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This was a great post made by WhEdGe that was lost when worms tried to destroy the board. I was able to recover it, but unfortunately, I'll have to repost it all.

Hello People,

entering service mode is possible by following this instruction:

Set the "HOLD" switch on.

While holding down the GROUP key instead, enter the key sequence:

>>| >>| |<< |<< >>| |<< >>| |<< | | | |

i.e. FF FF REW REW FF REW FF REW PAUSE PAUSE

Release all keys.

If you have successfully entered service mode, the display will alternately display the firmware version in the left display and a screen with all LCD segments lit at about half second intervals.

Thats it!

Dont change any settings unless u know what u are doing!!!!!!!!!!! Leave the service mode by removing the battery!!!

This will only be important if somebody has figured out how to change the settings for upgrading ur device. In the moment it is of no use!!

a procedure similar to this http://www2.minidisc.org/mzr700_to_mzr900.html has to be found!

maybe some freak can find it out wink.gif

i guess settings of mz-nh1 or mz-nh900 have to be compared with the settings of mz-nh600 .... a service manual could also help!

i really would love upgrading my device

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Originally posted by The_Stamp:

heh, while doing this.. i noticed something funny... theres a row of vaules... each one being "1c" then the last one is "cc" righting down the values.. im noticed a LOT of "cc" entries... perhaps that means disabled... anywho.. heres the audio category entries.

110- > cc (ignore, every category has this entry) edit: this is the section title

111- > 1c

112- > 1c

113- > 1c

114- > 1c

115- > 1e

116- > 0e

117- > cc .... (mp3?)

and theres 6 different bitrates for atrac3! what a coincidence.... could the 117 be the mp3?

i also noticed that all the categories have a 100 cell, but each one has the entry "cc" so im just going to assume that that is just a dummy field.

Then a follow-up post:

ok guys! heres the first batch of numbers... this is under the 9th category "Design"

The different categories are:

0-Manual

1-NV

2-Power (wont be touchin that tongue.gif)

3-Audio (all the entries is in the post above)

4-MD1

5-Hi-MD1

6-Hi-MD3

7-NORADJ

9-Design

ok, hi-MD 1 and HI-MD 3 im guessing are the formatted and gig discs entries. Note that every new tens digit appears to be a label for the settings that follow it.

I did "Manual" and "design" first, because if there would be settings, it would be in one of two categories! anywho, we'll start off with "9-Design"

110 MD1

111 0f

112 11

113 84

114 9f

117 cc

118 cc

130 HiMD3

131 3b

132 0f

134 58

135 cc

136 cc

137 cc

138 cc

140 LD OFF

220 All Adj

221 cc

222 cc

223 cc

224 cc

230 HiMD1

231 cc

232 cc

233 cc

240 HiMD3

241 cc

242 cc

243 cc

244 cc

250 Other

251 cc

260 Adj NG

261 00

262 00

263 00

264 00

300 OTHER

320 TEPeak

321 cc

322 cc

350 OfSet

351 cc

370 For Pb

371 cc

372 cc

400 ChkErr

410 SrvDat

411 PB*28

412 00

413 15

414 00

415 cc

416 cc

417 cc

420 StpFac

421 08

422 00

423 DH0002

424 DL0000

425 SA3V22

426 01

427 00

428 00

429 00

900 Power

910 Power

911 46

919 cc

Enjoy!

edit: here is the entries for 0-Manual.

100 MT

110 NV

111 cc

112 no clok

113 40

114 00

120 LASER

121 0f

122 9f

123 cc

124 3b

130 TEMP

131 19

132 18

133 e0

200 SET

210 DiscPr

211 32

212 1e

213 93

214 28

215 26

216 74

217 15

218 20

219 cc

220 AdjUID

221 31212

222 00

223 1207

300 OTHER

310 cc

311 ff

312 3f

313 cc

900 LINE

910 MngFlg

911 00

912 00

920 Other

921 00

MAN I WANT TO DO SOMETHING TO THE LINE SECTION!!!!!

