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It might sound funny but we just took over a customer that has a DX-80 and the exp. cabinet is flakey. Does anybody know if the DX-120 exp. cabinet is compatible with the 80. Hope this isn't to silly we are not real big Comdial Fans
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The 120 exp cab is not compatible with the 80.
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Often the flakyness can be cleared by a correct power up, cold start and reload.
Put both cabnets on a battery back up, with the back up unit off, turn the systems on, then power up the back up. Best to have the latest software also.
Mark
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Look at the firmware chip on the expansion also. F12 was problematic.
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Thanks Guys I will try all of the above
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