Yamaha File Owner's Manual - Page 27

Error Messages ■ Failed to open MIDI In Driver Win This message is displayed when the File Utility starts up and the MIDI driver is currently being used by another application. Click [OK], quit any applications that are using the MIDI driver, and start the File Utility again. ■ Can't find the MIDI device. Check the MIDI device settings. Win Refer to the Installation Guide, install the MIDI driver, and specify the USB port or COM port settings correctly. ■ OMS is not installed. Mac Install the OMS software and set it up properly according to the instructions in the section "OMS Settings" (page 10). ■ Communication is failed. Check the MIDI connections. Win Mac WSS Access Error ***** Win Mac EDS Error ***** Win Mac RPC Error ***** Win Mac Confirm the following and try the operation again. • Is the MIDI device with the SCSI device properly connected to the computer? If not, make the proper connections according to the instructions in the owner's manual of your MIDI instrument. • Is the MIDI device or the SCSI device turned ON? If not, turn the power ON. • Is the File Utility ID set correctly? • Is the MIDI device's Port set correctly? Make the correct the setting according to the instructions in the owner's manual of your MIDI instrument. • If you are using a Windows, is the device properly set up? Refer to the Installation Guide, install the MIDI driver, and select the correct MIDI driver. • If you are using a Macintosh, set up OMS properly according to the instructions in the section "OMS Settings" (page 10). ■ Path Not Found, Invalid Path. Win Mac The folder/file structure indicated in the File Utility window may be different from the actual structure. Reload or refresh the window in the File Utility program. ■ Can't create ********* Win Mac Not Enough Disk Space Win Mac The file could not be saved to the disk because the disk is full. ■ Can't Copy ********* Win Mac Can't Delete ********* Win Mac Can't Move ********* Win Mac Check whether the selected folder or file is appropriate, or reload/refresh the window in the File Utility program. ■ Cannot execute. Win Mac • This message appears when the operation cannot be executed because of the MIDI instrument's status (during playback or recording of the sequencer function, for example). Set the MIDI instrument to the normal mode and try the File Utility operation again. • This message also appears when the operation cannot be executed because of the MIDI instrument's specifications. For details on which File Utility functions are not available for your particular MIDI instrument, refer to the owner's manual (Installation Guide) of the relevant instrument. 27