User manual ENSONIQ EPS-16 PLUS

[. . . ] For EPS-16 PLUS only -labor costs are covered only when the SP-2 is installed in conjunction with an ENSONIQ ME-16 PLUS memory expander. What Is Not Covered This warranty does not cover damage to or deterioration of the SP-l/SP-2 or internal circuitry resulting from accident, misuse, neglect, attempted unauthorized repair or failure to follow operating instructions. Power to the EPS/EPS-16 PLUS must be off prior to connecting or disconnecting a SCSI device to the EPS/EPS-16 PLUS. Failure to do so will damage the EPS/EPS-16 PLUS and/or the SCSI device itself. For EPS-16 PLUS only - if your ENSONIQ SP-2 SCSI interface is connected to an approved third party memory expander and a problem occurs, labor is not covered. [. . . ] If there is no floppy disk in the drive, it will then look to for a Flashbank containing the O. S. If it finds neither, it looks for the O. S. The EPS-16 PLUS SCSI device with the highest priority (ill) will be the device from which the EPS-16 PLUS boots. This device becomes the default Storage Device. If file number 5 in the root directory is a Macro file, then that Macro file will automatically be loaded at boot up. The only difference is that the FORMAT SCSI DRIVE command disappears from the list of System Commands when you have booted from a SCSI drive. This is intended to protect you from accidentally erasing your EPS-16 PLUS SCSI drive. Page 10 Part 2 -EPS-16 PLUS Commands EPS-16 Plus SCSI Manual SCSI vs. Floppy Drive Almost all the commands that apply to floppy drives also apply to hard drives. and saving or deleting files work the same way for hard drives, except faster. Saving riles is somewhat faster and loading is much faster. One possible fIle type is another directory, so you c create a directory within a directory (called a sub-directory). If you do not crea any sub-directories, you will be limited to the thirty-eight files of the Root (or Main) directory. The Root directory is the default top level directory selected when you change storage devices or boot up. If you save a sound without selecting a sub-directory first, it will be saved in the Root directory. If you are familiar with the Macintosh, sub-directories are similar to folders. As explained above, the EPS-16 PLUS will only allow you to scroll through a list of up to thirty-eight files at anyone time without changing directories. However, anyone (or more) of these files may be a directory, which may cont up to thirty-eight more files. Every time you create a directory, you are makin~ space for thirty-eight more files on yom SCSI drive. You eventually create a treelike structure with the root directory as the trunk, and the various levels of sub-directories conceptually similar to the branches of the tree. For example: Sample Directory Structure In this example, files 1, 2, and 3 in the FACTORY SNDS directory are Instrument Files which would be displayed by pressing Load, then Instrument. Also located within this directory is File 4. [. . . ] INVALID LOAD DEVICE What to do: No SCSI device with this ID was connected to the network when the EPS-16 PLUS booted up. Use the CHANGE STORAGE DEVICE Command to verify that. you are using the correct SCSI Device number. NOT AN EPS SCSI DEV What to do: The SCSI device selected is not an EPS formatted storage device, and cannot be used by the EPS-16 PLUS. [. . . ]