• From: Oslo
  • Registered: 2007-05-01
  • Posts: 114

Topic: ADI-648 problem

Hi,

We have a customer with a ADI-648 that have all the leds blinking very fast.
None of the buttons make any change.

Can this be reset somehow? Or is it a hardware fault?

Best,
P?l Svennevig

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  • From: Germany
  • Registered: 2007-04-10
  • Posts: 9,806

Re: ADI-648 problem

There is no "reset", other than switching the unit off and on. I would assume the device needs repair.


Regards
Daniel Fuchs
RME

Regards
Daniel Fuchs
RME

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  • From: Oslo
  • Registered: 2007-05-01
  • Posts: 114

Re: ADI-648 problem

No secret tricks? Can it be the firmware? Any suggestions we can try before we send it down?

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  • From: Oslo
  • Registered: 2007-05-01
  • Posts: 114

Re: ADI-648 problem

Solved! It was the PSU that was broken.

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  • Registered: 2007-05-02
  • Posts: 62

Re: ADI-648 problem

psvennevig wrote:

Solved! It was the PSU that was broken.

Mine started doing the exact same thing last night. I'm assuming that this is a factory repair?  It would be nice if I could open the chassis and fix it with duct tape. I had to cancel a session for tomorrow.

ed:

HDSPe MADI-FX, M-32 AD, M-32 DA, ADI-8 QS, ADI 192 DD, ADI 648, Mytek Stereo 96 AD/DA
  • From: Oslo
  • Registered: 2007-05-01
  • Posts: 114

Re: ADI-648 problem

I repaired it myself. I changed the PSU.
But you have to talk to the local distributor to have them ship you a PSU if they agree to it.

It is also possible to repair the PSU, by changing the caps (which are the ones that usually break). But I wouldn't recommend this.
I had the oldes version of ADI-648 in for repair, and according to RME the latest PSU revs have been optimized compared to the old ones, so I replaced it.

P

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  • Registered: 2007-05-02
  • Posts: 62

Re: ADI-648 problem

psvennevig wrote:

I repaired it myself. I changed the PSU.
But you have to talk to the local distributor to have them ship you a PSU if they agree to it.

It is also possible to repair the PSU, by changing the caps (which are the ones that usually break). But I wouldn't recommend this.
I had the oldes version of ADI-648 in for repair, and according to RME the latest PSU revs have been optimized compared to the old ones, so I replaced it.

P?l

thanks,

I also have the older (greyface) model. It is on it's way to Synthax USA. They didn't have any PSU's on hand but will hopefully have some soon so I figured I'd let them to the fix there.

Thanks,
:-)

HDSPe MADI-FX, M-32 AD, M-32 DA, ADI-8 QS, ADI 192 DD, ADI 648, Mytek Stereo 96 AD/DA