The specs say 100-240V, 50/60Hz.

100V is not that much of an under swing (10% or so) from house 110V in the US. I have seen swings bigger than that in some venues (I used to carry a meter when playing new places when I was in a band with a lot of lights!) when things like the A/C kicked in.

Has it happened again since you penned this topic?

I also had that same problem with the 800. I actually had to stop a show and reboot - and I'm not a comedian in the interim.

Intermittent problems are damn annoying...

It's the loss of confidence in the keyboard performing properly that spoils an otherwise relaxing and fun gig.

Maybe someone on Korg forums will have an answer or a fix.

Ian

Actually what Diki says is certainly worth a try. I've had that happen in years past.
DonM

I agree with Don and DIKI - it only takes one quick flash of the AC to cause that - happens here every Sunday morning about 8 AM when the power company swaps generators I guess.

But - my UPS saves me every time.
I bought the UPS to save me from needing to reload the memory in my T3.

Bill G

It was my drama week at school, so I haven't even touched my own stuff for about 2-3 weeks. I'll fiddle more and touch base with results!
DIKI - I like your suggestion.