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Saving and Loading Song Data
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Loading data
1. Press the SETUP key to enter SETUP mode.
2. Use the JOG dial to select [Load PGM ?] menu,
then press the EXECUTE/YES key.
[Load Device ?] appears and the selected input signal
option flashes. ([dAT], [AdAt], or [SCSi id-6] flashes.)
<[Load PGM ?] menu>
* Input signal options: [AdAt], [dAT], [SCSi id-6]
* Program options: P01 - P99 (an individual Program)
* Track options: When using an adat or DAT: tracks 1–8,
tracks 1–16, Tracks 1–24;
When using a SCSI disk (SCSi id-6): All tracks
will be automatically selected.
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3. Use the JOG dial to select the desired type of
digital signal used for the load operation ([dAT] or
[AdAt]).
Select this to load data in the adat digital signal
format from a connected adat.
Select this to save data in the S/P DIF digital signal
format from a connected DAT.
[AdAt]
[dAT]
4. Press the EXECUTE/YES key.
The number of the Program set up on the current drive
flashes on the display.
5. Use the JOG dial to select a Program into which to
load data.
If only one Program has been set up, turning the JOG dial
enables you to select [01] or [02]. If you select [02], “PGM”
of [Load PGM] and [New] flash alternately.
This means that a new Program (P02) should be set up
before you execute the load operation. (If multiple
Programs exist in the current drive disk, turn the JOG
dial to select a Program from these Programs plus one
new Program.)
6. Press the EXECUTE/YES key.
The FD-8 displays the track selection screen.
You can change the value of a flashing number.
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7. Use the JOG dial to select the desired tracks.
Options are Tr 1–8, Tr 1–16 (Real track 1–8 and
Additional track 9–16), or Tr 1–24 (Real track 1–8 and
Additional track 9–24). In this example, select Tr 1–8.
8. Press the EXECUTE/YES key.
The FD-8 enters “load standby” mode and displays the
following.
[DIGITAL] lights up and [SURE ?] flashes.
9. Make sure that [DIGITAL] lights up steadily, and
press the EXECUTE/YES key.
The FD-8 displays the following, indicating “Start
playing the DAT!” If you are using an adat, [Play AdAt]
flashes.
Flashing [DIGITAL] indicates that signal is not input from
the digital device (DAT or adat) correctly. Check the con-
nections.
10. Start playing the DAT (or adat).
Start playing the tape from a point slightly prior to the
top of the Program data.
The FD-8 reads the recorded pilot signal, then
automatically starts loading data. (Wait a while until the
following indication appears.)
The FD-8 displays the track numbers being loaded and
the total time of the Program. The time value starts
counting down as the load operation progresses.
The RECORD RACK LEDs for tracks 1 and 2 flash, and
level meters 1 and 2 indicate the level of signal input
from the DAT. (All RECORD RACK LEDs flash and level
meters 1–8 indicate the level of signal input from an adat.)
* You can load data using the “Load PGM ?” menu in
SETUP mode. The following procedure assumes that
the current drive disk (2.5-inch internal hard disk)
does not contain any recordings, and that Program 1
(P01) has been set up on the disk.
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