Voice Systems Galileo User Manual page 61

Weak headphones
signal
Inserting a memory
card, the "Illegal card"
error message is
displayed
Is displayed the "File
too big" error message
by selecting a MIDI
File
Recalling the DIR
function, wrong
characters and file /
folder names are
displayed
Loading a song the
"Illegal address" is
displayed
Some MIDI File tracks
are not reproduced
The MIDI SONG
SETTINGS functions
are not available
When a new song is
loaded, the MIDI
SONG SETTINGS
functions are disabled
The saved song
settings are not
activated
When a MIDI File is
loaded, the measure
counter doesn't start
from 1
The [PHONES] output signal
level is adjusted with low
values
The headphones impedance is
not right for a proper use with
Galileo
The memory card is not
formatted or has serious faults
in the main sectors
The loaded MIDI File has a
size larger than 320 KBytes
The DIR function is recalled
while the file copy is not
completed
During a file copy, you are
trying to load a not completely
stored file (the [SAVE] Led is
still blinking)
The memory card could be
broken
The MIDI Router is set in
EXTERNAL for some tracks
An MP3 file is selected
The FILE-RESET or RESET
modes are selected
The mode HOLD is selected
The HEADER JUMP function
is activated
Increase the headphones
signal level (see par. "Using
headphones")
Use headphones with a
minimum impedance of 16
Ohm
Eject and re-insert the memory
card or format it
It is not possible to load a MIDI
File with a size larger than 320
KBytes
Wait until the file copy has
been completed (the [SAVE]
Led is switched off ). If it
doesn't work, eject and re-
insert the card
Wait for the file copy
completing (the [SAVE] Led is
switched off ).
Try to copy the file again or
format the card
Check the MIDI Router setting
all tracks in INTERNAL (see
par. "Global settings - System
settings")
The MIDI SONG SETTINGS
are available with MIDI File
only
Select the desired mode (see
par. "Global settings - Song
playback modes")
Select the desired mode (see
par. "Global settings - Song
playback modes")
Disable the function (see par.
"Global settings - Song
playback modes")
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