Sending [Dump Send?]; Interval [Intrvl] - Yamaha SU10 Owner's Manual

Sending
Purpose
Sends a bulk dump to an external device. You can use this function to back up
your SU10 data, or to copy it into another SU10.
Procedure
1.
Before selecting Dump Send?, move to the Intrvl setting (press [>]) and
select the appropriate value (see the explanation following this procedure).
Then press [<] to move back to the Dump Send query. Then press [ENTER].
2.
The SU10 displays the confirmation query Send OK? Press [ENTER] to begin
sending.
3.
The SU10 sends the first part of the dump, then pauses and displays the mes-
sage Next OK? When you are ready to proceed, press [ENTER]. The SU10 will
subsequently stop and display this message two more times. Press [ENTER]
each time to continue. When sending is finished, the SU10 briefly displays the
Complete message, then automatically returns you to the UTILITY menu.
The SU10 breaks the transmission into four segments to allow for transfers to machines with
limited memory or reception capacity. Some receiving devices will be able to record all four
segments to a single file. With other devices you will have to set each segment into a separate
file.
You can press [EXIT] at any time to abort the dump. The LCD displays the word Canceled, then
returns you to the UTILITY menu.
Interval
Purpose
Assigns the bulk-dump packet interval.
Values:
Short, Mid, Long
Explanation
Selects the time interval that the SU10 interposes between adjacent packets when
transmitting a bulk dump.
Provides fastest dumping. Use this setting when dumping to another
Short
SU10 or a YAMAHA MDF2 or QY300.
About twice as long as the Short interval. Use this setting when
Mid
dumping to a YAMAHA QS300.
About eight times as long as the Short interval.
Long
60
UTILITY Mode
[Dump Send?]
[Intrvl]