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[. . . ] D00539600A
DA-98HR
Digital Multitrack Recorder
OWNER'S MANUAL
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This appliance has a serial number located on the rear panel. Please record the model number and serial number and retain them for your records. Model number Serial number
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
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 product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. [. . . ] 3 You can press the AUTO MON key so that the indicator goes out and normal monitoring modes are now in effect (5, "Monitoring modes"). However, leaving the unit in AUTO MONITOR mode may be more useful while recording.
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7 Advanced operations
7. 1 Autolocation
the bottom line of the display screen. As you move the cursor between Memo 1 and Memo 2, the value shown will change appropriately. Press ESCAPE when you have finished checking. 2 To edit the points, move the cursor to Memo 1 or Memo 2 and press ENTER to select the location point to edit.
Memo 1
The DA-98HR contains two location memories accessible through the LOC 1 and LOC 2 keys(O and R). These also provide a "AB repeat" facility, which allows you to rehearse part of a mixdown, for instance (see 7. 2. 5, "Repeat function"). These two location memory points are referred to as "MEMO 1" and "MEMO 2". In addition to these two location memories, the DA98HR can also store 10 more location memories, which are accessed through the function keys (Fthrough O). As with the punch recording points (6. 6, "Punch-in and punch-out"), it is possible to set and edit these points in a number of ways.
00:04:12:12
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7. 1. 1
Setting MEMO 1 and MEMO 2 "on the fly"
3 Use the Á and Ó keys to select the field you wish to edit (hours, minutes, seconds or frames) and the § and ¶ keys to change the value, or you can edit the whole time value together (4. 1. 4, "Editing values"). You can also use the function keys to enter the value directly, as described in 4. 4, "Using the function keys as number keys", or the dial to adjust the values (4. 1. 7, "Using the dial to change values").
This can be done regardless of the current status of the tape transport (playing, recording, winding, stopped, or shuttle). 1 Press the MEMO 1 or MEMO 2 key: J or P. The current tape position will be stored to the appropriate location memory (MEMO 1 or MEMO 2). The display screen will indicate that the location memory point has been stored.
Position location saved memory in
7. 1. 3
Setting the location pre-roll time
When you locate to a location memory (whether it is one of the MEMO 1 and 2 points or the 10 "function key" memories), the tape will stop at the memorized location point, minus a pre-defined pre-roll time. As shipped, the DA-98HR's default location pre-roll time is 0 seconds. You can edit this to a value between 0 seconds (the tape will locate to the exact location point) and 59 minutes, 59 seconds, in 1 second increments.
NOTE
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ABS
7. 1. 2
Checking, editing and manually entering MEMO 1 and MEMO 2
This pre-roll time is independent of the punch pre-roll time (6. 6. 5, "Editing the preroll and postroll times").
The checking, editing, and manual entry of the MEMO 1 and MEMO 2 location points are all essentially the same operation. Location points can be edited and entered to frame accuracy. 1 Go to menu group 0:
Delay In Patch Spd Memo Memo Loc 1 2 Pre 29DF
1 Go to menu group 0, move the cursor to Loc Pre, and press ENTER.
Locate Pre-roll
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Vari
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2 Use the Ó and Á keys to select the field you wish to edit (minutes or seconds) and the § and ¶ keys to change the value. You can also use the function keys to enter the value directly, as described in 4. 4, "Using the
If you are only checking the location points, you can see the value of the location point on
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7 Advanced operationsFunction key location memories
function keys as number keys" or the dial to change values (4. 1. 7, "Using the dial to change values"). When you go to a location point, the tape will now locate to the location point, minus the value you have just entered. For instance, if the location point is at 00:12:04:03 and you have set a location pre-roll time of 5 seconds, the tape will locate to 00 11 59 03. 2 Press the LOC 2/PRESET key R:
Function PUSH Preset KEY
FUNCTION
Locate
Position
7. 1. 4
Locating to MEMO 1 and MEMO 2
3 Press the function key to which you want to assign a memory. The display screen shows the time of the location memory after you have stored it to a function key. [. . . ] ±2 hours (to frame accuracy) Video sync
Offset
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13 Options/specifications/referenceMMC Bit Map Array
13. 3 MMC Bit Map Array
Commands unavailable on the DA-98HR are struck through, as for example (RECORD PAUSE).