And another reply after this from the fellow:

instructions in service mode -

press up to go into the entries section

press up and down to scroll the different categories

press right once to select that category

press up and down to scroll the different sections (the 100's)

press right once to select a section

(at this point, you can just keep press right and left to back and forth the entries)

press up and down to scroll the different sub-sections (the 10's)

press "STOP" to go back to the start of a sub-section, where you can scroll the sub-sections.

pressing stop again will go back into the sections.

pressing stop again will go back into the categories.

pressing stop again will go back into the main flashy screen.

in a way, its like windows explorer tongue.gif

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Originally posted by xispe:

NH700 european version values:

in the flashy display:

005

Ver 1.100

3 Audio:

100 - CC

110 - CC

111 - 1C

112 - 1C

113 - 1C

114 - 1C

115 - 1E

116 - 0E

117 - CC  

120 - CC

121 - 15

122 - 1C

123 - CC

124 - 1C

130 - CC

131 - 00

9 Design:

110 - MD1

111 - 0F

112 - 11

113 - 84

114 - 9F

117 - CC laugh.giflaugh.gif

118 - CC

130 - HIMD3

131 - 3B

132 - 0F

134 - 5E unsure.gif

135 - CC

136 - CC

137 - CC

138 - CC

140 - LD OFF

220 - ALL ADJ

221 - CC

222 - CC

223 - CC

224 - CC

230 - HIMD1

231 - CC

232 - CC

233 - CC

240 - HIMD3

241 - CC

242 - CC

243 - CC

244 - CC

250 - OTHER

251 - CC

260 - ADJ NG

261 - 00

262 - 00

263 - 00

264 - 00

300 - OTHER

320 - TEPEAK

321 - CC

322 - CC

350 - OFSET

351 - CC

370 - FOR PB

371 - CC

372 - CC

400 - CHKERR

410 - SRVDAT

411 - PB *52 unsure.gif 

412 - 00

413 - REC*F3 cool.gif 

414 - 00

415 - CC

416 - CC

417 - CC

420 - STPFAC

421 - 00 happy.gif

422 - 00

423 - DH0020 rolleyes.gif 

424 - DL4000 biggrin.gif

425 - SA003F unsure.gif

426 - 00 sleep.gif 

427 - 00

428 - 00

429 - 00

900 - POWER

910 - POWER

911 - 49 huh.gif

919 - CC

0 Manual:

110 - MT

110 - NV

111 - CC

112 - NOCLOK

113 - A0 happy.gif 

114 - 00

120 - LASER

121 - 0F

122 - 9F

123 - CC

124 - 3B

130 - TEMP

131 - 19

132 - 18

133 - D7 (laugh.gif it's almost winter in here ahahah tongue.gif)

200 - SET

210 - DISCPR

211 - 30 laugh.gif

212 - 1E

213 - 8B cool.gif

214 - 28

215 - 24 sleep.gif

216 - 6D laugh.gif

217 - 14 huh.gif

218 - 53 rolleyes.gif

219 - CC

220 - ADJUID

221 - 040405 blink.gif

222 - 000000 wink.gif

223 - 009171 ph34r.gif

300 - OTHER

310 - CC

311 - FF

312 - 3F

313 - CC

900 - LINE

910 - MNGFLG

911 - 00

912 - 00

920 - OTHER

921 - 00

Ok... leaving service mode now, i hope my unit still works 

EDIT: rocking  . At least still playing.

The lines containing the emoticons mean that the values differ from the posted ones for the nh600

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n0g0THEf0li0 stepped up to the plate and hit a home run with this one:

SONY MZ-NHF800

Service Menu

Activate "Hold Switch"

Fw Fw Rw Rw Fw Rw Fw Rw PAUSE PAUSE

[NOTE: Stop button Takes to previous menu, throughout]

[NOTE: *** denotes three digits scrolling upwards in increasing value from 0-9 proceeding through A-F]

004 Ver 1. 100

Vol Down Takes to: 0 AdjFFF [Any button]: 0 Fnshd!

