Troubleshooting Sound File Issues on Flyron Sound Boards
Occasionally, when uploading custom sounds to your Flyron sound board, unexpected issues may arise due to file attributes or formatting problems. These can manifest as distorted playback, no audio output, unintended looping, or other anomalies. To isolate the cause, it's recommended to first test your board with the default sounds to confirm hardware functionality. If the board works with defaults but fails with your custom files, the sound files themselves are likely the culprit.
To assist with diagnostics, we've prepared a set of verified TEST sound files that will work. These can help you rule out file-related problems. Simply format your sound board and load these files for testing. They are compatible with all Flyron sound boards, including models like FN-BC04, FN-BC10, FN-BC20, FN-TG01, FN-T418, FN-AL7T, and others.
Important: Format Your Sound Board First
Before loading the test files, reformat both the onboard memory and any MicroSD/SD card (if applicable). Start with a quick format. If issues persist, perform a full (non-quick) format by unchecking the "Quick Format" option in your formatting tool.
For detailed formatting instructions, refer to our tutorial [CLICK HERE] (located midway down the page).
Verified Test Sound Files
Download and use the following files for testing.
Configuring the Trigger Mode (READ File)
Creating or editing the READ file for trigger functions can be tricky, so we've provided a pre-configured file for download below. It defaults to Trigger Mode 0, but you can easily customize it:
- Download the READ file.
- Open it in a text editor.
- Change the value to your desired trigger mode.
- Save the file (select "Save" from the File menu—do not use "Save As").
- Ensure the updated READ file is copied to your sound board.