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Then check that volume is at 100% throughout. Stop the audio file, reset it back to the start, and tap Reverse A
button to reset. The Hold A button should light up. Play the file from the beginning again.
Factory Reset after Update (recommended)
Because Version 5 makes very extensive changes in the operation of the DLD firmware, we recommend that
you execute the Factory Reset procedure following the update.
Take care to note any System Settings that you care about, as the Reset procedure will return all settings to
their factory defaults.
To perform a factory reset:
1. Unplug all cables.
2. Power off the DLD.
3.
Flip Time A down, Time B up.
4.
Hold down Infinite A, Infinite B, and Reverse B.
5.
Power the DLD on. Release the buttons, the four Reverse/Infinite buttons will flash.
6.
Now, flip Time A up, Time B down.
7.
Hold down all five buttons (Rev A, Inf A, Rev B, Inf B, Ping) for 10 seconds.
8. Release the buttons when you see the lights make a chase sequence.
9. Power off, and power back on.
The DLD has now been reset to its factory default settings.
New Feature! High Resolution Audio: 24-bit Audio Operation
The DLD can now operate with superb full 24-bit audio by installing a jumper on the back of the module in the
position 2 shown in the photo makes it run in 24-bit mode. The jumper goes on the 2x6 header (labeled P9 in tiny
lettering). (Jumper position 1 is the left-most jumper, closest to the BUS CLK jumpers Jumper position 2 is the next
one to the right.)
When the jumper is on, the DLD will power up with a tap tempo pre-set to half the speed than if the jumper is off,
indicating the new hi-resolution mode. Audio delay capacity in 24-bit mode is one-half that of 16-bit mode. Sample
rate in all modes is 48 kHz.