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Chapter 1ÑWelcome

ENSONIQ ZR-76 Musician's Manual18

These optional accessories are available from your Authorized ENSONIQ Dealer, or by calling ENSONIQÕs

toll-free accessory line at (800) 553-5151:

¥ ZRD Series Sound Disks

¥ EXD Series Sound DisksÑfor use with specific ENSONIQ EXP Series Wave Expansion Boards

¥ ENSONIQ EXP Series Wave Expansion Boards

¥ ENSONIQ MR-FLASH Sample Memory Board

¥ SW-10 Dual Damper Foot SwitchÑ2 pedal piano-type for sustain pedal, sostenuto, and sequencer

start/stop. The ZR-76 can use two of these for a total of four foot switches.

¥ CVP-1 (CV Pedal)Ñfor voice/FX modulation or volume control

¥ Detachable MS-1 Music Stand (ZR-76 only)

If your ZR-76 is behaving peculiarlyÑfor instance, the display is showing characters that shouldnÕt be

there, or youÕre experiencing Òunexpected eventÓ messagesÑthefollowing procedures may fix your problem,

eliminating the need to call an authorized ENSONIQ repair station or ENSONIQ Customer Service:

¥ A soft restartÑa button combination that acts like turning your ZR-76 off and on.

Performing a soft restart will result in your ZR-76 clearing its RAM memory, in the

same way that powering off and on would. If you decide to do a soft restart, try saving any

sequences or RAM sounds, presets or rhythms youÕd like to preserve to a floppy disk before

performing the restart. (see Chapter 9 for details).

¥ A hard reinitialization procedure performs a very deep-level reinitialization of the ZR-76. This

procedure should be primarily be used only in cases where the ZR's front-panel buttons, for some

reason, donÕt allow you to perform a soft restart, or if a soft restart fails to solve your problem.

During a hard reinitialization, any sounds, rhythms or presets in FLASH, as well

as any sounds, rhythms, presets, sequences or songs stored in RAM will be lost. All system

parameters will be reset, as well. If you decide to reinitialize, try saving any items you want

to preserve to a floppy firstÑsee Chapter 9 for details. The sounds and rhythms that were

in FLASH when you first purchased your ZR-76 are safely stored on the ZRD-100 floppy

disk that came with your ZR.

Make sure that everything in RAM that youÕd like to keep has been safely stored

on a floppy disk before you reinitialize, since reinitialization will clear the ZR's internal RAM

memory.

1. Press and hold down the SoundFinder Save button.

2. While still holding Save, press the Exit/No button.

If performing a soft restart doesnÕt end the strange occurrences, you may need to perform a hard

reinitialization of your ZR-76.

Make sure that everything in FLASH or RAM that youÕd like to keep has been

safely stored on floppy disk before you reinitialize, since reinitialization will clear the ZR's

internal entire INT memory (it will also reset all system settings to their default values). The

ZRD-100 floppy disk that shipped with your ZR contains a copy of the sound and rhythm

banks that were in FLASH when your ZR-76 shipped from the factory.

1. Turn your ZR-76 off.

2. Press and hold down the Song Editor Erase button.

3. While still holding Erase, turn your ZR-76 on and allow it to power up fully before letting go of erase.

If reinitializing the ZR-76 fails to correct the problem, contact an Authorized ENSONIQ Repair Station

or ENSONIQ Customer Service at (610) 647-3930.

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