Jul 18, 2012 9:45 AM
Unknown Error?
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Trying to update my pod to the 2.0.1 firmware
but i keep getting a unknown midi error message?
any fixes to this problem?
The most likely cause is a USB communications error of some sort.
Please make sure that:
- you are using the latest version of Line 6 Monkey (v1.58)
- your HD300/400 device driver is up to date
- you are using a USB 2.0 port on your computer
- you are not using any USB hubs
Try using different USB ports. Try temporarily disabling other USB devices (expect keyboard/mouse).
I have just done this, and this error keeps occuring....
My pod recognises the 2.0.1 firmware then comes up with 'DSP boot Failed' ?
all drivers/monkey is up to date
Try reinstalling v. 1.31, then updating to 2.01. There's another post that this worked for someone.
done that, and it hasn't worked....
Any working solutions, because quite frankly this is pathetic
I had that same problem (midi error message) trying to install 2.0.1 on my 300 yesterday. It happened to me twice in fact.
Then, I decided to install the HD edit upgrade first (which I didn't do before).
I then unplugged the pod and plugged it back in and the machine displayed the message "Panic!!! Code 1"
I then attempted to install 2.0.1 for the third time and it worked.
The pod hd300 now works perfectly.
I've got the latest Edit version, drivers everything... I just don't understand this stupid code thingy! I dont ever normally have problems with updating any of my Line 6 Products
Call Tech Support at 1-818-575-3600 option 3 from 8 am to 5 pm PST. They should be able to go further with this for you.
You could try a factory reset on the POD, install 1.31 then upgrade it to 2.01.
The bad news is that you will lose patches and configuration if you do this. I know it is too late for you to have backed up your Pod so I guess this is bad news if you havent. I cannot see any other user-fixable way to deal with it though.
To do the hard reset:
This should reset the POD. If this brings the pod back to life then try the upgrades.,
It may or may not work. If it does,do a pedal recalibration once you have done all updates.
Expression Pedal Recalibration HD3/400 http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2044
I had the same problem trying to load mine yesterday. I tried the factory restore, that didn't help, the POD was still "bricked"
The only thing that worked for me was to load Monkey on a different computer and update from there.
(the computer that didn't work on was new as of this year)
USB is a capricious and evil technology. It sometimes just seems to fail on some machine for no tangible reason and the only fix is to find another machine. Unfortunately its the only standard interfacethat is common at the moment so people and companies struggle by.
I think your recommendation to find another PC and reflash from there is a good one.
Its interesting though. I have prob 6+ ports on that computer (front and back). Tried at least 4 of them, none would do the update properly (nothing else plugged in other than keyboard and mouse). I use those ports on a daily basis with zero issue (multitude of external storage devices - SD, USB stick, External HD, Compact Flash, MicroSD, musical interfaces, digital recorders, camaras, etc).
Really very curious why The PODHD is the only object to ever give me an issue.
Sounds like an intermittent problem with the USB port on the POD. If you have a good tech to take it to, you may want to have it checked out.
Also, you may want to run M-Bam & Spybot to check for spyware that might be causing an issue. (Both are free downloads from the Internet - safe)
Def not, spyware/virus.
It is a studio computer, never connected to the internet, other than for this update (or to periodically update virus definitions)
It did update fine with a different computer.
I feel bad for those who only have one computer, if they encounter this issue.
b78deluxe wrote:
Really very curious why The PODHD is the only object to ever give me an issue.
Count yourself lucky! I have had all kinds of devices give me gyp on machines old and new over the years. I find that some devices are just more stroppy than oothers. My HD has been (thus far) very well behaved when I use USB. Not detracting from your experience but that is mine.
Hi,
solved the problem by deactivating the hd 300-Audio Device in the Windows System. Then it worked fine to udate to V2.01. Let´s look back:
The error massage said: "midi-error". Since I did the update on usb I wondered why there was a midi hardware recogniced.
But I used the HD 300 as Audio -Interface. See screenshot. Just choose another device as "standard" and it works. (In the update-process it sai as well "close any sequencer aplication" It should definitely say: Close EVERY APPLICATION USING the pod HD 300.
Hope to help,
Bernhard
Thank you very much !!!!
I try to use my pod HD 400 all the day, but it didn't working !!!
I did what you said, and now it's working again =')
Thanks you a lot !!!!
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