To set it to internal clock:
Tape -> Group A -> Bank A -> Tone 7 -> Set the value to "1" -> Press
"Write" to store -> Press Tape to leave the global parameters

This did it, thanks a lot. I don't know how though, because i've been trying all possible combinations for the arpeggiator before that... hope it will last. Thanks for your advices, I will also try to track it's serial number or original owner to update it to the last firmware. I'm always happy when the problem it's me and not my machines

--- In kiwitechnics@yahoogroups.com , Florian Anwander <fanwander@...> wrote:
>
> Am 28.02.2013 14:00, schrieb disc0hustler:
> > When I light it up, buttons 2 and 7 light up... I don't know if this
> > is the latest version, but this warning on the kiwi manual kind of
> > scares me:
> >
> > "WARNING - If this procedure fails the 3P will be rendered unusable
> > and will require a replacement CPU from KiwiTechnics. Use at your own
> > risk."
> :-) "And don't put a cat in the micowave." Yes all this has to be
> written in manuals in these days. Say thankyou to a legal system, that
> exonerates stupid people from being responsable for what they are doing.
>
> > Also, on their page http://kiwitechnics.com/updates.htm it says that
> > i should provide a serial number. Any idea where can i find this,
> > since I bought it with it already installed?
> You should ask the seller. Also Murray should assumingly be able to find
> the serial number if you tell him the name of the original owner.
>
> > As for the arpeggiator, I'm pretty sure I'm doing something to cancel
> > it, but I don't know what. If I activate it (by presssing tape and
> > then hold) I get no sound from it. If i then press hold again, it
> > acts like a normal hold, only that no chords will play, single notes
> > only. But if i then start pressing some chord multiple times, it acts
> > like an arpeggiator -going through all the notes i have in that
> > chord, one by one, at the speed that i'm pushing the notes. Only with
> > hold on, otherwise no sound.
> I think your arpeggiator is set to an MIDI-Clock. So it does not play,
> because it does not receive a clock.
>
> To set it to internal clock:
> Tape -> Group A -> Bank A -> Tone 7 -> Set the value to "1" -> Press
> "Write" to store -> Press Tape to leave the global parameters
>
>
>
> > I'm pretty confused about a lot of things for the moment (for example
> > if i have both midi in and out connected, it starts doing stuff on
> > its own,
> I assume "connected" means "connected to a sequencer or computer" -> You
> sequencer/computer creates a MIDI loop. Disable MIDI thru on your sequencer.
>
>
> Florian
>