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-Battery box sending a false low battery message to the main board. -Some glitch with the main board. -Problem with the VDI connector or jack plate circuit. -Problem with the encoder (rather rare occurrence). Those would be possible reasons. Like silverhead said, open a ticket. Also check with the authorized service centers near you,... https://line6.com/find/service_center/

Could be an issue with the battery pack, or a diode near where the header the battery pack connects to the processor board. Seen this when the current draw goes up due to a output load mis-match, or someone using rechargeable batteries on older tech like this. A Line 6 authorized service tech who has experience with the product could narrow it down for you.

It seems that is what was released.

Not yet. And I was out of office on Friday. I'll poke him again. By the way, Yamaha support in Japan would end up coming to us, so going through them wouldn't do it.

The Line 6 Support Admin is the one who posts the schematics. I will let him know.

No. Bass and guitar are much different.

No schematics for the basses, how odd. Might still be something sensitive there. I'll look into that.

Line 6 Support page,... https://line6.com/technical-schematics/https://line6.com/technical-schematics/ Remember it is at your own risk. We know the abilities of our authorized service center as they go through a screening process. We don't know the abilities of everyone else. The 705 has a battery, and your wireless has a battery. If the wireless is not a Lie 6 product, it will not be easy to know how well they play together, both being active circuits. Good luck.

Hmmm,... both LED's are green. Try what we call the "1/4" jack battery fake out". -Connect with the interface device with its CAT5 RJ45 cable. -Insert a fully charged JTV battery in the battery compartment. -Insert 1/4" TRS (stereo) adapter plug into the 1/4" jack. There should be a relay click when you do that. Both LED's on the interface should be green. When the relay clicks, the battery is engaged and the USB should be active and not sag the 5-volt USB line. Should be able to update or use Workbench. If it is still having a glitches, find a Line 6 authorized service center in your area. https://line6.com/find/service_center/

Authorized service center that know these.

Should be able to update Variax 2 now.

Best practice. -Battery won't drain as fast. -Less chance of having 1/4" TRS and VDI audio plugged in at the same time,... which is a no-no that pulls current that can damage jack and sometimes other circuits.

Same with my 15.7 OS. Find a computer with the previously mentioned OS. and then try to connect with that. Also check with authorized service centers in your area,... https://line6.com/find/service_center/

Get or borrow a computer,... PC with Win 7 or 10 OS, or a Mac no later than 10.6.8 OS. Do the downloads and updates with that.

Variax is connected to the interface which is connected to your computer. If the interface does not have two green LED's on, then put a charged JTV battery in the unit, plug in a 1/4" stereo headphone adapter. A relay will click and both LED's should be green. Known as the 1/4" jack battery fake out, keeps the USB from sagging.