Patch not saving,write button is not working from the day i bought.i bought is 2nd hand.plez help

It sounds like you have accidentally set your Zoom 606 pedal to the "AL" patch. The "AL" patch is a special patch that allows you to access the pedal's internal settings and make adjustments.
To turn patches on, you will need to exit the "AL" patch and select a regular patch. Here's how to do it:

1. Press and hold the "Program" button until the display shows "AL."
2. Use the "Value" knob to select "P0."
3. Press and hold the "Program" button again until the display shows "P0."
4. Use the "Value" knob to select the desired patch.
5. Press the "Program" button to exit the patch selection screen.

Your pedal should now be in the patch you selected. You can use the "Value" knob to adjust the settings for the patch as desired.
If you are unable to access the patch selection screen, or if the pedal is not functioning properly, you may need to reset the pedal to its factory default settings. To do this, press and hold the "Program" and "Value" knobs simultaneously for about three seconds until the display shows "F0." This will reset the pedal to its default settings. You can then follow the steps above to select a patch and make any necessary adjustments.

maybe this will help ...... I have a Korg M1 ..... it has a small button battery for maintaining memory and sounds .... mine lasted about 10 years ...... I looked up in Google how to change the battery .... I looked up in my M1 instructions how to reload the sounds .... I had lost all my synth sounds except the basic piano ...... I changed the battery and reloaded the sounds from a backup card I had bought years ago .... M1 works perfectly now .... you probably lost any saved songs .... contact Yamaha how to change the battery and reload the original songs .... any saved songs are gone .... next time, back them up ... good luck

Download n install 2 softwares for G2 from ZOOM website.
1. USB subsystem. Driver to connect zoom fx to PC/Notebook.
2. EDIT & SHARE. Software to create/copy sound patch.

Connect USB cable from G2 to PC/notebook.
No need adapter power supply, because the power is supply via
USB cable from PC/notebook.
Open EDIT & SHARE. It's easy,like copy,paste,rename,delete etc.
Just open the menu that you want to do and follow the
instructions. Sound patch can be load from files that you
download, or create it in EDIT & SHARE.
Patch can be load one files or group. Right Click the sound that you want to change,copy-paste it from new file/sound.
You can import/export files/patches from/to PC library (downloaded files).
It is recomended that you save/backup your original files,before load new sound.

I hope this helps.
Regards.

Download it here:
http://www.manualowl.com/p/Yamaha/PSR-E303/Manual/87376

your parallel loop only has input, a series has out and in, you need to patch the out of amp to the in of the pedal, and out of the pedal to the in of the amp fx loop. then you need to make sure your loop is turned on, via switch or footpedal.

Here's a hunch:
When the RC-50 was hooked up, your computer had access to the internal memory. The WAVE directory is where the wave data is stored. The RC-50 must have noticed that the wave data for patches that were supposed to have data was in fact gone.

So, you can probably just do a factory reset:
With the power off, while holding both single/multi and loop-sync, power the RC-50 up until it greets you with SYSTEM/PATCH use the PARAMETER buttons to go back and forth. In your case, you can probably leave "SYSTEM" alone and just select PATCH. Once you've selected which section of the RC-50 you want to reset, hit the WRITE button.

Try this site:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80d1HUa3W-U

If you don't have the manual it is here:http://www.behringer.de/EN/downloads/pdf/DJX700_P0165_M_EN.pdf Have a look at page 4 under Monitor, mode switch and mix control. You might be having problems with them.

From what I remember from my recent tinkering you press the guide select button. Then either use the patch/value know and parameter buttons, OR it may be the guide level knob to switch the volume down until it is off. I believe I then saved the patch to preserve the setting and keep that irritating guide at bay! It really should be more intuitive, ideally knod turned to zero = OFF. But no. Ah well, hope you get it sorted. I have a problem too, maybe you have same one? It may be the unit itself. Search - Beggining of loop missing on FIRST playback - if you get a chance. Let me know if yours does it too?

Hi I just got a RC 50 and I face the same problem but looking the content of the data in the Roland folder (after you connect the USB) , I notice the format of the label of each sound's and I understood the problem. So , here it is . Before you connect to USB , you have to choose a patch , let say n.16 OK, now the audio file that you want to import into the data folder must be named in this way "016_1.WAV" ,the 16 refer to the patch number and 1 is the phrase number (if you want to put the audio file into the phrase 1 ,or 2 if 2 ecc.) now disconnect the USB .At this point you just have to increase or decrease the patch number just one time and go back to 16 (it has to refresh the patch info) and you'll find your audio file ready to use in whatever phrase you put it.
have fun
Paolo