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3 Set the following values on the right side of the screen:

• BUS SCSI

• Disc x of bus: Adjust the SCSI-ID of the Multiplayer. You might have to find the right

ID by trying.

• Filesystem FAT

4 Then name the device. Therefore click on the [Edit] button and enter a name by the screen

keypad. Important: The (/) has to be kept when naming the device.

5 Now you have access to the Multiplayer via the file manager of the Multistation. It

appears there on the top level with the name you assigned to the device.

6 Now create a new folder in the Multistation and name it.

7 Copy ALL DATA of the Multiplayer in this new folder with Copy/Paste.

8 Look for the old .ASG file in the file manager of the Multistation and open it. Confirm the

next message on the screen with [Yes]. The data will be converted now and a correspon-

ding message will appear on the screen. Confirm it with [OK].

9 Important: If there are MULTIFiles to be convert as well in this procedure, you have to

adjust the right port for triggering under „Previous triggering MIDI output:“! Other than

that all paths have to be adjusted right.

10 When the old ASG file appears to be on disk we recommend copying it to the harddisk

first. Then follow the previous steps.

8.6.2 Importing and converting matrix programs

To import matrix programs proceed as follows:

1 Save the matrix file in the Multiplayer to a disk.

2 Insert the disk to the Multistation and look for the old matrix file. It´s called „Old Matrix“.

3 Open the file in the file manager by clicking on [Enter].

4 Confirm the next message (Import...?) with [Yes]. The matrix file will now be converted

and a confirming message appears. Confirm with [OK].

The old matrix programs are now saved in layers. The banks M1A-M1H will appear in Layer 1, M2A-H in Layer 2

and so on. To have a closer look on them, press the [Perf] key on the remote control and then the [Func] key to open the

functions menu from the Patches screen. Select the entry Layer Select and then the corresponding Layer following

the previous steps