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3.
Press the
REC
key once
more
to
execute
saving.
The
PROG. NO./DATA
display
will
show
rapid
movement
during
saving.
As
saving
is
completed,
the
saved
file
will
be
shown
by
a
number
in
the
PROG. NO./DATA
display.
The
next time
you
load
this
data,
you
specify the data
file
with
that
number. For
this
reason
we
recommend
you
to
take note of the data contents
and
the
file
number.
To
continue
from
this
point,
press the
REC
key
to
save other
data.
If
you want
to
stop
saving
here,
select
another parameter
to
continue
editing
using
the
cursor
keys, or return
to
Play
mode
using
the
EDIT
key.
The
saving time
required
will
vary
depending on
the size
of
the
file.
*
White
the disk
is
being
accessed
(the
disk drive
LED
will
be
lit),
do
not
turn
off
the
power
or
attempt
removing
the disk
from
the disk
drive.
This
will
damage
the disk
as
well
as
the disk
drive.
If
the disk
in
the disk drive
is
write-protected, the
PROG.
NO./DATA
display
wiil
show
"Pro".
Eject
it
from
the
drive,
cancel
write-protection
(See
page
4.),
put
it
back
into
the
drive,
and
then
continue.
If
you save
data
in
"Go"
method and
there
is
no
memory
available
on
the
disk,
the
PROG,
NO./
DATA
display
will
blink
showing
"FUL".
In
this
case,
press
any key
other than the
REC
key
to
stop the
blinking
and
retry
with
another
disk.
If
during saving the disk
memory
is
used
up, the
PROG.
NO./DATA
display
will
blink
showing
"con".
This signals
that
the
data
saving
can be
continued using another
disk.
The
following
steps are explained
in
"Saving
and
Loading Data Spanning Several
Disks" below.
The
memory
capacity
of
a newly
formatted
2DD
disk
is
equivalent
to
a sample
of
approximate
1
2
seconds whereas
that of
a
2HD
disk
is
equivaient
to
a sample
of
approximately
25 seconds.
*
Deleting
Files
in
the Disk
1
Insert
the disk
into
the disk
drive, select
"DELETE"
in
the
DISK
index
in
Edit
mode, and
press the
REC
key.
The
PROG. NO./DATA
display
will
show
a
file
present
hi the disk.
When
no
files
are present
on
the
disk,
the display
shows
"—
".
If
the disk
is
unformatted
or
incompatible
with the
S01
,
the display
shows
"noF".
2.
Use
the
data entry
knob
to select
the
file
to
be
deleted.
A
file
can be
selected
and
deleted
by
file
type
(ALL
or
SAMPLE). An
individual
sample
in
an
ALL
file
cannot be
selected
and
deleted.
3.
Press the
REC
key,
and
the
PROG. NO./DATA
display
will
blink
showing
that
file.
At
this
time
make
sure the desired
file
has been
selected.
To
cancel
the deleting
at this
point,
press
any key
other
than
the
REC
key.
When
a
bank key
is
pressed
you
will
move
to the prior
step.
4.
Press
the
REC
key, the
PROG. NO./DATA
display
will
blink
showing
"del".
To
continue, press
the
REC
key once
again.
The
display
will
show
rapid
movement
during
deleting
that
file.
When
deleting
is
completed,
the
SOI
will return to step
1.
You
can
continue
deleting
another
file.
The
deleting
time required
will
vary
depending on
the size
of
the
file.
If
the disk
in
the disk drive
is
write-protected,
the
PROG.
NO./DATA
display
will
show
"Pro".
Eject
it
from
the
drive,
cancel
write-protection
(See page
4.)
,
put
it
back
into
the
drive,
and
then
continue.
*
While
the disk
is
being
accessed
(the
disk drive
LED
will
be
lit)
,
do
not turn
off
the
power
or
attempt
removing
the disk
from
the disk
drive.
This
will
damage
the disk
as
well
as
the disk
drive.
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