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VEGA

When a number of files are stored in Floppy disk but with different extension, you can find only those desired by choos-
ing the type of file to be displayed. The options are the exact same as those for the Hard Disk.

F6 Delete:

This cancels one or a number of files selected using the

VALUE +/-

and

F10 Select

push buttons.

F7 Rename:

This is used to re-name a file selected using the

VALUE +/-

push buttons.

F9 Utility:

This calls up a page with the following options:

F1 Info:

This displays the free space on Floppy and the number of files stored.

F2 Tempo:

This is used to modify the Tempo of a Midi file stored in the Folder currently in use. Once the Midi

files are displayed, select that desired using the

VALUE +/-

and

push buttons, then press

F10

Exec

. A window appears where the difference in steps of 1 can be entered compared to the original Tempo using

the

VALUE +/-

push buttons. Once the value has been entered, press

F10 Exec

that calls up a new window

where the original name of the Midi file can be modified. When the modification has been completed, confirm
the procedure using

F10 Exec

or press

F5 Escape

to skip saving it.

F3 Transposer:

This is used to define a negative or positive transposition value for the Midi file selected. Once

the Midi files are displayed, select that desired using the

VALUE +/-

and

push buttons, then press

F10 Exec

. A window appears where you can define whether the transposition applied will be valid only for the

Midi file (

Song

) or whether it will also apply to the keyboard transposition (

Global

). To select this application

mode, cyclically press the

function push button that shows the application mode and upon completion press

F10 Exec

to confirm or press

F5 Escape

to cancel the procedure.

Once you have confirmed you can enter the transposition value to be applied to the Midi file, using the

VALUE +/-

push buttons. Confirm again using

F10 Exec

that will call up the window in which the name can be

modified. Confirm the transposition procedure using

F10 Exec

or abandon using

F5 Escape

F4 Format:

This is used to format the Floppy Disk and can be done only by disabling the default protection func-

tion using the

F6 Lock Format

push button. You will be requested to confirm using

F10 Exec

or to abandon

using

F5 Escape

. Once the protection function has been disabled you can format the Floppy Disk by pressing

F4 Format

. You will be requested twice to confirm using

F10 Exec

. Press

F5 Escape

to cancel the procedure.

The formatting lock function is enabled each time the VEGA is turned on to avoid irreversible mistakes. The for-
matting procedure erases the entire contents of the Floppy Disk.

F5 Escape:

This returns to the previous page of the

Disk

menu.

F6 Lock Format:

This locks the

F4 Format

function.

F7 Chain Edit:

This is used to create chains of Midi files (no longer than 32 Midi files), to be reproduced one

after the other without having to call up each file individually. It only works for the Midi files stored in the same
Folder, which is called up as already explained for the

F3 Transposer

. Once

F7 Chain Edit

has been pressed the

VEGA displays the Midi files stored in the Folder that can be selected using the

VALUE +/-

and

push buttons. The options available are the following:

F5 Escape:

This cancels the procedure

F7 Save Chain:

This creates a file with .CHN extension within the same Folder in which the Midi files relative to