Boss JamStation JS-5 Owner's Manual page 140

Error Messages
No More Memory!
Cause: The amount of remaining memory on the User
Memory/Memory Card/Temporary Area is not
sufficient for recording or copying.
Solution: Delete unneeded data.
Solution: Use a memory card with sufficient free memory.
Too Much Data!
Cause: Recording/playback is not possible because there
is too much performance data, or because the
tempo is too fast.
Solution: Decrease the tempo (p. 60).
Solution: Mute a part (p. 63).
Solution: If you are using a user style, reduce the number
of notes in the user style (p. 122).
Tempo Too Fast!
Cause: The playback tempo is significantly faster than
the tempo used during recording, thus
preventing proper playback.
Solution: Adjust the tempo.
Cause: The current operation exceeds the JS-5's internal
processing capabilities, and this is preventing the
audio data from playing back.
Solution: Do not make sudden changes in the tempo.
Do not press STOP (RESET) or START in
extremely rapid succession.
Tempo Too Slow!
Cause: The playback tempo is significantly slower than
the tempo used during recording, thus
preventing proper playback.
Solution: Adjust the tempo.
Cause: The current operation exceeds the JS-5's internal
processing capabilities, and this is preventing the
audio data from playing back.
Solution: Do not make sudden changes in the tempo.
Do not press STOP (RESET) or START in
extremely rapid succession.
MIDI Off Line!
Cause: There is a problem with the MIDI cable
connection.
Solution: Check to make sure the cable has not been pulled
out or is not shorted.
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MIDI Buffer Full!
Cause: Too many MIDI messages are being received at
one time for the JS-5 to process them.
Solution: Press [EXIT], then Reduce the number of MIDI
messages received by the JS-5.
Checksum Error!
An exclusive message could not be correctly.
Cause:
Solution: Press [EXIT], then try the operation once again.
MIDI Error!
Cause: MIDI messages could not be correctly.
Solution: Check to make sure the cable has not been pulled
out or is not shorted, then try the operation once
again.