Rew Takes to: Nothing

Fw Takes to: 012 1 0000 [Whatever this is, Vol Up seems to modify it]

Vol Up Takes to:

[NOTE: Vol Up Scrolls to next Cat, Fw to 100's Class, Vol Up to Next 100's class, Fw to 110's class, Vol Up to Next 110's class]

[the values in the 110's class seem to be changeable via the Vol Up button]

0 Manual

100 MT

110 NV 110 ***SCC

111 ***SCC

112 NoClok

113 ***S50

114 ***S00

120 Laser 120 ***SCC

121 ***S0F

122 ***S9F

123 ***SCC

124 ***S3D

130 Temp 130 ***SCC

131 ***S19

132 ***S19

133 ***SD7

200 SET 200 ***SCC

210 DiscPr 210 ***SCC

211 ***S30

212 ***S1E

213 ***S8B

214 ***S28

215 ***S24

216 ***S6D

217 ***S14

218 ***S03

219 ***SCC

220 AdjUID 220 ***SCC

221 040405

222 000000

223 011795

300 Other 300 ***SCC

310 LED 310 ***SCC

311 ***SFF

312 ***S3F

313 ***SCC

900 LINE 900 ***SCC

910 MngFlg 910 ***SCC

911 ***S00

912 ***S00

920 Other 920 ***SCC

921 ***S00

1 NV

100 VNV 100 ***SCC

110 ChkChg 110 ***SCC

111 Pw0069

112 Sr0031

113 SS00CC

114 CS0730

900 NV 900 ***SCC

910 NV 910 ***SCC

911 ***SCC

912 ***S00

913 NV OK

914 ***S00

915 ***SCC

916 ***SCC

917 ***SCC

918 ***SCC

919 ***SCC

920 Patch 920 ***SCC

921 PV1.1B

922 ***S00

923 ***S00

924 B41100

930 State 930 ***SCC

931 ***SFF (Disc Icon Also Lit)

