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Tascam HS-20 Owner's Manual

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Contents
  1. important safety precautions
  2. important safety instructions
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Introduction
  7. Intellectual property rights
  8. Cleaning the unit
  9. Names and functions of parts
  10. Rear panel
  11. PARALLEL connector
  12. Home Screen
  13. In take and playlist modes
  14. Flash start screen
  15. Preparation
  16. Security screws
  17. Turning the power ON and OFF
  18. Setting the time of the built-in clock
  19. Recording times
  20. Basic operation
  21. Formatting SD/CF cards
  22. Setting the master clock
  23. Connecting headphones
  24. FILE LIST
  25. Folder selection screen
  26. Take selection screen
  27. Editing the name of a folder in the root directory
  28. Rebuilding folders in the root directory
  29. Folder operations
  30. Rebuilding folders
  31. Moving between file list screens
  32. Overview of operation modes
  33. Timeline mode
  34. Other recording settings
  35. Setting input monitoring
  36. Saving AES31 editing information
  37. Creating new AES31 editing information
  38. Editing AES31 file names
  39. Editing the timeline
  40. Setting the editing end point
  41. Copying the data in the selection (Copy)
  42. Erasing the data in the selection (Erase)
  43. Inserting the data of the copy buffer at the set position (Insert)
  44. Pasting the copy buffer data at the set position (Paste)
  45. Setting fades for the designated region (Fade IN/FadeOut)
  46. Removing set fades (Remove Fade IN/Remove FadeOut)
  47. Undoing the previous edit (UNDO)
  48. Bouncing
  49. Take mode
  52. Take operations
  53. Uploading takes to an FTP server
  54. Sorting takes
  55. Dividing a take
  56. Combining takes
  57. Undoing the previous take edit (UNDO)
  58. Playlist mode
  59. Changing a playlist name later
  60. Loading playlists
  61. Editing a playlist (adding, clearing and editing entries)
  62. ASSIGN File screen
  63. Assigning a take to an entry
  64. Clearing entry assignments
  65. Editing the playback Start/End point using the number buttons and mark list screen
  66. Editing the playback starting time
  67. Editing fade-in/fade-out length and level
  68. Saving playlists
  69. Playback in playlist mode
  70. Internal settings
  71. FILE FORMAT
  72. OPTIONS
  73. CONTROL
  74. SYNC
  75. SETUP
  76. Remote settings (REMOTE SETUP)
  77. PARALLEL
  78. RS–422
  79. Network functions (FTP server/telnet/VNC)
  80. INPUT
  81. Level meter settings (METER SETUP)
  82. ANALOG Ref LVL ADJUST
  83. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME SETUP screen
  84. Version information (VERSION INFO)
  85. Displaying a folder/file
  86. Copying a folder/file
  87. Deleting a folder/file
  88. Managing media (MEDIA MANAGE)
  89. TIMER EVENT SETUP screen
  90. Playback file selection screen
  91. operation mode selection
  92. Mark and locate functions
  93. Locating to marks
  94. Editing mark positions
  95. Manual locate function
  96. Other functions
  97. List of keyboard operations
  98. Operation with timecode synchroniza tion
  99. Loading files recorded on another device
  100. Troubleshooting
  101. Messages
  102. Specifications
  103. Control input/output ratings
  104. Audio performance
  105. Block diagram
Tascam HS-20 Owner's Manual Manual pdf 11 page image
TASCAM HS-20 11Front panel1 POWER switchUse to turn the power on and off.This switch has a cover to prevent misoperation.Open the cover from below to access and operate theswitch.2 USB connectorBy connecting a USB flash drive, for example, you can backup data from SD/CF cards and save files to them.By connecting a USB keyboard, you can input folder names,for example.By default, the unit is set to use Japanese keyboards, whichhave a different layout from US keyboards.To use a US keyboard, change the setting on the PREFER-ENCES page of the SYSTEM SETUP screen. (See “PREFER-ENCES page” on page 91.)NOTEDo not disconnect a USB flash drive when using it to copyfiles.You can connect and disconnect a USB flash drive at allother times.You can connect and disconnect USB keyboards at any time.This unit is not compatible with USB hubs and other deviceswith USB hub functions.3 SD/CF card indicatorsThe indicator for the currently selected card slot lights.When recording, copying or transferring files by FTP, it blinksrapidly.When no card is inserted in the current slot, it blinks slowly.CAUTIONDo not remove a card from the slot when its indicator (SDcard or CF card) is blinking rapidly.4 SD/CF card slotsInsert and remove SD cards and CF cards here. (See“Inserting and removing SD and CF cards” on page 21.)5 HOME keyPress to open the Home Screen. Press the MENU key whilepressing and holding the HOME key to open the LOCKSETUP screen. (See “Lock function” on page 24.)Turn the DATA dial when pressing and holding the HOMEkey to adjust the brightness of the color display, the PAUSE,REC and PLAY keys and the JOG [SHUTTLE], and SD and CFindicators.Push and turn the DATA dial while pressing and holding theHOME key to adjust the brightness of only the color display.6 MENU keyPress to open the MENU screen.Press the MENU key while pressing and holding the HOMEkey to open the LOCK SETUP screen. (See “Lock function” onpage 24.)7 Color displayThis 3.5-inch TFT color display has a 320 x 240 resolution.It shows various types of information and is used fornumerous operations.8 DATA dialTurn to use as a DATA dial and press to use as an ENTERkey. When setting parameter values, press while turning tochange them in large increments (coarse mode).When the take mode Home Screen is open and neither theFlash Page knob nor the NEXT TAKE NAME screen numbersection are selected, turn this to select the take.When a pop-up window is open, this works as the OK orCLOSE button.Turn the DATA dial when pressing and holding the HOMEkey to adjust the brightness of the color display, the PAUSE,REC and PLAY keys and the JOG [SHUTTLE], and SD and CFindicators.Push and turn the DATA dial while pressing and holding theHOME key to adjust the brightness of only the color display.9 STOP keyPress to stop recording or playback.0 PLAY key/indicatorWhen stopped or in playback standby, press this key to startplayback. This key lights during playback.Press this key when in recording standby to start recording.Both the PLAY and REC keys light during recording.In timeline mode, press the PLAY key while pressing andholding the REC key to start recording from that point. Boththe PLAY and REC keys light during recording.q PAUSE key/indicatorPress this key when stopped or during playback to put theunit in playback standby. This key lights when in standby.Press this key while recording to put the unit in recordingstandby. Both the PAUSE and REC keys light when inrecording standby.w REC key/indicatorWhen a recordable card is installed and the unit is stopped,press this key to put the unit into recording standby. Boththe PAUSE and REC keys light during recording standby.2 – Names and functions of parts
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