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Backing Up Data to Your Computer
You can copy waves from your computer to the VC-2 card, or
back up VC-2 card projects to your computer. You can also
use your computer to play the VC-2 (VariOS) as a MIDI sound
module.
Connecting the VariOS to
Your Computer via USB
* First, you must install the driver from the VariOS Driver CD-
ROM into your computer (included the VariOS package).
1. Make sure that the power of the VC-2 (VariOS)
is turned off.
2. Connect the VariOS and your computer using a
USB cable, then start up your computer.
3. Hold down the [MENU], [
turn on the power of VariOS.
4. Insert the VC-2 card into the PC CARD slot of
the VariOS.
5. The VC-2 card inserted in the VariOS will be
recognized by your computer as a drive, and
will be mounted as the drive name shown in the
following table.
OS
Windows 2000/Me
Windows XP, Macintosh
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] and VALUE knob,
Drive Name
Removable Disk
VC-2
Copying Waves from Your
Computer to the VC-2 Card
1. Connect the VC-2 and your computer via USB.
2. On your computer, prepare the wave file (WAV/
AIFF format) that you want to copy.
3. Drag and drop that wave file onto the VC-2 drive
icon.
Backing Up VC-2 Card
Projects to Your Computer
1. Connect the VC-2 and your computer via USB.
2. Open the VC-2 drive icon.
3. Select the folder that contains the project you
want to back up.
4. Copy the selected folder to your computer.
You must back up the entire project folder. If you back up
files individually, the file structure of the project will
become inconsistent, possibly causing problems.
Do not use your computer to delete or rename the
backed-up files or folders.
You must never overwrite or delete files that have an
extension of BIN. Doing so may render the VC-2
unusable.
Entire project folders that you've backed up on your
computer can also be written back to the VC-2 card.
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