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Chapter 17 Using Hard Drives
Surface Scan
This confirms that the read and write functions in all of
the drive’s partitions are operating correctly when the
drive is initialized. In normal circumstances, set this to
“Off.” When you want to conduct a test of the read/
write functions, such as when you are experiencing
problems with your hard drive that cannot be corrected
by normal initialization, set this to “On”.
the drive’s partitions are operating correctly when the
drive is initialized. In normal circumstances, set this to
“Off.” When you want to conduct a test of the read/
write functions, such as when you are experiencing
problems with your hard drive that cannot be corrected
by normal initialization, set this to “On”.
The function buttons operate as shown.
[F1 (SelDr)]:
This displays a directory of the currently connected
drives. Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] to
move the cursor to the drive you want to initialize.
[F3 (Info)]:
Displays the drive information.
fig.06-04
[F4 (Exec)]:
Executes initialization of the selected drive.
[F6 (EXIT)]:
Exits the screen.
7. When the settings are made, press [F4 (Exec)]. “Initialize
*** OK ?” appears in the display. “***” refers to the
selected drive’s SCSI number. For example, “SCSI5”
indicates an external drive which is set to SCSI ID #5.
selected drive’s SCSI number. For example, “SCSI5”
indicates an external drive which is set to SCSI ID #5.
8. Press [ENTER/YES]. (Or, to cancel the operation, press
[EXIT/NO].) “Initialize ****, Sure?” appears in the
display.
display.
9. Press [ENTER/YES]. “STORE Current ?” appears in the
display. Press [ENTER/YES] to store the current song;
otherwise press [EXIT/NO].
otherwise press [EXIT/NO].
10. After the initialization is completed, the VS-1824 restarts
automatically, and returns to the Playlist display.
Drive Check
You can check the drive you are using to make sure it can be
read correctly. This is referred to as a “Drive Check.” A Drive
Check can determine whether a failure during Song Copy
(p. 224) or DAT Backup (p. 232) is due to a problem in the
song itself, whether the problem is with the connections, or if
there is a problem of some other kind. If data cannot be read
correctly, the display will indicate the song in which the error
occurred.
read correctly. This is referred to as a “Drive Check.” A Drive
Check can determine whether a failure during Song Copy
(p. 224) or DAT Backup (p. 232) is due to a problem in the
song itself, whether the problem is with the connections, or if
there is a problem of some other kind. If data cannot be read
correctly, the display will indicate the song in which the error
occurred.
1. Hold [SHIFT] and press [F6 (UTILITY)].
The Utility menu icon appears in the display.
2. Press [F5 (DrChk)]. If “DrChk” does not appear in the
display above [F5], first press [PAGE] until “DrChk” is
displayed, and then press [F5 (DrChk)].
displayed, and then press [F5 (DrChk)].
A list of currently connected drives appears in the
display.
display.
3. Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] to move the
cursor. Select the drive you wish to check.
The function buttons work as shown.
[F3 (Info)]:
Displays the drive information.
fig.11-48
[F4 (Exec)]:
Executes a Drive Check.
[F6 (EXIT)]:
Exits the screen.
4. When you have selected the drive you wish to check,
press [F4 (Exec)]. “Drive Check ***?” appears in the
display. “***” refers to the selected drive’s ID number.
display. “***” refers to the selected drive’s ID number.
5. Press [ENTER/YES] to continue, or if you wish to cancel
Drive Check, press [EXIT/NO].