Putting files to the recorder, Creates the CCC folder

Putting files to the recorder

Notes on transferring files

1.Log in to the D2424/D2424LV from the personal computer via the network.

2.Select the program folder to which you are going to put the file.

If you want to put the file to a new program, create a new folder. Specify only a program name as the folder name. You do not need to specify a program number. When you create a folder to which only the program name is specified, the recorder automatically adds the program number to the name (you cannot specify a desired program number).

1.	A file name must be "tr (track number).wav". Other file
	names cannot be accepted.
2.	Only a mono-track, 16/24-bit, 96/88.2/48/44.1-kHz WAV
	file can be transferred (for both direction).
3.	If a track WAV file, which has the different quantization bit
	size from the recorder's hard disk format, is sent to the
	recorder from a personal computer using FTP, it is not
	accepted. For example, you cannot store 24-bit file data to a
	16-bit formatted hard disk on the recorder using FTP.
4.	If a track WAV file, whose Fs is different from the track data
	already stored on the recorder's hard disk, is sent to the
	recorder from a personal computer using FTP, the file is

Functions of the FTP application

Creates the "CCC" folder.

By updating the FTP application window in which the folder con- tents are shown, the newly cre- ated folder "CCC_03" appears.

Functions of the recorder

Creates a new pro- gram "CCC".

A program number is

assigned (for example, "03" is assigned).

stored with the original Fs. Therefore, when the program is

played back, only the associated track is played back as if it

is pitch-controlled. For example, if you store 48-kHz data

for track 16 ("tr16.wav") to an existing program with

44.1-kHz track data, track 16 is stored with 48-kHz data.

5. If the combination of the program name which is set as the

folder name and program number does not match the data

stored in the recorder, you cannot store the file. In such a

case, update the personal computer monitor window which

shows the folder contents of the FTP application, then carry

<Example of creating a new folder>

3.Set the transfer mode of the FTP application to "Binary" (or "Auto").

4.Put the desired track file(s) to the recorder.

5.Log out from the D2424/D2424LV.

out the store operation again.

6. Because the permission of existing track files on the recorder

is read-only, you cannot overwrite the file. Each track data

in a program is stored as an individual WAV file, therefore,

you can store only a WAV file of the track whose WAV file

does not exist on the recorder. For example, if WAV files for

tracks 1 through 10 on the program are stored, you can

store the track 11 WAV file ("tr11.wav.").