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Save/Load of Song data
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While "SCSI" is blinking, press the [ENTER/YES] key.
The display shows the screen for selecting the program to be loaded. The backup number currently selected blinks, while the data size of the program is shown. While a backup number is blinking, you can select the desired program to be loaded. If a disk has more than one program saved, you can select the desired program by using the [JOG] dial.
<Note>
You cannot abort the load operation before completed using SCSI, unlike the load operation using the S/PDIF signal.
When the load operation is completed, "Completed!" appears, while the VF08 stops.
Blinking
6 Press the [EXIT/NO] key (or the [STOP] key)
repeatedly until exiting the setup mode.
� You can also select "Eject" as well as programs to be loaded in the condition above. To eject the disk, press the [ENTER/ YES] key after selecting "Eject".
Loading from more than one disk
The following procedure shows how to load song data saved to two SCSI disks.
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Use the [JOG] dial to select the program to be loaded and press the [ENTER/YES] key.
The display shows the screen for selecting the destination program to which data is loaded. In the default setting, "New PGM" is selected so that the data is loaded to a newly created program.
1 Insert the first disk (Disk-1) to the SCSI device. 2 Carry out the same procedures as steps 1 through 3
described in the previous section "Loading from a single disk".
The display shows the screen for selecting a program loaded. If the program is saved over more than one disks, backup file number "B01" blinks, as well as the recorded data size is shown.
You can select any existing program available on the current drive by rotating the [JOG] dial besides "New PGM". When selecting an existing program, the data size of the program is also shown. When you load the data to any existing program, the backup data overwrites the existing data. If you do not like to overwrite any track, select "New PGM".
Blinking
<Note>
If the current drive disk (destination disk of loading data) does not have enough available space for accepting the loaded data, The display shows "Disk Full" and the returns to the screen shown when carrying out step 3.
� By using the [JOG] dial in this step, you can select "Eject" as well as destination programs. To eject the disk, select "Eject" and press the [ENTER/YES] key.
<Note>
If Disk-2 (the second disk when saving) is inserted in mistake, the VF08 automatically recognized that the wrong disk is set. The display shows "Wrong Disk", followed by "Illegal No!", and the disk is automatically ejected. Then, as the display shows "Insert Disk", insert Disk-1.
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Use the [JOG] dial to select the load destination program and press the [ENTER/YES] key.
The data load to the selected program starts. The following screen example shows that the "B01" data on the backup disk is now being loaded to "P02" on the current disk. As the data load goes on, the remaining data size shown on the screen counts down.
3 Press the [ENTER/YES] key.
The display shows the screen for selecting the destination program to which data is loaded. In the default setting, "New PGM" is selected so that the data is loaded to a newly created program.
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