Kurzweil K2500 - PERFORMANCE GUIDE REV F PART NUMBER 910251 CHAP 13 Manual page 7

Directories created by the K2500 have up to 8-character names, with no extension. A directory
can have an extension if it is created on an external computer (more on this later on).
Here is a list of extensions used by or accepted by the K2500:
.AIF Audio Interchange File Format (AIFF)
Kurzweil K2500 operating system file
.KOS
Kurzweil K2000 format file
.KRZ
Kurzweil K2500 format file containing objects and/or sample data
.K25
Kurzweil K2500 disk macro file
.MAC
MIDI type 0 sequence file
.MID
.WAV Microsoft RIFF WAVE format
When loading files, the K2500 will try to find out the type of file if the extension is not the same
as is suggested above (with one exception, .MAC files.) The K2500 can create files with any of
the above extensions.
The top line of the file 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 files in the currently displayed
directory. This number is grouped together with the number of selected files:
Sel:0/54
The first number means "No files selected" and the number after the slash means "Fifty-four
files are in the directory". File selection is possible in several of the disk functions, more on this
below. The total number of files also includes any subdirectories of the current directory, but
not the files within the subdirectories.
On the left end of the top line of the file 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|
If you are in a directory that is more than one level down from the root directory, such as
\FX2\GLASS\BREAKING, the display will read:
Dir:..\BREAKING\|Sel:0/54||||Index:||24|
The "..\" indicator tells you that you are more than one level down from the root directory.
Disk Mode
File List Dialog
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