Restoring Default Settings - Akai Professional MPX8 Guide D'utilisation

Messages
MPX8's display may show these messages to indicate its current state:
Processing
Reading SD Card
Save Complete
Stop All Sounds
MPX8's display may show these error messages if MPX8 cannot execute a command. Use the
information below to troubleshoot the problem:
<Empty>
Card Error
Card Locked
Int Mem Error
Invalid Format
Kit File Full
No Kit File
No SD Card
No Sounds Found
Not Enough Space
Sound File Error
Sound Too Large

Restoring Default Settings

To restore MPX8's default settings, which will reset all Internal Kits to their defaults, press and hold
both Volume +/– buttons while switching MPX8's power on.
The sample is currently loading into MPX8's memory. Please wait!
MPX8 is reading your SD card. Please wait!
The Kit has been saved successfully.
This message is shown after you press both Volume +/– buttons
simultaneously, stopping all samples currently playing back.
The sample you wanted is no longer on your SD card. Make sure the
sample is on the SD card's root directory.
Your SD card is not FAT16-/FAT32-formatted, or your SD card is not
functioning properly. Reformat your SD card to a FAT16 or FAT32 file
system.
Your SD card is write-protected. Remove write protection before continuing.
MPX8's internal memory is damaged and needs to be serviced. Contact
Akai Professional's technical support.
MPX8 does not support the sample's file format. Please make sure the file
is a 16-bit, mono WAVs at a sample rate of 48, 44.1, 32, 22.05, or 11.205
KHz.
MPX8 cannot save another User Kit because there are already 99 User Kits
saved on your SD card. Delete enough files so there are fewer than 99 User
Kits on your SD card.
The KITS directory on your SD card is empty (this is where MPX8 saves
User Kits; at least one Kit file must be in this directory for MPX8 to operate
normally). Delete this directory from your SD card and insert it into MPX8
again. MPX will automatically create a new KITS folder and resume normal
operation.
The SD card slot is empty. Insert a card in the SD card slot.
Your SD card's root directory contains no WAV files. Make sure the
samples are on your SD card's root directory.
There is not enough space on your SD card. Delete some files from it.
The sample assigned to the pad is of an invalid format or is too large.
Please make sure the file is a 16-bit, mono WAVs at a sample rate of 48,
44.1, 32, 22.05, or 11.205 KHz, and make sure only 30 MB's worth of
samples are assigned to MPX8's pads at a time.
Either the sample is larger than 30 MB or adding the sample would exceed
the 30 MB limit of MPX8's memory. Please make sure only 30 MB's worth
of samples are assigned to MPX8's pads at a time.
Also, please note that a sample's size will be rounded up when loaded
(e.g., a 2.1 MB sample on the SD card will be treated as a 3 MB sample
when it is assigned to a pad).
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