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Before loading programs, combinations, songs,
and drum kits you must turn off memory protect
in Global mode (☞p.38).
Here, as an example, we will load the .PCG file from
the included floppy disk. A .PCG file contains pro-
grams, combinations, drum kits, and global settings.
(
☞p.93)
1 Insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk drive of
this instrument.
For details on handling floppy disks, please be sure
to read “Cautions when handling floppy disks”
(☞p.95)
2 Press the [Disk] key to enter Disk mode.
The disk will be recognized when you press the
[Disk] key.
3 Select the Load page.
File information will be displayed in the LCD
screen.
4 Select a .PCG file.
The selected file will be highlighted in the display.
If the data you wish to load is located in a lower or
higher directory level, use [F6] (“OPEN”) or [F5]
(“UP”) keys to display the desired data, and then
select it.
When you load a .PCG file, the data in the internal
memory of this instrument will be overwritten
with the data of that .PCG file (programs, combi-
nations, drum kits, global settings). If you wish to
keep the data that is currently in internal memory,
you must execute “Save All” or “Save PCG” to
save it before you load other data.
5 From the utility menu, choose “Load Selected.”
A dialog box will appear. The dialog box and its set-
tings and operation will differ depending on the
type of file that you load. For details on each file,
refer to PG p.149.
6 If “Load
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.SNG too” is checked when you
load the data, the .SNG file will also be loaded at
the same time that the .PCG file is loaded. (PG
p.151)
7 Press the [F8] (“OK”) key to execute the Load oper-
ation.
Never remove the media while data is being
loaded.
Loading the floppy disk included with separately
sold options
Loading a .PCG file from the floppy disk included with a
separately sold EXB-PCM series option
When loading EXB-PCM series programs and combi-
nations, use the following procedure. When doing so,
you will specify the loading destination bank (C, D) in
step 4.
To load the data into bank C, select “C_BANK.PCG.”
To load the data into bank D, select “D_BANK.PCG.”
When you load “C_BANK.PCG,” the programs and
combinations of banks A, B, and C, all drum kits, and
global setting data will be loaded into the internal
memory area of this instrument, and any prior data
will be overwritten.
When you load “D_BANK.PCG,” the programs and
combinations of banks A, B, and D, all drum kits, and
global setting data will be loaded into the internal
memory area of this instrument, and any prior data
will be overwritten.
Depending on the EXB-PCM .PCG data that you
are loading, the category names of the combina-
tions displayed may differ from the category
names displayed by the TRITON series.
Loading the .PCG files and .SNG files from the floppy
disk included with the EXB-MOSS
☞ Refer to PG p.270 “EXB-MOSS option -- Loading the
preloaded data”
If you wish to preserve the data of the internal
memory area, use “Save All” or “Save PCG” before
you continue.
The .PCG files and .SNG files on the floppy disk
included with the EXB-PCM series or the EXB-
MOSS are for the TRITON series. (As of December
2000.)
Since this instrument does not have the
arpeggiator function found on the TRITON series,
the arpeggiator-related parameters included in
each program, combination, and song will be
ignored when the .PCG or .SNG file is loaded, and
will not be used.
These .PCG and .SNG files do not contain settings
for the KARMA function. When they are loaded,
all parameters related to the KARMA function will
be reset to the default values.
Also, the category of the programs or combina-
tions may be inappropriate in some cases. Refer to
PG p.260 for details of data compatibility with the
TRITON series.
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