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GENERAL

ERROR

MESSAGES

MESSAGE

CAUSE

checksum

error!

1,

During

a

Receive

Bulk

operation

(MIDI

JOB

#09},

there

was

a

break

in

transmission,

due

to

faulty

cable

or

electrical

interference.

2.

Prior

to

turning

on

the

RX5

power,

you

have

inserted

a

faulty

Waveform

Data

Cartridge.

REMEDY

1.

Check

that

the

MIDI

cable

is

not

faulty,

and

repeat

the

operation.

Also

read

the

PRECAUTIONS

section

of

this

manual

for

advice

on

electrical

interference.

2.

Turn

the

RX5

power

off

and

remove

the

faulty

Waveform

data

Cartridge.

You

can

now

turn

the

power

on

again

and

use

the

RX5's

Internal

and

Copied

voices,

until

such

time

as

you

can

insert

a

new

Waveform

Data

Cartridge

illegal

input

!

Using

the

Part

Copy

function

(Edit

Song

Mode)

you

entered

&

part

number

that

does

not

appear

in

the

Song,

or

the

second

Part

number

you

entered

was

lower

than

the

first

Part

number.

memory

full

!!

Enter

correct

Part

numbers.

The

sequence

memory

(Pattern,

Song

or

Chain)

is

full.

Memory

Protected

You

have

tried

to

clear

or

rewrite

voice

or

sequence

data

(by

entering

or

loading

new

data)

and

the

Memory

Protect

function

is

turned

on

MIDI

BUFFER

FULL

The

RX5's

MIDI

Buffer

is

full,

because

too

much

data

has

been

sent

too

rapidly

from

an

external

device.

The

MIDI

Buffer

is

a

kind

of

"waiting

room"

for

MIDI

data,

where

data

is

held

for

minute

periods

of

time

(of

the

order

of

.0003

seconds

for

one

Byte)

while

it

is

being

processed

by

the

RX5

Save

the

data

presently

in

the

RX5

to

cartridge

or

cassette,

and

clear

(erase)

data

to

make

room

in

the

memory.

Patterns,

Songs

and

Chains

can

be

cleared

individually,

or

you

сап

clear

all

Patterns

or

all

Sangs

(UTILITY

MODE

JOBS

#05

and

$06

respectively).

Turn

the

RX5's

Memory

Protect

OFF

using

UTILITY

JOB

#03

Then

carry

out the

data

operation

again

Press

апу

key

to

clear

the

LCD.

Send

less

dense

data,

or

send

at

a

slower

tempo.

MIDI

DATA

ERROR!

You

have

turned

on

power

to

a

connected

MIDI

device,

which

sends

a

non-standard

signal

to

the

АХ.

Technically,

this

is

called

a

“framing”

error

or

an

"overrun"

error.

Press

any

key

to

clear

the

LCD,

and

continue

normal

operation.

no

data

!

You

have

tried

to

use

the

Edit

Pattern

function

to

edit

а

Pattern

that

does

not

contain

data

not

found

!

1.

You

have

used

the

Search

Mark

function

and

entered

the

name

of

a

Mark

that

has

not

been

set

in

the

Song.

2.

You

have used

the

Search

Part

or

Copy

Part

function

and

entered

a

Part

number

that

is

higher

than

the

total

number

of

Parts

in

the

Song.

1.

Enter

the

correct

Mark

name.

2.

Enter

the

correct

Part

number.

too

large

PART!

1.

You

have

tried

to

insert

a

Part

in

a

Song

that

already

contains

999

Parts.

2.

You

are

trying

to

use

the

Copy

Part

function

with

the

result

that

the

new

Song

will

have

more

than

999

Parts

Edit

two

or

more

Songs,

each

of

which

forms

a

section

of

the

long

Song

you

were

trying

to

create.

Then

use

the

Chain

Edit

Mode

to

combine

these

Songs

into

a

continuous

sequence.

too

large

PTN

!

1.

А

Pattern

contains

the

maximum

amount

of

data,

and

you

are

trying

to

write

more

data

into

it.

2.

You

are

trying

to

append

a

Pattern

to

another

Pattern,

and

the

two

Patterns

combined

contain

more

than

the

maximum

amount

of

data

Write

two

or

more

shorter

Patterns,

each

of

which

forms

a

section

of

the

long

Pattern

you

were

trying

to

create.

Then

use

the

Song

Edit

Mode

to

combine

these

Patterns

into

a

continuous

sequence.

wrong

signature!

1.

You

have

tried

to

append

two

Patterns

which

have

differ-

ent

time

signatures.

2.

You

have

tried

to

append

two

Patterns

which,

when

combined,

total

more

than

100

bars

in

length.

1.

Write

a

new

Pattern

which

will

have

a

time

signature

equi-

valent

to

the

two

original

Patterns

combined.

For

exam-

ple,

if

you

had

wanted

to

append

a

4/4

Pattern

with

a

3/4

Pattern,

write

a

new

7/4

Pattern

(3/4

+

4/4

=

7/4).

2.

Rewrite

the

same

two

Patterns

using

longer

bars,

then

append

them,

For

example,

if

the

two

Patterns

each

con-

tained

52

bars

of

4/4

time

(total

104

bars),

rewrite

them

as

Patterns

containing

26

bars

of

8/4

time

(total

52

bars),

which

can

then

be

appended.

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