Studer D424, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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D424 MO Recorder
Date printed: 22.02.02 SW V 1.6
Quick Start Guide E3/1
3 GETTING STARTED QUICKLY
3.1 Recording New Takes From an Analog Source
3.1.1 Installation and Settings
1. Connect the analog outputs of the source unit to the analog input connec-
tors of the D424 (LINE IN 1/2) with XLR cables.
2. Insert a write-enabled disk with sufficient free recording space (see step 7).
3. Check the status of the D424 in the fourth display line. There, sampling
rate, recording format, clock reference, audio input, and recording mode
are indicated.
The standard setting is: 441, 16, INT, ANA, ST.
If necessary, change the settings for sampling rate, recording format, and
recording mode. The clock reference may also be external.
Note: There is only one sampling rate allowed per disk side. Changing the fre-
quency is only possible with an empty disk.
4. Recording mode should be set to ASS (LED above the REC button), which
is the default setting after switching on the D424.
5. Check the input levels by switching the D424 to input with [INP1] and
[INP2] .
Apply the input signals and check that there is no overload (red LED) at
the loudest position. The input signal attenuation may be adjusted in the
setup menu 31.
Example: Set the input attenuation of both channels to –6 dB:
[SETUP] [3] [1] [6] [0] [ENT] [ u u u u ] [6] [0] [ENT] [SETUP]
3.1.2 Start Recording
6. Set the recording channels to READY by pressing [RDY1] and [RDY2]
(both corresponding LEDs will be on).
7. Check the remaining recording time with [REC+STOP] . The remaining
time is indicated in the display.
8. Start recording with [REC+PLAY] .
9. It is possible to set the take and the index markers on-the-fly with
[TAKE+INSERT] or [IND+INSERT] .
10. Stop the recording session with [STOP] .