Akai S1000 Series Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 81)

Disk operations

When you have entered the new name, press

VOL to rename the volume (or diskette), or

highlight a file with the CURSOR knob, and press

FILE to rename the highlighted file.

With a hard disk fitted, , MIDI Program Change messages may be used to load volumes. Use

the "

vol load number" parameter on this page to assign a number from 1 to 128 for the

current volume, or set this value to

OFF. On receipt of a Program Change message, the S1000

will scan all the hard disk volumes for a number set in this page which corresponds to the

Program Change number in the MIDI message. The volume will then be loaded (the

currently-selected program number will change to 1, and program number 1 of the volume

which has just been loaded will be selected). It is possible to assign the same number to more

than one volume. In this case, the first volume encountered (starting at the next volume after

the current volume) with this number will be selected. In this way, automatic loading of data

can be performed by a sequencer without the need for manual intervention.

NOTE: To rename a diskette or a file on a diskette, write-protection must be off.

DEL

In this page, you can delete a file or files from a diskette or hard disk. If you have a hard disk

fitted, select the volume using the parameter field on the first line. There are a number of

options that you can pick to determine what file(s) will be deleted.

CURSOR ITEM ONLY, as its name suggests, deletes only that file which is highlighted by

the cursor. ALL PROGRAMS ONLY deletes all programs, but not

their associated samples.

ALL SAMPLES deletes all samples on the current volume, and ENTIRE VOLUME is the

most drastic, erasing all data on the volume. There is another option, OPERATING

SYSTEM, which simply removes the operating system from the volume.

NOTE: In order to delete a file or files from a diskette, write-protection must be off.

HDSK

When HDSK is pressed, three parameters are displayed, and two new options appear on the

bottom line of the display (

BACK and PARK ). The three parameters allow you

to set the ID number of the hard disk, and the SCSI ID number of the S1000.

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Akai S1000 Series Operator's Manual Page 81