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5. Press [F4 (DrSel)].
If "DrSel" does not appear in the display above [F4], first
press [PAGE] until "DrSel" is displayed, and then press
[F4 (DrSel)]. A list of currently connected drives appears
in the display.
6. Use [
], [
], [
cursor. Select the drive that contains the song you wish
to recover. Use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the
correct partition (if necessary).
fig.06-06
7. After you have selected the drive and partition, press
[F4 (Exec)].
8. A confirmation message appears in the display. Press
[ENTER/YES].
9. "STORE Current ?" appears in the display.
Press [ENTER/YES] if you want to save changes made to
the current song, otherwise press [EXIT/NO]. After the
current drive changes to the one you selected, the screen
returns to the Playlist display.
10. Follow the procedure described in "Song Copy Playable"
(p. 224), to make a copy of the song from the external
drive to the internal (IDE) drive. Make sure you select the
IDE drive as the destination drive so that the song is
copied to the internal drive.
11. After the Song Copy procedure is complete, repeat Steps
3-10 to select the internal IDE drive as the current drive
(select the IDE drive in Step #6).
], and [
] to move the
Chapter 17 Using Hard Drives
Loading a Song from External
Disks using Song Archive Extract
Use the following procedure to restore a song saved using
Song Copy Archives.
1. Select the internal drive as the current drive.
2. Insert Disk #1 created from a Song Copy Archives into
the external drive.
3. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)].
4. Hold [SHIFT] and press [F1 (SONG)].
The Song Menu icon appears in the display.
5. Press [F3 (AcExt)].
If "AcExt" does not appear in the display above [F3],
press [PAGE] until "AcExt" appears, and then press
[F3 (AcExt)].
fig.06-11
6. If several external drives are connected to the VS-1824,
press [F5 (SelDr)] to view a list of drives. Use CURSORS
to select the drive that contains the Song Archive disk,
and press [F1 (Back)].
fig.06-12
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