Sonar only reading the surface

Hi, check the power and earth connections to the unit. Also it will have a fuse on the positive wire, if it is a glass type fuse get rid of it and fit a blade fuse and holder. Hope this helps, regards Phil.

hi,
just purchase a lance cleaning cd. It will be available in cd shops. insert it in the player. it will clean the lance. after cleaning insert the CD and watch is it reading. If not then the laser pickup unit of you player have some problem. You have to replace the same.
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Most likely poor cracked soldier joints. check around the high heat ares drivers out put transistors amp ic ect... also check ground tabs. wave soldier results in thin joints. just reheat and ad more soldier. good luck!

I would start to check from the audio amplifier ICs section. Most probably the Audio Amplifier IC faulty but there are many version of Bose Wave radio and therefore couple of Audio amplifier ICs have been used namely TDA 7374, TDA 7375 and more.

May I suggest you try to adjust your audio settings inside Sonar. Also it is a good idea to always keep your C drive well defragmented. I once had this problem using Sonar LE and the only way I got rid of it was after formatting my C drive and reinstalling the drivers and Sonar again. After that the problem came back and then I upgraded from the SB Live to Audigy SE.
Make sure you also have lots of free space on your C drive and have a decnt amount of ram.

Hi,

You can't see the fat partition from within the DP-02. It's there, but only your PC will be able to read the contents of the fat partition when you have the USB 'opened' on the DP-02. The manual states that if your CF card is less than 5 Gb in size than you will only see/be able to select one partition. The default CF card that comes with the DP-02CF is only 1 Gb.

If you've created a backup or exported your wav files properly and everything is working ok with the CF, then you should be able to see backup or wav files showing up in the fat partition while connected to the PC. Even if nothing is backed up or exported you should still see the directory structure from your PC with the three folders, BACKUP, WAVE and UTILITY. As you are not even seeing these directories, what may have happened is that the fat partition had become corrupted or these folders had gotten erased.

I would have thought that reformatting the FAT partition would have fixed this problem however and that the DP02-CF would automatically recreate the required directories on the CF media after a reformat. The manual is unclear on this however.

So a couple of things you could try:

1. You describe opening the USB connection as 'push the USB button and then hit enter'. I was assuming you meant that you were selecting 'usb' from the menu and then pressing the 'enter' button to open the usb connection. You may wish to verify that the usb connection is being opened properly first.

2. If the connection is opening ok, and after a reformat you still aren't seeing any folders in the fat partition while connected to your PC with the usb open, you might wish to try to recreating those directories in the FAT partition yourself. While accessing the FAT partition (DP-02CF's removable drive) from the PC create the three directories exactly as named in the manual (WAVE, BACKUP, UTILITY). If that works, disconnect from the PC, try exporting a track or backing up a song again, and reconnect to the PC to see if you can see/access those files now.

Best of luck.

bd.

HAI,SONAR 6 SOAFTWARE WORKING PROPERLY IN THE MIDDLE IT'S NOT WORK OR FIRST YOU HAVE INSTALL THE SOAFWARE THAT TIME WILL NOT WORK.ANY WAY UNINSTAL SONAR AND REINSTAL IT'S WORK FINE.
UNINSTAL :
START>CONTROL PANNEL>ADD REMOVE PROGRAMS>SONAR>REMOVE.
RE-INSTAL :
DOUBLE CLICK FOR EXE SETUP PROGRAM FOR SONAR>SELECT TARGET AREA(DEFAULT C:\)>FINISH.
RESTART SYSTEM AND USE SONAR.

The wave profiler needed to process; all is working fine now.

o always run at 0 on play back recording -3 with drums use anlog cables then select anlog 48000 24 bit if u can if its digital cable might use 96000 bit rate ok spdif watch it close on digital for digital clips never go in red keep steady balence cheak your sorse tape how loud is that adjust your stuff to sound good at peaks never hit red in digital mode does this help sum

i would say that your lense is dirty and yes cleaning it might help