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User Style or User Pad Files Referred to by a Registration File, Registration File Referred to by

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Using Floppy Disks s User Style or User Pad Files Referred to by a Registration File ¡ When recalling a registration setup with referred user style and/or user pad file(s), the [EXECUTE] indicator will flash and "RefLoad?" will appear on the display if the inserted disk includes the user style and/or user pad file(s) and the file(s) have not been loaded. Press the [EXECUTE] button to load them. Example: Registration File: "DISCO_1" with User Style "DISCO". Style File: "DISCO" REGIST "DISCO_1" STYLE "DISCO" REGIST "DISCO_1" STYLE "DISCO" LOAD REGIST BANK "01:DISCO_1" MEMORIZE 1 REGISTRATION MEMORY 2 RefLoad? REGIST BANK "01:DISCO_1" USER STYLE NUMBER "101:DISCO" When you recall the registration setup "DISCO_1", "RefLoad?" will appear on the display if the referred style file "DISCO" exists on the inserted disk and has not been loaded. ¡ When the REGISTRATION MEMORY [1]~[4] button is pressed to recall a registraion setup, "WrongDsk" or "No Disk" will appear on the display if the inserted disk does not include the user style and/or user pad file(s) or the applicable disk is not inserted in the disk drive. Insert the applicable disk and execute the load operation for the user style and/or user pad file(s). s Registration File Referred to by a User Style File If a registration file has the same name as a user style file, the registration file is treated as the One Touch Setting data for the user style file. ¡ When you load the user style file, the referred registration file (One Touch Setting data) will automatically be loaded if both files exist on the same disk. 71

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Using Floppy Disks
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User Style or User Pad Files Referred to by a Registration File
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→
When recalling a registration setup with referred user style and/or user pad file(s), the
[EXECUTE]
indicator will flash and “RefLoad?” will appear on the display if the inserted disk includes the user
style and/or user pad file(s) and the file(s) have not been loaded. Press the
[EXECUTE]
button to
load them.
LOAD
REGIST
“DISCO_1”
STYLE
“DISCO”
REGIST BANK
“01:DISCO_1”
REGIST
“DISCO_1”
STYLE
“DISCO”
RefLoad?
REGIST BANK
“01:DISCO_1”
USER STYLE
NUMBER
“101:DISCO”
REGISTRATION
MEMORY
MEMORIZE
1
2
Example:
Registration File: “DISCO_1” with User Style “DISCO”.
Style File:
“DISCO”
When you recall the registration setup “DISCO_1”,
“RefLoad?” will appear on the display if the re-
ferred style file “DISCO” exists on the inserted disk
and has not been loaded.
→
When the REGISTRATION MEMORY
[1]
~
[4]
button is pressed to recall a registraion setup,
“WrongDsk” or “No Disk” will appear on the display if the inserted disk does not include the user
style and/or user pad file(s) or the applicable disk is not inserted in the disk drive. Insert the applicable
disk and execute the load operation for the user style and/or user pad file(s).
■
Registration File Referred to by a User Style File
..................................................................................................
If a registration file has the same name as a user style file, the registration file is treated as the One Touch
Setting data for the user style file.
→
When you load the user style file, the referred registration file (One Touch Setting data) will automati-
cally be loaded if both files exist on the same disk.