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5. Exec. (Execute).........................................................
Execute the backup operation.
Effect user data will be backed up to the drive spec-
ified by “Destination.”
5a. Speed .................................................. [2X, 4X]
You can specify the speed at which the data will be
written when backing up to a CD-R/RW. (→B–U/
RstType: “Backup1Song”)
Be aware that the data on the backup destination
drive (“Destination”) will be overwritten.
B–U/RstType: “Restore”
This command restores song data or effect user data
that was backed up earlier.
For a disk or CD on which “Backup 1 Song” was exe-
cuted, this command will restore that single song and
effect user data.
For a disk or CD on which “BackupAllSongs” was exe-
cuted, you can select whether this command will
restore a single song or all songs.
For a disk or CD on which “BackupUserData” was exe-
cuted, this command will restore the effect user data.
2. Drive.............................................................[A...G]
Select the restore source drive.
When you press this button, a dialog box will
appear. Select the drive and press the “OK” button.
(→p.22, 77: P5-4)
Insert the disk or CD containing the backup data
before you select “Drive.”
3. Source..................................[(A...G): 001...100, All]
Select the restore source song number.
By pressing the “ ” button, you can select the song
number from a dialog box.
The song number can be selected only if you are
restoring a single song from a drive that was backed
up using “BackupAllSongs.” If you wish to restore
only a single song, select from “001”–“100” (up to
the number of songs that exist). If you wish to
restore all songs, press “SelectAll” in the dialog box,
and choose “All”.
Use “Drive” to select the restore source drive.
4. Destination........................[(I, A...G)/001...100, ***]
This shows the restore destination drive, and lets
you select the song number. If you are restoring one
song, it will be restored to the song number that you
select here. If you wish to restore all songs, choose
“***.”
The drive of the song you selected in [SONG] “Sel-
Song” tab page will be displayed. (→p.88)
5. Exec. (Execute).........................................................
Execute the Restore command.
The song or user data selected for “Sour
ce” will be
restored to the “Destination
” drive.
When restoring one song, the “Sour
ce” song will be
written to the specified “Destination
” song number.
Any songs located at the “Destination
” number and
following will have their song numbers incre-
mented – they will not be overwritten.
When you restore all songs, all songs of the
“Sour
ce” will be added following the songs that
currently exist on the “Destination
” drive – the
existing songs will not be overwritten.
When you restore effect user data, the user data of
the “Sour
ce” will be overwritten onto the user data
of the “Destination
” drive.
When restoring one song or all songs, you can select
whether the effect user data will be overwritten.
(→”Restore:UserData”)
Before the Restore command is executed for one
song or all songs, the capacity of the restore destina-
tion will be checked, and the command will not be
executed if the capacity is insufficient.
6. Restore:UserData .......................................[Yes, No]
A dialog box will appear, allowing you to specify
whether the backed-up effect user data will be over-
written onto the current effect user data after the
song data has been restored.
User data is backed up automatically when song
data is backed up.
Yes: Effect user data will be restored.
No: Effect user data will not be restored.
When you restore this data, it will be overwrit-
ten onto the existing user effect data.
P6 DiskUtil: Initialize/format/
check a drive
Here you can initialize, format, or check a drive.
Before a disk can be used to record or play songs for the
first time, it must be initialized or formatted.
• Initialize a disk to erase the contents of a newly pur-
chased disk before using it for the first time.
• Format a disk that was previously used by another
device before using it on the D1600, or if the “Disk
Error” display appears frequently during playback.
It is not necessary to initialize or format a remov-
able disk that you are using for backup.
When you execute the Initialize or Format opera-
tion, the data of that drive will be lost.
1. Drive ID......................................................[I, A...G]
Select the drive that you wish to initialize, format,
or check.
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