Global > Options Info; 7-1: Options Info - Korg NAUTILUS Series Parameter Manual

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GLOBAL > Options Info
7–1: Options Info
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7–1b
This page lets you manage any installed options. Here, you
can:
• View information on all installed options and option
bundles
• Authorize options with codes purchased from
www.korg.com/NAUTILUS, or from your Korg
distributor
7–1a: Public ID
Public ID
This is a unique identifier, like a very specific name; it is
different for each and every NAUTILUS. The Public ID is
16 characters long, and uses only the characters 0-9 and A-F.
You'll need this ID when registering on www.korg.com,
which is required for purchasing options.
7–1b: Installed Options
This section shows all of the installed options or option
bundles, and whether they are authorized or in demo mode.
Some options may be bundles which include multiple titles.
In this case, the list will show the name of the bundle only.
To see all of the titles included in the bundle, select the
bundle in the list and press the Get Info button.
Demo options are installed on the system, but have not yet
been purchased and authorized. When an option is in demo
mode, you can play, edit, and save Programs, Combinations,
and Songs which use it–but until you purchase and enter an
authorization code, any sound which uses the option will
fade out periodically. For more information, see
"Authorizing options," below.
Authorized options are fully functional. Some options may
already be authorized by default.
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Get Info button
Pressing the Get Info button calls up a window containing
information for the selected option or option bundle. For
instance, it shows all individual titles within an option
bundle.
Authorize Selected button
Once you've purchased an authorization code, select the
option from the list, and press this button to enter the code
into the NAUTILUS. For more information, see
"Authorizing options," below.
Installing EXs
EXs sample data is installed in MEDIA mode. For more
information, see "Install EXs" on page 726.
Uninstalling EXs
The Uninstall EXs menu command lets you remove
optional EXs to reclaim space on the internal drive(s). For
more information, see "Uninstall EXs" on page 692.
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