Error Messages - Boss eBand JS-10 Mode D'emploi

Appendices

Error Messages

Message
Cannot Edit Song Name!
Card Full!
Card Locked!
Card Read Error!
Card Write Error!
Data Not Found!
Data Too Long!
Data Too Short!
Disconnect USB Cable!
Drive Busy!
No Card!
No File! Song Erased!
Preset Data Exists!
Protected!
Stop Player!
System Error!
Too Many Songs!
Unformatted Card!
Unformatted USB Memory!
Unsupported Card!
Unsupported USB Memory!
Unsupported Format!
USB Memory Full!
USB Memory Read Error!
USB Memory Write Error!
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Explanation
The song name cannot be edited . Use eBand Song List Editor to edit the name .
A song name edited using eBand Song List Editor can be viewed but not edited on the JS-10 .
There is no free space on the SD card .
Either delete unnecessary songs from this card or use a different SD card with free space .
The SD card's write protection is activated . Turn off the write protection .
The SD card cannot be read . Format the SD card .
* Be aware that formatting an SD card will erase all data stored on that card .
Cannot write to the SD card . Format the SD card .
* Be aware that formatting an SD card will erase all data stored on that card .
There is no effect data backed up on the SD card .
Playback/Recording is not possible because the song is too long (big) .
Playback/Recording is not possible because the song is too short .
USB cable is connected to the JS-10 . Disconnect the USB cable from the JS-10 .
The data could not be read or written fast enough .
If this error message appears when you're playing back a song from a USB flash drive, use IMPORT to
import that song onto the SD card before using it .
No SD card is inserted in the JS-10 .
The selected song does not exist on the SD card . Erase the song that caused the error .
You cannot format the SD card supplied with the JS-10 .
The song is protected . Turn off the write protection .
You cannot operate while the JS-10's recorder is recording or playing back . Press the [ ] (STOP)
button and stop the recording or playback .
Data could not be written to the internal memory of JS-10 . The JS-10 may be malfunctioning .
Contact Roland Service Center or an authorized Roland distributor .
The limit on the number of songs that can be recorded on an SD card (4,000) has been reached .
Either delete unnecessary songs from this card or use a different SD card with free space .
Either the SD card (or USB flash drive) is not formatted, or it is formatted in a format that the JS-10
cannot recognize . Use the JS-10 to format the SD card . Use your PC to initialize the USB flash drive .
* Formatting will erase all content stored on the SD card (or USB flash drive) .
This SD card (or USB flash drive) cannot be used by the JS-10 . Use an SD card (or USB flash drive)
that Roland has verified as working with the JS-10 .
Before using a commercially available SD card, please refer to the Roland website .
http://www .roland .com/support/
The song cannot be played back because it is in a format not supported by the JS-10 .
There is no free space on the USB flash drive .
Either delete unnecessary songs from this USB flash drive or use a different USB flash drive with free
space .
The USB flash drive cannot be read . Use your PC to initialize the USB flash drive .
* Be aware that formatting the USB flash drive will erase all data stored on that USB flash drive .
Cannot write to the USB flash drive . Use your PC to initialize the USB flash drive .
* Be aware that formatting the USB flash drive will erase all data stored on that USB flash drive .
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