Tascam DA-98 Owner's Manual

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Section 14 – Maintenance and memory setups06/97 – 1.00 – 14-33) Within menu group F, move the cursor so thatit is by the Dr search field. The number ofwhole hours that the head has been in use forfast forward and fast rewind will be shown onthe bottom line of the display.14.2 Memory backupThe DA-98 includes non-volatile memory(NVRAM) which preserves almost all user set-tings after the power is turned off.14.3 User setupsYou can save commonly-used setups in one ofthree user setup memory banks: 1, 2 or 3. Thisenables you to pre-configure the DA-98 for differ-ent jobs (video or film post-production, or differ-ent recording setups, for example). There is also apreset memory bank which contains the factorysettings (see below).When the DA-98 is shipped, the contents of allsetup memories are the same; they contain the fac-tory settings.14.3.1 Saving user setups1) Go to menu group 9, move the cursor toSetup and press ENTER:2) To store the current setup, use the UP andDOWN keys so that the bottom line readsSave:3) Move the cursor to 1, 2 or 3, and press the UPor DOWN key:4) The word Ready? will flash on the screen. Tosave the current setup to the selected setupmemory, press the UP or DOWN key.The word Done will appear on the screen forabout 2 seconds and the user settings will bestored to the selected setup memory bank.14.3.2 Loading user setups1) Go to menu group 9, move the cursor toSetup and press ENTER:2) To load the setup memory into the currentmemory, use the UP and DOWN keys so that thebottom line reads Load:3) Move the cursor to 1, 2 or 3, and press the UPor DOWN key:The word Done will appear on the screen forabout 2 seconds..The contents of the currently-selected setup willbe loaded into memory.S y s v e r F r o n t v e rS e r v o v e r S y n c v e rD r t o t a l D r s e a r c h0 0 0 2S e t u pL o a d 1 2 3 FS e t u pS a v e 1 2 3S e t u pR e a d y ?S a v e 1 2 3S e t u pL o a d 1 2 3 FS e t u pL o a d 1 2 3 FS e t u pR e a d y ?L o a d 1 2 3 F