use WinZip (www.winzip.com) to extract
them from the archive.
Preparing Resource Floppy Disks
You will need six HD-type floppy disks and a PC-IBM compatible computer, running any
version of the Microsoft Windows operative system. This procedure will format, copy and
verify the files in the target disk.
Did all of it, still no signs when inserting disk
Warning: All existing data in the floppy disk will be deleted.
Note: If using Win2000 and WinXP, an error message may appear after running the executable
file. Press Ok, then confirm you want to retry the operation. This error will not prevent
the operation from being correctly executed.
1. Insert floppy disk #1 in the PC’s disk drive, run “Pa1X_res_[nnn]_Dsk1.exe”, then
follow the instructions appearing on the screen.
2. Repeat the above procedure with the remaining five disks and the
“Pa1X_res_[nnn]_Dsk[2…6].exe” executable files, to create all six backup disks.
Please label your disks, to easily identify their order while installing the Musical Resources.
and then....
PDF page 3 wrote:
1. Insert the first floppy disk into your Pa1X’s floppy disk drive.
2. Go to the Pa1X Disk > Utility page and select “Full Resource Restore”, then press ....
...."from this point this msg does not appear"....
Execute. The source device will appear. __" ( This does not appear ?)
3. From the Device pop-up menu, select “FD” as the source device.
4. When the backup file (“.BKP” file) appears in the display, select it and press the
Restore command. A message will appear, asking you to insert Disk #1. Press OK
to confirm.
5. Wait until the first backup disk has been loaded. A message will appear, asking you
to insert the following disk. Insert the second backup disk and press OK.
6. Repeat the same procedure with the following backup disks. When the last backup
disk has been loaded, the backup data is restored into the internal memory, and
Pa1X will automatically go to the Style Play mode.
7. At the end of the Restore operation, turn the Pa1X off and then on again.
The archive “Pa1X_res_v[nnn]_fd.zip” contains this “Pa1X Upgrade Procedures” file, and
six “Pa1X_res_[nnn]_Dsk[1…6].exe” files. Use WinZip (www.winzip.com) to extract
them from the archive.
Preparing Resource Floppy Disks
You will need six HD-type floppy disks and a PC-IBM compatible computer, running any
version of the Microsoft Windows operative system. This procedure will format, copy and
verify the files in the target disk.
Did all of it, still no signs when inserting disk
Warning: All existing data in the floppy disk will be deleted.
Note: If using Win2000 and WinXP, an error message may appear after running the executable
file. Press Ok, then confirm you want to retry the operation. This error will not prevent
the operation from being correctly executed.
1. Insert floppy disk #1 in the PC’s disk drive, run “Pa1X_res_[nnn]_Dsk1.exe”, then
follow the instructions appearing on the screen.
2. Repeat the above procedure with the remaining five disks and the
“Pa1X_res_[nnn]_Dsk[2…6].exe” executable files, to create all six backup disks.
Please label your disks, to easily identify their order while installing the Musical Resources.
and then....
PDF page 3 wrote:
1. Insert the first floppy disk into your Pa1X’s floppy disk drive.
2. Go to the Pa1X Disk > Utility page and select “Full Resource Restore”, then press ....
...."from this point this msg does not appear"....
Execute. The source device will appear. __" ( This does not appear ?)
3. From the Device pop-up menu, select “FD” as the source device.
4. When the backup file (“.BKP” file) appears in the display, select it and press the
Restore command. A message will appear, asking you to insert Disk #1. Press OK
to confirm.
5. Wait until the first backup disk has been loaded. A message will appear, asking you
to insert the following disk. Insert the second backup disk and press OK.
6. Repeat the same procedure with the following backup disks. When the last backup
disk has been loaded, the backup data is restored into the internal memory, and
Pa1X will automatically go to the Style Play mode.
7. At the end of the Restore operation, turn the Pa1X off and then on again.
- karmathanever
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- Joined: Mon Jan 12, 2004 5:07 am
Hi Insan
It looks like you are doing everything correctly.
You have created each of the 6 diskettes by executing the 6 ".exe" files downloaded and labeled them correctly.
If your "first" diskette is correct, then you should see the .BKP file and be able to select "FD" device.
I am at a loss as to what to say.
I would check diskette #1 and ensure it has no bad blocks - maybe just re-create the diskette #1 again on a new formatted FD.
Let me know how you go....
Pete
It looks like you are doing everything correctly.
You have created each of the 6 diskettes by executing the 6 ".exe" files downloaded and labeled them correctly.
If your "first" diskette is correct, then you should see the .BKP file and be able to select "FD" device.
I am at a loss as to what to say.
I would check diskette #1 and ensure it has no bad blocks - maybe just re-create the diskette #1 again on a new formatted FD.
Let me know how you go....
Pete

PA4X-76, Karma, WaveDrum GE, Fantom 8 EX
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## Please stay safe ##
...and play lots of music
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...and play lots of music

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