Kurzweil K2600 Musician's Manual page 318

Disk Mode
File List Dialog
Here is a list of extensions used by or accepted by the K2600:
.AIF
.KOS
.KRZ
.K25
.K26
.MAC
.MID
.WAV
Note: In most cases, when we refer to .K26 Þles, weÕre including the older-format .K25 and .KRZ Þles
as well, since the K2600 can read these Þle formats.
When loading Þles, the K2600 will try to Þnd out the type of Þle if the extension is not the same
as is suggested above (with one exception: .MAC Þles). The K2600 can create Þles with almost
all of the above extensions; the exceptions are the older-format .KRZ, .K25, and .KOS Þles.
The top line of the Þle list contains several items of information pertaining to the currently
displayed directory contents. A typical information line looks like this:
Dir:..\HATS\|||||Sel:0/54||||Index:||24||
In the center of this line is an indicator of the number of Þles in the currently displayed directory.
This number is grouped together with the number of selected Þles, for example:
Sel:0/54|
This example indicates that you have selected none of the 54 Þles in the current directory,. File
selection is possible in several of the disk functions (more on this below). The total number of
Þles also includes any subdirectories of the current directory, but not the Þles within the
subdirectories.
On the left end of the top line of the Þle list page is the current directory, sometimes in an
abbreviated form. If you are in the root directory, the display will read:
Dir:|\|||||||||||Sel:0/54||||Index:||24|
If you are in the directory \MONDAY, the display will read:
Dir:\MONDAY\|||||Sel:0/54||||Index:||24|
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Audio Interchange File Format (AIFF)
Kurzweil K2500 or K2600 operating system Þle
Kurzweil K2000 format Þle
Kurzweil K2500 format Þle containing objects and/or sample data
Kurzweil K2600 format Þle containing objects and/or sample data
Kurzweil K2500 or K2600 disk macro Þle
MIDI Type 0 or Type 1 sequence Þle
Microsoft RIFF WAVE format