KETRON SD5, Руководство пользователя

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ted using the D
DA ATTA A C CU UR RSSO OR R push buttons. The following options are available:
FF55 EEssccaappee:: This cancels the procedure
FF77 SSaavvee C
Chhaaiinn:: This creates a file with .CHN extension within the same Folder in which the Midi files relative to the chain pro-
grammed are stored.
F10 Select : This selects the Midi files to be added to the chain.
The procedures required to create a chain of Midi files are the following:
● Select the Folder in which the Midi files are stored.
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Press FF77 C Chhaaiinn EEddiitt.
● Find the first Midi file of the chain using the D DA ATTA A C CU UR RSSO OR R push buttons.
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Select the Midi file using FF110 0 SSeelleecctt, a number will appear next to the name that indicates the position within the
chain.
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Find and select the other Midi files that follow.
● If you make a mistake, find the wrong Midi file and press FF110 0 SSeelleecctt again. The Midi file will be removed from the chain
and the following Midi files will move back by one place.
● Save the chain using FF77 SSaavvee C Chhaaiinn. From the page called up you can enter the name using the keyboard keys and
the D DA ATTA A C CU UR RSSO OR R push buttons. Confirm using FF110 0 EExxeecc or cancel using FF55 EEssccaappee.
The chain thus created is loaded in Song Play using the Load function from the Disk menu or called up directly from the first page of Song Play,
by entering the number associated with the file chain using the numeric keypad (STYLES push buttons). If you then go to Song Play, the title
of the first Midi file will appear. There are three ways of moving along the chain, namely:
● Let the Midi files come-in as they end normally and the SD5 will load the next file and reproduce it without any further input.
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Without starting SSoonngg PPllaayy using the SSTTA AR RTT push button, use the D DA ATTA A C CU UR RSSO OR R push buttons to select the Midi files of the chain.
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With Song Play running, press the CCO
OU UN NTT//PPA AU USSEE//RREESSTTA ARRTT push button and then use the DATA CURSOR push buttons to call up another Midi file.
Once you have found the Midi file, press the C CO OU UN NTT//PPA AU USSEE//R REESSTTA AR RTT push button again to start Song Play again with the new Midi file.
Whatever the case, if you stop a Midi file using the SSTTA
AR RTT push button, SSoonngg PPllaayy will loose the data of the chain permanently and you will have
to re-load them. The same applies to all Juke-Box controls, disabled when a chain is in use. Just the words can be displayed.
F8 Chain List : This displays all the chains of Midi files already stored within the Folder in use.
F9 Disk Control : This calls up a number of functions required to control the Hard
Disk. The options available are the following:
F1 Surface Control: This controls the Hard Disk surface
and takes a few minutes for the procedure to be comple-
ted. If FFaattaall EErrrroorr appears you must contact a Ketron ser-
vice centre as the Hard Disk is seriously damaged. If the
Hard Disk surface test detects no anomalies the display
will return to the menu once the procedure has been com-
pleted.
FF22 SSccaannD
Diisskk: This controls the integrity of the Folders and
the files. When the test ends press FF110 0 EEssccaappee to return to
the previous page. If errors are found the SD5 automati-
cally moves onto the R
Reeppaaiirr function.
FF33 R Reeppaaiirr:: This repairs errors found in damaged files. Press FF110 0 EEssccaappee once this procedure has been completed.
FF55 EEssccaappee:: This returns to the previous page of the menu.
FF66 D
Diisskk C Cooppyy: Using a special cable you can connect a second Hard Disk to the standard one for back-up procedures.
Contact Ketron for further information.
FF77 SSttaannddbbyy: This is used to set the time in minutes, which can be selected by pressing function push button F7 repea-
tedly, after which the Hard Disk enters the stand-by status if it is not used. The Hard Disk is immediately available again
as soon as some function that requires it's use is accessed.
FF88 SSyysstteem
m FFoollddeerr: This creates a so-called System Folder dedicated to containing a system file, after having formatted
the hard disk.
THE DISK FUNCTIONS FOR THE FLOPPY DISK
When using the Floppy Disk, the SD5 offers the following functions:
F1 Dir : This displays all the files stored in the Floppy Disk.
F2 Load : Once a file has been selected using the D DA ATTA A C CU UR RSSO OR R and FF110 0 SSeelleecctt push buttons you can load it in RAM.
F3 Save : This calls up the page used to select the type of memory to be saved on Floppy. The options are the same as those described
for FF33 SSaavvee.
F4 Copy : This is used to copy the file, selected using the D DA ATTA A C CU UR RSSO OR R and FF110 0 SSeelleecctt push buttons, in the Folder in use. When copying
DISK