Small glitch discovered last Monday when I could hear some Hum emanating from my Amplifier. ( DC Offset?)
When I turned-on the display of the P5, I noticed that the values were not right. So I did a re-boot and the outlets failed to initialized and there was no regenerating.
My dealer and I contacted PS Audio by email last Monday for a solution and are still awaiting a response to determine if this can be addressed locally or if the unit as to be shipped to the factory.
The P5 is now out of the system. The amplifier is now quiet and I am still enjoying my tunes.
I also had the P5 connected to the Internet to see if it was talking to the Mother Ship. Didn’t seem to matter.
Alex is working hard trying to find a solution. I had a good giggle when he mentioned that the P5 firmware was “ancient”. Then I realized that anything electronic made yesterday is already obsolete.
Alex P has a good sense of humor as well as being diligent in his support capacity. He deserves a high five once in a while and is a real asset to PSA.
It is a tough slot to fill and Alex we appreciate you.
Well, we tried everything on-line. The P5 won’t read the new codes. Actually, it doesn’t even acknowledge he SD card provided.So off to Boulder tomorrow morning. That is as soon I locate my UPS Girl.
Paul McGowan said
That's one cool plane. Bring it on! I am sorry the P5's been a booger.
No biggie Paul. The unit left this morning with UPS. Purchases and repairs give me an opportunity to meet with my UPS Girl. Lynn has such a lovely smile.
Just received a notification from UPS that the P5 has been delivered to the Mother Ship. Hopefully, Alex will be able to have the firmware updated from ancient to modern. ( And whatever’s been plaguing the unit).