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TASCAM HS-2000

11 – Internal settings

In this chapter, we explain the internal settings of the unit

in detail.

Menu screen

Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the

screen as shown below.

REC SETUP button

Make recording settings.

PLAY SETUP button

Make playback settings.

SYNC T/C button

Make synchronization and timecode settings.

REMOTE SETUP button

Make settings for external remote control.

AUDIO I/O button

Make settings related to the input and output

audio signals.

METER SETUP button

Make level meter settings.

SYSTEM SETUP button

Make system settings.

VERSION INFO button

View the system version.

BROWSE button

View and perform operations on the folders and

files on CF cards and USB memory.

MEDIA MANAGE button

Perform operations, including copying and

formatting, on CF cards and USB memory.

OPERATION MODE button

Set the operation mode.

Recording settings (REC SETUP)

The

REC SETUP

screen has three tabbed pages:

REC

MODE

FILE FORMAT

and

OPTIONS

Touch a tab at the bottom of the screen to open the

corresponding page.

REC MODE page

Make settings related to the recording mode.

Confidence Monitor

Turn the confidence monitoring function, which

allows immediate playback of the recorded signal for

monitoring, ON (default) or OFF.

To use the confidence monitoring function, however,

the sampling frequency and number of tracks must be

set as follows.

Fs (sampling frequency)

44.1k, 48k, 48k–0.1% or

48k+0.1%

REC Mode

Single

NOTE

If the current project Fs setting is 88.2k, 96k, 176.4k or

192kHz, or REC Mode is set to Mirror, the Confidence

Monitor setting will be fixed to OFF.

REC Mode

Single

The unit records only to the currently selected CF

card (default).

Mirror

The unit records to both CF cards simultaneously.

NOTE

If the current project Fs setting is 88.2k, 96k, 176.4k or

192kHz, or Confidence Monitor is set to ON, the REC Mode

setting will be fixed to Single.

Summary of Contents for HS-2000

Page 1: ...D01152320A HS 2000 2 Channel Audio Recorder OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...to this equipment not expressly approved by TEAC CORPORATION for compliance could void the user s authority to operate this equipment For U S A In North America use only on 120V supply WARNING TO PREV...

Page 3: ...of the unit before mounting CAUTION Leave 1U of space above the unit for ventilation Allow at least 10 cm 4 in at the rear of the unit for ventilation 1 Read these instructions 2 Keep these instructio...

Page 4: ...en 37 Playlist selection screen 38 Project operations 38 Creating new projects 38 Editing project names 40 Changing project names later 40 Editing the name of the first session 41 Loading projects 41...

Page 5: ...Changing playlist names later 82 Loading playlists 83 Deleting a playlist 84 Editing playlists adding removing and working with entries 84 ENTRY list screen 84 ASSIGN file screen 86 Assigning a take...

Page 6: ...nline function 129 Switching the online playback mode 129 Outputs during online playback 129 Flash start function 130 Setting the flash key function 130 Selecting the flash page 130 Flash start playba...

Page 7: ...in timeline mode Playlist mode supports JPPA flash start playlist file loading and writing JOG SHUTTLE function Intuitive operation using TFT color touchscreen graphical interface XLR analog balanced...

Page 8: ...act your legal advisor Under no circumstances will TEAC Corporation be responsible for the consequences of any illegal copying performed using the recorder Precautions for placement and use The guaran...

Page 9: ...hen carrying them Media that has been confirmed for use with this unit This unit not only uses CF cards for recording and playback but also uses USB memory devices for backing up DATA on CF cards and...

Page 10: ...CF cards on page 24 5 HOME key Press to open the Home Screen Press the MENU key while pressing and holding the HOME key to open the LOCK SETUPscreen See Lock function on page 27 Turn the DATA dial wh...

Page 11: ...t the unit is set to use Japanese keyboards which have a different layout from US English keyboards To use a US English keyboard change the setting on the PREFERENCESpage of the SYSTEM SETUPscreen See...

Page 12: ...n ON OFF f JOG SHUTTLE key indicator Use to enable jog and shuttle dial operation Press this key to enable the jog operation mode of the JOG SHUTTLE dial When this mode is enabled this indicator light...

Page 13: ...nd 192 kHz are transmitted at quadruple speed v REMOTE connector Connect a TASCAM RC HS32PD or RC HS20PD remote control sold separately here CAUTION Never connect this to a network using an Ethernet c...

