20 Most Recent DBX -215 Home Equalizer Questions & Answers

>lets go store location
>open outlook express>tools>options>maintenance>store folder>Copy the location
>click start >run>paste the location >Click OK
>it would open up outlook express data file with .DBX extensions
>lets make sure outlook express closed
>lets rename the outbox.dbx to outbox.old
>lets reopen outlook express> but we will loose the outbox email

I have several Hotmail & Outlook accounts and I can use the drop-down menu to choose which one to use as the sender but sometimes if I don't use the actual email account (as the sender) that I am actually logged into at that moment, then it will not send the email and will put it in the Drafts folder instead. I went to the draft folder, chose the edit option and changed the sender email to the actual one that I was currently logged into, and that draft was FINALLY sent out.

it may not have one, as most these units have thermal fuses in the transformers.. and they go bad, also it may use a wheat fuse...they look like resistors...if you are not familiar with these take it to a shop.

which one, ???

time for shop...

>lets remove Security software and then check
>lets create new identity
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/209169

and then import the data back to new identity

Open Emails in drafts. Click on small square at begining, so that it becomes coloured. delete.

Unfortunately, this is not a problem that is likely to be solved here without seeing the actual unit. Since one side works as expected, the first suspect of a power supply problem is not the case here. It is possible that you have an open ground or a defective bufer IC. Again, without testing the actual unit, it is impossible to state with any confidence what the exact problem is. I would estimate that a parts cost in the $20-$30 range is likely. This would cover buffer ICs as well as capacitors in the circuit.

Hope this helps a bit,

Dan

User manual for the DBX 131 215 and 231 graphic EQs can be downloaded from here:

ftp://ftp.dbxpro.com/pub/PDFs/Manuals/English/dbx2SeriesManualA2.pdf

Rhett - I've mailed it to you.

ftp://ftp.dbxpro.com/pub/PDFs/Manuals/English/dbx2SeriesManualA2.pdf It's all in there. Here is a little extra guidance. if you are getting your left and right channels out through RCA you will need a RCA to 1/4 in adapter Radio Shack carries them relatively cheap. If it's already 1/4 or XLR skip this Left goes into Left in, Right goes into Right in. Then work backwards Right comes out of Right out, Left comes out of Left out. channel 1(left in) and Channel 2(right in) of your powered mixer. you should be set.
Good Luck, Cody J.

Disable your internet connection. Start Outlook, Select all of the messages in your Draft box and drag them to the Delete folder.
Just curious, how did your get so many draft message in the draft box?

Depending on file size of the email, it might take a while after you hit delete, to actually delete. If using an online server for your email, this will happen. But how did it get to your sent box? Hope this helps.

possibly don't have enough free space on your drive

What is the error message?
Pictures too big?
Too many email addresses?
Size of email with pictures too large?
If it looks like SPAM to your ISP (Internet service Provider) then your email is being 'blocked'.
More info, please...

Tools > Options > Mail Setup > Send/Receive > Clear check mark on "Schedule Automatic Send/Receive every .. minutes" > OK

Close your Outlook > Open Outlook again > Go to Outbox > Select The message > Send To/Move To Draft

Go to Draft Folder and delete it from there