932 NoClok

933 ***S00

934 ***SCC

940 Info 940 ***SCC

941 ***S50

942 ***S00

943 ***S00

944 ***S00

2 Power

100 cHECK

110 PWRCHK

111 AD CC

112 AD 01

113 AD 01

114 AD CC

120 V_Moni

121 AD 83

122 AD 00

123 AD 90

124 AD 1E

130 ChQcMd

131 AD 00

132 AD 00

133 AD CD

140 Charge

141 AD FD

142 AD CC

200 Adjust

210 PwrAdj

211 AD 28

212 AD 38

213 AD 2B

214 AD 68

215 AD 68

216 AD 73

217 AD 73

218 AD B3

219 AD C4

221 AD D8

222 AD EB

223 AD 16

224 AD 11

225 AD 20

226 AD 43

227 AD 7F

228 AD B7

229 AD 15

231 AD 30

232 AD 97

233 AD 97

240 VBsAdj

241 AD 6F

242 AD 2C

243 AD 61

244 AD 30

250 ChrgLi 250 ***SCC

251 ***SCC

260 ChrgNi

261 AD 71

262 AD CC

263 AD CC

264 AD CC

265 AD CC

266 AD CC

267 AD CC

268 AD CC

300 OprtIC

310 Spinch

311 AD 00

312 AD 00

320 Yuzu

321 AD 00

322 AD 00

330 FFCLR

331 AD 00

400 ChgChk

410 Li-ion

411 AD CC

412 AD CC

413 AD CC

414 AD CC

415 AD CC

416 AD CC

417 AD CC

418 AD CC

419 AD CC

430 Other

431 AD CC

3 Audio

100 Audio

110 Au Pb

111 ***S1C

112 ***S1C

113 ***S1C

114 ***S1C

115 ***S1E

116 ***S0E

117 ***SCC

120 Au Rec 120 ***SCC

121 ***S15

122 ***S1C

123 ***SCC

124 ***S1C

130 AGCPrm 130 ***SCC

131 ***S00

4 MD1 (Partial List, Will Finish at Some Point)

100 Grv

110 SrvOFF

111 ***SCC

112 ***S0D

113 ***S14

114 ***S02

118 ***S0A

120 ***SDD

121 ***S06

122 ***SFF

123 ***S00

124 ***SFE

125 ***S29

126 ***S00

127 ***SF5

128 ***SEE

130 ***SCC

131 ***SFE

132 ***SF3

133 ***S00

134 ***S2D

136 ***S0F

137 ***S0D

138 ***S12

139 ***S1A

140 ***SCC

141 ***SF2

142 ***S00

143 ***S00

144 ***S1C

145 ***S2F

146 ***SCC

147 ***SCC

149 ***SFD

151 ***S04

152 ***S00

154 ***S09

157 ***S97

158 ***S01

159 ***S97

200 Lpit 200 ***SCC

210 ***SCC

220 ***SDD

221 ***S09

224 ***SFE

225 ***S18

226 ***S00

228 ***S1B

230 ***SCC

232 ***SFF

236 ***S0D

237 ***S0B

238 ***S15

240 ***SCC

241 ***SF0

242 ***S00

243 ***S00

244 ***S29

245 ***S19

251 ***S07

300 Hpit 300 ***SCC

310 ***SCC

311 ***SCC

312 ***S0B

313 ***S14

314 ***S02

320 ***SDD

321 ***S0A

324 ***SFE

400 x4Writ

500 x2Writ

600 Dummy

700 AutCom

800 SERVO

900 OP Adj

5 HiMD1 (Skipped for Now)

6 HiMD3 (Skipped for Now)

7 NORADJ (Skipped for Now)

9 DESIGN

100 Laser

110 MD1

111 ***S0F

112 ***S11

113 ***S84

114 ***S9F

117 ***SCC

118 ***SCC

130 HiMD3 130 ***SCC

131 ***S3D

132 ***S0F

134 ***S5E

135 ***SCC

136 ***SCC

137 ***SCC

138 ***SCC

140 LD OFF 140 ***SCC

200 AllAdj

220 MD1 220 ***SCC

221 ***SCC

222 ***SCC

223 ***SCC

224 ***SCC

230 HiMD1 230 ***SCC

231 ***SCC

232 ***SCC

233 ***SCC

240 HiMD3 240 ***SCC

241 ***SCC

242 ***SCC

243 ***SCC

244 ***SCC

250 Other 250 ***SCC

251 ***SCC

260 Adj NG 260 ***SCC

261 ***S00

262 ***S00

263 ***S00

264 ***S00

300 Other 300 ***SCC

320 TEPeak 320 ***SCC

321 ***SCC

322 ***SCC

350 Ofset 350 ***SCC

351 ***SCC

370 For Pb 370 ***SCC

371 ***SCC

372 ***SCC

400 ChkErr 400 ***SCC

410 SrvDat 410 ***SCC

411 ***S09

412 ***S00

413 ***S16

414 ***S00

415 ***SCC

416 ***SCC

417 ***SCC

420 StpFac 420 ***SCC

421 ***S00

422 ***S00

423 DH0010

424 DL0001

425 SAFFEE

426 ***S00

427 ***S00

428 ***S00

429 ***S00

900 Power 900 ***SCC

910 Power 910 ***SCC

911 ***S48

919 ***SCC

It's easier to see in another format:

http://www.ncoleman.com/files/servicemenu_mz-nhf800.txt

And then came back a few innings later with a grand slam:

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Aoix came around to join in the fun as well! Here's his contribution:

hello,

I'm french.

To participate at the futur hack of our HiMD  , I list all values in the service mode on my european MZ-NH600. You can see the text file here.