Page 14: ...RT FADER_START I 9 TALLY_BC_STOP TALLY_BC_STOP O 10 TALLY_PAUSE TALLY_BC_ PAUSE TALLY_PAUSE TALLY_BC_ PAUSE O 11 TALLY_RECORD RESERVED O 12 TALLY_STOP TALLY_STOP O 13 TALLY_PLAY TALLY_PLAY O 14 REMOTE...

Page 15: ...d to the PARALLEL connector by simultaneously inputting PLAY and RECORD signals while this unit is stopped you can start recording immediately In timeline mode by simultaneously sending PLAY and RECOR...

Page 16: ...ectly the TC indicator appears green When timecode is not recognized correctly the TC indicator appears dimmed The synchronized playback status is shown when playback is synchronized to timecode The C...

Page 17: ...4 IMPORT ALL TAKES button Use to import all takes in a session This can only be selected when the transport is stopped See Importing all takes on page 55 0 Input monitoring indicators The left ends of...

Page 18: ...the media that currently in use appears green during playback and red when recording If there is no media in the CF card slot No Media appears on a light gray background If the CF card has no projects...

Page 19: ...cannot be used When neither IN or OUT points have been set During playback or recording SET IN button Touch to set the current position as the bounce starting IN point SET OUT button Touch to set the...

Page 20: ...settings of the unit and the file name of the region currently below the timeline cursor The upper line shows the file name of the region under the timeline cursor The lower line shows the current sa...

Page 21: ...ESSION selection screen See Using the PROJECT screen on page 35 CIRCLE TAKE button Adds or removes at the beginning of the current take name See Take selection screen on page 37 REBUILD button Rebuild...

Page 22: ...g mark When the name of a mark other than any automatic mark is shown Touch to open the MARK NAME editing screen b INPUT MONITOR button This is the same as on the timeline mode Home Screen n EDIT butt...

Page 23: ...Credits playback on page 98 NOTE The ON AIRbutton only functions when the transport is stopped The CREDITSbutton can be used when the ON AIR button is OFF and the transport is stopped or during CREDI...

Page 24: ...once press the square button to the right of the slot and then reinsert the card Removing CF cards Turn the unit power OFF or stop operations before removing a CF card CAUTION Never remove a CF card...

Page 25: ...ng fingernail tips to touch it Always touch it with your fingers Do not press the display forcefully with a finger or poke it with a pen toothpick or other pointed object Doing so could scratch the di...

Page 26: ...any other operation that accesses the CF card Doing so could for example cause recording errors loss of recorded data and sudden loud noises to be output through monitoring equipment which could resu...

Page 27: ...function Press the MENU key while pressing and holding the HOME key on the front panel to open the LOCK SETUP screen where you can disable or enable operation from the front panel and external devices...

Page 28: ...et to LOCK if an 0 0 operation is conducted through the RS 232C RS 422 PARALLEL or ETHERNET connections the following pop up message appears Other external control locked Recording ties The table belo...

Page 29: ...ey CF card preparation Card selection 1 Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENUscreen 2 Touch the MEDIA MANAGEbutton to open the MEDIA MANAGEscreen 3 Touch the MEDIA SELECTbutton next t...

Page 30: ...uch the QUICKbutton next to the CF FORMAT item The following pop up message appears NOTE If no CF card is inserted in that slot the following pop up message appears 4 A reconfirmation pop up window ap...

Page 31: ...creen reappears NOTE Touch the CANCELbutton in the pop up window to cancel formatting and return to the MEDIA MANAGE screen Creating a new project 1 Press the PROJECT key on the front panel to open th...

Page 32: ...n the SYNC T C screen NOTE You can also open the SYNC T Cscreen by touching the SYNC T Cbutton on the MENUscreen 3 Select the master clock that you want to use from the MASTER item See Sync and timeco...

Page 33: ...ails see PREFERENCES page on page 112 3 If necessary touch the ANALOG Ref LEVEL ADJUSTtab and adjust each channel On the ANALOG Ref LEVEL ADJUSTpage you can make precise adjustments to the reference l...

Page 34: ...ms in that folder becomes large For this reason the following things might occur When the total number of items in one folder exceeds 0 0 about 20 000 Recording of a new take might not be possible whe...

Page 35: ...ectory o o The current directory level and the number of projects are shown In the example above the root directory of the CF card contains five projects NUM OF SESSION o o This shows the number of se...

