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Prior to using each USB device with the Cortex unit, it will be necessary to use the DBC Manager to create the database information

on each USB device. Creating a database (or indexing, as it will be referred to in this document) is required in order to allow your

Cortex unit to execute searches based on a chosen criteria. Alternatively, indexing can be performed using only your Cortex unit, but

using the DBC Manager will take advantage of the resources of a PC - allowing you to perform this process hundreds of times faster.

Remember that your Cortex unit is optimized specifically for streaming audio manipulation and varies greatly from the capabilities of

a personal computer.

The first step, as illustrated below, is to create a database for each of your storage devices (including the ones installed in your PC).

This allows you to easily see the tracks stored on all drives, so that they can quickly be dragged-and-dropped to the devices that you

plan to use with your Cortex unit. It is only necessary to index the drives that have media files (MP3, WAV) on them.

Before starting the procedure, it will be necessary to connect the external USB storage devices that you plan on using with the Cortex unit

to your PC. Note that read-only devices (such as CD and DVD-ROM drives) cannot be written to in this manner.

Using the DBC Software

Creating Databases for the First Time

Step 1: Click on the icon labeled ‘Create DB’

Step 2: Select the drive letter that you wish to index. If your media files are stored only in a certain directory (for instance, ‘My

Music,’) then open the directory tree by clicking on the + symbol, and select only the desired directory.

Step 3: Click ‘OK’ to begin the process. It may take a few minutes depending on the size of your music collection.

Step 4: Repeat this procedure for each storage device that either has media files on it or will be used with your Cortex unit.

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