SQ-80 — Musician's Manual
-> Press
*YES*. The Display reads "ACCESSING DISK DRIVE,.," while the data is being
Loaded. Once the data is in memory, the following screen appears:
-> Press
SEND to transmit the
data. The Display reads "MIDI
DATA BEING TRANS-
FERRED" and then returns to
same page, ready to send the
data again if necessary.
-> Check the Receiving Instru-
ment
s
to see that the data was
received correctly. If it wasn't, make sure that:
• the MIDI connections are correct
(SQ-80's MIDI Out to the Receiving device's MIDI In),
• the receiving device(s) is enabled to receive System Exclusive messages,
• the receiving device(s) is set to the same MIDI Channel(s) as when the data was initially
sent to the
SQ-80.
Then press
SEND again, and the data will be transmitted again. You can keep repeating this until
the data has been successfully received by the remote device(s).
-> Once the data has been successfully transmitted, press
QUIT. The Display flashes a note to
remind you that the Sequencer has been reinitialized (all Songs and Sequences erased) and
returns you to the Storage Page.
DELETING Sys-Ex Files from the Disk
Sys-Ex Files are deleted in the same way as ONE SEQ and ALL SEQ files, except that you must specify
SYS-EX after selecting DELETE from the Disk Storage menu.
To Delete a SYS-EX File from the disk:
Insert the disk containing the Sys-Ex data into the Disk Drive.
-> Press the
Storage button to select the Storage Page.
-> Press
DISK. The Disk Storage menu appears.
•> Press
DELETE. The disk drive light goes on briefly and the Display says "READING
DIRECTORY FROM DISK." Then the Disk Delete Menu appears.
-> Press
SYS-EX. The following Display appears:
-> Use the Data Entry Slider and
the Up and Down Arrow but-
tons to scroll through the ten
Sequencer/Sys-Ex Blocks on
the disk. When you Delete a
file, its File Type (TYPE=—)
must match the type that you
selected in the previous step —
in this case, the type must be
SYS.
•> Find the Sys-Ex File you want to Delete. Again, its File Type must be SYS. If there are no files
of this type on the disk, press *NO* to exit to the Storage Page. Once the file you want is showing
on the Display...
-> Press
*YES*. The Display briefly reads "ACCESSING DISK DRIVE..." and then returns to the
Storage Page. The file is Deleted and the Sequencer/Sys-Ex Block it occupied on the disk is now
available.
Or Press
*NO* to cancel the procedure for any reason.
176 Section 6 — Data Storage