Dialogues on the Window
4 Chaper Tips Operation
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The title files are corrupted. |
| “Corrupted title files. | ||
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| Do you want to initialize all titles?” | ||
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| [Yes] | (The corrupted title files are deleted.) | |
The storage space is insufficient to save the current title. |
| “Insufficient storage space. | ||
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| You must delete unnecessary file(s) first.” | ||
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| [Yes] | (The dialogue is closed.) | |
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| Remedy: Delete any unnecessary file(s) . Or save the | ||
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| title on a floppy disk. | ||
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Load error occurs. |
| “Load error. |
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| Current title cleared.” | ||
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| [Yes] | (The dialogue is closed.) | |
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| Remedy: If the load error occurs again after | ||
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| reloading, the title or the media is corrupted. | ||
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| If this dialogue appears while loading up a title from | ||
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| the flash memory, delete the title. | ||
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| Note that when this dialogue appears, the current | ||
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| title is cleared. | ||
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While saving a title, a write error occurs. |
| “Save error.” |
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| [Yes] | (The dialogue is closed.) | |
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| Remedy: While saving on a floppy disk, check that | ||
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| not. While saving on the flash memory of the unit, | ||
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| retry saving. |
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The current title is corrupted when starting up the unit. |
| “Corrupted title file. |
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| The current title is initialized.” | ||
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| [Yes] | (The corresponding title is initialized | |
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The file of the title to be loaded is corrupted. |
| “Corrupted title file. |
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| This title is deleted.” |
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| [Yes] | (The corresponding title is cleared.) | |
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When you touch the CALIBRATE button on |
| “Is a PS2 mouse connected to mouse port? | ||
the TOUCH PANEL section of the MISC SETUP window. |
| Without a mouse, you cannot | ||
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| if you fail to calibrate it successfully.” | ||
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| [Yes] | (Execute the calibration program of | |
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| the touch panel.) |
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| [Cancel] | (No action) | |
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| Be sure to calibrate the touch panel with a mouse | ||
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| connected. If you fail calibration, | ||
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| panel using the mouse. | ||
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