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[VinceClarkesQuiff]

Hi All

just joined the site...looks awesome!

Looking for some help please?

Juno 106 bought from Ebay long time back, only just tried to turn on and there is nothing.

Looked around a few sites and they say that batteries go every two years.

Simple question but am a little dim, if the battery had gone, would that stop the machine from turning on or is the battery simply to store patches and voices?

anybody got any ideas?

Gratefully Yours

VCQ

[Spectrum]

Nah, the battery is simply for retaining patch memory while powered down.

Might be worth flipping the top back and checking any fuses. I can't recall what's on the main board, but thinking there'll be fuses somewhere there (if not near the power entry point itself).

Which country / state are you in? Might be a qualified tech in your area that can take a snoop at it.

[VinceClarkesQuiff]

Hi Spectrum

Thanks for the info, ill have a look tonight. Im in the UK, live in Middle England, Stratford Upon Avon.

[ehsan]

How very Shakespearian!

[SilverStreak]

As said previously check fuses. Flip lid and you'll find 2 powerboards at the right hand end. Check the main one on the right and then the other 3 after the transformer

pic attached.

[Spectrum]

Hey SS,

Is that jpg working for you? Tried d/l it and I get an empty file... Strange, everything looks OK.

[SilverStreak]

No comes down as 0kb????

wierd...

[Spectrum]

Yeah, strange huh? Might be related to the 'upload image' section being out of action. Let me report it...

>>>You can't report your own post to the moderator, that doesn't make sense!

;D

Um, let me try that again...

:-[

[SilverStreak]

;D

I got the notification but I'm not involved in any webdev here. Looks like a job for the Cheynasaurus...

Does he get notified as well?

[Cheyne]

I sure did  thanks for the heads up gents ..

I think it may have something to do with the encoding of the original image,  corrupt exif data or something along those lines.  

let me try upload my own image ...

**edit**
yup thought so ..
Try opening your jpeg image in something like paint, or photohop, some image editing application, then re-save as a new file (or in photoshop export for web) .. This should restamp the image with the correct meta data and stop it corrupting on upload.

[SilverStreak]

Ok saved in paint.

[dylab]

juno test info
http://www.analoguer...e.com/JUNOTEST/

juno service info
http://www.analoguer...om/JUNOINSTALL/