User manual TASCAM HD-R1

[. . . ] » HD-R1 D01008520B Professional Stereo Audio Recorder OWNER'S MANUAL IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 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 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. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. This appliance has a se rial numbe r located on the rear panel. [. . . ] Please note that this means that the TIME key's normal function is unavailable while viewing the Edit Playlist screen. Add Entry To Bottom Simultaneously pressing SHIFT+SKIP keys is a shortcut to the menu for the current playlist. Included at the bottom of the list of playlists are some special menu items. These are: Selecting Add Entry To Bottom takes you to a menu that shows all audio files on the CF card. Folders are indicated by a right arrow icon and audio files are indicated by [add]. Highlight a folder and press ENTER to see the contents of that folder. Press CANCEL to see the contents of the parent folder. If the top-level folder is being displayed, pressing CANCEL returns to the Edit Playlist screen. Highlight an audio file and press ENTER to add an entry to the playlist. Playlist Menu When viewing the Edit Playlist screen for the current playlist, if you select a track and press the ENTER key, the following menu appears, and you can make various changes to the settings for that track. Create New Playlist Creates a new automatically-named, empty playlist and makes it the current playlist. Rename Playlist Brings up a list of playlist. Selecting one of them permits it to be renamed. Copy Playlist Brings up a list of playlist. Selecting one of them will copy it, giving it an automatically-generated name. Delete Playlist Change Playlist Position Brings up a list of playlists. Selecting one of them will prompt for confirmation and then permanently delete the selected playlist. Edit playlist If you select Playlist from the Main Menu, the playlist appears with "(current)" next to the current playlist name. Select the current playlist and press ENTER to open the Edit Playlist menu. This menu lists all of the entries in the playlist in the order they will be played, top to bottom. In addition to the playlist entries, there is always a special menu item called Add Entry To Bottom provides a way to add an entry to the bottom of the playlist. This screen shows a playlist with the Add Entry To Bottom menu item. Provides a way to reposition this playlist entry within the list. Once selected, the SHUTTLE/DATA wheel or the computer keyboard up and down arrow keys may be used to reposition the playlist entry. Pressing CANCEL aborts the operation, leaving the playlist unchanged. Pressing ENTER changes the position. Remove from playlist Removes this entry from the playlist. Start/End To quickly reposition the highlighted entry in the list, press the TIME key to jump to the Change This menu item displays the time where playback will begin and end for this track. Selecting this menu item leads to a screen that shows both the start and end times and permits them to be edited. Times may be edited directly or specified by choosing existing markers from a list. [. . . ] NOTE Direct Play operates by SINGLE playback mode. Binary play Binary play mode works exactly like direct play mode, except that input pins 1-10 are interpreted as a binary number. This enables the triggering of up to 1023 different tracks. In the idle state, the signals fed into pins 1-10 must be inactive as determined`by If any of the signals change state, the HD-R1 will wait until all 10 signals have been stable for 250 ms before capturing their state to yield a binary number. An active signal is interpreted as a binary "1". [. . . ]