Behringer EQ700, inside the battery compartment at the bottom left is a tiny button marked sv1 - what is it for? Thank you.

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ok you will need to synchronization.Press the power button on the wii conosle to turn it on remove the battery cover on the backof the remote.Press and release the SYNC. button inside the cover.the player leds will blink.Open the fornt door on the wii console press and release the SYNC.button on the inside of the compartment. when the player LED blinking stop connection is complete the LED that is iluminated indicates the player number, THAT IS IT


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Check the batteries and the receiver,

You can remove the batteries for 2 mins. and put it back in, also you can try to restart the wireless receiver.

Battery Installation
Battery Compartment Cover
1) Grip the front of the mouse (the end with the buttons) with your left hand.
2) With your right hand hold the back of the mouse (end opposite the buttons) with your thumb on the bottom, and your index finger and middle finger resting on top.
3) Grip the mouse firmly, pressing down slightly on the GE logo on top of the mouse with the index and middle finger of your right hand, then pull back to release the battery cover.
4) Set the battery compartment cover aside. Insert 2 AAA batteries, being sure to match the polarity of the batteries with the polarity markings inside the battery compartment.
5) Replace the battery compartment cover.
6) Re-link your mouse. See Section 5.

you will need two new AAA batteries, then:

4. Battery Installation Battery Compartment Cover 1) Grip the front of the mouse (the end with the buttons) with your left hand. 2) With your right hand hold the back of the mouse (end opposite the buttons) with your thumb on the bottom, and your index finger and middle finger resting on top. 3) Grip the mouse firmly, pressing down slightly on the GE logo on top of the mouse with the index and middle finger of your right hand, then pull back to release the battery cover. 4) Set the battery compartment cover aside. Insert 2 AAA batteries, being sure to match the polarity of the batteries with the polarity markings inside the battery compartment. 5) Replace the battery compartment cover. 6) Re-link your mouse.

Unscrew battery compartment on the right grip, and remove the battery holder (AAA's in most Maxxum 7000's) In the compartment you should see a silver colored metal plate, held on by 6 small phillips screws. Unscrew these, and carefully lift the plate, and move it aside (there's a tiny wire soldered inside the plate, so don't break it off).

Inside there should be a CR2016 lithium button battery. Replace it, and reassemble in reverse order.
NOTE: This probably won't fix any issues regarding the removal of the film, as the 2016 is just a memory backup battery for when the main batteries are removed.

to remove the film, install fresh main batteries, turn on the camera via the "Lock" switch and rewind the film. on the back of the camera, just behind the LCD screen, above the film door, you will see a grey button marked "R". Push and hold it, while sliding the gray slide switch immediately to the left of it to the left. The film should now rewind.

When the film is done rewinding, open the back via the sliding latch on the left side of the body with the gray button in the middle. Push the button, while sliding the latch down.

To insert film, place the cartridge in the same place and orientation as the old roll, and pull the leader over to the red dot on the bottom right of the film compartment, and close the back. it should advance to the first frame if done correctly, or blink 0 if done wrong.

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There should be a button on the usb itself.You can try removing it plugging it back in then push that button if still red then you can try changing the batteries.

I just went to replace the batteries in my 250's after 7 years of sitting unused and I also had to PRY the battery compartments off after wrestling with them for 15 min. to no avail & very sore hands LOL. Just take a medium sized flat blade screw driver, place it between the sides of the cover split and give a small downward TWIST, then do the same in the middle of the back of the compartment to break them loose then you can pull them straight off. I used a TINY dab of HAND CREAM and rubbed it along the inside SIDES of the compartment before replacing and now they come off nice & easy but are still very secure for future battery changes !