Boss BR-1180 Owner's Manual page 172

Error message list
Event Mem Full!
Cause: The BR-1180/1180CD has used up all the events
that can be handled by one song.
Action: Perform the Song Optimize operation. (p. 78)
What is an event?
The smallest unit of memory used by the BR-1180/
1180CD to store recorded results on disk is the event. A
newly created song provides approximately 20,000
events per song.
For each track, one recording pass uses two events.
Operations such as punch-in/out or track copy also use
up events. The number of events that are used up will
fluctuate in a complex way.
Even if there is capacity remaining on the hard disk,
further recording or track editing will not be possible if
all of the events are used up. In such cases, an error
message such as "Event Mem Full" will appear.
Finalized Disc!
Cause: Data has already been written to the CD-R/RW
disc, and the data has been finalized.
Action: Place a CD-R/RW disc that has not been finalized
in the drive.
HDD Full!
Cause: There is insufficient free area on the hard disk.
Action 1: Erase unneeded data.
Action 2: Perform the Song Optimize operation. (p. 78)
HDD Read Error!
Cause: An error occurred while reading data from the
hard disk.
Action: The hard disk must be initialized (p. 135).
HDD Write Error!
Cause: An error occurred while writing data to the hard
disk.
Action: The hard disk must be initialized. Also, the song
data you had been attempting to save will be lost.
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Insert Disc #***!
Cause: During recovery of backup data located on
multiple CD-R/RW discs, the disc of the
requested number was not placed in the drive.
Action: Place the disc with the requested number in the
drive.
Lack of Event!
Cause: It is not possible to execute Undo or Redo if fewer
than 200 events remain.
Action: Perform the Song Optimize operation. (p. 78)
Marker Mem Full!
Cause: The BR-1180/1180CD has used up all Marker
Memory (100 Markers) that can be handled by one
song.
Action: Delete unneeded Marker.
Medium Error!
Cause: There is a problem with the CD-R/RW disc or
hard disk. Alternatively, the disc on the CD-R/
RW drive is unreadable.
Action 1: Confirm that the correct type of disc is placed in
the CD-R/RW drive.
Action 2: Use a new CD-R/RW disc.
Action 3: Use the following procedure to initialize the hard
disk.
MIDI Error!
Cause 1: Active Sensing is on, and it has detected that no
MIDI message transmissions have taken place for
more than approximately 400 ms.
Cause 2: Processing has been overloaded due to high
volumes of MIDI messages received from the
external MIDI device.
Action 1: Check the external MIDI device connected to
MIDI IN to make sure it is turned on, and that the
settings are correct. Also, confirm that the MIDI
cable has not been disconnected.
Action 2: Reduce the amount of MIDI messages transmitted
by the external MIDI device.