User Manual

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5 – Working with Files and Folders (BROWSE screen)
On the BROWSE Screen, you can view the contents of the Music
Folder, which contains the audio les on the SD card that
you can use with the DR-40. On this screen, you can also play
and erase selected audio les, create folders, add les to the
playlist and so on. (See “Playlist” on page 77.)
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If you connect the DR-40 with a computer by USB, or mount
the SD card on a computer using a card reader or other input,
you can change the folder structure within the MUSIC Folder
and erase les from the computer as you would the contents
of a hard drive. Furthermore, you can change le names from
the computer.
To open the BROWSE Screen, press the MENU button to open
the MENU screen. Use the + or − button to select BROWSE and
press the ENTER/MARK or / button.
The contents of the folder that contains the le that was
selected on the Home Screen before the BROWSE Screen was
opened appears on the display.
Screen navigation
On the BROWSE Screen, folders and music les appear in a
hierarchical structure much like they would appear on a
computer. On the DR-40, folders can only be used to two
levels.
Use the + or − button to select les and folders.
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When a folder is selected, press the
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/ button to show the
contents of that folder.
When a le or folder is selected, press the
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. button to
exit the currently open folder and go to a higher level in the
folder structure.
When a le or folder is selected, press the
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QUICK button to
open the pop-up window.
When a le is selected, press the
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ENTER/MARK or /
button to return to the Home Screen and play the le.
This folder that contains this le becomes the current folder,
and new recorded le will be saved in this folder. If the
playback area has been set to FOLDER , this folder becomes
the new playback area.
When a folder is selected, press the
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ENTER/MARK button to
return to the Home Screen. The rst le in the folder (shown
at the top of the le list) will be played.
This folder becomes the current folder, and new recorded
les will be saved in this folder. Regardless of the previous