Does anyone have the Raritan Dominion PX 1.5.4 firmware available?

OK, first of all try this.
1) Connect the pedal
2) Turn on the PX-5S
3) DO NOT PRESS THE PEDAL WHILE THE KEYBOARD BOOTS.
4) Pedal should function normally
If the above procedure does not give you the desired results, then there's a few other things to check before sending it back for repair.
1) Back up all of your stage settings and try a factory reset.
If this works, then great.
If this does not work then
1) Back up all of your settings, reinstall the latest firmware, then initialize the keyboard with a factory reset.
If none of these procedures works, then you have some sort of hardware problem and need to get an RMA to return the unit for repair.

Be aware baud settings are not the same as the 9600 bits/s you are referring to.
But did you look here?

Putty Recommended Default Settings for Network Engineer EtherealMind

They should work, but I would use the PS2 connectors to be sure.

Anyone from Kocaso, or anyone who owns one of these please jump in and correct me, please!

I suggest first trying the toll-free help for Kocaso: 1-866-777-0079. They are open M-F, 9:30am-6pm EST. Follow exactly the help instructions from that person first! Ignore the rest of this!


Do you know what your son did to induce the error--if anything? Do you still have the manual? Have you tried soft and then hard reset?

Use your PC/Laptop/Mac--not a tablet--to navigate to these links and downloads.

I've done some searching: Manual--Download from this link and open the PDF file with Adobe Reader on Windows. (If you don't have Reader installed, the most current version is a free download at Adobe.com.)
http://www.kocaso.com/manuals/?model=M1070

Firmware Upgrade: Their manual doesn't appear directly to indicate how to perform a hard reset without upgrading firmware. Telephone support should instruct well about that, though. See the manual on page 13--that's likely your tablet's problem! That refers the reader back to "Should I perform a firmware update?" on page 12.

I hope that firmware update isn't required: It may prove very risky--perhaps making your tablet useless.

Note the screen picture on page 9 of the manual: "Backup and reset"--if you can navigate to that, click navigate further in the menu to "Factory Data reset" (that's what my Android 4.0 tablet indicates, anyway--it's likely the same wording). Execute, (and, click "Yes, etc.") if possible: It likely isn't possible, is it?


Here's the firmware update site for the 1070 models: The procedure is somewhat involved, yet not impossible. Actually, two versions of the 1070 tablet exist--1070A and 1070B. You need to determine which one is your's. Definitely click and read "Serial Number Checklist.txt to help determine which firmware update to use. It appears somewhat ambiguous with one model. Again, telephone support ultimately should prove correct here, in your case.
http://www.kocaso.com/firmware/?model=M1070


Yet again, talk to a person at Kocaso first, always ignoring all of this, if possible!


I'm making a guess here: Note step 2 of the "Firmware Update Instructions.

"Turn off the tablet."

Then "Press the Volume + button of the tablet and keep it pressed. "

That point in the process likely should offer an option for factory reset, given that you can't navigate your tablet's "Settings" menus. Navigate on that screen and execute--clicking "Yes," or otherwise affirm.

Try to get in touch with the company! Online, they provide a form in 'Contact Us"--use that in place of calling, if necessary.

Press and hold the reset button for about 20 seconds, it should reset.

try changing the 2.4ghz wireless channel to 1 or 11

there should be sound button on the side of the device along with the power button.
push the audio plus and power at the same time.
a menu to restore is there. do this with the device off.

Look for a reset button, and press it for 30 seconds. that should restore factory settings, then default log in should work....

You are using WRT160N router. This router has issues with the firmware.
Try to upgrade the firmware of the router. Firmware is the software of the router.
Download the latest firmware of the router. Go to the manufacturer's web site and download the firmware of the router.
Open the set up page of the router and upgrade the firmware of the router. Once you upgrade the firmware of the router, reset the router.
On the router you will find a small reset button, hold it down for 30 seconds. release it. wait for 1 minute. Now unplug the power to the router and plug it back in.
Now you will need to reconfigure the router according to the Internet service provider.

Try to upgrade the firmware of the router. Firmware is the software of the router. Download the latest firmware of the router. Go to the manufacturer's web site and download the firmware of the router. Open the set up page of the router and upgrade the firmware of the router. Once you upgrade the firmware of the router, reset the router. On the router you will find a small reset button, hold it down for 30 seconds. release it. wait for 1 minute. Now unplug the power to the router and plug it back in. Now you will need to reconfigure the router according to the Internet service provider.