Formatting a partition (reform), Formatting the fat partition, Automatic song creation – Teac DP-01 Series Owners Manual User Manual

Page 37: Advanced techniques, Dis k management

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Advanced techniques

TASCAM DP-01

Owner’s Manual

37

Dis

k

management

It is most impor-
tant that the pow-

er to the DP-01 is not turned off
when the disk is being formatted.
If this happens, the unit may be-
come unusable.

A message reminds you that all songs will be lost.

5

Press

ENTER

again to format the disk with the new partition sizes (or

EXIT

to escape without formatting).

Formatting a partition (Reform)

You cannot undo
this operation—all

data on the selected partition is
lost. ONLY CARRY OUT THIS OP-
ERATION IF YOU ARE SURE THIS IS
WHAT YOU REALLY WANT TO
DO.

If you want to keep partition sizes the same, or you only wish to clean out one
partition of the hard disk, this is the way to do it.

1

Press

MENU

and select the

DISK

menu.

2

Select the

REFORM

action and press the y key

An arrow () shows the active partition. The sizes of the partitions
are shown (not the available space).

3

Select the partition to be re-formatted (shown by the

/

cursor) and

press

ENTER

.

A popup message reminds you that all data on the partition will be
lost.

4

Press

ENTER

to reformat the partition.

Formatting the FAT partition

You cannot undo
this operation—all

data on the FAT partition is lost.
ONLY CARRY OUT THIS OPERA-
TION IF YOU ARE SURE THIS IS
WHAT YOU REALLY WANT TO
DO.

The FAT partition is used for transfer between the DP-01 and a personal com-
puter. Its size is fixed by the DP-01, and cannot be changed.

1

Press

MENU

and select the

DISK

menu.

2

Select the

FAT REFORM

action and press the y key

3

Press

ENTER

.

A popup message reminds you that all data on the FAT partition will
be lost.

4

Press

ENTER

to reformat the FAT partition.

Automatic song creation

After formatting a disk or a partition, a new song is always created on any
blank partition, in the same way that one is created if the only song on a parti-
tion is erased. You always have a song available to work on.

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R E F O R M

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/ P a r t 0 1

← 1 6 G B

P a r t 0 2

1 6 G B

P a r t 0 3

1 G B

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R E F O R M

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