Roland R-88 用户手册

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Connecting to Your Computer via USB
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Disconnecting from Your Computer
Here’s how to disconnect the R-88 from your computer. You must 
use the following procedure to end the connection before you 
disconnect the USB cable.
NOTE
Do not switch off the R-88’s power, disconnect the USB cable, 
or remove the SD card while the R-88 is connected to your 
computer.
Windows 7
1. 
In the Windows task tray, click 
icon, and then 
icon .
2. 
Click on the message “Eject R-88” appears above the task 
tray .
When you see the message “Safe to Remove the Hardware,” you 
can disconnect the USB cable that’s between the R-88 and your 
computer.
Windows Vista/Windows XP
1. 
Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware 
 icon 
located in the Windows task tray .
The “Safely Remove Hardware” dialog box will appear.
2. 
In the list of hardware devices shown, choose the item 
corresponding to the R-88 .
OS
Indication
Windows Vista
USB mass storage device
Windows XP
USB mass storage device
3. 
In the dialog box, click <Stop> .
4. 
Click <OK> .
When the stop hardware device dialog box appears, choose the 
item corresponding to the R-88’s SD card, and click <OK>.
5. 
Disconnect the connection .
When you see the message “The device (or USB disk) can now be 
safely removed from the computer,” you can disconnect the USB 
cable that’s between the R-88 and your computer.
When you disconnect the USB cable, the R-88 will change from the 
“USB STORAGE” screen back to the home screen (playback).
Mac OS
1. 
Drag “NO NAME” into the trash in the dock .
When you drag to the location of the trash at the right edge of the 
dock, the trash can will change to 
 , allowing you to stop the 
connection.
2. 
Stop the connection .
When the “NO NAME” or “Unnamed” icon disappears from the 
desktop, you can disconnect the USB cable that’s between the R-88 
and your computer. Alternatively, you can switch off the R-88’s 
power.
When you disconnect the USB cable, the R-88 will change from the 
“USB STORAGE” screen back to the home screen (playback).
*  While under most conditions, a computer similar to the above 
will permit normal operation of the R-88, Roland cannot 
guarantee compatibility solely on these factors. This is due 
to numerous variables that may influence the processing 
environment, such as differences in motherboard design and 
the particular combination of other devices involved.