4.9.7 Is there a way to reset the 12 Step back to factory settings?
Yes, it is possible to reset both the 12 Step to factory settings. All that needs to be done is a
firmware reinstall (we just went over this in a previous question) — this will revert everything to
factory settings and presets. Instructions on how to reinstall firmware can be found here.
4.9.8 How do I find out what firmware is installed on my 12
Step? Also, what firmware will the editor install?
Finding out what firmware version is installed on the 12 Step is simple. When a 12 Step is powered
up it will briefly display the firmware version that is currently installed on it. Just plug in the 12 Step
and look at the first thing displayed (typically something like A1 or A2) — that’s the firmware
version. This information is also available via the 12 Step editors.
To find out what firmware version is included in the editor, do the following:
1. Open the editor you’re curious about.
2. Mac: Go up to the “12 Step Editor” option in the menu bar and select “About 12 Step
Editor”. Windows: Go up to the Help menu in the menu bar and select “About 12 Step
Editor”. The main window will now display information about the editor and connected 12
Step (if one is connected).
The Expected FW field lists the firmware version included with the editor — this is what will be
installed if a firmware update is initiated. The Found FW field lists the firmware version currently
installed on the connected 12 Step. The Editor Version lists the version number of the editor itself
(not firmware related).
4.9.9 Can I import my old presets from version 1.0?
Yes. The 12 Step editor allows for importing presets from the previous editor, 1.0 (and 0.9 as well).
Please see the Import All Presets From V1.0 section of the manual.
4.9.10 Can I rip presets from a 12 Step into the editor?
No, the 12 Step does not support ripping presets from the board onto a computer. This is why it is
very important to always back up your presets if you do not want to lose them —!they cannot be
retrieved from the 12 Step itself.
If you want to rip presets in order to transfer them over to another computer, you should instead
use the Export Preset option in the File menu of the 12 Step Editor — then import them on the
other computer using the Import Preset option (also in the File menu).
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