4000 analog I/O question

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- March 4, 2015 at 4:02 pm #112394
  
  Crash
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  I am trying to find out if the analog I/O card between a 4000 and a 4000B+ are interchangeable. Anyone?
- March 4, 2015 at 5:53 pm #127603
  
  nickrose
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  I believe they are similar, but cannot say whether they are interchangeable – don't think we have ever tried.
- March 4, 2015 at 6:32 pm #138452
  
  Crash
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  Thanks for the reply Nick. I recently purchased a working 4000 B (not + like I listed above, my bad) for stupid cheap. I also have a line on a 4000 that is throwing an analog I/O test failure 1000 message, so I am trying to see if it might be worth getting the unit and using my B unit as a donor for troubleshooting. I like the 4000B but I really don't have a use for all of the radio geared presets and feel the 4000 would better suit my mix needs. If there is a way to turn my B into a straight 4000, that would work too but I am guessing with the age of these units, that is not feasable. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge on these animals.
- March 13, 2015 at 2:14 pm #138530
  
  nickrose
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  Try wiggling any socketed parts, and maybe some switch cleaner on the board edge pins.
- April 29, 2015 at 12:48 am #138967
  
  Crash
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  I don't have the unit, so it is a bit of a gamble I am trying to weigh the worth of I suppose. Would Eventide sell me an analog I/O board? I have done more research and it looks like the boards between the 4000 and the 4000B are mighty close, if not the same. Owner says this unit will not pass any audio even after he hits the continue button. If Eventide would sell the I/O board, I would be tempted to give it a go, heck I got lucky with the 4000B in my rack.
- April 29, 2015 at 1:44 am #138968
  
  nickrose
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  Eventide might or might not have the board – it depends on the age of the unit. Also, be warned, it may be something else – just because there is no audio, it does not mean that the audio board îs at fault.
  
  If you want to continue with this, your best bet might be to send it in for service. If it is not electrically damaged, this might be the best solution.
- April 29, 2015 at 11:45 am #138971
  
  Crash
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  I understand what you are saying Nick. I figured I would start there since that is the error message the unit is showing. I would get in the unit and see if there was anything obvious before proceeding, just trying to see if there are parts out there to fix it if needed. This is all part of my research to see if it is worth the gamble.
  
  There is another unit out there that seems to need a software restart on occasion that also has me interested. Not sure what to make of that one, maybe heat related, or power drift? I just wish there was a way to turn my 4000B into a 4000. I don't need all of those whacky morning zoo radio type presets.
  
  Thanks for chiming in with your info. Nick.
- April 30, 2015 at 12:05 am #138976
  
  Crash
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  I received more info: on the 2nd unit I mentioned above. It has the "ERROR-Suggest Power-Down" "host: HC Error" message popping up from time to time. Does that mean anything to anybody?
- April 30, 2015 at 12:27 am #138977
  
  nickrose
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  It means that the DSP has a problem. What to do depends on when it happens, but it may be a hardware fault.
- April 30, 2015 at 1:41 am #138979
  
  Crash
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  Owner says three to four times a month. Reboot clears it up for a bit. Here is a link to the unit in question:
  
  https://www.dropbox.com/s/35fqircafus3joc/Eventide%20Video.MOV?dl=0
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