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UTILITY MODE
MIDI DATA RECORDER
3. Load from disk
Summary: This operation loads a disk file contain-
ing up to 99 sets of bulk data into the SY99
MDR memory.
Procedure:
From: MIDI data recorder utility (JUMP #830)
job directory
Select: 03 :Load From Disk
Select: the MDR file number to load
To load: the MDR file into MDR memory press F8
(Go)
To quit: without loading press EXIT
File Name (1-99): This displays the number and
name of each MDR file on the disk.
to scroll the display up
or down.
orF2 Press Fl
When you press F8 (Go), the selected MDR file
will be loaded into the SY99 MDR memory.
Loading procedure: This operation will load only
files that were saved by the 4.Save to disk oper-
ation. The file that is loaded contains up to 99
sets of MDR data, with each set containing one
or more F0-F7 blocks of bulk data. All sets of
data that were previously in MDR memory will
be overwritten by the newly loaded file. It is not
possible to load individual sets of data from an
MDR file.
1. Move the cursor in
If necessary, press Fl
display up or down.
F2
2. Press F8 (Go) to load the selected MDR file into
MDR memory.
to select a disk file 1-99.
to scroll the
MIDI DATA RECORDER
4. Save to disk
Summary: This operation saves all 99 sets of data
from SY99 MDR memory to a disk file.
Procedure:
From: MIDI data recorder utility (JUMP #830)
job directory
Select: 04:Save To Disk
Select: the file number into which the MDR data
will be saved
Specify: a name for the file if desired
To save: the MDR data to a file press F8 (Go)
To quit: without saving press EXIT
File Name (0-99): This displays the number of
each MDR file on the disk, and the name which
was assigned to the file data by pressing F6
(Name) as explained below.
Press F1 orF2
or down.
By pressing F6 (Name) you can assign a name
to the selected file.
When you press F8 (Go), all data from the SY99
MDR memory will be saved in the specified file.
Saving procedure: Before this operation can be
used, the MDR memory must contain data re-
ceived by the 2.Input operation explained on
page 281. This operation will save all 99 sets of
data from MDR memory to a file. It is not pos-
sible to save individual sets of MDR data to a
file.
1. Move the cursor in
If necessary, press F1
display up or down. or F2
2. If you wish to specify a name for the file, refer to
the section Save to disk filename on page 271.
3. Press F8 (Go) to save the MDR data to the file.
to scroll the display up
to select a disk file 1-99.
to scroll the
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