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If you wish to cancel the format procedure, press the EXIT button. • After a few minutes, formatting is completed, and “Completed!” appears on the display, after which the instrument returns to the normal performance mode. 6. Use the buttons below the display to select the type of disk which is inserted (2DD or 2HD). • An asterisk (*) on the display indicates your selection. • If an unformatted disk is inserted into the Disk Drive slot and you attempt to save song data, the FORMAT display automatically appears. 7. Press either TEMPO/PROGRAM button (OK). • The display changes to the following. ERASE ALL SONG SURE? 0K+ Save procedure Follow the save procedure to save your recorded SEQUENCER performance on a floppy disk. • This instrument’s SEQUENCER data is saved on disks in the “Standard MIDI File” format (FORMAT 0). 1. Record a performance in the SEQUENCER. (Refer to page 21.) 2. Insert a formatted disk into the Disk Drive slot. 3. Press and hold the MENUS (DISK) button for a few seconds. DO The display looks similar to the following. f-- 1 : SONG SAVE 0K-» i i i i i i i i i t i I L -J TEMP0/OPR0GRAM 4. Press either TEMPO/PROGRAM button (OK). • The display changes to the SONG NAMING display, similar to the following. TRANSPOSE/OPROGRAM SONG NAMING OK-1 :New y. TEMPO/O PROGRAM 33 (continued on the next page) Part III Disk Drive 5. Use the two buttons below the display to move the cursor to the desired character position. 6. Use the TRANSPOSE/PROGRAM buttons to select the alphanumeric character. • If you wish to clear the current song name, press both TRANSPOSE/PROGRAM buttons, and on the resulting confirmation display press either TEMPO/PROGRAM (OK) button. 7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 for each character posi> tion in the name (maximum 12 characters). • If there is other song data on the disk, the last song number is incremented by one and be> comes the song number of the saved song. If you wish to assign a number which already contains song data, move the cursor to the number indication, and use the TRANSPOSE/ PROGRAM buttons to specify the number. An asterisk next to a song number indicates that song data is currently saved for that number. In this case, the SURE display appears in step 8; you can press either TEMPO/PROGRAM button to overwrite the existing song data on the disk (OK), or EXIT to cancel the procedure. 8. Press either TEMPO/PROGRAM button (OK). • The save operation begins. • When the operation is completed, “COMPLETED!” appears on the display, after which the instrument returns to the normal performance mode. • If data from a commercial disk has been loaded in the SEQUENCER, it may not be possible to save data to a disk. • Up to 99 songs can be stored on one disk. (Note that the number of songs which can be stored decreases depending on the length of the songs.) • The SONG SAVE display can also be accessed by turning on the MENUS (DISK) button and then pressing the right button below the display (DISK). Erasing song data You can specify the songs you wish to erase from the disk. 1. Insert the disk with the data you wish to delete into the Disk Drive slot. 2. Press the MENUS (DISK) button to turn it on. Press the right button below the display (DISK). 3. Use the TRANSPOSE/PROGRAM buttons to specify 2:SONG DELETE. • The display changes to the following. 5. Use the TRANSPOSE/PROGRAM buttons to select the song number you wish to delete. Press either TEMPO/PROGRAM button (OK). • The display changes to the following. TEMPO/ O PROGRAM N 2 : SONG DELETE t tad O TEMP0/OPR0GRAM 4. Press either TEMPO/PROGRAM button (OK). • The display looks similar to the following. TRANSPOSE/OPROGRAM DELETE SONG OK' 1 : MY SONG TEMPO/OPROGRAM 6. Press either TEMPO/PROGRAM button (OK). • If you wish to cancel the erase procedure, press the EXIT button. • The specified song data is deleted from the disk, and “Completed!” appears on the display, after which the instrument returns to the normal performance mode. • When a song is erased, the song numbers following are moved up. 34 Part IV Control functions CD CID ас The control functions can be set to maximize your enjoyment of this instrument. Outline of the setting procedure 1. Press the PROGRAM MENUS button to turn it on. o PROGRAM MENUS a • The display changes to the following. r -s [CONTROL I 1 MIDI i J 2. Press the left button below the display (CONTROL). 3. Use the TRANSPOSE/PROGRAM buttons to select the item you wish to set. TRANSPOSE/O PROGRAM • Select from the following items. 1: INITIALIZE Return this instrument to the factory-preset status. 2: MASTER TUNING Fine-tune the pitch of the entire instrument. 3: KEY SCALING Specify the type of tuning for this instrument. 4: PIANO TUNING Set the piano tuning to on or off. 5: MINIMUM RANGE Specify whether or not sound is generated when the keys are pressed very softly. 6: REVERB CONTROL Specify whether t...