Yamaha MDF3 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 64)

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The disk in the disk drive has not been

formatted, or has been formatted for a

device other than the MDF3. Check the

disk, and format it if necessary.

The MDF3 is unable to read or write data

using the disk in the disk drive. The disk

is either unformatted, or has been format-

ted by a device other than the MDF3 (or

MDF2).

If this message appears after you have

formatted a disk, the disk is probably bad.

Replace it with a new one.

You have selected a file written using a

data format other than those which the

MDF3 is capable of reading.

Select another file. The MDF3 can only

read standard MIDI files (format 0/1),

ESEQ format sequence data files, and

MDR data files created by the QX3 in

MDR mode.

A function cannot be executed because

the displayed file cannot be found on the

current disk. You have probably changed

the disk after selecting a file but before

executing the function.

Insert the disk containing the displayed

file and execute the function again.

MIDI-related errors:

There is something wrong with the MIDI

data being received. Check the transmit-

ting MIDI device and the MIDI cable.

The amount of MIDI data received at one

time has exceeded the MDF3’s process-

ing capacity. Decrease the amount of

data being transmitted to the MDF3.

Other errors:

The batteries are running low. The MDF3

is not capable of functioning any longer.

If you attempt to use the MDF3 after this

message appears, the unit will not oper-

ate, or the message will appear again af-

ter a few seconds.

Connect the AC adapter or replace the

batteries with a new set.

Note:

If the “YAMAHA MDF3” initial display

appears when you start a playback or record-

ing operation, it means the battery power is

so low that the MDF3 cannot display the “Bat-

tery Low” error message. Connect the AC

adapter or replace the batteries quickly.

A disk has been removed from the disk

drive during playback or recording.

Never eject a disk during playback

or recording, as doing so can dam-

age the disk or the disk drive.

!~Unformat~disk

!~~Bad~disk

!~~Illegal~file

!~~No~file

!~MIDI~data~err

!~MIDI~data~full

!~~Battery~Low

!~~Disk~eject

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