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D01185420B

DA-3000

2ch Audio Recorder AD/DA Converter

OWNER'S MANUAL

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Ch audio recorder ad da converter 1
Da 3000 1
Owner s manual 1
After a supply interruption of 5s 0 3 arms 2 after a supply interruption of 5s 0 3 arms 2
Appliance to rain or moisture 2
B the average half cycle r m s inrush current 2
Caution to reduce the risk of electric shock do not remove cover or back no user serviceable parts inside refer servicing to qualified service personnel 2
Ce marking information a applicable electromagnetic environment e4 2
For canada 2
For the customers in europe 2
For u s a 2
Für kunden in europa 2
Important safety precautions 2
On initial switch on 0 9 arms 1 on initial switch on 0 9 arms 2
Pour les utilisateurs en europe 2
Shock hazard do not expose this 2
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 litera ture accompanying the appliance 2
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 enclo sure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons 2
Warning to prevent fire or 2
Important safety instructions 3
Cautions about batteries 4
Safety information 4
A all electrical and electronic equipment should be 5
A waste batteries and or accumulators should be 5
Accumulators can have serious effects on the environment and human health as a result of the presence of hazardous substances in batteries and or accumulators 5
B by disposing of the electrical and electronic 5
B by disposing of waste batteries and or accumulators 5
C improper disposal of waste batteries and or 5
C improper disposal of waste equipment can have 5
Correctly you will help save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human health and the environment 5
D the crossed out wheeled dust bin symbol indicates 5
Disposal of batteries and or accumulators 5
Disposal of electrical and electronic equipment 5
Disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities 5
E the return and collection systems are available to 5
Equipment correctly you will help save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human health and the environment 5
For china 5
For european customers 5
If the battery or accumulator contains more than if the battery or accumulator contains more than the specified values of lead pb mercury hg and or cadmium cd defined in the battery directive 2006 66 ec then the chemical symbols for lead pb mercury hg and or cadmium cd will be indicated beneath the crossed out wheeled dust bin symbol 5
Safety information 5
Serious effects on the environment and human health as a result of the presence of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment 5
That batteries and or accumulators must be collected and disposed of separately from household waste 5
That electrical and electronic equipment must be collected and disposed of separately from household waste 5
The end users for more detailed information about disposal of old electrical and electronic equipment please contact your city office waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the equipment 5
The end users for more detailed information about disposal of waste batteries and or accumulators please contact your city office waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased them 5
Contents 6
Folder and file operations browse screen 2 6
Introduction 6
Names and functions of parts 1 6
Playback 9 6
Preparations 7 6
Recording 2 6
Contents 7
Editing playlists 6 7
Message lists 3 7
Miscellaneous functions 0 7
Recording playback with cascade connections 2 7
Specifications 6 7
Troubleshooting 5 7
Caution 8
Conventions used in this manual 8
Features 8
Included items 8
Introduction 8
Beware of condensation 9
Cleaning the unit 9
Introduction 9
Power supply 9
Precautions for placement and use 9
Trademarks 9
User registration 9
Using the teac global site 9
Introduction 10
Media that has been confirmed for use with this unit 10
Precautions for use 10
Sd card and cf card formatting 10
Sd card write protection 10
Sd cards cf cards and usb flash drives 10
Caution 11
Front panel 11
Names and functions of parts 11
Names and functions of parts 12
Caution 13
Names and functions of parts 13
Rear panel 13
Home screen 14
Names and functions of parts 14
Wireless remote control tascam rc 10 14
Menu screen operation basics 15
Menu structure 15
Names and functions of parts 15
To change the menu page 15
To confirm the selection 15
To move up one level in the menu 15
To open a submenu that is not shown on the display 15
To return directly to the home screen from menu mode 15
To select an item vertically on the screen 15
Menu operation procedures 16
Names and functions of parts 16
Before making connections read the operation manuals of the other equipment carefully and connect each one correctly 17
Capacity to minimize variation in the power voltage 17
Connect all the devices to the same power supply line when using a power strip for example use a thick cable with a high current 17
Making connections 17
Precautions before making connections 17
Preparations 17
Tascam da 300 17
The following example shows connections with an da 3000 17
Turn off or put in standby the power of this unit and all other devices before connecting them 17
Caution 18
Installing the battery 18
Preparations 18
Preparing the remote control 18
Using the wireless remote control 18
Warnings about battery use 18
When to change the battery 18
Adjusting the brightness 19
Caution 19
Preparations 19
Setting the date and time 19
Turning the power off 19
Turning the power on and off 19
Caution 20
Ejecting sd and cf cards 20
Inserting and ejecting sd and cf cards 20
Inserting sd and cf cards 20
Preparations 20
Sd card write protection 20
Caution 21
Connecting disconnecting usb flash drives 21
Connecting usb flash drives 21
Disconnecting usb flash drives 21
Preparations 21
Preparing sd cf cards and usb flash drives 21
Selecting the media used 21
Caution 22
Dsd recording 22
Pcm recording 22
Recording 22
Selecting the input source 22
Showing the input source 22
Unexpected power interruptions 22
Recording 23
Setting the recording file format 23
Using the sampling rate converter 23
Adjusting the input signal level 24
Caution 24
Monitoring the input signal 24
Recording 24
Setting the peak hold indicators 24
Caution 25
