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Started by aldus51, Jun 08, 2019, 04:48 PM

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aldus51

HI! I am the owner of an old Tyros2. Do you know if inside the motherboard there is a clock with a battery like computer CMOS battery? I am asking because when I  save a song  the date  is always at 03/01/2005. So I want to know if there is any way to change the date. Thanks for any help.


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Roger Brenizer

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aldus51

Thanks. But I couldn't find what I was looking for yet.  :)
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HI! I am the owner of an old Tyros2. Do you know if inside the motherboard there is a clock with a battery like computer CMOS battery? I am asking because when I  save a song  the date  is always at 03/01/2005. So I want to know if there is any way to change the date. Thanks for any help.

Hi aldus51,

there is NO internal battery inside the Tyros2. None of the models before Tyros5 has an internal clock. This means, in all those previous models all saved files have the same time stamp.

That's why I recommend to use a different filename (e. g. by adding a number like 01, 02 and so on) for each new version of a particular file, or save a new version to a different folder (to prevent overwriting the old/previous version).

In addition, I recommend to save/copy ALL versions on the computer or on external drives / USB sticks for reasons of safety.


Best regards,
Chris
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Dick Rector

Usually the saved date has to do with the date the software of the keyboard was installed or manufactured. Nothing to worry about. My PSR S950 saves always with the date 01-01-12. You can change it if you like to a date you saved the song or style.
PSR-2000 and PSR-S950
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aldus51

Thanks to all of you. I thought there wasn't any battery inside.... LOL  nevermind. Pity but I can cope with that. Changing the date on my computer. :-)
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