Question about DigiTech RP-5
Roger Childress
I've got an RP5 that I purchased from a friend a couple of years ago.
This thing worked fine for awhile but then one night it just quit and
started flashing numbers in the display window. It would flash 555 20
0 555 19 0 555 20 8. Anybody have a similar problem and if so what did
you do to fix it if anything??
Sam Chambers
Roger Childress <San...@concentric.net> wrote in article
<34d91a9e...@news.concentric.net>...
Roger, your RP-5 may just have a dead battery. There's a battery inside
that provides power to save the patches in memory.
Somewhere out here on the Internet, there's a Digitech mailing list. I
used to belong to it, and I remember this topic coming up from time to
time. I don't remember details, but I recall that replacing that battery
isn't something you should do without getting instructions. You might try
Digitech's web site, and see if there's a link where you can sign up for
the mailing list. It's called RP-1-L (I think), but all of the RP series
units are discussed there.
--
Sam Chambers
sam.chambers"AT"mindspring.com
http://samcham.home.mindspring.com
Roger Childress
On 5 Feb 1998 04:01:24 GMT, "Sam Chambers"
<sam.chambers"@"mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>Roger, your RP-5 may just have a dead battery. There's a battery inside
>that provides power to save the patches in memory.
>
>Somewhere out here on the Internet, there's a Digitech mailing list. I
>used to belong to it, and I remember this topic coming up from time to
>time. I don't remember details, but I recall that replacing that battery
>isn't something you should do without getting instructions. You might try
>Digitech's web site, and see if there's a link where you can sign up for
>the mailing list. It's called RP-1-L (I think), but all of the RP series
>units are discussed there.
>
>--
>
>Sam Chambers
>sam.chambers"AT"mindspring.com
>http://samcham.home.mindspring.com
>
>
Thanx Sam. I just might go out and try that right now. I E-mailed
DigiTech's tech support a couple of days ago and I'm waiting on a
reply if they send one.
Roger Childress
Roger Childress
>Roger Childress <San...@concentric.net> wrote in article
><34d91a9e...@news.concentric.net>...
>> I've got an RP5 that I purchased from a friend a couple of years ago.
>> This thing worked fine for awhile but then one night it just quit and
>> started flashing numbers in the display window. It would flash 555 20
>> 0 555 19 0 555 20 8. Anybody have a similar problem and if so what did
>> you do to fix it if anything??
>
>Roger, your RP-5 may just have a dead battery. There's a battery inside
>that provides power to save the patches in memory.
>
>Somewhere out here on the Internet, there's a Digitech mailing list. I
>used to belong to it, and I remember this topic coming up from time to
>time. I don't remember details, but I recall that replacing that battery
>isn't something you should do without getting instructions. You might try
>Digitech's web site, and see if there's a link where you can sign up for
>the mailing list. It's called RP-1-L (I think), but all of the RP series
>units are discussed there.
>
>--
>
>Sam Chambers
>sam.chambers"AT"mindspring.com
>http://samcham.home.mindspring.com
>
>
Well I tried that Sam and it didn't fix it. I have a feeling the
software has crashed. Thanx anyway
Roger Childress
Roger Childress
Hey Sam,
Got an e-mail from DigiTech Technician Bruce Holt that said it was a
bug in the software. He's mailing me the new updated software that
will fix the problem.No charge even. I didn't even buy it from a
dealer. I got it from a friend. Oh well. Kudos to DigiTech for their
great customer support.
Thanx again,
Roger Childress
john white
who do i get a hold of