Roland AR-200 User Manual download pdf (Page 15)

Basic Editing Operations

Cards Handled by the AR-200

Types of Usable Cards

The AR-200 stores recorded audio and MIDI signals on the card.

Additionally, all information other than recorded audio (phrase

information) is stored on the card as well. (That is, it is not stored in the AR

unit itself.)

This means that you can change the settings simply by swapping cards.

For cards used with the AR-200, we recommend Roland’s line of optional

PC cards (PM Series):

Roland PC Cards (PM series)

PM-004 (4M bytes)

PM-008 (8M bytes)

PM-016 (16M bytes)

PM-024 (24M bytes)

PM-032 (32M bytes)

PM-040 (40M bytes)

PM-080 (80M bytes)

PM-096 (96M bytes)

PM-184 (184M bytes)

PM-256 (256M bytes)

PM-01G (1G bytes)

You can also use a Smart Media adaptor (the optional SMA-1).

→

This adaptor allows commercially available Smart Media cards to be used

with the AR-200.

* SmartMedia is a trademark of Toshiba Corporation.

Card Storage Times and Number of

Phrases

A maximum of 250 phrases may be created on cards formatted on the AR-200.

* The available recording time for a single card varies according to card capacity and

recording settings.

* For a rough guide to maximum recording times with various settings, see the

"Card Audio Recording Time Chart"

in the reference materials (p. 53).

Formatting a Card

When you use a new card or a card used previously on a device other than

the unit, you must first format (initialize) the card.

* Cards formatted on the AR-3000 can be used just as they are.

* Please refer to p. 18 for information regarding previous models (AR-2000/100/1).

Information cannot be

stored in memory in the

AR unit itself, so be sure to

purchase cards separately.

There are several types of

card capacities available.

The amount of information

that you can store differs

according to card capacity.

Depending on the length of

stored phrases, it may not

e possible to create the set

maximum number of

phrases.

The time required for

formatting a card varies

with the card type

(capacity), but may last

from several seconds up to

ten or twenty seconds.

Depending on the type of

PC card or SmartMedia

you are using, it may not

be possible to perform

recording or playback at

the set RDAC-Grade and

RDAC-Mode due to data

write speed and other

factors.

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