Roland V-Synth XT, Заметки по обслуживанию

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ERROR MESSAGES
The V-Synth XT displays a variety of messages. There are three types of message screen.
Messages are listed here alphabetically for each type of message screen.
ERROR Screens
If an ERROR screen appears, touch <ACCEPT> to erase the message.
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ERROR screen: This will appear if you attempt to perform an incorrect operation, or if an operation could not be executed correctly.
WARNING screen: This will appear when caution is necessary.
Message box: This informs you of the current status. It will also appear if you attempt to perform an incorrect operation, or if an
operation could not be executed correctly.
Message Meaning Action
DISK
Disk Full! The media is full, and no further writing is possible. Delete unneeded files from the media (p. 136). Al-
ternatively, provide other media that has free space.
DISK
File/Folder Name Duplicate! There is an identically named file or folder. Assign a different name (p. 137). Alternatively,
please write to a folder that does not contain an
identically-named file or folder.
DISK
File Not Found! A patch or sample used by the project or patch was
not found on disk. Re-create the project or patch, and save it.
DISK
File Read Error! The data is damaged, and cannot be loaded. Do not use this file.
DISK
File Write Error! The media is of a format to which the V-Synth XT
cannot write. Prepare a media that is of a format to which the V-
Synth XT is able to write.
DISK
Illegal Format! Since the format of this file is incorrect, it cannot be
loaded. Do not use this file.
DISK
Illegal PCM Wave!
Cannot Load This Wave. This file uses a type of compression that the V-
Synth XT is unable to read. Use the device that created the file to convert the
data into an 8 bit or 16 bit wave.
DISK
Memory Full! Since the wave memory has become full, the opera-
tion was halted. Delete unneeded samples from the V-Synth XT. Al-
ternatively, individually import the patches or sam-
ples that you want to use.
DISK
Path Duplicate! You are attempting to write to the same hierarchical
level. Change the writing destination.
DISK
Path Name Too Long! The path name is too long. Shorten the names of each folder (p. 137). Alterna-
tively, move the entire folder to a shallower level of
the hierarchy (p. 135).
* The “path” indicates the hierarchical level at
which the file is located. It is given together with the
folder name.
DISK
PC Card Not Ready! The memory card is not ready. Insert another memory card.
DISK
Too Many Channels!
Cannot Load This Wave. This file contains waves for three or more channels,
and cannot be loaded into the V-Synth XT. Do not use this file.
DISK
Unformatted Disk! This disk cannot be used by the V-Synth XT. Format the disk on the V-Synth XT.
DISK
Unknown Disk Error! A disk error of unknown causes has occurred. Contact your dealer or a nearby Roland service cen-
ter for service.
DISK
You Cannot Use This Device! The operation you attempted to execute does not
support this media. Do not select this media for this operation.
ENCODE
Encoding Error! For some reason, encoding is not possible. Change the encoding type and try again.
ENCODE
Memory Full! Due to insufficient wave memory, encoding is not
possible. Shorten the wave (p. 115), or delete unwanted sam-
ples from the V-Synth XT’s memory (p. 109).
IMPORT
No Room for Patches! There are no vacant patches. Delete unneeded patches from the V-Synth XT (p.
77).
IMPORT
No Room for Samples! There are no vacant samples. Delete unneeded samples from the V-Synth XT (p.
109).
SAMPLE EDIT
Copy Buffer Not Allocated! There is not enough wave memory to execute the
Copy.
Shorten the range that will be copied (p. 115), or de-
lete unneeded samples from the V-Synth XT (p. 109).
SAMPLE EDIT
Memory Full! There is not enough wave memory to execute the
wave editing operation (Insert, Zero Insert, Region,
Paste). Delete unneeded samples from the V-Synth XT (p.
109).
SAMPLING
Memory Full! Since the wave memory has become full, the opera-
tion was halted. Delete unneeded samples from the V-Synth XT (p.
109).