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MR16 Owner’s Manual (Data export to a personal computer)

Archiving a song

You can archive song data recorded by the MR16 by using either of the following methods.

(1) Using the WAV Manager supplied by Fostex

The WAV Manager converts each track data to a single mono file. Data is compressed so you can save the file in small size to a personal computer. This method is useful for exporting data to a PC software application for multitrack recording.

For details about how to use the WAV Manager, see the owner's manual supplied with the WAV Manager. You can download the WAV Manager from Fostex web site (http:// www.fostex.com).

(2) Using drag & drop technique

You can copy a song folder using drag & drop technique. This method allows saving all data in the folder (including the history data, etc.).

• Exporting data to a personal computer

1)Connect the MR16 to a personal computer via USB, and open the root folder.

You can copy each song folder in the root folder to the personal computer.

2)Copy a desired song folder to the personal computer using drag & drop technique.

3)After making copy, exit the USB mode.

<Note>: When drag & drop the folder on your personal computer, use the "copy" function. If you use the "move" function, not only the song on the MR16 is deleted but also other songs on the MR16 may be destroyed. We recommend to enable the disk protection (the default is "enabled") when executing data copy.

Using this method, you can also copy the hidden folder which includes hidden files "deleted" by the MR16 song management operation. Copied hidden files can be used as a normal song files by turning off the hidden attribute by the computer.

<Note>: If you cannot see the hidden folder, consult the manual of your personal computer.

• Importing data from a personal computer

When importing data from a personal computer to the MR16, there is the danger that the MR16 file system may be destroyed. Especially, deleting or adding files many times may cause the fragmentation of FAT32, resulting in sound jump caused by perfor- mance deterioration. Therefore, before loading data from a personal computer to the MR16, save all necessary folders to the personal computer and format the MR16 hard disk.

1)Format the MR16 internal hard disk (see page 140).

2)Disable the disk protection (see page 110).

3)Connect the MR16 to a personal computer via USB (see page 109).

4)Copy the desired song folder on the personal computer to the root folder of the MR16 hard disk.

<Note>: Do not use "move" operation, as with saving data to a computer.

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