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6.TAPE
INTERRVCE
The
DW-6000
is
equipped
with a tape
interface that
lets
you
SAVE
all
sound prc^
gram
memory
contents
on
cassette
tape.
Later
you can
LOAD
the data
from
the
tape
back
into
the
DW-6000
intemal
memory.
The
DW-6000
display
keeps
track of
tape
interface
operations
to help
assure successful data
transfer
and
detect possible
problems. Operation
is
so
fast
(about
14 seconds)
that
you
can even
change your
programs
during a
performance.
Note:
MIDI parameter values
are
not included
in
tape
Interface operations.
They
cannot be saved
on
tape
or
loaded
from
tape.
Features
&
Functions
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PROGRAMMER
1
SAVE
Press
this
key
to write
DW-6000
program
memory
contents
to
your connected tape
recorder.
2
LOAD
Press
this
button to read data
from your tape
recorder
while
playing
baci<
a
tape.
3
VERIFY
This
is
used
to
check
recorded data (immediately
after
the
SAVE
procedure)
to
mal^e sure
that
it
has been
properly
recorded
on
the tape.
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CANCEL
3
VERIFY
2
LOAD
1
SAVE
4
CANCEL
If
an
error
occurs
during
SAVE
or
LOAD
operations,
pressing
this
key
!ets
you
start
over
again.
If
you
press
the
CANCEL
key during
SAVE, LOAD,
or
VERIFY^^
operations,
it
will
immediately
interrupt
and
cancel
the operation.
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DISPLAY
This gives
you
messages
to
keep you
informed
of
tape
Interface
operations
and
possible
problems.
The
Three
Basic
Tape
Interface
Operations
1
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SAVE
During a
SAVE
Operation, the
DW-eOOO sends
ail
oif
its
stored
sound program
data
(the
Rg^
meter
values
for
all
64
prog^W
numbers)
out the
TO TAPE
jack
on
the
rear
panel.
The
con-
nected tape
recorder
Is
us
^^^
record
this
data
during
a
Sw^
operation.
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VERIFY
This should
always be
perform-
ed immediately
after
a
SAVE
operation.
VERIFY
is
used
to
check whether
or not the
SAVE
operation
has been
successful.
You
play
back
the tape (through
the
FROM
TAPE
jack) that
you
have
just
SAVED
the
data
on,
and
the
DW-6000
checks
to
see
vi/hether
it
exactly
matches
the
DW-6(KX)
memory
contents.
3
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LOAD
/
During
a
LOAD
operation,
you
play
back a
previously
saved
data tape
(through the
FROM
TAPE
jack),
and
the
DW-6000
replaces the current
program
data
with the
data
on
tape.
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