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fmetting Just Startin'
fmetting
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May 15, 2011 3:50 PM

PODxt displays "Invalid Error Code 02" when turned on.

My PODxt is displaying "Invalid Error Code 02" on the screen when I turn it on.  The last time I did any sort of update was about three years ago, when I installed FX junkie.  I no longer use the computer that I did the Line6Money update with.  Is there any way to fix this error?  If it can be fixed, will I lose my FX junkie install?

 

Thanks,

Frank

  • Triryche Expert Line 6 User
    Triryche
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    May 16, 2011 7:37 AM (in response to fmetting)
    Re: PODxt displays "Invalid Error Code 02" when turned on.

    Try to reflash the PODxt.

     

    No, you will not loss your FX Junkie, it is tied to your account and the license resides in your PODxt.

     

     

    Reflash Doc:

    http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-3827

    • fmetting Just Startin'
      fmetting
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      May 17, 2011 9:50 PM (in response to Triryche)
      Re: PODxt displays "Invalid Error Code 02" when turned on.

      The flash memory line is completely grayed out in the Monkey app, with no option to re-install it.  The Monkey app does appear to be finding the PODxt on the USB, though.  Based on some other discussions I found via google, it sounds like a hardware error - maybe a bad flash chip.  Does anyone know if it's possible to get that repaired?

      • fmetting Just Startin'
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        May 17, 2011 10:35 PM (in response to fmetting)
        Re: PODxt displays "Invalid Error Code 02" when turned on.

        I was able to re-flash using MIDI, after booting in safe mode.  Really curious.  Can anyone provide an explanation why the POD would get in a state where it couldn't be found via USB but was flashable over MIDI?  I really haven't done any firmware updates (until now) since installing the fx pack a few years ago.  The only abuse it gets is neglect - I probably turn it on once a month or less.  If I let it sit for a long time, can I expect its memory to fade again?

        • jonzie55 Just Startin'
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          Nov 10, 2012 12:07 PM (in response to fmetting)
          Re: PODxt displays "Invalid Error Code 02" when turned on.

          my computer doesnt have a midi input. do i use a midi to usb converter? or is that the same as just using the usb?

          • toneman2121 Gear Head
            toneman2121
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            Nov 10, 2012 6:07 PM (in response to jonzie55)
            Re: PODxt displays "Invalid Error Code 02" when turned on.

            Q: My unit cannot update via USB, and I have Flash Memory 1.0x.  How do I update from Flash Memory 1.0x to a newer version? A: First verify you have flash memory 1.0x. Please hit the TUNER button and scroll using the SELECT knob to the last page. If you have a version later than 1.0x, you can use your USB connection. In order to update your PodXt from version 1.0x to the latest version, you will need to download Line 6 monkey (as described above) as well as a MIDI to USB interface. We recommend the MIDI SPORT UNO from M-AUDIO.  Install the drivers for your interface, then run LINE 6 MONKEY with your POD XT unit connected to your interface. Click on the CONNECT USING MIDI CABLES button, and make sure that you see the MIDI IN and MIDI OUTS set to your interface. Then go through the FLASH MEMORY installation as described above. After this is done, you will be able to update your PODxt series unit using USB.  See the following link for more information on connecting to your Line 6 unit via Midi: http://line6.com/community/docs/DOC-4287

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