Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By Incognito Thu Nov 04, 2004 9:45 am
How do I do that? I know I gotta unscrew all the screws - but how do I get the hood off??

Seems that the Note Variation Slider is in the way :?

Should I remove that??

Help me out here - I need to install some extra RAM quick.

Peace
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By featherboy Thu Nov 04, 2004 12:28 pm
Yes, pull the variation control slider straight up & it should come off neatly. Once that is off there isn't anything else in the way. Also, remember to keep something like a glass or ashtray close by to hold all those screws.

Oh yes ......... make sure you are earthed so you don't risk damaging any circuitry with static.

By samplerate Thu Nov 04, 2004 2:56 pm
On the MPC2000 be careful with the screen. It's glued to the casing

By cooocooo1 Thu Nov 04, 2004 5:43 pm
Not sure if it's different on the 2000 but on the XL to install the ram you have to remove the bottom of the MPC, not the "hood".
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By Lampdog Thu Nov 04, 2004 7:18 pm
cooocooo1 wrote:Not sure if it's different on the 2000 but on the XL to install the ram you have to remove the bottom of the MPC, not the "hood".


Yes, you have to remove the bottom on both xl and 2k.
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By Incognito Thu Nov 04, 2004 9:58 pm
Thanks for the replies!

Its working for me now.

Im just waiting for one of my homies to come over tommorow and install he actual ram.

Dont wanna mess too much with that :D
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By binger0 Thu Nov 04, 2004 11:57 pm
dude thats some easy shit. go online and get a manual and it will tell u all ur answers.
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By Ainz Sun Nov 07, 2004 9:17 am
Yeah, its easy as gell to install the memory, you just slide it into the slots.... but be carefull....i JUST installed mine...and now some of my samples are messing up.....i'll hit a pad and the sample will sound all scratchy and completely messed up...

has anyone had this problem or know what i can do to fix it?....

it only happens occasionally....and i have no clue what the hell it is or why its doing it...any answer will help......maybe i'll start a new forum for this....

Ainz

By cooocooo1 Sun Nov 07, 2004 9:33 am
ram either isn't in there correctly or it's bad.
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By Incognito Sun Nov 07, 2004 12:08 pm
Ainz wrote:Yeah, its easy as gell to install the memory, you just slide it into the slots....

Do I have to remove the mother board first before sliding the ram sticks in??

By chiZleo Sun Nov 07, 2004 3:40 pm
Incognito wrote:
Ainz wrote:Yeah, its easy as gell to install the memory, you just slide it into the slots....

Do I have to remove the mother board first before sliding the ram sticks in??


no...you just pop it in...like dude said before make sure you're earthed. touch the metal casing- the ram sticks and you. don't mess with the mother board-you could crack it.

By cooocooo1 Sun Nov 07, 2004 4:03 pm
Incognito wrote:Do I have to remove the mother board first before sliding the ram sticks in??


You still tryin' to get to the ram slots from the top ain't ya? Yeah, go ahead and pull out the motherboard!!! :twisted:
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By Incognito Sun Nov 07, 2004 7:57 pm
cooocooo1 wrote:
Incognito wrote:Do I have to remove the mother board first before sliding the ram sticks in??


You still tryin' to get to the ram slots from the top ain't ya? Yeah, go ahead and pull out the motherboard!!! :twisted:

lol... yeah, i dont wanna mess up anything :D

so please, make it clear for me... where are the slots where i should slide in the ram?

By cooocooo1 Sun Nov 07, 2004 9:30 pm
Nah, go ahead and tear that bad boy out, don't even unscrew nothin' just yank it outta there!!!



























Okay, just kiddin'. Manual, page 191, don't get much clearer then that. If it's not on that page in the 2k manual look around in it I'm sure the diagram is in there somewhere. If not then dl the xl manual and look on page 191.

By Qwerty Sun Nov 07, 2004 11:56 pm
the slots are upside down. you gotta flip over your MP and just unscrew the bottom case, no need to take off the top. make sure you're grounded (earthed) by touching the metal casing and just do your thing. slide the chips in the slots at an angle and you should hear a 'locking' click. it's super easy.

peace

edit: oh yea, and what i do, just to be safe, is take off the NV slider cap and place the upside down MPC on a pillow or my bed to make sure nothing get's f'd up.