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For waveforms of the recorded audio to appear on the RADARView display, the recording disk must be
initialized for waves. This creates a special file on the disk that holds all of the waveform data for the
recordings on the drive. If the disk is not initialized for waves RADARView will display recorded segments
as blue bars.
Once initialized, the drive can be used for recording audio, archiving (backup/restore) or export/import
(FAT32 or MAC HFS Standard).
To initialize a disk:
Use the , the and keys and the key to go to the MAIN MENU / DISK
MENU / INIT DISK dialogue and press the key.
Select the SCSI ID number of the disk to initialize or, select B to initialize a DVD-RAM or Blu-ray
disk.
When prompted with the question INIT DISK X? use the and keys to select YES and
press the key.
At the INIT VOLUME FOR: dialogue, use the and keys to select one of the options and
then press the key.
AUDIO: RADAR_BWAV
This is a proprietary RADAR audio format for the recording drive.
AUDIO: !RADAR!
This is the legacy proprietary RADAR audio format for the recording
drive.
BACKUP: !ARCHIVE!
This is a proprietary RADAR archive format for backup/restore.
EXPORT: FAT32
This standard FAT32 format allows file export/import between RADAR
and a PC.
EXPORT: MAC HFS
The Mac HFS (OS Standard) format allows file export/import strictly
with Mac computers.
To initialize a drive as AUDIO: RADAR_BWAV proceed to step 1, for AUDIO: !RADAR! proceed to
step 3 otherwise, skip to step 6.
Initializing disk for RADAR_BWAV:
At the INIT FOR WAVES? prompt, use the and keys to select NO or YES and then press
the key. To see waveforms displayed in RADARView select YES otherwise select NO.
Before initializing takes place the ERASE OLD DATA? prompt appears as a last warning to
confirm this operation. Select YES and press the key to proceed with the initialization.
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