Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
By JBeats Fri May 07, 2004 5:57 am
I was wondering if this happened to anyone else. I have the MPC 2kxl connected to a 250 zip drive. I tried to load the programs saved on the zip disk when "not enough memory" popped up on the screen. This happened to me before when I had a d16 hooked into the midi in of the mpc. I shut down the mpc, unplugged all the midi connections, turned back on the mpc, and the same thing happened. I checked the memory and it said I only have 2 megs of memory? I know this is not the case because up until this point I always had 18 megs and when I loaded the samples on the zip before they loaded no problem. Anyways make a long story short I was wondering if this happend to anyone else and what they did to handle the problem. Thanks
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By Derrick Fri May 07, 2004 4:31 pm
...never had that issue...whether i was usin' the internal or external scsi zip...humph...how many simms chips do you have installed...i had put an additional in mine...check into it...
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By -{n8}- Fri May 07, 2004 10:26 pm
MPC-Tutor wrote:Check for memory:

Go to sample screen
Press OPEN.

If it doesn't say 32MB installed, you have a problem with memory.


could be bad memory or perhaps the ram fell out of it's slot. it happened to me awhile ago after i had a 32meg stick instaled for only a few months. i just opened my mpc up to see what was the matter and my ram was hanging out of it's simm slot. i definetly made sure i pushed it in real tight after that ;)

By JBeats Sat May 08, 2004 6:09 am
You know what. This problem happens just once and a while ya know. If I turn the mpc off and on sometimes it will "catch? the memory. I checked to see how much memory it says I have installed and it said 18megs at one time then 2 another. Whats that about? All the searching I have done has said nothin about 18megs. Is there something wrong?
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By Phatz Tue May 11, 2004 9:48 pm
what you need to do is to take it apart remove the memory and then re install it...... if it continues it may be a sign that your memory is about to become a memory

By JBeats Wed May 12, 2004 6:19 am
Yo thanks for the help Phatz. Im gonna give that a try and see whats happenin.