Checking The State Of A Compactflash Card [F2 (Info)] - Roland V-Drums TD-20X Owner's Manual

Checking the State of a
CompactFlash Card [F2 (INFO)]
1.
Insert a CompactFlash card into the CompactFlash
card slot on the TD-20X's front panel.
2.
Press the [CARD] button.
The [CARD] button and the CompactFlash indicator light, and
the "CARD A" screen appears.
3.
Press the [F5 (A<>B)] button to access the "CARD B"
screen.
4.
Press the [F2 (INFO)] button.
The "CARD INFORMATION" screen appears.
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Parameter Description
Bank Number of saved backups
Pattern Number of saved patterns
Size Used memory size/total memory size
Number of backups saved by the TD-20
TD-20 Org Data
(unexpanded).
5.
Press the [EXIT] button twice (or just press the [KIT]
button) to return to the "DRUM KIT" screen.
The CompactFlash indicator goes off.
For details on saving patterns, refer to "Saving a Pattern
to a CompactFlash Card [F1 (SAVE)]" (p. 89).
Chapter 7. Using CompactFlash Cards [CARD]
Backup file names
This is important for those who might want to organize
their data in their computers or share data with other
TD-20X users.
How names appear
Though you can give a name to your backup file that
you can see when loading/saving with a CompactFlash
card in the TD-20X, the name that appears when looking
at it in your computer is different.
Backups saved by a TD-20X
Backup 1 appears like "TDW2BK01.TD0."
"TDW2" indicates the upgraded version.
The "BK01" means Backup No.1, "BK99" would mean
backup No.99.
Backups that have been saved by a TD-20 that has
been upgraded with a TDW-20 expansion card will
have similar filenames.
Backups saved by an unexpanded TD-20
(without TDW-20)
Backup 1 appears like "TD20BK01.TD0."
"TD20" indicates the original version.
The "BK01" means Backup No.1, "BK08" would mean
backup No.08.
Pattern files
This refers to patterns saved independently on the
CompactFlash Card.
Pattern No.1 (on the card) will appear as
"TD20P001.TD0."
The "P001" means pattern No.1. Pattern No.100 appears
as "TD20P100.TD0."
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