User manual FOSTEX X-28

[. . . ] Retain Instructions - The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference. Heed Warnings - All warnings on the appliance and in the operating instructions should be adhered to. Follow Instructions - All operating and use instructions should be followed. Water and Moisture - The appliance should not be used near water - for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, and the like. [. . . ] The following instructions are based on the X-28 in the STOP status in the Normal Display. Press the [PGM SEL] key in the STOP state. The current program number and "Select PGM!" appears, then the "Sure?" message starts flashing on the LCD. 1. Press the [SETUP] key in the STOP state. The system goes to the SETUP mode and proceeds to the SETUP menu selection display. 2. Turn the [JOG] dial to select the "Delete" menu, then press the [ENTER/YES] key. The current program number appears and "Sure?" flashes (****: Title). To cancel the ERASE procedure, press the [EXIT/ NO] key while "Sure?" is flashing. 2. Turn the [JOG] dial display to select the target program number (flashing). "New PGM?" appears when turning the [JOG] dial clockwise. Use this to create a new program, according to the instructions as described above. 3. Select the target program number (flashing), then press the [ENTER/YES] key. The Normal Display of the selected program appears. Erasing a Program The user can erase unnecessary programs. Note that there must be sufficient storage space (disk space available to store new/more data) on the hard disk to record or edit existing programs. By erasing an unnecessary program from the disk, the user can make more disk space and thus, ensure smooth operations of other functions. 3. Press the [ENTER/YES] key. The Normal Display of the next program following the program erased appears. <Precaution> · The program started prior to executing the ERASE function is the program that is going to be erased. Copy & Paste A specific range of data on a voluntary track can be copied and then pasted to the same track or another track. Note that the Copy & Paste feature is only possible with the current program started. Track Exchange Tracks are interchangeable with each other. Mono tracks or several (2 track or 8 track unit) tracks are exchangeable, to freely exchange between the 24 real tracks and additional tracks. Note that the Track Exchange feature is only possible with the current program started. Move & Paste A specific range of data of a voluntary track can be moved and pasted to the same track or another track. Note that the Move & Paste feature is only possible with the current program started. <Precautions> · DO NOT change the program during the editing process until the entire editing process is completed, since the editing process only effects the program currently selected. · Note that the editing process other than Track Exchange is only an option for real tracks (Trk 1-16). To edit data on additional tracks (Trk 17-24), exchange it to a real track to execute the editing process. Erase A specific range of data on a voluntary track or on all real tracks are erased. Note that the Erase feature is only possible with the current program started. Copy & Paste and Move & Paste Copy & Paste Copy & Paste refers to the procedure to temporarily copy to a clipboard (Copy/Clip) a specific range of data on a voluntary track. That copied data can then be pasted to a specific paste point on a voluntary track. Since, the data copied remains in the clipboard even after pasting the data, that same copied data can be pasted numerous times. Move & Paste Move & Paste resembles the Copy & Paste feature and refers to the procedure to temporarily move to a clipboard (Move/Clip) a specific range of data on a voluntary track. The difference between the Move & Paste and Copy & Paste feature is that with Move & Paste the original data moved can only be pasted ONCE. [. . . ] Then pull out the tray gently by hand to fully open it. Placing/removing a disc The following are some notes on placing and/or removing a disc. <IMPORTANT!> When placing a disc on the tray, support the tray from the bottom by your hand. If you push the disc to fit into the pivot on the tray without supporting the tray, the tray/drive may be damaged or broken. Also note that the disc must be pushed until it clicks so that it is locked into the pivot securely. Closing the tray without locking the disc may damage the disc. Eject switch <Note for removing a disc from the tray> When removing a disc from the tray, also support the tray from the bottom by your hand. [. . . ]