How to use CF cards and projects
The DM-3200 stores library settings, automation data, etc. to-
gether in projects, which are stored on a CF card, allowing
the mix data for recording sessions to be transported easily
between different locations.
Use any CF card (Type I or Type
II). A card of at least 32MB capac-
ity, such as the one supplied with the
DM-3200, is recommended.
The CF card must be formatted be-
fore use with the DM-3200 (note
that the supplied card is already
formatted):
Press the
LIBRARY
press the POD 1 key, and turn the
POD 1 encoder below the display so
that the
UTILITY
menu is highlighted.
Press
for the
ENTER
UTIL-
screen.
ITY
Use the cursor keys to
move the cursor to the on-
scren
button. Press
CF UTIL
.
ENTER
Use the cursor keys to move the cursor to the on-screen
button, and press
.
ENTER
A popup message appears. Press
ENTER
Another popup message appears, warning you that all data
will be erased. Press
to format the card.
ENTER
While the card is being formatted, a message briefly appears.
Do not remove the card or turn off power while formatting
is going on. The word
appears on the display when
Completed
formatting is complete on the display.
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Making a new project
When the card is formatted, move the cursor to the on-screen
MANAGE PROJECTS
Note here is already an "invisible" project in the DM-3200
memory which has not been saved.
Press the POD 1 switch (
key, and then
option in the pop-up
Use the cursor keys and wheel to set the sampling frequency
and surround mode. Use
you make them.
Move the cursor to the on-screen
and press
naming utility:
Use the cursor keys to move around the
FORMAT
Use the wheel to select a character from the list, and the
key to enter the selected character at the cursor.
ENTER
Use the special
(highlight and
If there are projects already on the card, use the POD 4 en-
coder to select a project . The d
to continue.
over the selected project name and note as templates.
When the name and note are complete, press the POD 2
switch (
CREATE
✒ See Section 2, "Basic operational concepts" of the Own-
erʼs Manual.
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button, and press
.
ENTER
):
NEW PROJECT
to confirm these entries as
ENTER
NEW PROJECT CREATE
. The screen changes to show the project
ENTER
and
NAME
MEMO
and
labels as if they are characters
INSERT
DELETE
).
ENTER
and d
labels copy
NAME
MEMO
) to create the new project.
Important note about the CF card
The DM-3200 does not automatically write to the CF card
every time a change is made to the project. This is to avoid
unnecessary stressing of the card, which can cause premature
failure of the card.
Accordingly, when shutting down the DM-3200, to write the
data currently in memory to the current project, press and
hold the
and
SHIFT
CTRL
The display shows a popup, asking if you are sure you want to
turn off the DM-3200. Press
You then see a message showing that it is safe to turn off the
DM-3200 (or you can reboot it using the
keys).
You can also write the current data to the currently loaded
project on the CF card at any time, from the
screen (
+
button
ALT
PROJECT
switch 2).
fields.
The current project is marked with an inverted
Note that if the DM-3200 is started without the current data
having been saved to card, a popup message reminds you of
the fact. You then have the choice of loading the last project
with or without the unsaved data.
Changing projects, etc.
Use the POD 4 encoder to scroll through the list of projects
on a card. When a project is selected in the list at the right of
the screen, use the on-screen buttons under the list to load
(
), protect (
), rename (
LOAD
PROTECT
highlighted project.
✒ See Section 2, "Basic operational concepts" of the Ownerʼs
Manual.
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keys, and press the
key.
ALT
+
to continue.
ENTER
+
+
ALT
STOP
PLAY
MANAGE PROJECT
key, followed by
(POD
MANAGE PRJ.
by its name.
C
) or delete (
) the
RENAME
DELETE
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