Akai S01

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Saving and
Loading Data Spanning
Several Disks
% Saving Procedure
1
.
When saving a large amount of data on
a
disk, the
PROG. NO./DATA
display may blink
showing
"con"
if the disk memory
is
used up.
If you
continue saving, proceed
to the next step
with another disk
prepared. Prepare
a
disk that
does not contain any data or contains unnecessary data.
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If
you
press any key other than the
REC
key, "con"
will
stop
blinking,
and
saving will be
ended
at
this point. You cannot
proceed to the
next
step.
2. Eject
the disk and set another one in the drive. Press the
REC key, and the PROG.
NO./DATA
display may blink showing "CLE".
*
As
already mentioned,
"CLE"
means that ail the
existing
data
is
erased when
new
data
is
saved. Therefore
you should
use a
blank disk or
one that contains unneeded
data.
3.
Press the REC key to
continue saving the remaining data
on
the
second disk.
In case data spans more
than three disks, the process should be
repeated
from
step 1.
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The second disk
(and any
subsequent
ones) become
"continuous
data"
disks for that
large file
and therefore even if
they have
a
certain memory space,
other data cannot be saved
on them.
If other
data
is
saved
on this disk, the continuous
file will be broken
and lost.
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A continuous
data
file
must
be loaded
in the same
order
as
saved, so
that
you
should write
down the number on
each disk that contains the data.
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Loading Procedure
1
.
To load a large file
spanning several disks, start loading
in the usual way
with
the
first disk
containing the file. When
the first disk has loaded,
the PROG.
NO./DATA display
will blink
showing "con".
*
If
you press any key
other than the
REC
key, "con"
will
stop
blinking, and loading
will
be
ended
at
this point.
You cannot
proceed
to
the
next
step.
In this
case,
start
over from the
beginning.
2. Eject the first disk
and set the
second in the
drive. Press the REC key to
continue loading.
*
In the case
when
a
wrong
second disk is
mistakenly
used,
the
first disk
data
will
be
connected
to the wrong
second
data. Or
if
the inserted
disk
is
not a continuous
disk, the
PROG. NO./
DATA
display will show
"—
"
and that loading
will
be ended.
In this case, do
the loading again
from the
beginning
with the correct disks.
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