Obviously the software interface is a complete piece of sh*t. It looks like a VB programmer put it together in about two weeks and left it for all of us to test for him. Not a bad concept, have hundreds of consumers test your product, find all of the bugs, post them on a website, fix the bugs over the course of months, and release version 1.1. The software is completely unstable, and that is a shame because the hardware is probably the best I have seen.

I would send the MX-1000 back and buy a Pronto, that is what I am going to do.