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There are two ways to check the version of the operating system software. The first is to watch 
the display as the instrument powers up. During powerup, the display shows several messages. 
One of these messages is 

 

Welcome|to|the|PC2

 

; this message also indicates the version of the 

operating system software on the bottom line of the display.

The second way to check the version of the operating system software is to check the value of 
one of the parameters in the Global menu. Press the 

 

 button, then press the 

 

 cursor 

button until you see a parameter called OS Version.

Whichever method you use, if the operating system version is lower than 

 

, you need to 

update your operating system software. See 

 

keyboards) or page 14 (rack-mount).

 

To check the version of your soundware, select Program 

 

 in the User bank (Bank 1). This is a 

sine wave that the PC2 uses in its internal diagnostics. The program name should be 

 

(or a higher number). If the number is lower than 

 

, you need to update your soundware (see 

 

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#1 (small) Phillips screwdriver

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Two thick foam pads (keyboard models only)

You’ll need a flat work area large enough to accommodate the disassembled instrument. Most 
tabletops will work for the PC2R, but keyboard models require more space—up to 60-by-30 
inches, depending on the length of the keyboard. The foam pads listed in the required materials 
will protect the Alpha Wheel and sliders on keyboard units.

 

If you own a keyboard model and you need to update your operating system software, 
soundware, or boot block, you’ll also need the following:

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Stand-alone sequencer or MIDI file player that has a floppy drive and can send System 
Exclusive (SysEx) data—or a personal computer (either Windows-compatible or a 
Macintosh or other computer capable of reading DOS disks and files) equipped with MIDI 
interface, floppy disk drive, and sequencing software capable of sending SysEx data.

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MIDI cable

 

For Windows-compatible computers, we recommend using Windows Media Player, which you 
can download from the following site:

 

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/en/Download/default.asp