Re-Naming/Erase-Protecting A Project - Roland VM-C7100 Owner's Manual

Re-naming/erase-protecting a project

A project can be re-named using up to 12 characters as follows:
• Name the current project on the project-naming screen.
• When a memory card is used, store the same project on the card to overwrite
and update it.
Naming and adding comments to a project
1. Press [PROJECT] and CURSOR [DOWN], in that order.
2. Press [F3] (NAME/PROTECT).
The project-naming screen appears.
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The following operation is similar to naming an input channel. For details, refer to
"Naming input channels" (p. 83). The differences between them are as follows:
• A comment (32 characters) can be attached instead of a short name (3
characters).
• The EZ naming function is not available.
• Assignments of the V1 to V6 knob functions (the contents are the same).
• Functions added to [F6] (write-protect on/off).
Erase-protecting a project
A project selected on a memory card can be protected from erasure (p. 56). This also
prohibits the accidental overwriting/updating of the project.
When more than one project exists on a card, only the currently selected project is
protected.
Erase-protecting a project
From the project-naming screen:
1. Press [PROJECT], CURSOR [DOWN] and [F3] (NAME/PROTECT), in this
sequence.
2. Turn [F6] (PROTECT) on to highlight it in black.
3. Open the storing screen.
Press [UNDO/REDO] (STORE) under the ten-key keypad while holding down
[SHIFT].
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4. Press [F6] (OK) to store the project.
After storing is completed, press [F6] (EXIT) on the screen.
Resetting project erase-protection
To reset card protection, follow the above operations in "Erase-protecting a project,"
Chapter 3 Data Storage and Retrieval
On this screen, comments
of up to 32 characters can
be added to a project,
allowing you to store
relevant notes within the
project. This screen also
allows you to store a
project with PROTECT
activated, thus prohibiting
the project from being
inadvertently overwritten
or erased accidentally.
Formatting (p. 51) can be
performed even if a
protected project exists on a
memory card. After
formatting, all data on the
memory card is erased.
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