Page 36: ...ssion has the letter C and is yellow If you touch the w button for any session other than the current session a pop up window will appear confirming that you want to load that session Touch the OKbutt...

Page 37: ...selection screen cannot be opened from a take selection screen opened by touching the TAKE LISTbutton in the pull down menu that appears after you touch a take name button on the Home Screen LENGTH o...

Page 38: ...ckward You can also use the DATA dial to scroll through the playlist one line at a time Project operations Creating new projects 1 Press the PROJECT key on the front panel to open the PROJECTscreen 2...

Page 39: ...mode Press the EDITbutton to open a screen where you can change the starting time OTHERS 8 8 Touch the Current Settingbutton to use the current settings for parameters other than those that appear on...

Page 40: ...L button 8 8 Use to erase the character to the right of the cursor Shift button 8 8 Touch to switch between numerals and symbols and uppercase and lowercase letters Caps button 8 8 Use to input upperc...

Page 41: ...ome Screen opens Rebuilding projects You should rebuild a project whenever there is an inconsistency between the unit s project management file and the audio files This can occur when an audio file ha...

Page 42: ...Creating new sessions 1 Press the PROJECT key on the front panel to open the PROJECTscreen 2 Touch the w button of the project to which you want to add a session to open the session selection screen...

Page 43: ...een the icon to the left of the currently loaded session has the letter C and is yellow Rebuilding sessions You should rebuild a session whenever there is an inconsistency between the unit s session m...

Page 44: ...to export to open the session selection screen If it is not the current session a pop up window appears confirming that you want to load it Touch the OKbutton 3 Select the session that you want to exp...

Page 45: ...sions selected 5 Touch the DELETEbutton in the pull up menu 6 When a confirmation pop up appears touch the OK button or press the DATA dial During deletion a progress status pop up appears When deleti...

Page 46: ...ecording and playback synchronized to timecode Bounce function can make a single file from a desig nated section of the timeline Marks including BWF J CUE points can be set managed edited and used for...

Page 47: ...5 pages of 20 keys each or other remote control devices all sold separately On air mode functions The following functions can be used in on air mode Two channel playback possible at all compatible sa...

Page 48: ...ther other settings should be retained from the currently open project or whether the factory defaults should be used instead For further details about these settings see Creating new projects on page...

Page 49: ...on page 42 Recording mode settings 1 Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENUscreen 2 Touch the REC SETUPbutton to open the REC SETUPscreen On the REC MODEpage you can change the recordi...

Page 50: ...ressing and holding the REC key will also start recording Overwriting a recording During playback pressing the PLAY key while pressing and holding the REC key will also start recording NOTE Recording...

Page 51: ...p to the beginning of the first region recorded or the end of the last region This only works with the front panel keys NOTE Playback functions can also be performed using a remote control connected t...

Page 52: ...u want to load to open the session selection screen If the selected project is not the current project a pop up window appears confirming that you want to load it Touch the OKbutton 3 Touch the w butt...

Page 53: ...1 editing information will appear 1 Press the HOME key on the front panel to open the Home Screen 2 Touch the AES31 file name display button on the Home Screen to open a pull down menu 3 When you touc...

Page 54: ...NAMEscreen Creating new AES31 editing information You can create a new AES31 file in the current session loaded session 1 Press the HOME key on the front panel to open the Home Screen 2 Touch the AES3...

Page 55: ...value set for the take If a timecode value is not set the take is imported to the beginning of the timeline 00 h 00 m 00 s 00 f NOTE Takes are imported in take list order If takes overlap the take add...

Page 56: ...p up window appears confirming that you want to load it Touch the OKbutton 4 Select the AES31 file that you want to rename The background of the selected AES31 file will become yellow 5 Touch the MENU...

Page 57: ...ing the AES31 file to be deleted to open the AES31 file selection screen If it is not the current session a pop up window appears confirming that you want to load it Touch the OKbutton 4 Select the AE...

Page 58: ...rt Mute Pasteand Paste File and UNDOand REDObuttons CAUTION If you do not save AES31 editing information changes will be lost if another project session or AES31 editing information file is loaded the...

Page 59: ...end OUT point 6 Use the m keys or other controls to locate the timeline cursor to the position time where you want editing to end 7 Touch the SET SELECTbutton to open a pull up menu 8 Touch the SET O...

Page 60: ...be affected by editing operations Copying the data of the selected area Copy You can copy the selected area NOTE Copied data is retained in the copy buffer If an entire fade in out area is included th...

