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4 - Playback of discs

 

4–2

 

 TASCAM MD-801R/P Mk II

 

4.2.4 Playing back a single track

 

When the disc has been loaded and the TOC has been 
read, use the 

 

PLAY MODE

 

 key to select the 

 

S I N G L E

 

 

play mode (see 

 

[22]

 

).

Use the 

 

TRACK

 

 keys 

 

[4]

 

 to move the playback posi-

tion to the start of the desired track.

Press the 

 

PLAY

 

 key 

 

[6]

 

. Playback will start from the 

beginning of the track.

Stop playback with the 

 

STOP

 

 key 

 

[5]

 

. Playback will 

restart at the start of the disc, unless you move the 
playback position to the start of the next track to be 
played back. 

 

NOTE

 

The above function can be overridden with 
the resume function, which turns the 

 

STOP

 

 

key into a “PAUSE” key and allows playback 
to continue from where it was paused using 
the STOP key. See 3.6, "Resume setting" for 

 

details.

 

Pause playback with the 

 

READY

 

 key 

 

[7]

 

 and restart 

it with the 

 

PLAY

 

 key.

 

4.2.5 Entering the A and B location points

 

1

 

Press the 

 

MEMO IN/CAPS

 

 key 

 

[23]

 

 so that the 

indicator lights.

 

2

 

Locate the playback point to the first location, 
and press 

 

LOC A/DEL

 

 

 

[24]

 

. The indicator will 

light, showing that a value has been entered into 
the location, and the 

 

MEMO IN/CAPS

 

 indica-

tor will go out.

 

3

 

Locate the playback point to the second loca-
tion, and press the 

 

MEMO IN/CAPS

 

 key 

 

[23]

 

 

again so that the indicator lights.

 

4

 

Press 

 

LOC B/INSERT

 

 

 

[24]

 

. The indicator will 

light, showing that a value has been entered into 
the location, and the 

 

MEMO IN/CAPS

 

 indica-

tor will go out.

Clear the location points by stopping playback, 
pressing the 

 

MEMO IN/CAPS

 

 key, and pressing the 

appropriate location key (

 

LOC A/DEL

 

 or 

 

LOC B/

INSERT

 

) so that the indicator goes out.

 

4.2.6 Playback between two location 

points

 

1

 

Enter the location points as described above.

 

2

 

Press the 

 

PLAY MODE

 

 key 

 

[22]

 

 so that the 

display shows 

 

A - B

 

.

 

3

 

Press 

 

LOC A/DEL

 

 

 

[24]

 

. The unit will locate to 

the first point, and start playing until it reaches 
the second point, and then stop.

If the location points are in the wrong order (i.e. B 
precedes A), the display will show 

 

A-B Error

 

 

when playback is attempted.

 

4.2.7 The CALL function

 

The CALL key 

 

[10]

 

 is used for easy location to a 

marked point

 

1

 

Put the MD-801 into play ready mode at the 
point you want to mark (the 

 

READY

 

 indicator 

 

[7]

 

 should be lit).

 

2

 

Press the 

 

READY

 

 key. The current point is now 

marked.

 

3

 

You can now play back, or perform the next 
operation.

 

4

 

To return to the marked point, press the 

 

CALL

 

 

key 

 

[10]

 

.

The MD-801R also automatically sets the call point 
at the point where recording last started. This enables 
easy return to the point where the recording started, 
using the 

 

CALL

 

 key, in order to check a take, etc.

 

4.2.8 Relative time display

 

The call point set in the way described above (4.2.7, 
"The CALL function") can also be used as a zero 
point for relative time display (all times are displayed 
relative to this point, with times before the point 
being displayed as negative values), To enter the rel-
ative time mode:

 

1

 

Make sure that the 

MEMO IN/CAPS

 indicator 

[23]

 is lit.

2

Press the 

TIME

 key 

[17]

 to show the different 

display modes. The relative display mode 
appears as follows:

where 

xxx

 represents the “minutes” portion of the 

elapsed time since the call point, and 

yy

 represents 

the “seconds” portion of the elapsed time. Times 
before the call point are prefixed with a minus sign.

NOTE

If no call point has been set, the “relative time” 
will be from the start of the disc.

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y y s

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Summary of Contents for MD-801RmkII

Page 1: ...terature accompanying the appliance The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the p...

Page 2: ...2 5 5 DATE indicator 2 5 6 TRACK TITLE indicator 2 5 7 DISC TITLE indicator 2 6 8 TRACK NO display and indicator 2 6 9 Time display and indicators 2 6 10 PGM NO 2 6 11 Dot matrix alphanumeric display...

Page 3: ...Erasing a track 5 2 5 4 Combining tracks 5 2 5 5 Moving tracks 5 3 5 6 A and B point erase operations 5 3 5 6 1 Normal A B erase 5 4 5 6 2 Erasing to the end of a track 5 4 5 6 3 Erasing from the star...

