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Chapter 17 Using Hard Drives
Chapter 17
7.
Press [ ] to move the cursor to “Destination Drive.”
8.
Use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the destination drive
and partition. Press [F5 (SelDr)] to view a directory of
drives. Then use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] to
select the destination drive, and use the TIME/VALUE
dial to select the partition. Once you have selected the
destination drive, press [F1 (Back)].
fig.06-10b
9.
Press [F4 (Exec)]. A confirmation message appears in the
display.
10.
Press [YES]. “STORE Current ?” appears in the display.
Press [YES] if you want to save changes made to the
current song, otherwise press [NO].
* All data currently on the removable disk will be deleted. Do
not use any disks for Song Copy Archives that contain data
you want to save.
11.
When the first disk in the external drive (destination
drive) is full, the disk is ejected and the message “Please
Insert Disk” appears in the display. Insert the next disk
and press [YES]. It is a good idea to write the disk
numbers on the labels to remember the order in which
the disks were used.
12.
The message “Insert Disk # “ will appear in the display. (
# indicates the number in the order the disks were
written). Insert each disk as requested and press [YES].
When the Song Copy Archives procedure is finished, the
screen returns to the Playlist display.
Loading a Song from an External
Drive Using Song Copy Playable
To copy songs from an external drive into the internal drive,
first switch the current drive (the drive or partition in active
use) to the external drive’s SCSI ID using Drive Select, as
described below. Then use Song Copy Playable to copy the
song from the external drive to the internal drive.
* If you copy a song from the external drive back to the internal
drive without first erasing the original song from the internal
drive, the original song is not overwritten. A new song is
created with the same name as the original and is written to
the lowest available song number.
fig.06-09b
Handling Song Copy Archives Disks
When you save songs using the Song Copy Archives
method, the destination disks are initialized
automatically. This initialization differs from the usual
Drive Initialize formatting (p. 217). Since disks are
initialized automatically, you can use the Song Copy
Archives procedure with newly purchased disks, disks
that were used with another device, or other
unformatted disks. However, any older data residing on
the disks is lost once the Archives procedure is
performed. Do not designate a disk that contains archive
song data as the current drive. If you try to do this, the
disk will be identified as an uninitialized disk.
Song 2
Song 3
Song 4
Internal Hard Disk
Zip Disk
Song 1
Song 1
Song 2
Song 3
Song 4
Internal Hard Disk
Zip Disk
Song 1
Song 1
Song 1