The OS and sample utilities reside on the same disk
Although it's been a while since I used an S-50, just assuming it's like the
S-550
There should be a way to turn off the mouse function when you turn on the
unit, by holding a combo of keys as you power on.
I don't remember what they are now.
You will need a monitor though, it'll help a whole bunch! Anything with a
composite input will do, an old TV through a VHS recorder
or modern LCD TV with such an input, a PC TV card also works
Any MSX mouse should work as stated a few days ago here, a few on EBay right
now
-----Original Message-----
From: sgroup-bounces+coolcolj=optusnet.com.au(a)sgroup.ca
[mailto:sgroup-bounces+coolcolj=optusnet.com.au@sgroup.ca] On Behalf Of
Robbie Dude
Sent: Saturday, 12 March 2011 12:09 PM
To: sgroup(a)sgroup.ca
Subject: [sgroup] Some luck
Ok, went out and got some new media. Put it into my XP box ran the sdiskw
prog and loaded up some system software on it. Got a monitor and hooked that
up as well. Fired it up, popped in the disk and it seems to be working.
Now... if I can just figure out how to sample on the thing. Looking at the
manual it's in the utility section (utility button) question... will I have
to load up the utility disk to do this? (I'm thinking yes) Also, it's not
seeing any of my samples disks I have for the S-50. I woulds assume I have
to use the convert function first. Will this convert the disk? or will it
just copy it over to a new disk?
Also, seems like it wants to use the mouse. Thought I saw in the manual that
I can switch that off. (looking around right now for a mouse on the web)
So it looks like I'm taking baby steps here. But... hopefully I'll be
walking soon.. then running.
Thanks for your help.
Rob
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