Re: Low back-up battery display
开云体育Pretty sure you can still save to the SmartMedia card with a dead internal battery (but must be done manually), but you’ll really want to replace that internal battery since loss of external power will lose your work.. Once the internal battery is replaced you should be good for upto 10 years of storing 20 songs and 64 patterns in the device. ?Note: Yamaha has mentioned that leaving a smart media card in the device when stored can shorten internal battery life... so only out it in when you want to save/load from it. ? ?Also, avoid formatting smart media on a pc card reader as that has been known to corrupt them, use the device instead. ?(Good advice for any device storage media IMHO).The battery is a CR2032, and on the QY100... to replace...you remove the back by unscrewing the back screws and then opening like a book with the edge closest to the battery door as the spine (so to speak)...reason is because there is a cable there that attaches to the battery compartment. ? ?Once open you can probably reach in and unplug the battery compartment cable and separate the two halves. Next you’ll see a copper shield held on by two screws... unscrew those and lift the copper shield and you will see the battery... To remove battery you SLIDE it toward the spring edge and it will pop-up... Take the battery out abd out the new one in the same way and then gently push it in while sliding it toward spring then hold it down and let the spring push it back under it’s tabs. The lay the copper shield back (be careful to ensure it is tucked in at tge top where it is still attached. And then replug in battery cable and close it back up like a book and put the back screw in... and you’re done. (Note: Unlike the QY100, the QY70 does not have a copper shield and the battery compartment is soldered so you cannot simply unplug the battery compartment, but the rest still applies and it still easy to replace the internal battery on the QY70. Regarding lighting screen: People have put LED side lighting inside the QY70/QY100 but it is a very tight fit.. others have installed EL Panels which really makes for the most uniform backlighting IMHO, but it is also the most complex. ?I think the nintendo front light is a good idea unless you feel really comfortable with your tech skills as the other internal solutions are much more intensive and technical. ["The longest journey starts with the first step."?- Lao Tzu] On Jan 19, 2021, at 3:47 PM, Daniel Corralez <svg010819@...> wrote:
-- “The longest journey starts with the first step." ?- Lao Tzu |
Eric