Hi, I am looking for someone who could repair my Ensoniq SQ 1 Plus keyboard. I am near Horncastle in Lincolnshire. Would deliver for repair, please call 01507 533760, Geoff

To change the internal battery in an Ensoniq KT88, follow these steps:

1. Preparation:
   • Ensure that the keyboard is powered off and unplugged from any electrical source.
   • Create a clean and safe workspace with adequate lighting.
2. Opening the Keyboard:
   • Locate the screws securing the keyboard casing. These are usually found on the bottom of the keyboard or around the sides.
   • Use a screwdriver appropriate for the screws and carefully remove them.
   • Gently lift the casing, being mindful of any cables or connectors that may be attached.
3. Locating the Battery:
   • Look for the internal battery, typically a small coin-shaped battery. It is usually located on the main circuit board or nearby.
   • Take note of the battery's orientation and any clips or holders securing it in place.
4. Removing the Old Battery:
   • Carefully disconnect any clips or holders that are keeping the battery in place.
   • If necessary, use a small tool like a flathead screwdriver to gently pry the battery out, taking care not to damage the circuit board.
5. Installing the New Battery:
   • Ensure that the replacement battery matches the specifications of the original battery (e.g., voltage and size).
   • Insert the new battery into the same position and orientation as the old battery.
   • Secure the battery using any clips or holders that were originally in place.
6. Closing the Keyboard:
   • Double-check that all connections and cables are properly seated.
   • Align the keyboard casing with the body of the keyboard and carefully lower it into position.
   • Replace the screws and tighten them securely but not excessively.
7. Powering On and Testing:
   • Plug in the keyboard to an electrical source.
   • Power on the keyboard and check if it functions properly.
   • Verify that any user settings, presets, or system data are retained, indicating that the new battery is working correctly.

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Hello from across the pond. I've used the postal prefix's of PE24 and PE25 for the search... hope I chose the correct ones. It seems that Skegness Lincolnshire does not have any service agents for Hitachi... but the Shires surrounding Lincolnshire do. Here's what I found:

Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire - http://www.hitachi-powertools.co.uk/areas/derbys.html
Leicestershire - http://www.hitachi-powertools.co.uk/areas/leics.html
Cambridgeshire - http://www.hitachi-powertools.co.uk/areas/cambs.html
Norfolk - http://www.hitachi-powertools.co.uk/areas/norfolk.html
Humberside - http://www.hitachi-powertools.co.uk/areas/humber.html

Further, here is the link to the Hitachi UK search engine should you require it:
http://www.hitachi-powertools.co.uk/locator.html

Hope this helps out.

I'm guessing this is a main board problem. You can get the SQ-1 Service Manual (parts as well) here:

www.syntaur.com/ensoniq_manuals.html

The Service Manual is for the 61-note SQ-1, but that uses the same boards as the SQ-1, just a different keybed. I don't think this is a keybed problem. You can try unplugging the ribbon cable to the keybed from the main board, boot up, and see if you get the same crash. You may get a KEYBOARD CALIBRATION ERROR message, but you can ignore it; if it boots, the keys won't work, but at least you'll be able to see if you get that error message. If you still do, you know it's a main board problem and not anything to do with the keybed. And at that point, your only hope is to replace the main board.

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You can download the drivers Creative Labs - support WEB site. Please click on this link and select your model audio card to download :-

http://support.creative.com/

These are 32k SRAM cards, and are long out of production. You won't find any vendor who stocks these - your only hope is eBay or someplce like that.

Usually that indicates that the polarity of the jack for the sustain pedal has been switched or someone has substituted another pedal with the wrong polarity. Try looking in the manual to see if that is an editable parameter for people who might not be able to obtain an original pedal. You may have to initialize the keyboard which is on page viii of the manual. The jacks on the back for footswitches are on page 1 and 2. The footswitch settings are on page 9. I found the manual here:http://soundprogramming.net/manuals/Ensoniq_KT-76_KT-88_Manual.pdf I don't know if you have the single footswitch or the optional stereo footswitch. If it is the single footswitch, the default setting should work correctly if it is the original SW-2 or SW-6 pedal switches. If it is the optional SW-10, the FTswL setting should be Unused. Hope this helps.

This may not help, but it's the only way I found it. A seller has the instruction with the purchase of a battery from him. Before you ask, no it's not me! Maybe this will help.

http://cgi.ebay.com/New-BATTERY-for-Ensoniq-KS-32-KS32-KT-76-KT76-MR76_W0QQitemZ250358935028QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20090118?IMSfp=TL090118114003r33053

Hi, I used to have some of these cards. I have a driver called Ensoniq Vivo which might work. I will email it to you - I don't see a place to put drivers here on this site. You might also try this driver: http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/drivers/88/88810.htm

Let me know if it works!

look for a blown fuse where the power comes in.