Page 61: ...5 Touch the EDITbutton to open a pull up menu 6 Touch the Cutbutton in the pull up menu When cutting is complete a pop up window will appear momentarily and then the Home Screen will reopen In this ca...

Page 62: ...pull up menu will remain open Inserting copy buffer data at a set position Insert NOTE All regions after the inserted position will move backward along the timeline by the amount of time of the inser...

Page 63: ...SEscreen touch the w button to select the media containing the file to insert NOTE If the top page of the BROWSEscreen is not displayed touch at the top of the screen to open the media selection scree...

Page 64: ...ine cursor When the IN point is set in a fade in out area that fade information will be deleted 1 Press the HOME key on the front panel to open the Home Screen 2 Touch the EDIT MODEbutton to enter the...

Page 65: ...In this case the EDIT pull up menu will remain open Pasting a file at a set position Paste File You can paste an entire 2 channel BWF WAV file into a set position The file does not have to be in the...

Page 66: ...e a pop up window will appear momentarily and then the Home Screen will reopen In this case the EDIT pull up menu will be closed Setting Fades for regions Fade IN FadeOut You can set the lengths of re...

Page 67: ...level of a region Level You can set the playback level for an entire region from after the fade in to before the fade out If no fades have been set the whole region is affected This setting only affe...

Page 68: ...ions Turning off the power of this unit Loading a project or session Loading AES31 edit information Changing the operation mode Redoing an edit REDO After undoing an edit you can redo it 1 Press the H...

Page 69: ...interval 8 Touch the Bounce I Obutton to open a pull up menu 9 Touch the BOUNCEbutton in the pull up menu to open the BOUNCE NAMEscreen where you can input the name of the file that will be bounced In...

Page 70: ...ext page 3 3 Finally set the timeline mode starting time and then set whether other settings should be retained from the currently open project or whether the factory defaults should be used instead F...

Page 71: ...operations on page 42 Recording mode settings 1 Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENUscreen 2 Touch the REC SETUPbutton to open the REC SETUPscreen On the REC MODEpage you can select...

Page 72: ...udio file itself will deleted If you press the PAUSE key during recording to record multiple consecutive takes files and the PAUSE MODE is set to SPLIT this will only erase the last take If it is set...

Page 73: ...ing is on ONbutton appears blue touch the OFFbutton to turn it off OFFbutton appears blue Playback control in take mode Press the PLAY key to start playback Press the PAUSE key to pause playback Press...

Page 74: ...s see Flash start function on page 130 Take operations Multiple takes can be created in the same session folder For details about project and session operations see 5 Projects on page 35 The following...

Page 75: ...lect the take you want to export on the take selection screen 2 Touch the MENUbutton on the take selection screen to open a pull up menu 3 Touch the EXPORTbutton in the pull up menu to open the follow...

Page 76: ...on a progress status pop up appears When deletion completes the pop up window will disappear CAUTION You can delete takes that are being used by timeline and playlist modes If you delete such a take a...

Page 77: ...een without moving the take Editing take names 1 Select the take with the name that you want to edit on the take selection screen 2 Touch the MENUbutton on the take selection screen to open a pull up...

Page 78: ...of the screen or press the STOP or EXIT CANCEL key If one of the new file names that will be assigned after division already exists the take cannot be divided and a pop up appears warning Cannot Divi...

Page 79: ...e second half The yellow icon indicates the take that was selected in step 3 as the first half of the combined take 6 A confirmation message appears and a 4 second loop of before and after the combina...

Page 80: ...he following actions Turning off the power of this unit Loading a project or session Changing the operation mode Recording Redoing a take edit After undoing a take edit you can redo it but only once 1...

Page 81: ...the project that you want to select to open the session selection screen If the selected project is not the current project a pop up window appears confirming that you want to load it Touch the OKbut...

Page 82: ...e confirmation message pop up appears touch the OKbutton or press the DATA dial to confirm the playlist name While the playlist is being created a progress status pop up appears When playlist creation...

Page 83: ...t file that is not in the current session 1 Press the PROJECT key on the front panel to open the PROJECTscreen 2 Touch the w button for the project that contains the playlist you want to load to open...

Page 84: ...g removing and working with entries A playback unit in a playlist is called an entry A maximum of 100 entries can be added to a playlist Only takes files in the session in which the playlist was creat...

