Newbie question -- bootup time?
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Newbie question -- bootup time?
Hi, I've noticed that my Kronos 88 takes a full 3 minutes to boot up. I was hoping this wouldn't be an issue, but during a live performance last week, some roadie knocked out the power for a few seconds and the keyboard had to reboot. I was dead in the water for 3 minutes.
Does anyone know a way to do a 'quick reboot' in an emergency like this?
Thx,
Scott
Does anyone know a way to do a 'quick reboot' in an emergency like this?
Thx,
Scott
There's no quick boot option.
There have been quite a few threads about Kronos users who have got a UPS to help mitigate such situations as you had.
There have been quite a few threads about Kronos users who have got a UPS to help mitigate such situations as you had.
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Yes I have a UPS and works great ... I will try to remember putting the type/brand here (also promised it to another member btw).
It also has other benefits, like even when there is not yet power on the stage I already can try out the Kronos.
It also has other benefits, like even when there is not yet power on the stage I already can try out the Kronos.

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Yes. Get a UPS. 'Nuff said!cello wrote:There's no quick boot option.
There have been quite a few threads about Kronos users who have got a UPS to help mitigate such situations as you had.
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This is the UPS I use:
[Netherlands/Germany]: (I have this):
http://www.beslist.nl/computers/d000020 ... -GR_).html
[US version]:
http://www.apc.com/products/resource/in ... _sku=BE325
I haven't tried how long it works on battery power (also because I have attached the Kronos + one speaker to the 'hot' plugs. The cold plugs (non UPS plugs) have my other gear attached (the other monitor, Korg Triton Extreme, Behringer FCB1010).
[Netherlands/Germany]: (I have this):
http://www.beslist.nl/computers/d000020 ... -GR_).html
[US version]:
http://www.apc.com/products/resource/in ... _sku=BE325
I haven't tried how long it works on battery power (also because I have attached the Kronos + one speaker to the 'hot' plugs. The cold plugs (non UPS plugs) have my other gear attached (the other monitor, Korg Triton Extreme, Behringer FCB1010).

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Hopefully still within topic and this is not to hijack the OP in any way...just trying not to clutter the Kronos main page...
I want a UPS as well...is there one that offers a HUM blocker with it?
I want a UPS as well...is there one that offers a HUM blocker with it?
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As far as....group loop hum? That would require other equipment, but given that all the equipment hooked up to the UPS will be sharing a ground, you might find the problem eliminated there (from what I read on the issue of ground loops - I could be wrong).JonSolo wrote:Hopefully still within topic and this is not to hijack the OP in any way...just trying not to clutter the Kronos main page...
I want a UPS as well...is there one that offers a HUM blocker with it?
I use a simple APC Backups unit, I believe 500VA rating - seem to do the best.