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O The Enter key can be used to step forward through the Folder, Bank, Preset and Sample browsers.

Use the Exit key to back out of the pages.

6.The display now shows the various folders of banks resident on the hard disk. Use the cursor keys, INC/DEC keys or the Data Entry Control to select the active object.

•If another page of choices exists, the Right Page arrow LED will be illuminated.

7.Choose a Folder, then press the function key under Browse again. Press the function key under Banks to examine the banks in the selected folder.

8.Choose a Bank, then press the function key under Browse again. Press the function key under Presets and the Preset screen shown below appears.

9.Choose a Preset, then press the function key under Browse yet again. Press the function key under Samples to examine the samples used in the selected bank.

O The Enter key can be used to step forward through the Folder, Bank, Preset and Sample browsers.

Use the Exit key to back out of the pages.

10.Press the Info… function key (F6). a pop-up window appears with information about the sample. Press OK to return.

11.Pressing the Exit key “backs you out” of the pages. Press the Exit key once from the sample browser to return to the preset browser. Pressing Exit again puts you in the folder browser. Press it once more and you're in the disk browser. Press Exit one more time and you're out of the disk module altogether and back in the preset selection screen.

12.Press Browse. Press Seqs to examine or load the sequences resident in the selected bank. If no sequences exist, a pop-up window will inform you of this fact.

9 - Disk Menu

Mount Drives

_ ALWAYS re-mount a removable media drive after swapping disks.

_ Caution: Re-initializing EEPROM resets the “Avoid Host on SCSI ID” parameter to “None”. If you have a computer on the SCSI bus, be sure to set this parameter to the correct ID.

Mount Drives

This utility checks the SCSI bus for the presence of SCSI devices. Use this function whenever a connected SCSI device does not appear in the Disk Browser or whenever you swap cartridges from a removable media disk drive.

v To Mount Drives:

1.From the Disk Browser, press the Utilities function key (F1).

2.Press the Mount function key (F1). The Emulator will mount all SCSI devices.

Copy System

From time to time the EOS operating system will be updated with new features and functions. This software is usually distributed on floppy disk and can be permanently copied into the Emulator's Flash RAM so that it will automatically load whenever you turn on the Emulator. Software can also be saved to a floppy disk in order to back it up.

Each version of software is numbered and is indicated when you select “About” under the “Utilities” menu in the Master module. Copying software will not affect any other data such as samples or presets.

v To Update the EOS Software:

1.Turn off power to the Emulator.

2.Insert the software floppy disk with the label side left (label side up on the E4K or E-Synth Keyboard).

3.Turn on power to the Emulator. The display will show the software version on the floppy and ask if you wish to update Flash RAM from the floppy software.

4.Press Enter to update, or Exit to cancel the operation.

5.Re-initialize EEPROM. (This should be done after a software update to “clean the slate”. It resets the Master menu preferences and other bits.)

a.Press Master, Utils, Tests

b.Enter the Secret Password: 1-3-5-8, then press OK.

c.Press More, then InitEE The display reads, “Initialize EE?”

d.Press OK. The display reads, “Saving System”. Press Master to exit.

6.Recalibrate the Emulator controls. See “Recalibration” on page 68.

v To Backup the EOS Software to Floppy Disk:

1.From the Drives Browser, press the Utilities function key (F1).

2.Press the CopySys function key (F2). The display will ask you to insert a floppy disk. Insert a formatted floppy disk label side left (label side up on the E4K or E-Synth Keyboard). If the floppy disk is unformatted, you will be asked if you want to format it.)

3.Press Yes to copy the system to the floppy disk. Press Cancel or Exit to cancel the operation and return to the disk browser.

Use “Same as Source” when backing up to an ESI-32 or EIIIX drive if you want these machines to see your EOS files. They will overwrite any files stored in those locations. The ESI-32 and EIIIX cannot load EOS files, but the drive can be used for both machines. Use “Use Empty” if backing up to an ESI-32 or EIIIX drive and you want the EOS files to be invisible to those machines. In this case, ESI or EIIIX files will not be overwritten.

9 - Disk Menu

Backup

Your choices are:

•All: Transfers all banks from the source disk to the destination disk.

•Range: Transfers a selected range of banks from the source disk to the destination disk.

•Incremental: Transfers only those banks which have been modified since the last backup.

Incremental Backup works by turning on a “bit” (stored with the bank) whenever a bank is created or modified. Whenever you backup the bank, the bit is turned off. Because the bit is turned off on the first backup, do not use incremental backup if you want to make multiple backup disks.

7.Move the cursor down to “Destination folder/bank numbers” to select where the banks will be placed on the destination disk.

Your choices are:

•Same as Source: Copies the banks into the same numbered bank locations on the destination disk.

•Use Empty: Copies the banks into a new folder on the destination disk.

8.When you have made your choices, press OK to continue or Cancel to cancel the operation. Choosing All or Incremental causes the backup to begin immediately. Choosing “Range”, causes the following screen to appear.

9.Select the Folder to be copied.

10.Select the Starting and Ending banks of the range to be copied, then press Backup.

v To Restore your Hard Disk Data:

•Select your Backup Disk in the disk browser and simply backup to your regular work disk.