Byte
c0
Bit 7
0 0
Bit 6 (40H)
(06) RECORD STROBE (0D) MMC RESET (14) (1B) 0 (26) (2D) (34) (3B) 0 (46) SEARCH (4D) ADD (54) DEFERRED VARI. PLAY (5B)
Bit 5 (20H)
(05) REWIND (0C) COMMAND ERROR RESET (13) (1A) 0 (25) (2C) (33) (3A) 0 (45) VARIABLE PLAY (4C) MOVE (53) COMMAND SEGMENT (5A)
Bit 4 (10H)
(04) FAST FORWARD (0B) CHASE
Bit 3 (08H)
(03) DEFERRED PLAY (0A) EJECT
Bit 2 (04H)
(02) PLAY (09) PAUSE
Bit 1 (02H)
(01) STOP (08) RECORD PAUSE (0F) (16) (1D) (21) (28) (2F) (36) (3D) (41) MASKED WRITE (48) STEP (4F) DROP FR. ADJUST (56)
Bit 0 (01H)
(00) reserved (07) RECORD EXIT
c1
c2 c3 c4 c5 c6 c7 c8 c9
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
(12) (19) 0 (24) (2B) (32) (39) 0 (44) LOCATE (4B) MTC COMMAND (52) GROUP (59)
(11) (18) (1F) (23) (2A) (31) (38) (3F) (43) UPDATE (4A) GENERATOR COMMAND (51) EVENT (58)
(10) (17) (1E) (22) (29) (30) (37) (3E) (42) READ (49) ASSIGN SYS. MAS (50) PROCEDURE (57)
(0E) (15) (1C) (20) (27) (2E) (35) (3C) (40) WRITE (47) SHUTTLE (4E) SUBTRACT (55) REC STROBE VARIABLE (5C) (60) (67) (6E) (75) (7C) WAIT
c10
c11
c12
c13
c14 c15 c16 c17 c18 c19
0 (66) (6D) (74) (7B) 0
0 (65) (6C) (73) (7A) 0
0 (64) (6B) (72) (79) 0
(5F) (63) (6A) (71) (78) (7F) RESUME
(5E) (62) (69) (70) (77) (7E)
(5D) (61) (68) (6F) (76) (7D)
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13 Options/specifications/referenceMMC Bit Map Array
Byte
r0
Bit 7
0
Bit 6 (40H)
(06) GENERATOR TIME CODE (0D) GP5 (14) (1B) 0 (26) Short GENERATOR TIME CODE (2D) Short GP5
Bit 5 (20H)
(05) LOCK DEVIATION (0C) GP4 (13) (1A) 0 (25) Short LOCK DEVIATION (2C) Short GP4
Bit 4 (10H)
(04) ACTUAL OFFSET (0B) GP3 (12) (19) 0 (24) Short ACTUAL OFFSET (2B) Short GP3
Bit 3 (08H)
(03) REQUESTED OFFSET (0A) GP2 (11) (18) (1F) (23) Short REQUIRED OFFSET (2A) Short GP2
Bit 2 (04H)
(02) SELECTED MASTER CODE (09) GP1 (10) (17) (1E) (22) Short SELECTED MASTER CODE (29) Short GP1
Bit 1 (02H)
(01) SELECTED TIME CODE (08) GP0/LOCATE POINT (0F) GP7 (16) (1D) (21) Short SELECTED TIME CODE (28) Short GP0 LOCATE POINT (2F) Short GP7 (36) (3D) (41) UPDATE RATE (48) MOTION CONTROL TALLY (4F) TRACK RECORD READY (56) FIXED SPEED (5D) GENERATOR USER BITS (61) EVENT RESPONSE (68) (6F) (76) (7D)
Bit 0 (01H)
(00) reserved
r1
0 0 0 0 0
(07) MTC INPUT (0E) GP6 (15) (1C) (20) reserved
r2 r3 r4
r5
r6
0
(27) Short MTC INPUT (2E) Short GP6 (35) (3C) (40) SIGNATURE
r7 r8 r9
0 0 0 0
(34) (3B) 0 (46) SELECTED TIME CODE SOURCE (4D) RECORD STATUS (54) STEP LENGTH (5B) GENERATOR COMMAND TALLY 0
(33) (3A) 0 (45) TIME STANDARD (4C) RECORD MODE (53) TRACK INPUT MONITOR (5A) CHASE MODE 0
(32) (39) 0 (44) COMMAND ERROR LEVEL (4B) FAST MODE (52) TRACK SYNC MONITOR (59) RESOLVED PLAY MODE 0
(31) (38) (3F) (43) COMMAND ERROR (4A) STOP MODE (51) RECORD MONITOR (58) CONTROL DISABLE (5F) MTC SETUP (63) VITC INSERT ENABLE (6A) (71) (78) (7F) RESUME
(30) (37) (3E) (42) RESPONSE ERROR (49) VELOCITY TALLY (50) GLOBAL MONITOR (57) LIFTER DEFEAT (5E) MTC COMMAND TALLY (62) TRACK MUTE (69) (70) (77) (7E)
r10
r11
0
(49) SELECTED TIME CODE USER BITS (4E) TRACK RECORD STATUS (55) PLAY SPEED REFERENCE (5C) GENERATOR SETUP (60) PROCEDURE RESPONSE (67) (6E) (75) (7C) WAIT
r12
0
r13
0
r14
0
r15
0 0 0 0 0
(66)
(65) FAILURE (6C) (73) (7A) 0
(64) RESPONSE SEGMENT (6B) (72) (79) 0
r16 r17 r18 r19
(6D) (74) (7B) 0
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13 Options/specifications/referenceMIDI Implementation
13. 4 MIDI Implementation Chart
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