Page 85: ...ion pop up for that entry When an entry is not selected press this button to show information about the current playlist 6 PLAYbuttons Touch to play the corresponding entry These turn green during pla...

Page 86: ...utton This is the name of the folder that is shown in the take list area Touch this button to show the session list in the take list area y Take session list buttons This list usually shows the takes...

Page 87: ...n to open a pull down menu and touch the SAVE button For details about saving see Saving playlists on page 94 CAUTION If you do not save the playlist all changes will be lost when another playlist is...

Page 88: ...ou can clear its entry by touching the take name that appears yellow in the take list on the right side or by touching the MENUbutton and then touching the CLEARbutton on the pull up menu Editing entr...

Page 89: ...one 4 Select the unit of resolution that you want to change Select the frame f unit to change by frame precision or select the sample smpl unit to change by sample precision NOTE When a take is select...

Page 90: ...Yscreen 3 Touch the CAPTURE ALLbutton to open a confirmation pop up 4 In the confirmation pop up touch the CAPTURE ALLbutton to change the playback range to the BC STANDBY BC END interval NOTE Touch t...

Page 91: ...ion to the input value Touch the SET MAX5 button to set the end time of the file as the value Touch the CLEARbutton to reset all values to 00 Touch the Mark Listbutton to open the mark list where you...

Page 92: ...edit the frame value 5 Use the number buttons to input the playback starting time If you begin input without selecting a unit input will start from the smallest one To input a specific unit touch it...

Page 93: ...playback point has moved If you change the End Point or Fade Out Length the playback point will move to the point below If you change these during playback playback will resume after the playback poi...

Page 94: ...or ENTRYscreen to open a pull up menu and touching the SAVEbutton ENTRY list screen ASSIGN file screen Naming and saving playlists On the ENTRYor ASSIGNscreen after touching the MENUbutton to open the...

Page 95: ...on name button at the top right of the PROJECTscreen to open the playlist selection screen for the current session 4 Touch the name of the playlist that you want to play to select it Its background be...

Page 96: ...F J item is set to ON if a BWF J cue point is detected during playback the following corresponding operation will occur In addition if the BWF J Tally Out item is set to ON in response to each BWF J c...

Page 97: ...more than 100 files with the currently set Fs the first 100 in file name order will be recognized The SELECTbuttons can only be used when playback is stopped and the ON AIRbutton is OFF The LENGTH col...

Page 98: ...ed take is played or whether all the takes in the root folder are played You can also enable and disable repeat playback See Playback settings PLAY SETUP on page 102 Playback functions can also be per...

Page 99: ...signal is output If there is a BC STANDBY cue point in the next entry playback will move to it and pause at that point A BC STANDBY tally is output BC PAUSE During playback when this cue point is dete...

Page 100: ...ERATION MODE button 8 8 Set the operation mode Recording settings REC SETUP The REC SETUPscreen has three tabbed pages REC MODE FILE FORMATand OPTIONS Touch a tab at the bottom of the screen to open t...

Page 101: ...io level is exceeded Turn this function ON or OFF and set the trigger level Default OFF To set the trigger level touch the knob and adjust the value using the DATA dial Setting options 0 20dB default...

Page 102: ...Mode On air mode only In on air playback mode you can change the function of BC END marks Normal default An END tally is output and playback continues Jump to Standby An END tally is output and the tr...

Page 103: ...affected keys are disabled NOTE If PLAY Inhibit Time is set to Inf the incremental play function is automatically set to OFF and cannot be changed Sync and timecode settings SYNC T C Make various aud...

Page 104: ...possible 48 kHz 48kHz pull up 48 kHz 0 1 48 kHz Not possible All others Project sampling frequency Not possible Not possible CAUTION Set this to OFF before recording Recording is not possible when set...

Page 105: ...the GENERATOR item RESTART button the time when the timecode restarts is shown Touch the START TIME item EDITbutton or the START TIME display area to open the START TIMEscreen SETUP page Sync and time...

Page 106: ...ey starts flash playback Standby When stopped touch a flash start key to enter playback standby Then press the PLAY key to start playback During playback touching another flash start key causes the co...

Page 107: ...ion default MARK SKIP Set the function of PARALLEL connector pin 18 AUX2 AUX3 Function default MARK Set the function of PARALLEL connector pin 19 AUX3 BWF J Tally When not operating in BWF J mode when...

