E-A7 Error Messages; Internal Storage/External Storage (Problems With Usb Memory); Problems With Files Or Data; Problems With Operations Or Functions - Roland E-A7 Reference Manual

E-A7 Error Messages

Internal Storage/External Storage
(Problems with USB Memory)
Message Meaning
There is insufficient free
space in Internal Storage or
Device Full
External Storage (USB flash
drive).
An error has occurred in the
Disk Error
memory.
Flash Write Error. Failed to write data.
USB Device Not A USB flash drive is not
Inserted
inserted.
USB Device The USB flash drive's protect
Protected
is enabled.
Cannot read this
The USB flash drive cannot
disk be read.
Failed to format the USB
Formatting failed
flash drive.

Problems with Files or Data

Message Meaning
The specified style (SMF)
Style (Song) not
cannot be found.
found / Audio File
The specified song (WAV or
load error
MP3) cannot be found.
There might be something
wrong with the selected file,
Cannot read this or it might be damaged.
file
Failed to write data.
There is something wrong
Unsupported file
with the file's type (format),
format
or it might be damaged.
The specified file or folder
Not Exist
does not exist.
Execution is not possible
Same name fold-
because a folder (file) of the
er (file) exist!
same name exists.
The selected file uses char-
Please enter a
acters that cannot be used
valid file name
on the E-A7.
The file name is
too long. Rename The phrase file name is too
in less than 10
long.
characters.
The SMF file size is too large
Too many events
(it contains too much data).
The size of the lyrics data
Too many Lyrics
is too large (it contains too
data
much data).
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Problems with Operations or Functions

Action
Increase the amount of free
space by deleting or moving
unneeded data.
Restart the E-A7. If this does
not solve the problem, con-
tact your dealer or Roland
customer service.
Try writing the data again.
If this does not solve the
problem, restart the E-A7.
Insert a USB flash drive.
Problems with Sampling or Sample
Disable the USB flash drive's
protect.
Import
Format the USB flash drive.
If this does not solve the
problem, use a different USB
flash drive.
Try re-formatting the USB
flash drive. If this does not
solve the problem, use a
different USB flash drive.
Action
Refer to "Troubleshooting."
Don't use this file.
Try writing the data again.
If this does not solve the
problem, restart the E-A7.
Don't use this file.
—
Move, delete, or rename the
folder (file).
Rename the file.
Rename the phrase file
name to ten characters or
less.
The file exceeds the size of
data that the E-A7 can han-
dle. Do not use this file.
The lyrics exceeds the size
of data that the E-A7 can
handle. Do not use this file.
Message Meaning
Can't Execute. This operation cannot be ex-
Song (Style) Is ecuted while a song (style)
Running.
is playing.
Too many files Too many files were found
selected by the Finder function.
Backup already
A backup folder already
exists on selected
exists.
device
Message Meaning
Saving is not possible
Memory Full!
because there is insufficient
user sample memory.
No further samples can be
No Room!
saved.
This file is a format (type)
that the E-A7 cannot import.
Unknown
(Only 44.1 kHz 16-bit
Format!
WAV format files can be
imported.)
Failed to load data from USB
Cannot Read!
flash drive.
Sample Length The sample is too short
Too Short!
to use.
Sample Length The sample is too long to
Too Long!
use.
The sample contains no
Empty Sample!
data.
Execution is not possible
Cannot Execute! because no data (file) is
selected.
Action
Stop the song (style) and
then execute the operation.
The Finder function can
find a maximum of 99 files.
Reduce the number of files,
for example by increasing
the number of characters for
which you are searching.
Move, delete, or rename the
existing backup folder.
Action
Delete unneeded data by
executing delete, optimize,
truncate, or cleanup.
Delete unneeded samples.
—
Make sure that the USB flash
drive is inserted correctly.
—
—
Select a sample that con-
tains data.
Select data (file) containing
data on which the operation
can be executed.