Sound Search - GEM GPS3600 Owner's Manual

SOUND SEARCH... (F7)
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The Sound Search function appears in the third
level directory displays for the following opera-
tions:
• Load Single Sound;
• Save Single Sound;
• Erase Single Sound;
• Copy Single Sound;:
• Move Single Sound.
The function recalls the nearest Sound having
the string of characters specified in the active
zone.
1. Press Soft button F7.
The following dialog window appears:
2. Insert the string of characters relating to the
Sound you are looking for.
2 or 3 letters are sufficient.
3. Press ENTER.
The cursor goes directly to the first Sound
found containing the specified characters.
SEARCH NEXT (F8)
This option recalls the next Sound on the search
list containing the string of characters specified
in the Sound Search option.
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DISK HANDLING INFORMATION
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If you're new to working with floppy disks and
are not sure as to how you should handle these
delicate accessories, please read this section for
some useful information.
Inserting a Disk into the disk drive
Floppy disks must be inserted into the disk drive
label side up and shutter first. Push the disk firmly
into the drive until it "clicks" into place.
Avoid forcing a disk into the drive and hold the
disk straight while inserting it.
Ejecting a Floppy Disk
Before ejecting a disk, make sure that the disk
drive operating led is off and that the PS/GPS
display is not currently showing a "Loading" or
"Saving" message.
To extract the disk, press the eject button and
remove the disk.
The Write Protect Tab
Floppy disks contain a write protect tab which
allows you to protect valuable data from being
accidentally overwritten.
To prevent writing data to disk and so avoid acci-
dental erasure, slide the tab fully down to "open"
the window. To permit writing data to disk, slide
the tab fully up to "close" the window.
Use a pen or other pointed object to set the tab
as shown.
DRIVE OPERATING LED
Disk not protected
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EJECT BUTTON
Disk protected
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Disk 4•29
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