Recording 25
Setting the master clock 25
Setting the reference level 25
Basic recording operations 26
Caution 26
Recording 26
To start recording from recording standby 26
To start recording standby from a stopped state 26
To stop recording 26
To switch from recording to recording standby 26
Using this unit as an ad da converter 26
Activating and setting sync recording 27
If the sync level is too high 27
If the sync level is too low 27
Recording 27
Sync recording 27
Sync recording operation 27
Creating a higher numbered track manually 28
Creating new higher numbered tracks automatically 28
Recording 28
Adding marks manually during recording 29
Adding marks when recording 29
Recording 29
Setting the automatic mark function 29
Using the oscillator osc 29
Recording 30
Setting the file name format 30
Setting the pause mode 30
Caution 31
Inputting and editing characters 31
Media capacities and recording times 31
Recording 31
To cancel editing 31
To change the character at the cursor position 31
To delete a character 31
To delete all characters after the cursor position 31
To delete all characters before the cursor position 31
To insert a space 31
To move the cursor editing position 31
To switch between uppercase and lowercase 31
Audio file 32
Browse screen navigation 32
Folder 32
Folder and file operations browse screen 32
Icons on the browse screen 32
Opening the browse screen 32
Playlist 32
Add p l 33
Cancel 33
Create 33
Delete 33
Divide 33
File operations 33
Folder and file operations browse screen 33
Folder operations 33
Move copy 33
Rename 33
Select 33
Caution 34
Deleting folders and files 34
Editing folder and file names 34
Folder and file operations browse screen 34
Folder and file operations browse screen 35
Moving and copying folders and files 35
Registering folders and files in a playlist 35
Creating new folders 36
Folder and file operations browse screen 36
Viewing folder and file information 36
Caution 37
Dividing files 37
Folder and file operations browse screen 37
Folder and file operations browse screen 38
Undoing file division undo redo 38
Basic playback operations 39
Files and tracks 39
Playable file types 39
Playback 39
Searching backward and forward 39
Selecting tracks 39
Selecting tracks directly 39
Skipping to the previous or next track 39
To pause playback and enter playback standby 39
To stop playback 39
Adding marks during playback 40
Adding marks manually during playback 40
Deleting marks 40
Locating to a position after partial entry 40
Locating to marks 40
Locating to specific positions 40
Multi jog dial pressed 40
Pause button pressed 40
Play button pressed 40
Playback 40
Remote control play button pressed 40
Caution 41
Playback 41
Repeat playback 41
Setting gapless playback mode 41
Setting the play mode 41
Caution 42
Clock synchronization 42
Connections and preparations 42
Overview of the cascade function 42
Preparing cables 42
Preparing media 42
Recording playback with cascade connections 42
Selecting the media 42
Setting the recording file format 42
Timing synchronization 42
Caution 43
Clock synchronization 43
Connecting and setting the devices 43
Connections 43
Recording playback with cascade connections 43
Settings 43
Synchronizing using s pdif with the master unit as 43
The clock master 43
Using the master unit as the clock master for word 43
Connections 44
Master 44
Recording playback with cascade connections 44
Setting master and slave units 44
Settings 44
Using an external clock generator as the clock 44
Caution 45
Operation 45
Playing back both master and slave units 45
Playing back with the master unit and recording with a slave unit 45
Recording playback with cascade connections 45
Recording to both master and slave units 45
Using cascaded units 45
Cancel 46
Create 46
Delete 46
Editing playlists 46
Opening the playlist screen 46
Overview of playlist editing 46
Registering tracks in a playlist 46
Rename 46
Select 46
Using the playlist menu 46
Caution 47
Changing playlist names 47
Deleting playlists 47
Editing playlists 47
Moving around playlists 47
Cancel 48
Creating a new playlist 48
Editing playlists 48
Playlist track menu operations 48
Remove 48
Select 48
Changing the playlist track order 49
Editing playlists 49
Removing tracks from playlists 49
Alert display indicator red 50
Caution 50
Copying files between media backing up 50
Error message indicator red 50
Info button and indicator 50
Miscellaneous functions 50
Operation status display indicator blue 50
Miscellaneous functions 51
Restoring the factory settings 51
Setting the keyboard type 51
Using a usb keyboard 51
Viewing information about the media 51
Caution 52
Full keyboard 52
In character input mode 52
Keyboard operation list 52
Miscellaneous functions 52
Numeric keypad transport operation only 52
To delete a character 52
To edit a character 52
To insert a character 52
To move the cursor 52
Using a keyboard to input text 52
Message lists 53
Message lists 54
Changed settings are not saved 55
I hear noise 55
Media is not detected 55
No sound 55
Operation using the remote control rc 10 is not 55
Playback is not possible 55
Possible 55
Power does not turn on 55
Troubleshooting 55
Unable to record 55
When editing text name full appears 55
Aes ebu balanced 56
Analog inputs 56
Analog outputs 56
Balanced 56
Digital input 56
Digital output 56
Inputs and outputs 56
Media and formats 56
Other connectors 56
Phones jack 56
Recording media 56
Recording playback formats 56
S pdif cascade unbalanced 56
Sdif 3 unbalanced 56
Specifications 56
Unbalanced 56
Usb device 56
Usb keyboard 56
Word sync in jack 56
Word sync thru out 56
Audio performance 57
Control input 57
Crosstalk 1khz 57
Dimensions w h d 57
Distortion thd n 1khz 57
Frequency response 57
General 57
Infrared sensor 57
Operating temperature range 57
Playback 57
Power consumption 57
Recording 57
Specifications 57
Weight 57
Dimensional drawings 58
Illustrations and other depictions may differ in part from the actual product 58
Specifications 58
Specifications and external appearance may be changed without notification to improve the product 58
Tascam da 3000 58
Audio block diagram for da 3000 59
Block diagram 59
I f withdit 59
Specifications 59
Da 3000 60
Teac america inc 60
Teac corporation 60
Teac europe gmbh 60
Teac mexico s a de c v 60
Teac uk limited 60

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