Sony PCM-3348HR, Operation Manual

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Chapter 5 Time Shift Editing Using the Sound Memory
Chapter 5
5-8-4 Using External Trigger Mode
for Playback from Sound
Memory
Use the following procedure to play back from sound
memory.
1
Press the MEM PLAY button.
The MEM PLAY lamp flashes, and the RM-
3348HR enters the sound memory playback
standby state.
2
Input the external trigger signal.
When the signal becomes active, it triggers
playback from sound memory. Playback starts
from the sound memory editing start point (the
value in the SA register), and the MEM PLAY
lamp changes from flashing to constantly lit.
The destination channels are displayed, and the
upper source channel display shows “Et,”
indicating external trigger mode.
For details on the sound memory editing start point (SA
register) see Section 5-3-2, “Sound Memory Editing
Start Point (SA) and End Point (EA)” (page 5-4).
When the non-retriggerable mode is selected
At the sound memory editing end point (the value in
the EA register), sound memory playback stops, and
the RM-3348HR returns to the sound memory
playback standby state.
Even if the trigger signal goes active again during the
playback, the playback does not stop.
When the retriggerable mode is selected
If the trigger signal goes active again during the sound
memory playback, playback restarts from the sound
memory editing start point (the value in the SA
register).
Exiting the sound memory playback standby
state
Press the MEM STOP button.
The MEM PLAY lamp goes off.
When a trigger signal is connected both to the
PCM-3348HR and to the RM-3348HR
The trigger signal input to the RM-3348HR takes
precedence.
For details, see the section “When a trigger signal is
connected both to the PCM-3348HR and to the RM-
3348HR” (page 5-13).
5-8 Playing Back From the Sound Memory