Korg DW-6000 - Check and Adjustment Procedure

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Interface
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Saving Program
Data
on Tape
Follow the procedures below
to write DW-6000
program memory contents to your
connected
tape recorder.
H Connect
the
DW-6000 rear panel TO
TAPE jack
to
the
microphone (mic) input jaci^ on the
tape
recorder. (If the
recorder has no
mic
jack, use
a "line in" or other
input
jack.)
You may need a plug
adaptor or
special connection
cord If the input jack is not the
usual "mini jack" size.
OQiO
USet
the DW-6000
rear panel
TAPE switch to the
^ENABLE (ENA)
position.
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TAPE
ENABLE
DISABLE
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The
DISPLAY will
now
appear
as
shown here.
rthis
shows the the
DW-6000 is in the
,
—
I
I
tape
interface mode.
m Prepare the
tape
recorder for recording.
Begin record-
ing and let the tape advance
until it is past the leader
tape
(at
the
beginning of the cassette).
SlPress the recorder's pause key at the
point
from which
you
will begin recording
data.
At
this
point, the
DW-6000 is sending out a test tone as
a reference
for
setting
recording
level
(input
level) on
the tape recorder. Adjust
the tape recorder's recording
level as
you would normally (refer
to
tape recorder's in-
struction
manual).
SlAfter
setting recording level,
release the
pause
key
so
that the recorder begins recording.
m
Press
the
SAVE key
on
the DW-6000.
,/M^
The DW-6000
will start sending data and
the
DISPLAY
will appear as shown here.
—This shows
the
bank number (left
digit
of program
number) /-^during
data
output.
[ZlWhen the
DISPLAY
again shows IRPE
,
then you
can
stop the tape recorder.
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This completes the SAVE procedure.
However,
it is
good practice
to
repeat the SAVE procedure several
times, as a hedge against the
possibility of losing data
because of
tape dropouts.
18J Reset the DW-6000 rear panel
TAPE
switch to the DIS-
ABLE poslton.
Do
not change any
settings on the DW-6000
until you
complete
the VERIFY procedure (In the
following section).
A
Word
about Data
Tones
If you
listen
to a tape
of recorded
data, you
will
hear the
following tones:
,fBt
tone
^ower
pitched '^luu...'^
.
Data
tone (medium-pitched
"gaa...")
Ewltene
(tii^-pitctied
"pee™,'^
Level
set tone (lower
pitched
"puu...")
Leader
tone: indicates the start of VERIFY and LOAD
operations.
Data tone: The
actual
digital data from
DW-6000
sound
program
memory.
End
tone: indicates
the end of the operation.
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