User Manual

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EJECTING A LIBRARY
As with a PC or Mac computer it is very important to always eject a storage device
before unplugging it or cutting the power. This ensures that all files are properly
closed and that all data has been saved to the device. Failure to follow this instruction
can cause file system corruption which might render the device unusable (if this
happens, connect the device to your PC or Mac and follow the file system recovery
procedure for your particular operating system – see “Avoiding and Fixing Errors”
section).
To eject a library press the Eject button. This causes a list of
each active library to open...
Each library is listed with its short location name and longer
device name. Identify which library you wish to eject and
move the highlight over it. A message might appear at the
bottom of the work area:
In this case you must stop playback of the track or tracks
from that library before you can eject. This is to prevent
accidental ejection of a library which could be in the mix.
Another warning might appear:
In this case you are warned that some of the tracks in the
crate are stored on the library you have selected. If you
continue to eject these tracks will be removed from the
crate.
To proceed with ejecting select Eject from the menu. If there
are tracks in the crate you will be asked to confirm the
operation. Once the library or libraries for a particular device
have been ejected and are no longer present in the list it is
safe to physically remove the device. If you have more than
one device connected take care to remove the right one!
If you are going to switch off the player there is no need to eject the libraries first, provided you switch off
by holding the power button for three seconds and not by cutting the power.