Studer D424, Operating And Service Instructions

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D424 MO Recorder
Date printed: 22.02.02 SW V 1.6
Operating Elements E2/3
[21] RDY 1, RDY 2 Record ready switch. The LED is flashing when the channel is set ready
for recording; it is on during recording.
[22] RDY TC, INP TC Timecode channel selectors.
2.3 Editing Section
[23] IN, IN and OUT are the edit registers. A source element is defined with the IN
[24] OUT and OUT registers, and the target point with the IN register (when in target
mode).
A register is selected with the corresponding keys
[IN] or [OUT] , modifi-
cations are possible either with [CAPT] , the control wheel, or the numeric
keypad.
[25] SOURCE After selecting [SOURCE] , all edit operations related to a source element
are enabled (cut, erase).
[26] TARGET After selecting [TARGET] , the source element may be inserted at the
target point with [INSERT] .
[27] CUT Cuts out the source element.
[28] ERASE Erases the contents of the source element.
[29] INSERT Inserts the source element at the position defined with the target IN point.
[30] UNDO The D424 reverts to the status before the last editing process.
[31] PREVIEW In editing modes (source or target LED on), [PREVIEW] followed by a
second key allows to preview either the edit points (with [IN] or [OUT] ),
the selected element (with [SOURCE] ), or an edit process (with [CUT] ,
[ERASE] , or [INSERT] ).
When not in edit mode, the [PREVIEW] key is used as rehearse mode
selector and indication for insert recording.
2.4 Keyboard and Register Section
[32] 0...9, CLR, +/–, ENT Register and menu parameters can be set with the numeric keypad. Values
that were entered in the display buffer are stored to the register with the
[ENT] key. With [CLR] the display buffer is cleared.
[33] CAPT Copies the current position to the register selected with the numeric key-
pad.
[34] REG With this key and a subsequent register number (0...9), one of the available
registers is selected. It can be set and used for locating or editing.
[35] TAKE This key is used for directly addressing takes for locating, or for setting
and clearing take markers (in combination with
[INSERT] and [ERASE] ).