What to do if my Lexicon Controller DC-1 is erratically recalling modes?
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Danielle WattsAug 14, 2025
If your Lexicon Controller DC-1 is experiencing erratic recall of modes, it may be due to severe power surges or sags confusing the unit's memory. To resolve this, or if you want to start over, restore the factory defaults. First, turn off all amplifiers. Then, turn the master power switch on the DC-1 rear panel OFF, wait 10 seconds, and turn it ON again. This will cause the unit to run a diagnostic self-test routine. If the DC-1 LCD displays normally after the test, the unit's circuitry is likely fine. If the internal tests fail, the LCD may display an error message, or no message at all. If you find that your custom settings are routinely being corrupted, the lithium battery in the DC-1 may be faulty.
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Danny LaraOct 28, 2025
Why is my Lexicon Controller producing a hum, and how can I fix it?
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gregoryfloresOct 28, 2025
Finding and eliminating audio hum in a complex installation can be a very frustrating task. Often, the easiest way to identify the culprit(s) is to systematically eliminate devices from the audio chain. If Cable TV is connected to any component in the system, start by unplugging the Cable completely, preferably right at the wall jack. A quick fix, assuming your cable is round 75? wire, is to attach a 75-300? transformer to the end, then attach a 300-75? transformer to that, so that the end is back to a round 75? wire. There are commercially available antenna lead isolators which may provide additional insulation from electrical surges. The DC-1 does generate minimal amounts of RF energy and is in compliance with FCC rules and CE standards. If some interfering noise is noted, move AM loop a...