Yamaha MCX-2000 Manuale Utente
MCX-2000 Owner’s Manual Addendum for Version 2
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This unit starts the backup procedure.
When you select the PC where the previous song
data files are stored in the shared folder, “Are you
sure you want to delete all files in the folder?” appears
in the front panel display. Select “OK” to back up the
song data to the PC. This unit overwrites the previous
song data files with the new one. While this unit is
backing up the song data files, the backup progress
appears in the front panel display.
data files are stored in the shared folder, “Are you
sure you want to delete all files in the folder?” appears
in the front panel display. Select “OK” to back up the
song data to the PC. This unit overwrites the previous
song data files with the new one. While this unit is
backing up the song data files, the backup progress
appears in the front panel display.
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When you select “Cancel” while the confirmation message is
being displayed in the front panel display, you can reboot this
unit without backing up the song data files.
being displayed in the front panel display, you can reboot this
unit without backing up the song data files.
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When you select the PC that has insufficient disk space to store
the all song data files stored on this unit, “Not enough space
available on PC HDD” appears in the front panel display. Select
“OK” in the front panel display to reboot this unit without
backing up the song data files.
the all song data files stored on this unit, “Not enough space
available on PC HDD” appears in the front panel display. Select
“OK” in the front panel display to reboot this unit without
backing up the song data files.
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When the property of the shared file is not appropriate (for
example, the shared file is “Read-only”, etc.), “Error” appears in
the front panel display. Select “OK” in the front panel display to
reboot this unit without backing up the song data files.
example, the shared file is “Read-only”, etc.), “Error” appears in
the front panel display. Select “OK” in the front panel display to
reboot this unit without backing up the song data files.
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When you do not want to overwrite the previous song data files
stored on this unit with the ones stored on your PC, change the
folder (directory) of all the previous song data files from the
shared folder to another.
stored on this unit with the ones stored on your PC, change the
folder (directory) of all the previous song data files from the
shared folder to another.
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This unit searches for the shared folder (directory) whose
“Share name” is “mc_backup”. When the shared folder does
not exist or “Share name” is incorrect, “Cannot connect PC”
appears in the front panel display. Select “OK” in the front panel
display to reboot this unit without backing up the song data
files.
“Share name” is “mc_backup”. When the shared folder does
not exist or “Share name” is incorrect, “Cannot connect PC”
appears in the front panel display. Select “OK” in the front panel
display to reboot this unit without backing up the song data
files.
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When “Complete” appears in the front panel display,
select “OK” in the front panel display to reboot this
unit.
unit.
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Once the backup is complete, open the “Properties”
window of the shared folder on the PC, and then
remove the check mark in the “Share this folder on
the network” check box as bellow.
remove the check mark in the “Share this folder on
the network” check box as bellow.
The Contents of the Saved Data
This unit backs up the following information in each song
data file.
data file.
• The song data (the audio data of MP3, PCM, etc.)
• The name of the artist, genre, and album of each
• The name of the artist, genre, and album of each
song data
• Album arts
• Playlists
• Playlists
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This unit does not back up the parameters other than the ones
shown above.
shown above.
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This unit creates an encrypted file (not compressed) for each
song in the shared folder on your PC. You cannot play back the
encrypted files on your PC.
song in the shared folder on your PC. You cannot play back the
encrypted files on your PC.
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You cannot change the name of each song data file. This unit
avoids restoring the renamed song data files when you try to
restore them.
avoids restoring the renamed song data files when you try to
restore them.
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You can restore the song data files only to the digital audio
server where the song data files were originally created.
server where the song data files were originally created.
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