Page 108: ...e beginnings synchronized with video signal frame edges OFF Independent from video frame clock ETHERNET page Make settings related to ETHERNET communication on this page STATUS Shows the MAC address a...

Page 109: ...unit touching a number button clears the numbers in the unit and enters only that digit Enter additional numbers as you would with a calcu lator Touch the dot button to move the selection to the next...

Page 110: ...signal route METER buttons Use these buttons to set whether the meter shows the levels before or after the fader Touch the left METER button to show the pre fader level or touch the right METER butto...

Page 111: ...ximum level full scale minus this amount Touch this knob and use the DATA dial to adjust this level Setting options 0 20dB default 0 17dB 0 13dB 0 10dB 0 06 dB 0 03 dB This setting is reflected in the...

Page 112: ...connectors For details see Online function on page 129 Digital Ref Level Set the reference level for digital inputs and outputs to a number of decibels below the maximum level full scale Setting optio...

Page 113: ...data including User Preset settings to the selected card Only one set of System Backup data can be saved on a card Use the Import ALL button to load all System Backup data including User Preset settin...

Page 114: ...peration mode saved on the CF card will be activated The User Preset settings are the same as the Factory Preset settings when the unit is first shipped new If the unit is restarted without saving the...

Page 115: ...ing folders and files Viewing folder and file information Deleting folders and files Copying folders and files Viewing folders and files 1 Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENUscreen...

Page 116: ...ning the folder file you want to view Opening CF1 2 Select the folder file Opening Project01 folder The selected folder file appears yellow 3 Touch the INFObutton to open a pop up with information abo...

Page 117: ...in the pull up menu to open the copy destination folder selection screen 6 Open the copy destination folder When copying for the first time the media selection screen opens Touch the w button for the...

Page 118: ...of the copied folder file touch the RENAMEbutton For how to enter names see Editing project names on page 40 Touch the CANCELbutton to cancel copying 8 A pop up window opens while copying When copyin...

Page 119: ...can delete folders and files that are being used by timeline and playlist modes If you delete such a folder or file an error pop up will appear if you attempt to play a corresponding region or entry N...

Page 120: ...e current project USB FORMAT Use to format USB flash memory QUICK button This only formats USB memory management information FULL button This formats the entire USB memory MEDIA COPY This copies the c...

Page 121: ...er management files and folders are created in addition to these CAUTION Do not save data in the system backup folder created for management on each media Doing so could cause data to be deleted File...

Page 122: ...ark is made Mark name Audio over occurs OVER xx At specified time intervals TIME xx Synchronization error occurs UNLK xx CAUTION The following auto marks are only added to the file take and will not a...

Page 123: ...can edit the name of the selected mark EDIT TIME button Touch this button to open the MARK EDITscreen where you can edit the position of the selected mark MULTI SELECT button Use this to enable the se...

Page 124: ...ed with the MARK key marks named MARK xx NOTE You cannot edit the positions of marks added automatically 1 Select the mark that you want to edit on the MARK LISTscreen 2 Touch the EDIT TIMEbutton to o...

Page 125: ...me Screen to open the MANUAL LOCATEscreen Touch the FRAME EDITbutton to set whether or not the frame value is editable Frame editing on Frame editing off There are three locate modes as follows ABS In...

Page 126: ...ged after project creation When using confidence monitoring the playback signal is delayed about 2 4 seconds relative to the recorded source before it is output When a region take is divided or the re...

Page 127: ...so impossible if the currently selected CF card is not compatible The mirroring CF card format is not compatible not FAT16 or FAT32 Recording is also impossible if the currently selected CF card forma...

Page 128: ...n either of the CF cards during recording when set to Mirror recording will stop on the card with no space remaining or where the error occurred Recording of the current file to the other card will al...

Page 129: ...ine playback mode OFF ON ANALOG OUT LINE DIGITAL OUT LINE MONITOR ANALOG OUT PHONES RC HS32PD RC HS20PD headphones speakers The monitoring signal is always output CAUTION When the ONLINE Function item...

Page 130: ...touching the flash page operation display knob on the Home Screen use the DATA dial to select the page that contains the files or entries that you want to play The first 96 RC HS32PD or 100 RC HS20PD...

Page 131: ...s especially useful when inputting names Setting the keyboard type Set the type of keyboard connected US or Japanese on the PREFERENCESpage of the SYSTEM SETUP screen See PREFERENCES page on page 112...

