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shima Junior Member |
posted 10-08-2001 05:04 AM
   
I just bought an old TX802. Whenever I want to change programs or the midi channel or the track in my cubase version, the tx802 reacts with a trap error. After the trap error appears in the display, the only thing I can do is switch off. No button or combination of buttons shows a response, and sounds cannot be played either. Basically I donīt know what kind of error it is. There was nothing to read about in the manual. Changing programs directly from a keyboard (with no computer connected) to the TX802 makes the error come, too. Itīs curious, but if I play the TX802 with a Yamaha keyboard (AN1x), everything works fine, so that I donīt think my TX802 is broken. Since I want to play the TX802 in a midi setup by computer, it doesnīt help me that it can be played by a Yamaha keyoard. What kind of error is it and how can I avoid it? Thanks for your help. Shima IP: Logged |
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olafwagner Junior Member |
posted 01-04-2009 09:31 PM
I got my TX802 today and am experiencing exactly the same thing. I am using both a Roland JV-1080 and Yamaha TX802 with Logic Pro. The JV-1080 is behaving perfectly, but whenever I select a track the TX802 immediately shows a 'Trap Error' and gets stuck as described. I thought it was the battery (as my battery was dead and the unit was behaving erratically), but I replaced the battery this afternoon, but the Trap Error remains. IP: Logged |
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Nigel Administrator |
posted 01-11-2009 09:22 PM
I'm curious because I have never seen this error. What does the Trap Error actually say on the TX802 display? IP: Logged |
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quietDIN Member |
posted 01-12-2009 08:18 AM
quote:The only thing I could find concerning the "Trap Error" is in the TX816 manual, and it indicates that it's "caused by a fault in the internal circuitry". See page 2 of: http://manuals.fdiskc.com/flat/Yamaha%20TX216%20&%20TX816%20Service%20Manual.pdf IP: Logged |
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olafwagner Junior Member |
posted 02-25-2009 02:18 PM
quote: It actually says 'TRAP ERROR!' on the display. (I'll take a picture and upload). Once this happens the unit becomes unresponsive (none of the buttons do anything anymore). The only thing left to do is switch of and switch on again. IP: Logged |
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