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Page 8 - Utilities 1
PAGE 8 - UTILITIES 1
This
page
includes
a
set
of
card
utilities.
Press
SD
CARD
and
use
the
MENU
or
PAGE
buttons
to
reach
this
page.
SD info
Select
this
command
to
see
the
name
of
the
inserted
card,
and
the
free
space
on
it.
If
pressed
without
a
card
inserted,
the
“No
card
/
Unformatted
Press
Exit”
warning
appears.
Please,
insert
a
card
and
press
ENTER
(or
EXIT
to
abort).
SSD info
Select
this
command
to
see
the
free
space
on
the
Solid
State
Disk
(SSD),
used
as
the
system’s
internal
memory.
Save OS
This
command
starts
an
Operating
System
backup,
to
save
a
copy
of
the
instrument’s
Operating
System
on
a
card.
Note:
Should
you
not
do
a
back
‐
up
and
your
internal
data
is
changed,
you
can
download
the
data
from
or
ask
your
local
KORG
dealer.
1.
Select
the
Save
OS
command.
2.
Insert
a
card
and
press
ENTER.
The
following
files
are
created
on
the
card:
•
B
PaMAR1
.SYS
•
NB
PaMAR1
.SYS
•
OS
PaMAR1
.LZ
X
If
the
card
is
not
formatted,
microARRANGER
asks
if
you
want
to
format
it:
Keep
SHIFT
pressed,
and
press
ENTER
to
format
the
card.
Backup Data
This
command
starts
a
backup
of
all
internal
factory
data
(Styles,
Programs,
Performances…)
excluding
the
Operating
System
itself.
Note:
Should
you
not
do
a
back
‐
up
and
your
internal
data
is
changed,
you
can
download
the
data
from
,
or
ask
your
local
KORG
dealer.
1.
Select
the
Backup
Data
command.
2.
The
“Are
you
sure?”
message
appears.
Press
ENTER
to
continue,
EXIT
to
abort.
If
the
card
is
not
formatted,
microARRANGER
asks
if
you
want
to
format
it:
Keep
SHIFT
pressed,
and
press
ENTER
to
format
the
card.
Restore Data
This
command
restores
the
backup
of
the
internal
fac
‐
tory
data,
executed
with
the
“Backup
Data”
command.
Note:
Should
your
Factory
Data
card
become
corrupt,
you
can
download
the
data
from
or
ask
your
local
KORG
dealer.
Warning:
Don’t
play
on
the
keyboard
while
restoring
data,
and
stay
in
the
Card
mode.
Wait
until
the
“Wait”
message
disappears,
and
the
WRITE/CARD
IN
USE
LED
turns
off.
1.
Prepare
a
card
containing
the
Backup
folder
and
insert
it
into
the
drive.
2.
Select
this
command.
3.
The
“Are
you
sure?”
message
appears.
Press
ENTER
to
continue,
EXIT
to
abort.
4.
Wait
until
the
backup
card
has
been
read.
5.
When
the
Wait
message
has
disappeared,
and
the
WRITE/CARD
IN
USE
LED
has
turned
off,
turn
the
instrument
off,
then
on
again.
Note:
At
the
end
of
a
Restore
Data
operation,
the
“Some
files
missing”
error
message
may
appear.
This
is
due
to
the
lack
of
Performance
banks
11–20
on
older
versions
of
the
operating
system
of
Pa80,
whose
data
you
are
probably
reading.
How
‐
ever,
this
is
not
a
problem.
Press
EXIT
to
close
the
message
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