4—Setting Up and Basic Operations
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Here’s how to start up USB Storage mode so that your computer and the VS-2000 will
be on-line (able to communicate with each other).
1. With playback stopped, press USB 2.0. The following dialog appears:
2. Press YES/ENTER—”Store Current?” appears on the display.
3. Press ENTER/YES to store the most recent changes to your project—including any
mastering tracks you’ve just created—or press EXIT/NO to proceed without re-
saving your project.
4. The USB 2.0 storage screen will appear, and USB Storage mode will start up (USB
2.0 button will light).
This indicates that the VS-2000 is now able to communicate with your computer.
5. Connect the VS-2000 to the computer as described on Page 47.
Your computer and the VS-2000 will be on-line (i.e., in a state in which they can
communicate with each other), and the on-screen indication will change from
“DISCONNECT” to “CONNECTED.”
While USB Storage mode is active, all buttons and knobs except for F6 (EXIT) will be
disabled.
You cannot enter USB Storage mode while a project is being played or recorded.
The standard driver provided by the operating system is used as the USB driver to
connect the VS-2000 and computer.
In USB Storage mode, the VS-2000’s DISK indicator will not light even if the VS-2000
and computer are communicating. It will operate normally while the USB 2.0 Storage
screen indicates “CONNECTED.”
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