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7. Compatibility with AKAI S3000 format data
This functionality is applicable to Trinitys which have a PBS–TRI
installed.
Program files and Sample files can be loaded from an Akai S3000 floppy
disk.
The procedure for loading Program files and Sample files is the same as
described in the PBS–TRI User’s Guide p.5 “Loading Akai S1000 format
files”. Please refer to the directions in the User’s Guide to load these
files.
The icons for Program files and Sample files are the same as the Akai
S1000 format files.
8. Compatibility with Akai S1000/S3000 CD–ROM libraries
This functionality is applicable to Trinitys which have the PBS–TRI and
a SCSI–TRI or HDR–TRI installed.
Program Files and Sample files can be loaded from an Akai S1000/S3000
CD–ROM library.
The CD–ROM is divided into Partitions as shown below, and each
partition is divided into Volumes. Program files and Sample files exist
inside each volume. The Trinity will recognize partitions and volumes
as directories.
Use the following procedure to load a Program file or Sample file from
an Akai S1000/S3000 CD–ROM.
1 Set the CD–ROM drive SCSI ID to 6*.
*The HDR–TRI option requires that any form of removable media, including CD–ROM drives,
be set to SCSI ID 6. If you have the SCSI-TRI option instead you can set the removable media
freely to any unused SCSI ID#.
2 Use a SCSI cable to connect the SCSI connectors of the Trinity and
the CD–ROM drive.
3 Turn on the power of the CD–ROM drive and insert a CD–ROM.
4 Turn on the power of the Trinity.
5 Access the Disk mode tab 1 page (Load), and choose the CD–ROM
drive in Drive Select.
6 In the LCD screen, select the partition containing the file that you
wish to load, and press the Open button.
The volume will be displayed.
7 Select the volume containing the file that you wish to load, and press
the Open button.
The Program files and Sample files will be displayed.
8 Select the file that you wish to load, and press the Load Selected
page menu command.
The selected file will be loaded.
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