118 Connections: Using This Unit With a Hard Disk5 Select the location of the clip in the hard disk folderor partition list that appears and press the SETbutton.◆ NOTE:• A hard disk in the FAT format will display the following folders.- Root folder- Up to three levels of folders containing CONTENTS folder• Copying is not possible on a TYPE S hard disk without a singlepartition. To enable copying, format using a FAT format orcreate a partition by exporting data.6 Select [YES] and press the SET button.The clip will now be copied. A progress bar appearsduring copying.◆ NOTE:• To interrupt copying, use the cursor buttons to select CANCELand press the SET button. Then select [YES] in the confirmationdialog that appears and press the SET button again. Theincomplete copy at the destination is deleted.• When a clip is copied to a TYPE S hard disk, it will not bepossible to import data by card from the partition. The cardmodel number is then displayed as “UNKNOWN.”When the copy operation ends, “COPY COMPLETED!”appears.Use the steps below to display hard disk information andselect hard disk partitions and folders. A selected partitioncan also easily be used as a player in editing playlists.1 Connect a hard disk.2 Press the MENU button in the thumbnail screen.3 Use the cursor buttons to select [HDD] (USB oreSATA)] - [EXPLORE] and press the SET button.1) Display statusIndicates that the hard disk explorer screen isdisplayed.2) Disk informationThe following information appears.Displaying Hard Disk Information(Explorer Screen)Hard disk thatmakes it possibleto read and writedata by card(TYPE S,P2 store).PARTITION: TYPE S/P2 STOREVENDOR: Name of vendorMODEL: Model nameSIZE: Total capacity(unit: GB)USED: Memory used(unit: GB)Used P2 cardarea (unit: cards)up to 23 cardsFREE CAP.: Remainingcapacity(Unit: GB)SELECTEDPART.:Number ofselectedpartitionsHard disks otherthan above(FAT, OTHER)PARTITION: FAT/OTHERVENDOR: Name of vendorMODEL: Model nameSIZE: Total capacity(unit: GB)FREE CAP.: Remainingcapacity(Unit: GB)SELECTEDPART.:Number ofselected folders2)1)3)4)