If you have a NH900 or NH1, please enter in service mode...  because we haven't yes values for this models.

(sorry if my english is bad  )

And with that, I reintroduce this thread to the public and let's resume hackin'!

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Thanks xispe,

(excuse me for the spelling mistake in your name on my last post.)

On the older Md player, we can increase the power of output with the hack?

If it's possible, the single solution is that MD player had operational amplifier with numeric control gain. and that this gain is available in service mode. I don't sure. dry.gif

The second solution is to change resistor physically in MD if the gain haven't numeric control.

But I think that it's hard...

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Hi xispe,

Shermy: you have a nh900 right?

so... post your machine values 

I want to, I really do, but I'm Scared!!

I've read in some other posts or perhaps on the www.minidisc.org site that people have lost functionality of their machines by accidentally hitting something while in service mode.

Is this kind of like changing the registry on your computer...As long as you have a good idea of what your doing, you should be ok?? Of course, I really don't have a good idea of what I'm doing. Also, I only have one MD recorder, and I use it for recording practice sessions and performances almost daily.

I would still like to know if defaults can be changed by making alterations in service mode. Specifically, I would like to change the default recording volume to manual rather than AGC. I recently wasted 3.5 hours of recording due to this.

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I did the service mode hack for the R500 a while ago and it added the program playmode to the unit. I notice that on the NHF800, both the unit and remote have the 'PGM' bit on their LCD screens. Would it therfore be hypothetically possible to add that functionality to the 800 (and possibly lower models)?

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Hi. these are settings in my MZ-NH900 from europe

MODEL nh900

REGION europ

003

VERSION 1.100

0 Manual======================

100 MT 100 MT

110 NV 110 ***SCC

111 ***SCC

112 NoClok

113 ***SA1

114 ***S00

120 Laser 120 ***SCC

121 ***S0F

122 ***S9F

123 ***SCC

124 ***S3B

130 Temp 130 ***SCC

131 ***S19

132 ***S1c

133 ***Se2

200 SET 200 ***SCC

210 DiscPr 210 ***SCC

211 ***S30

212 ***S1E

213 ***S8B

214 ***S28

215 ***S24

216 ***S6D

217 ***S14

218 ***SD3

219 ***SCC

220 AdjUID 220 ***SCC

221 40405

222 00000

223 09553

300 OTHER 300 ***SCC

310 LED 310 ***SCC

311 ***SFF

312 ***S3F

313 ***SCC

900 LINE 900 ***SCC

910 MngFlg 910 ***SCC

911 ***S00

912 ***S00

920 Other 920 ***SCC

921 ***S00

9 DESIGN=======================

100 Laser 100 Laser

110 MD1 110 MD1

111 ***S0F

112 ***S11

113 ***S84

114 ***S9F

117 ***SCC

118 ***SCC

130 HiMD3 130 ***SCC

131 ***S3B

132 ***S0F

134 ***S5C

135 ***SCC

136 ***SCC

137 ***SCC

138 ***SCC

140 LD OFF 140 ***SCC

200 AllAdj 200 ***scc

220 MD1 220 ***SCC

221 ***SCC

222 ***SCC

223 ***SCC

224 ***SCC

230 HiMD1 230 ***SCC

231 ***SCC

232 ***SCC

233 ***SCC

240 HiMD3 240 ***SCC

241 ***SCC

242 ***SCC

243 ***SCC

244 ***SCC

250 Other 250 ***SCC

251 ***SCC

260 Adj NG 260 ***SCC

261 ***S00

262 ***S00

263 ***S00

264 ***S00

300 Other 300 ***SCC

320 TEPeak 320 ***SCC

321 ***SCC

322 ***SCC

350 Ofset 350 ***SCC

351 ***SCC

370 For Pb 370 ***SCC

371 ***SCC

372 ***SCC

400 ChkErr 400 ***SCC

410 SvrDat 410 ***SCC

411 ***S00

412 ***S00

413 ***S14

414 ***S00

415 ***SCC

416 ***SCC

417 ***SCC

420 StpFac 420 ***SCC

421 ***S00

422 ***S00

423 DH0080

424 DL0400

425 SA003F

426 ***S00

427 ***S00

428 ***S00

429 ***S00

900 Power 900 ***SCC

910 Power 910 ***SCC

911 ***S47

919 ***SCC

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hey guys... check this one. I have a nh700.

