Foxpro Krakatoa 2, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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10. KRAKATOA II Remote USB Operation
The KRAKATOA II remote control features a mini USB port located inside the speaker cap
compartment. In order to connect the remote to a computer, you will need to obtain a mini
USB type A/B cable (provided with the KRAKATOA II).
IMPORTANT NOTE
Before connecting the KRAKATOA II remote to a computer, be sure that the
remote has fresh batteries installed. The KRAKATOA II remote must be powered on
while connected to a computer. If the remote loses power while it is connected to
a computer during a write-mode, there is a possibility of corruption of the file
system.
Make sure the batteries are fresh to prevent any damage from occurring.
Connecting the KRAKATOA II Remote to a Computer:
1. Connect the USB cable from the jack on the KRAKATOA II remote to a USB port in the
computer.
2. Power on the KRAKATOA II remote. The screen should activate and show “USB Active”
instead of the sound screen.
3. Your operating system will then detect the device and take the necessary steps to
make it accessible for you. Windows users will see a new drive letter appear named
“TX1000”. Mac users will see a new icon appear on their desktop called “TX1000”.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Depending upon your computer setup and operating system, the exact details of
what will happen when you connect the device may vary slightly. In general, the
operating system will detect that a piece of hardware has been detected. From
there, you should receive some sort of visual or audible notification that
something has been plugged in.
When the KRAKATOA II remote is connected to a computer, you can browse through the device
just as you would any other USB storage device. Inside of the file system, you should encounter
two files. These files are:
File Name Description
foxdata.csv Contains the harvested FOXDATA data.
presets.txt Contains the list of presets.
Each of these files can be viewed on most operating systems through the standard plaintext
editor such as notepad. With the exception of the FOXDATA file, the other files can be modified
for your specific configurations.