Yamaha LS9 Service Manual page 200

Message
The file could not be saved because there is not enough
Storage Full!
space on the USB memory
The USB memory could not be recognized
Storage Not Found!
Access is not possible because the USB memory is not ready
Storage Not Ready!
The LS9 is not synchronized with the signal shown in brackets
Sync Error! [xxx]
like [xxx
Tap operation was ignored because the TAP TEMPO button
Tap Operation Ignored.
is not displayed in the screen
This operation has been ignored because the current user
This Operation is Not Allowed.
does not have permission
Size of the Bit Map File is too large to load
Too Large File! Loading Failed.
<307256 bytes or less >
More than 15 bands are used when trying to copy 31band
Too Many Bands Used! Cannot
GEQ and then compare with Flex15GEQ
Compare.
More than 15 bands are used when trying to copy 31band
Too Many EQ Bands Used!
GEQ and then paste to Flex15GEQ
Cannot Paste!
The /O cards installed in the slots exceed the rated power
Total Slot Power Capability
capacity
Exceeded!
The file you attempted to load from the USB memory is of an
Unsupported File Format!
unsupported format
Since the USB Memory Recorder is recording or playing back
USB Currently Active for
functions such as Save/Load cannot be used
Recorder function!
The recorder cannot oparate since mixer scene memory/library
USB Currently Active for SAVE or
data is being saved or loaded in USB memory
LOAD!
Recorder processing was halted because the USB memory
USB Memory Full ! Recorder
capacity ran out while the USB Memory Recorder was operating
Stopped.
Recorder processing was halted because the USB memory was
USB Memory Unmounted !
disconnected while the USB Memory Recorder was operating
Recorder Stopped.
Excessive current has occurred at the USB connector
USB over current Error!
Disconnect the USB memory that is connected to the USB
Disconnect USB device.
connector
nvalid signals are being input from the USB connector input
USB: Data Framing Error!
port
Meaning
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· The USB memory was not recognized during SAVE/LOAD procedure.
Mounting of the USB memory was unsuccessful
· The signal [xxx (WORD CLOCK N SLOT{1 2} and corre-
sponding signals are shown) is not synchronized with the LS9
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· An operation restricted under the USER LEVEL was
performed
· Data size of 307 256 bytes or more was loaded
· Bit Map Data other than "8/16/24/32 bit Color" and "uncompressed" was loaded.
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· The current value for respective voltage set to the mounted
MY card and total power consumption is above the allow-
able range of the LS9 Specific settings are as follows
DC+5 V 1420 mA
DC+3 3 V 1000 mA
AC+5 V 400 mA
AC 5 V 400 mA
AC+15 V 200 mA
AC 15 V 200 mA
TOTAL 20400 mW
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The recorder was operated to access the USB memory
when the USB memory was already in use
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Current above the allowable range was applied to the USB
· A high power device (500 mA or less) was connected to the USB connector.
The LS9 is compatible with low power device only
Correct data cannot be received from the USB input port
Cause
· ncrease the available memory by means such as
deleting USB memory files and then store again
· Don't remove the USB memory during access to USB memory.
· Remove the USB memory and insert it again
· Use a PC to check if the USB memory is normal
· Check if the devices connected to the LS9 work
in synchronization with the same Word Clock
· Check if the Word Clock is not looped (Isn' t the Word
Clock of a device is set as master and yet the device
is set to work in synchronization with the Word Clock?)
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Change the USER LEVEL settings to permit the
operation
· Load the Bit Map Data "whose file size is 307,256 bytes
or less", "8/16/24/32 bit Color" and "uncompressed".
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· Refer to the website
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/ and click the
"GO" mark under the " /O Card Matching" to
check the combination of Mini YGDA cards that
can be used
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· Stop the USB Memory Recorder and then perform
SAVE/LOAD
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ncrease available memory by means such as
deleting USB memory files
Don t remove the USB memory when the USB
Memory Recorder is in operation
Don t use a high power device
Check if the settings such as baud rate on the
transmission side are correct
Check if the receive signal to the main unit is
input correctly to the input port
Coping process