In any of the items if you press the group key, a couple of times, more info is displayed about that item...

for instance:

131

SetTmp 19

132

DspTmp 13 -> NICE ONE biggrin.gif This one is the actual temperature of the DSP. I've put the unit over my leg, and a minute or so later it was displaying 15 tongue.gif

133

DspOfs D7

and so on...

Now at that misterious 220 AdjUID item, heres what you would get

221 YrMnDy CC -> Year, Month, Day ?? My value for this one is 040405 smile.gif Manufacture day ??

222 Serl H CC -> (H = High ?) -> all zeros...

223 Serv L CC -> (L = Low ?) -> this one is nice it changes from model to model.

I've tried to change 223, but with no success, i don't know how to save the value.

EDIT: Don't worry, after messing around lots of time in the service mode my unit is still rocking biggrin.gif

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Hi,

I update my text file with the bootsy values...

http://aoix.free.fr/himd/compare_HiMD.txt

but I have some questions, bootsy, your model is a nhF900 (with tuner???) it's exist! or it's a mistake and you have a nh900... and can you verify your value 223 (009553) i tink that a extra number.

and a seconde question for xsipe, what is your methode to have the name of each value?? 131, 132... because me, I find only the "hundred" and "ten" values.

and the last, where are your values, kurisu? tongue.gif

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Hi people.

Here is the first version of the service mode names and values from my MZ-NHF800 (European Model). There are some intersting things, though one that stands out to me is:

AUDIO #115 which is called 'VolMax' and has the value 1E, which in decimal is 30 and surprise surprise, is the maximum volume level for the unit!

I anticipate a hack..... biggrin.gif

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cheers xispe.

I will add more info from other categories if it is needed.

aoix: My AdjUID values are correct, I have double-checked them in service mode and they are definately:

221: YrMnDy CC

222: Serl H CC

223: Serl L CC

edit:

Hang on, I know what you mean. The display shows CC but using the format in your table aoix, I have:

221: 040405

222: 000000

223: 011778

Dave

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Hi, i corrected my post it was a mistake with that mz-nhf900, but this value 223 (009553) i got 6 digit, also value 221 (40405), 222 (00000), 223 (09553) i got with additional first 0 (i guess that you are skiping that first 0 whitch is always 0??)

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Hi people.

Here is the first version of the service mode names and values from my MZ-NHF800 (European Model). There are some intersting things, though one that stands out to me is:

AUDIO #115 which is called 'VolMax' and has the value 1E, which in decimal is 30 and surprise surprise, is the maximum volume level for the unit!

I anticipate a hack.....  biggrin.gif

Awesome Davew!!

Thanks to bootsy too!!

I'm warming up to getting my values out there. Be patient with me please unsure.gif

Hey Davew, was your beep set to on or off when you went into service mode? The reason I'm asking is to determine the difference between "cc" and "00". Could "00" mean default or "on"? What I'm looking to mod is the default setting for recording. I'd like to have it set to manual rather than AGC. Seeing the following makes me wonder if it's as simple as changing "00" to "cc".

3: AUDIO

100: Audio

110: Au Pb

117: Beep CC

130: AGCPrm

131: WrtAGC 00

Also seeing things like YrMnDy and Clock set to CC lead me to the same conclusions. Am I way off here?

I wonder what all these mean as well?? Any Ideas??? huh.gif

120: Au Rec

121: Lo iMa 15

122: Ho iMa 1C

123: Lo iAt CC

124: SensLo 1C

I promise you will see my values. Just give me some time to build up some courage.