Page 4: ...of the MD together with an area reserved for user recording Full explanations of the principles of magneto opti cal recording may be found in a number of excellent reference works but briefly during t...

Page 5: ...he shutter and touch the surface of the disc Do not keep MiniDiscs in excessively dusty loca tions in direct sunlight in areas subject to high temperatures or high levels of humidity If the cartridge...

Page 6: ...erial 1 3 1Unpacking the unit When you unpack the unit as well as the unit itself and this manual you should find Power cord Rack mount kit Warranty card If any items are missing contact your TASCAM d...

Page 7: ...kup time This indicates how long There are no features which are unique to the MD 801P model only When characters are shown on the unit s dot matrix display the following typeface is used Input Mon Al...

Page 8: ...nu has been opened with the SHUTTLE wheel the display changes See 4 2 13 Varispeed mode for details of pitch control operations 3 3 Auto cue The auto cue facility allows you to cue the playback positi...

Page 9: ...After the menu has been opened with the SHUTTLE wheel the display changes The time may be set from 1 to 99 seconds in 1 sec ond steps or set to off NOTE The EOM tally signal is always transmitted whe...

Page 10: ...ow the sub menus SHUTTLE wheel to open them 3 11 1Baud rate From the main menu the first sub menu allows the setting of the communications speed baud rate When this sub menu is opened the baud rate ca...

Page 11: ...value is 54 dB 3 14Copy ID When recording an MD on the MD 801 the copy ID of the recorded MD can be set for different purposes The three settings available are Copy Free Free allows unlimited digital...

Page 12: ...ing of the disc Stop playback with the STOP key 5 Pause playback with the READY key 7 and restart it with the PLAY key NOTE If the tracks being played back are less than three seconds in length playba...

Page 13: ...indicator goes out 4 2 6Playback between two location points 1 Enter the location points as described above 2 Press the PLAY MODE key 22 so that the display shows A B 3 Press LOC A DEL 24 The unit wi...

Page 14: ...taken place If repeat is active the unit will enter play ready mode at the start of the next track REPEAT continue the start of the track which is being repeated REPEAT SINGLE or the A repeat point RE...

Page 15: ...y mode press the MEMO IN CAPS key 23 so that the indicator is lit 2 Press theTITLE key 16 The word DATE will light in the display and the date will be shown for example 98y 12m 25d followed by the tim...

Page 16: ...ows Complete and theTOC WRITE indicator 19 lights press the TOC WRITE key to write the new TOC to disc NOTE Depending on the condition of the disc how many edits have been performed etc it may take a...

Page 17: ...the next TRACK key 4 Recording will continue but the track number is incremented by one and the track division is written at the point where the next TRACK key was pressed 4 3 5 Post Script recording...

Page 18: ...ying the source As soon as the signal level goes above the threshold the MD 801 will go from record ready to record mode If the MD 801 is in record mode it will drop back to record ready mode as soon...

Page 19: ...s is a special case when making copies between two MD 801 units Titles may be copied in either the analog or the digital copying modes A special optional cable PW 1XMD is required to link the two seri...

Page 20: ...ion to disc by press ing the TOC WRITE key 19 NOTE A disc must not be write protected when sav ing edits to disc The display shows W_Protected if you attempt to write a U TOC to a protected disc By ej...

Page 21: ...theTRACK keys or any other con venient way of locating to the track 2 After pressing the EDIT key turn the DATA dial until the display shows 3 Turn the SHUTTLE wheel clockwise to change the display 4...

Page 22: ...operty of the MD recording system 5 5 Moving tracks This function allows you to edit the running order of the tracks and re place a track in a different position This can also be used with the combine...

Page 23: ...the A point has been set it is erased the indicator goes out The B point will be at the position where the erase took place 5 6 1Normal A B erase In this editing operation both the A and B points are...

Page 24: ...int A If any of these conditions are not met the display will show A B Error 1 Mark the A and B points 2 Press the EDIT key and turn the DATA dial until the display shows 3 Turn the SHUTTLE wheel cloc...

Page 25: ...which this function does not restore such data and the Not Execute message will appear NOTES Tracks and sections of less than 12 seconds in length may not be restored When restoring a track or tracks...

Page 26: ...ach title can be up to 99 characters long and titles too long to fit on the display are scrolled The total number of characters which can be included as titles on a disc disc and track titles is 1 792...

Page 27: ...r following the position where a character is to be inserted 2 Press the LOC B INS key 24 A space will appear into which you can enter a character 5 11 3Changing characters If a character has been wro...

Page 28: ...aster MD 801 is in stop mode the DISC TITLE indicator will light in the display and you can copy the title for the whole disc If the master MD 801 is in play or play mode the TRACK TITLE indicator wil...

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