Cover shields keys, controls and all major functions.

Protects against dust, liquid and accidental impact damage.

The cover is custom moulded to shield keys, controls and more from damage, while still allowing you to accommodate cables. The smooth and sheen like finish will slide straight into a bag, ideal for the travelling musician. The high quality smoke/clear sheen allows you to see the synthesizer through the cover, allowing you to see your gear at all times. It will also protect against superficial damage such as scratches or bumps while on the move. Pretty painless as long as you don't trip over the power cord halfway through the update and leave it in a bad state.The Decksaver Korg Wavestate-Opsix-Modwave Cover features an ultra-durable polycarbonate shell, designed to protect from dust, liquid, particulates and accidental impact damage. No need for sysex dumps, special modes or anything. Bonjour is automatic once u have the USB > NDIS driver setup properly, meaning when you then run the software updater (and the librarian software) they include bonjour internally so they can poll the 'USB Network' (USB NDIS Adapter) and 'find' the wavestate on that network connection. You can now follow the instructions to navigate to the MS > NDIS (I think that's correct) that they spell out in the updater manual, it's all correct.

I did a few weeks ago now (or longer) so working from memory here. You'll see the little warning triangle sign next to it, other is the category and 'unknown device' is what the actual device shows up as iirc. 'Other' will show up once the device is seen in device manager, as it doesn't know what this device is. Connect the USB cable to both the wavestate and your Win10 machine (with win10 on).

Wavestate case