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HD-R1 

Owner's Manual Addendum

2

  TASCAM HD-R1

CAUTION

Not all of the settings that can be made on the unit can 

be made from the setting screen. For example, network 

settings cannot be made from this screen.
5  To return to the Transport Screen from the Setting 

Screen, click the 

Transport

 hyperlink. 

CAUTION

Do not open the Transport Screen and

 

Setting Screen at 

the

 

same time using tabs, for example. 

 Transport Screen 

 

1

  Time Display 

Displays the total time, total time remaining, current 

track time, or current track remaining time as 

"hours:minutes:seconds".

Icon(s) 

shown

Meaning of time shown

E

 

 

Elapsed time of current track 

R

 

 

Remaining time of current track 

E

 and 

T

  

Elapsed time from play area beginning 

R

 and 

T

  

Remaining time in play area 

2

  Current Track 

Shows the current track.

3

  PLAY button 

Has the same functions as the unit's PLAY transport 

key. 
Press to start playback from the current transport 

position. Press to start recording when the unit is 

ready-to-record. This button appears green during 

playback.

4

  STOP button 

Has the same functions as the unit's STOP transport 

key. 
Stops the transport and otherwise performs the same 

roles as the unit's STOP transport key. 

5

  Next button 

Functions like the SKIP 

¯

 transport key. 

Skips to the beginning of the next track. If pressed 

while located at the last track, locates to the first track 

beginning. 
Unlike the SKIP 

¯

 key, clicking and holding will not 

skip-play or search forward. It also does not function 

as a shortcut key if pressed with the SHIFT key. 

6

  Prev button 

Functions like the SKIP 

Â

 transport key. 

Skips to the beginning of the current track if located 

more than one second from its beginning. Skips to the 

beginning of the previous track if located less than 

one second from the beginning of the current track. 

Skips to the beginning of the last track if located less 

than one second from the beginning of the first track.
Unlike the SKIP 

Â

 key, clicking and holding will not 

skip-play or search backward. It also does not function 

as a shortcut key if pressed with the SHIFT key. 

7

  Mark button 

Functions like the MARK transport key.
Creates a new marker at the current time. The marker 

is given a name beginning with 

MARK

. It does not 

function as a shortcut key if pressed with the SHIFT 

key.

8

  READY button 

Functions like the READY transport key.
While stopped, press to put the transport into a 

ready-to-play state. While playing, press to pause the 

transport and press 

PLAY

 to continue. While recording, 

press to pause the transport while continuing to 

monitor the input and press 

PLAY

 to create a new track 

and continue recording.
Nothing happens if 

READY

 is pressed while the 

transport is already in the ready-to-record or ready-

to-play state. Appears yellow when ready-to-play or 

ready-to-record.

9

  REC button 

Functions like the RECORD transport key.
While stopped, press to make the unit ready-to-record, 

turning on input monitoring. While ready-to-record, 

press 

PLAY

 to start recording. When the unit is ready-

to-record or recording, the 

REC

 button appears red. 

Pressing this key while already recording will cause the 

HD-R1 to save the recording to that point and create a 

new track from then on.

0

  First button 

Locate to the beginning of the first track.

q

  Last button 

Locate to the beginning of the last track. 

w

  Time button 

Functions like the TIME transport key.
Cycles through time display modes.

Summary of Contents for HD-R1

Page 1: ...bmenu of the System Settings menu which is accessed from the MENU screen Network submenu CAUTION Use a private address when IP Mode is set to Static This limitation does not apply when a global addres...

Page 2: ...g of the current track if located more than one second from its beginning Skips to the beginning of the previous track if located less than one second from the beginning of the current track Skips to...

Page 3: ...etup section 2 1 Media Use this to select the type of media Click the radio button to the right of a media type CF or USB to select it The one with the black dot is currently selected If the media typ...

Page 4: ...urce 5 9 Audio Overs Use the pull down menu to turn the automatic creation of markers whenever the audio input overloads On or Off 5 10 Time Interval Use the pull down menu to set the time interval of...

Page 5: ...Use the pull down menu to set the polarity of the busy 1 relay when it is idle 6 13 Busy 2 Signal Use the pull down menu to set the condition for generating a busy 2 signal 6 14 Busy 2 Polarity Use t...

Page 6: ...er the Time Zone and Day light Saving Time items become available TIP In order to confirm that the unit has correctly synchronized its time with an NTP server manually set the HD R1 system time incorr...

Page 7: ...tly to show the time accurately Daylight Saving Time This item is only enabled when Use Time Server is set to On This allows the clock to be set for daylight saving time DST or summer time Set it to O...

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