KORG PA1000 V1.5.1 Updated Version

KORG PA1000 V1.5.1 Updated Version

Korg Pa1000 NEW
eXpanded User sample memory OS 1.51 Installation
New OS 1.5.1 more Ram 480 MB

Link to download the update file from Korg's website
https://www.korg.com/us/support/downl...

Loading the Operating System
Here is how to load the Operating System of your instrument.
1. If it is on, keep the POWER button pressed for about
one second to turn the instrument off. Then keep the INTRO 1 button pressed, and press the POWER button to turn
the instrument on again.
2. Keep the INTRO 1 button pressed, until the Touch Panel
Calibration page appears: this will confirm that the loading
procedure has been started. Execute the display calibration
by touching the red cross wherever it appears.
3. A message will appear, asking you to select either a
.pkg or an .upd Operating System file.
4. Unzip the Operating System file(s) from the .zip archive, and copy the resulting .pkg/.upd file to an USB storage device.
5. Connect the USB storage device where you copied the
system file to (one of) the USB HOST port(s), then touch
the OK button in the display to close the dialog.
6. When a file selector appears, use the Device pop-up
menu (in the lower left side of the display) to choose the
device connected to the USB HOST port. Then touch the
Operating System .pkg/.upd file to select it, and touch the
Select button on the display to confirm loading.
Device pop-up menu File selector
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7. A dialog will appear, asking you to choose whether to
update or to cancel the operation. Touch the Update button
to confirm updating the Operating System.
8. A progress bar appears, showing the loading status.
9. When the loading procedure is finished, the “System
Update Completed” message appears, inviting you to restart the instrument.
10. Turn the instrument off by keeping the POWER button pressed for about one second, then turn it on again by
shortly pressing the POWER button.
Loading the Musical Resources
(Factory Restore)
The Operating System may also include new or revised Musical Resources (Sounds, Styles…). This type of data is not
actually updated until you execute a Factory Restore. The
need for a Factory Restore is indicated in the documents
accompanying the Operating System.
Warning: Executing a Factory Restore will delete all or
some of your User data and custom Factory data (if any).
See the “Making a safety copy of your data” section above
for instructions on how to make a safety copy of your data.
1. Press the MEDIA button, then touch the Utility tab to
access the Utility page.
2. Select the Factory Restore option, then touch the Execute button.
3. The Restore dialog appears. Leave the All checkbox
selected if you want to reset everything. If you prefer to
preserve some type of data, deselect the All checkbox, then
deselect the type of data to be preserved.
4. Touch OK to confirm. A message appears, asking you if
you want to erase the data in the internal memory. Touch
Yes to confirm (or No to cancel). The Factory data will be
updated. The User type of data selected in the Restore dialog will be erased.
5. If you have saved your User and/or custom Factory/Local data, reload them by using the