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Renam (Rename Song [→ Dest Drive, Dest Song, Dest Song Name 16 characters]):

This operation changes the name of the specified song in the specified drive. (Refer to “2. Naming a song”, p.9)

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	Renam:A01œ				SngName œ
Del (Delete Song [→				Current Song]):

This operation deletes the currently-selected song.

If there are songs following the deleted song, their song numbers will be moved forward accordingly. Fol- lowing the delete operation, the next song will be selected.

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Mov (Move Song [Current Song→ Current Drive: Dest Song]):

This operation moves the currently selected song to the specified song number within the same drive. Songs before and after the move destination number will have their numbers moved forward or backward as appropriate.

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Recov (Recover Song [Current Song→ Current Drive: Current Song+1, Original→ Current Song])

This operation restores the current song to the state in which it was when first selected. At this time, the cur- rent state of the song will be copied to the next song number. The copy destination number and subsequent numbers will be incremented by one. If 50 songs already exist, you will be asked whether it is OK to overwrite the data. Press the [ ] key to overwrite.

P2-2Source drive number display (only for Copy Song)

............................................................................(I, A...G)

When Cpy (Copy Song) is selected in P2-1, this indi- cates the currently selected drive.

I: Internal IDE (internal drive), A: SCSI ID 0, B: SCSI ID

1, C: SCSI ID 2, D: SCSI ID 3, E: SCSI ID 4, F: SCSI ID 5,

G: SCSI ID 6

P2-3Source song number select (only for Copy Song)

..................................................................[01...50, 1-✽✽]

Selects the copy source song. Select one or all existing songs from the currently selected drive.

01...50: Copy 1 song.

1-✽✽(✽✽: number of last song): All songs in the drive will be copied.

P2-4Destination drive number select (Copy Song, Rename Song)/display (Delete Song, Move Song,

Recover Song) [(I, A...G)]

If Cpy (Copy Song) or Renam (Rename Song) was selected for P2-1, you can select the editing destination drive number.

I: Internal IDE (internal drive), A: SCSI ID 0, B: SCSI ID

1, C: SCSI ID 2, D: SCSI ID 3, E: SCSI ID 4, F: SCSI ID 5,

G: SCSI ID 6

If you selected Del (Delete Song), Mov (Move Song) or Recov (Recover Song) in P2-1, the currently selected drive will automatically be displayed.

P2-5Destination song number select (Copy Song, Rename Song, Move Song)/display (Delete Song,

Recover Song) [(01...50)]

If you selected Mov (Move Song) in P2-1, you can select an existing song in the destination drive.

If you selected Cpy (Copy Song) or Renam (Rename Song) in P2-1, you can select either an existing song in the destination drive or a New song. However when Cpy is selected, if you have selected all songs as the source song setting of P2-3, the numbers shown in the display will be the number which follows the last song in the destination drive, and the last number that is to be copied.

A maximum of 50 songs can be created in one drive. This means that the number of Source Songs and the number indicated as the last song must total no more than 50. If this number would exceed 50, an error mes- sage will appear and the copy operation will not be executed.

The following display shows an example in which songs 1–35 of the internal drive are being copied to SCSI drive B, and the copy destination already con- tains songs 1–5. In this case, the display indicates that the data will be copied to songs 6–40.

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Cpy:I1-35ø øB06-40okœ

If you selected Del (Delete Song) or Recov (Recover Song) in P2-1, the currently selected song number will automatically be displayed.

P2-6Specify the song name (only for Recover Song) .

[ (blank), A...Z, a...z, 0...9, @, !, ", #, $, %, ', (, ), ✽, +, ,, -, ., /, :, ;, <, =, >, ?, [, \, ], ^, _, {, , }]

If Renam (Rename Song) was selected in P2-1, you can specify the song name. Up to 16 characters can be input.

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