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Contents

Introduction ----------------------------4

Save your Box! -------------------------------- 4
How To Use This Guide --------------------- 4
Conventions ---------------------------------- 5
About “Tape” --------------------------------- 5
Overview -------------------------------------- 6

Setup & Configuration----------------7

Required Equipment ------------------------ 7
Installation------------------------------------ 7

I/O Cards & Cables ------------------------------- 8
Sync Card & Cables - Word Clock and
  Digital Synchronization ------------------------ 10
Mackie Media (Optional) ----------------------- 12
Monitor / Mouse / Keyboard (Optional) --- 13
Remote 24 / Remote 48 (Optional) ---------- 14
Footswitch (Optional) --------------------------- 14

Power-Up -------------------------------------- 14
Configuration--------------------------------- 15

I/O Cards ------------------------------------------- 15
Synchronization ---------------------------------- 19

Hookups ----------------------------------------21

Analog Hookup (AIO•8) ------------------------- 21
TDIF Hookup (DIO•8) ---------------------------- 23
ADAT Optical Hookup (DIO•8 or OPT•8) ---- 25
AES/EBU Hookup (PDI•8) ----------------------- 28

HDR24/96 Operation-----------------30

Opening Projects ---------------------------- 30
Basic Transport Operations ----------------32
Time Displays --------------------------------- 33
Locate Points and Looping----------------- 34
Cues -------------------------------------------- 36
Creating Projects ---------------------------- 38
Naming Tracks-------------------------------- 40
Monitoring ------------------------------------ 40
Metering and Setting Record Levels ----- 42
Recording ------------------------------------- 44
Autopunch ------------------------------------ 46
Footswitch Operation ---------------------- 47
Delete Last ------------------------------------ 48
Saving Projects --------------------------------48
Project Backup / Restore ------------------ 49

Appendix A: Compatible Cables ----52

Analog and Digital Multitrack Cables ----52
Other Cables---------------------------------- 53

Appendix B: I/O Card Pinouts ------54

AIO•8 Pinouts -------------------------------- 54
PDI•8 Pinouts --------------------------------- 54

Troubleshooting and Service--------55

Manual Part No. 820-225-00  Rev. C

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Summary of Contents for HDR 24

Page 1: ...24 TRACK 24 BIT DIGITAL AUDIO HARD DISK RECORDER AND EDITOR Operation Guide HDR 24 HDR 24 HDR 24 HDR 24 HDR 24 96...

Page 2: ...and complies with the following standards and directives as set forth by the European Union EN 55022 Radiated and Conducted Emissions EN 61000 4 2 Electrostatic Discharge Immunity EN 61000 4 3 RF Elec...

Page 3: ...19 Hookups 21 Analog Hookup AIO 8 21 TDIF Hookup DIO 8 23 ADAT Optical Hookup DIO 8 or OPT 8 25 AES EBU Hookup PDI 8 28 HDR24 96 Operation 30 Opening Projects 30 Basic Transport Operations 32 Time Dis...

Page 4: ...ipping so that it won t end up more broken than when you sent it How To Use This Guide Welcome to the cutting edge of affordable multitrack recording and editing We know you re feeling eager but pleas...

Page 5: ...escription of how to perform an action from the front panel This icon identifies in depth explanations of features and practical tips Though not required reading they do offer some choice tidbits of k...

Page 6: ...port via the built in FTP server Offers two optional remote control devices the compact Remote 24 for smaller project studios and the full featured Remote 48 for controlling up to 48 tracks on two HD...

Page 7: ...ection describes how to install the I O cards and how to connect the HDR24 96 to your console Before you begin you should choose a location for your HDR24 96 considering the following If you re not us...

Page 8: ...ly version of the DIO 8 card The previous ADAT information also applies to this card PDI 8 Each PDI 8 carries four stereo pairs eight channels of digital input and output on a single DB25 connector Th...

Page 9: ...at the component side faces left 5 Line up the card so that the top and bottom edges slide smoothly into the white card guides Push the card all the way in until its faceplate is flush with the back p...

Page 10: ...ous clocks Whenever time code positional synchronization is used all the devices in a system both analog and digital must be synchronized to a common timing speed reference This is often achieved by d...

Page 11: ...receiving device s With the HDR24 96 configured as a slave connect the word clock out of the master ADAT Optical device to Word Clock In on the HDR24 96 AES EBU PDI 8 With the HDR24 96 as a master set...

Page 12: ...te Note Note Mackie Media are hard drives and as we all know hard drives involve some pretty intricate technology So don t shake the little darlin and if a tray has just come in from a freezing car or...

Page 13: ...rtical scan rate and for the best picture should have at least a 17 screen 2 Connect a two button PS 2 compatible mouse to the Mouse port 3 Connect a PC style keyboard to the Keyboard port If your key...

Page 14: ...uently used functions like Play Stop New Cue Solo and Next Cue connect the cable of a momentary normally open footswitch to the FOOT SWITCH 1 4 TS jack on the rear panel of the HDR24 96 the Remote 24...

Page 15: ...you the current input settings for each of the three I O cards 3 Press the Select button corresponding to each DIO 8 card and toggle the selection between ADAT and TDIF 4 Press the Page Left button t...

Page 16: ...desired output format Or select the TDIF ADAT or ADAT TDIF option to convert between formats bypassing the HDR24 96 tape signal path entirely 4 Click the arrow in the top right corner of the dialog or...

Page 17: ...an eight settings you have four one for each pair of channels To set the PDI 8 card options 1 Press DIGI I O to enter the Digital I O Card Setup menu 2 Select Rate Convert The Sample Rate Convert scre...

Page 18: ...n leave the boxes unchecked for no sample rate conversion default 3 Then select Pro default or Consumer from the pulldown menus associated with the desired output s Click the arrow in the top right co...

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