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The page will then look like the following:
Press [ ] to place the cursor on the Drives: field in order to select a drive from which to select the file.
The fields are:
INTERNAL MEM: access the instrument's internal memory, where Performance and Virtual Instrument files are saved,
USB MEMORY: access an external USB drive (if connected).
NOTICE ON USB DRIVES
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Only use USB pens formatted with FAT or FAT32 file system (not NTFS).
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It is always advisable to format USB pens using the utilities created by the producer (often available on CD-ROM
or web site).
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Trying to access a USB while it is not connected will result in the following error message:
"USB drive not detected". To use a USB pen, first connect it to the [HOST 1-2] or [HOST 3-4] ports. Wait a few
seconds, and only then try to access the drive. If the problem still occurs, try disconnecting and reconnecting
the pen again. Should the problem persist, check that the USB drive is properly formatted and working. Do not
connect more than one USB pen, since the system will only recognize the first one.
Place the cursor on the desired field, then press [ENTER] to show the content of the selected memory unit. Now press
[ ] to place the cursor on the Location field, then press:
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[ ], [ ], [ ] and [ ]: to place the cursor on a folder (to open it) or file (to load it). You can also use the [ ] and [ ]
with [SHIFT] key to jump 10 positions.
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[ENTER] or [F4]: to access the selected folder or load the selected file.
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[F3] or [EXIT]: to leave the function.
While navigating inside folders or in the USB drive, press [F3] to move one level up. An alternative way to do so is to place
the cursor on the folder named ".." and press [ENTER].
When navigating the internal memory, the first two folders are:
FACTORY: default settings are saved here; original settings for Performance and Virtual Instruments are saved here
and can be restored through the Factory Settings function.
USER: this folder contains all user-generated data that has been saved through the SAVE function (see chap- 8.5),
such as Performances and Virtual Instruments.
The selected file will be loaded, replacing the currently selected Performance or Virtual Instrument (that is, the Performance
shown in PERFORMANCE MODE or the Virtual Instrument that appears in the INSTRUMENTS page in SYSTEM MODE).
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