Loading Data Fro• Cassette - bit MIDI MASTER KEYBOARD Owner's Manual

If after several atte,pts
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including trying different volume settings,
you are still getting a •bAD FILE" error message you should try the
"hole operation again using a new (i.e •. unused) cassette until data
verification is successful. There is a brief data transfer
troubleshooting guide after the following section1 check it out before
you
despa~r completely!
LOADING DATA FRDN CASSETTE
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Loading data from cassette into the
BIT "ASTER
KEYBOARD over-
writes
the me~ory: CHECK that the data now in storage has been
saved onto
cassette itself
or
is
no
longer
needed!!! Use the
switch
on
the front panel to select which data to load, as
described above
for data
storage. (aKBn
for keyboard data only,
•sEn
for
sequencer data only; or •KB~ SE• for all data). Press
the nTAPE• button; its LED will
co•e
on.
2} Press the "LOAD/COPY~ button on the BIT HASTER KEYBOARD, and the
PLAY button on the cassette
recorder.
The level on the
cassette
recorder (if.under manual control) should be set to about 1/2 of
the maximum level. This level
varies
from •achine to ~achine, so
you say have to try several
ti•es
before finding the ideal level.
(Marking this
on
the cassette recorder saves endless fiddling),
31 At the end of the data transfer the BIT "ASTER KEYBOARD Nill
inform
you
if it was
successful,
as
described above under VERIFY.
After
a successful
transfer press the "TAPE"
button
again to return
the BIT "ASTER KEYBOARD to
its
Normal Hode and power up settings, with
a me~ory full
of new Patches from the tape! And
yes,
as
you
~ight
already
have guessed, we are now going to re~ind
you
to make sure that
the "HEHORY PROTECT" switch is "ONn - protecting all these precious
Patches fro~ sundry disasters!
e
Bulk transfers of MID] data can also be
acco•plished
at far greater
speeds in HIDI DUMP format; this
data is
transmitted
'en bloc' over
MIDI IN fro~ a
sequencer, another synthesizer, coaputer equipped
Hith
the relevant
software, or
may also be exchanged directly from the
Memory
of
another
BIT NASTER KEYBOARD. Hore details in the MIDI
Appendix at
the
back of this aanual.
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