MrElephant501

Sorry, I forgot to clarify, I’ve tried doing the global reset as described there, and it doesn’t seem to have done anything. Power on while pressing left arrow I mean. As I’ve said, the controls don’t seem to be doing anything really. Are there any other ways? edit: I also can’t seem to connect to Monkey or Edit without a guitar cable plugged in, however when that does occur there are no notifications on the unit itself when I am doing firmware or flash memory updates.

Thank you so much for this, this is hugely helpful. I’ll give these a shot. I already reinstalled the latest firmware, should I go about a global reset? If so, how do I do that? And in the case of power supply, should I just get a new power cable?

Hello all, I wanted to make a post here in the hopes someone more educated than I could provide some insight. I just got a POD HD500 for christmas, and from what little I can observe from it, it is a very capable unit. However, I've observed quite a few issues with it in the past two days. Essentially, the issues boil down to the following: 1. Whenever the unit is powered up without any other cables plugged in, I am greeted with the prompt: update flash a. After doing so, the prompt remains the same b. Controls are inoperable, no buttons of any kind work 2. When powered on with a quarter inch cable in the guitar in socket, I am greeted with either an endless scroll through presets, or a "assign fs" prompt a. controls are inoperable. 3. When using POD HD500 Edit, none of the units controls are operable 4. The only controls that are capable of manipulation are the Drive, Bass, Mid, Treble, Presence, Volume, and Master Volume knobs. Are there any ways to fix this? I have edited the flash memory and reinstalled the latest firmware. A quick glance at the Line 6 Monkey shows everything is up to date. Thank you!