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Thanks Shermy, at the moment I am working to expand my info, with more categories and information about what you can edit.

I am 99% sure i had beep set to off when I compiled my list and it seems that most of the audio stuff cannot be changed, but there might be hope yet. As I said, I am working on improving my info, will have that ready as soon as possible, but I have to be careful, what with working in service mode!

Dave

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...and it seems that most of the audio stuff cannot be changed, but there might be hope yet.

That's a potential bummer.

Hey aoix, I noticed your beep was set to on, however, you didn't write down the audio values. Have you looked at them? If so, what was your value for the following:

3: AUDIO

100: Audio

110: Au Pb

117: Beep CC

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my values of service mode audio menu are

3 AUDIO===============

100 Audio ***SCC

>110 Au Pb ***SCC

>>111 LR1kHz ***S1C

>>112 L 1kHz ***S1C

>>113 R 1kHz ***S1C

>>114 Infi 0 ***S1C

>>115 VolMax ***S1E

>>116 AvlsOn ***S0E

>>117 Beep ***SCC

>120 Au Rec ***SCC

>>121 Lo iMa ***S15

>>122 Ho iMa ***S1C

>>123 Lo iAt ***SCC

>>124 SensLo ***S1C

>130 AGCPrm ***SCC

>>131 WrtAGC ***S00

and i check the "beep". If I have "beep on" or "beep off" in user menu, the value "117 Beep" in sevice mode are the same "CC"

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helo, does any body know how to save changes in service mode in menu audio??

I want to change setting 116 AvlsOn ***S0E -> 116 AvlsOn ***S14, these are setting to limit avls. i want to change limit from 14 (0E in HEX) to 20 (14 in HEX).

But i can't save this setting.

Any ideas??

PS. in my mz-nh900 settings in menu audio are also:

3 AUDIO===============

100 Audio ***SCC

>110 Au Pb ***SCC

>>111 LR1kHz ***S1C

>>112 L 1kHz ***S1C

>>113 R 1kHz ***S1C

>>114 Infi 0 ***S1C

>>115 VolMax ***S1E

>>116 AvlsOn ***S0E

>>117 Beep ***SCC

>120 Au Rec ***SCC

>>121 Lo iMa ***S15

>>122 Ho iMa ***S1C

>>123 Lo iAt ***SCC

>>124 SensLo ***S1C

>130 AGCPrm ***SCC

>>131 WrtAGC ***S00

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helo, does any body know how to save changes in servise mode in menu audio??

It's good question, I test the old method " press pause" but it's dont work... sad.gif (I test to put '0F' to replace the '0E' of AUDIO 116 Avls value)

and I update the text file that compare values (Maunal, Audio and Design) of all peoples.

and also, I update the second text file of all values that I have can read on my NH600.

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...and i check the "beep". If I have "beep on"  or "beep off" in user menu, the value "117 Beep" in sevice mode are the same "CC"

Thanks aoix!! cool.gif Well, I guess that rules out my thinking. sad.gif

Also, nice work at deciphering (or, at least attempting to decipher) all the codes in your service mode .txt files!! cool.gifcool.gif

I hope there is someone that knows how to save changed audio values. I'll be posting my values soon.

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Yes! come on! we're gettin' places!

I'm taking AUDIO #115 (VolMax) as an example here (since it seems a fairly safe test value to ..ehem.. meddle with!)

The 2-digit Hex value can be changed using the wheel for the first digit and the 5 way stick (up/down) to change the whole number up or down by 1.

However I can find no way of saving that value to the memory?

The T MARK button moves you to some other editing thing that I don't understand and no other buttons seem to save the new hex value????

But, as you say xispe, we will do it!

Yeah! Dave

Edit:

I have made some minor changes to my listing

some function descriptions in the AUDIO section that will be of use for your table, aoix.

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