Page 132: ...tuation marks cannot be used in names The letter in the second half of the next take name can only be an uppercase alphabet letter List of keyboard operations In addition to inputting names a keyboard...

Page 133: ...les from the unit You can read files from this unit at any time 2 Add new files to the unit You can add files to this unit at any time When recording if you add BWF or WAV files to the current session...

Page 134: ...AUTION If you work with files folders using FTP during recording you will not be able to retake erasing the last recorded region take Remote control by Telnet Remote control of this unit is possible o...

Page 135: ...e key to open the LOCK SETUPscreen Page Down This works the same as this unit s PROJECT key and opens the PROJECTscreen Cursor 2 key This works the same as turning this unit s DATA dial right Cursor x...

Page 136: ...ist mode Timecode synchronized playback is not supported in this mode On air mode Timecode synchronized playback is not supported in this mode Recording synchronized with timecode Timeline mode Record...

Page 137: ...operations will disable synchronization While pressing and holding the 0 0 SHIFT key press the CALL CHASE key on the front panel On the 0 0 SYNCpage of the SYNC T Cscreen set TC Chase to OFF NOTE In...

Page 138: ...5 Insert that CF card into the card slot of a computer for example If this card was formatted by this unit it will be recognized by the computer as a drive named HS 2000 In this example the drive name...

Page 139: ...rm that Monitor Mute by Online is set to OFF on the i i SETUP page of the AUDIO I O screen If it is ON the monitoring signal will be muted when online Recording is not possible 0 0 Reconfirm connectio...

Page 140: ...aranteed You should reformat the card MM CF1 or CF2 This appears when a card that is formatted with a cluster size that is smaller than the standard of this unit is loaded MM Read Error An error occur...

Page 141: ...is copied to the current session In this case a file with the same name as the copied take already exists in the current session RENAME button change the name and copy the file CANCEL button do not c...

Page 142: ...GB Cannot execute combine Media Full Cannot combine because the media does not have enough open space Cannot execute File property is not matched to current project Cannot execute because file propert...

Page 143: ...F1 Media Full CF1 Stopped CF2 Still RECORDING Since CF card 1 does not have enough open space recording to it has stopped Recording to CF card 2 continues This occurs when REC Mode is set to Mirror CF...

Page 144: ...project is being created Delete all marks of this type Count N Confirm that you want to delete marks of the selected type N number of marks of selected mark type Delete N selected marks Confirm that...

Page 145: ...M CF1 CF2 or USB Memory Import All System Backup Data from MM Confirm that you want to import all system backup data from the CF card MM CF1 or CF2 Import User Preset Data from System Backup Data on M...

Page 146: ...Function Changes Output Routing Touch OK to make ONLINE Changing whether the online function is enabled of disabled changes the audio output signal path always ON switchable Operation failed The opera...

Page 147: ...on the CF card MM CF1 or CF2 PLEASE CONFIRM Load Factory Preset Reconfirm that you want to load the original factory settings PLEASE CONFIRM Load User Preset Reconfirm that you want to load the user p...

Page 148: ...he project is being rebuilt Rebuilding Session The session is being rebuilt RECORD Error An error occurred during recording RECORD Error Buffer overflow The recording buffer became full during recordi...

Page 149: ...possible Select a session with takes This file was converted to BWF format The file format was converted to BWF This appears after the Start timecode of a WAV file is edited This name already exists A...

Page 150: ...D Ref Digital Ref Level setting A Input Analog Input Ref Lvl setting ANALOG OUT LINE connectors L R Connector XLR 3 32 1 GND 2 HOT 3 COLD Output impedance 100 or less Nominal output level 4 dBu 1 23 V...

Page 151: ...10 k Format SMPTE 12M 1999 compliant Timecode OUTPUT connector Connector XLR 3 32 Signal voltage amplitude 2 Vp p Output impedance 100 Format SMPTE 12M 1999 compliant WORD VIDEO IN connector Connecto...

Page 152: ...Hz JEITA recording and playback Distortion ANALOG IN to ANALOG OUT 0 005 or less JEITA recording and playback S N ratio ANALOG IN to ANALOG OUT 100 dB or more JEITA recording and playback Other specif...

Page 153: ...erence Digital Reference Select Ref Level Block Select Ref Level Select Ref Level Select Ref Level Select Ref Level Select Ref Level Select Ref Level Input Source Analog Ref LVL ADJUST A D A D LINE Di...

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