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HS-20

2 Channel Audio Recorder

D01235620A

OWNER'S MANUAL

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After a supply interruption of 5s 3 arms 2 after a supply interruption of 5s 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 4 arms 1 on initial switch on 4 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
Caution 3
Important safety instructions 3
Rack mounting the unit 3
Warning 3
B by disposing of the electrical and electronic 4
C improper disposal of waste equipment can have 4
D the crossed out wheeled dust bin symbol indicates 4
Disposal of electrical and electronic equipment a all electrical and electronic equipment should be 4
Disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities 4
E the return and collection systems are available to 4
Equipment correctly you will help save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human health and the environment 4
For china 4
For european customers 4
Important safety instructions 4
Serious effects on the environment and human health as a result of the presence of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment 4
That electrical and electronic equipment must be collected and disposed of separately from household waste 4
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 4
Basic operation 6 5
Contents 5
File list 0 5
Introduction 5
Names and functions of parts 1 5
Overview of operation modes 8 5
Preparation 1 5
Timeline mode 9 5
Contents 6
Internal settings 7 6
Playlist mode 5 6
Take mode 6 6
Contents 7
Loading files recorded on another device 12 7
Mark and locate functions 05 7
Messages 14 7
Operation with timecode synchroniza tion 111 7
Other functions 09 7
Specifications 23 7
Troubleshooting 13 7
Caution 8
Conventions used in this manual 8
Features 8
Included items 8
Introduction 8
Beware of condensation 9
Intellectual property rights 9
Introduction 9
Precautions for placement and use 9
About formats 10
About usb flash drives sd cards and cf cards 10
Cleaning the display 10
Cleaning the unit 10
Introduction 10
Note about confirmed media 10
Precautions for use 10
Sd card write protection 10
Caution 11
Front panel 11
Names and functions of parts 11
Caution 12
Names and functions of parts 12
Caution 13
Names and functions of parts 13
Rear panel 13
Names and functions of parts 14
Parallel connector 14
Rs 232c connector 14
Rs 422 connector attached to optional sy 2 board 14
3 4 5 6 1 15
8 9 0 q w e 15
Home screen 15
In timeline mode 15
Names and functions of parts 15
O p a s d f 15
Names and functions of parts 16
Caution 17
Names and functions of parts 17
In take and playlist modes 18
Names and functions of parts 18
Names and functions of parts 19
Flash start screen 20
Names and functions of parts 20
Caution 21
Inserting and removing sd and cf cards 21
Inserting sd cf cards 21
Preparation 21
Removing sd cf cards 21
About the display 22
Adjusting display and indicator brightness 22
Adjusting the display angle 22
Caution 22
Cautions related to display use 22
Preparation 22
Protect switch for sd cards 22
Security screws 22
Caution 23
Preparation 23
Turning the power on and off 23
Lock function 24
Preparation 24
Setting the time of the built in clock 24
Preparation 25
Recording times 25
Basic operation 26
Card selection 26
Sd cf card preparation 26
Basic operation 27
Caution 27
Formatting sd cf cards 27
Basic operation 28
Setting inputs and outputs 28
Setting reference levels 28
Setting the inputs 28
Setting the master clock 28
Basic operation 29
Caution 29
Connecting headphones 29
Exceeds about 20000 29
Mode and the available memory runs short 29
O when recording editing is repeated in timeline 29
O when the total number of items in one folder 29
Recording operation limitations 29
Explanation of folder structure 30
File formats 30
File list 30
File list screen overview 30
File names 30
Folder structure 30
Root folder selection screen 30
Aes31 file selection screen 31
File list 31
Folder selection screen 31
O aes31 file name buttons 31
O create aes31 button 31
O enter button 31
O folder display 31
O folder name at the top right of display 31
O folder name at the top right of screen 31
O folder name button 31
O folder name column 31
O info button 31
O load column 31
O menu button 31
O multi select button 31
O new folder button 31
O num of playlists playlist mode 31
O num of take timeline and take modes 31
O scroll buttons 31
O total time timeline and take modes 31
File list 32
O circle take button 32
O create playlist button 32
O enter column 32
O folder name column 32
O info button 32
O length column 32
O load column 32
O menu button 32
O multi select button 32
O playlist name buttons 32
O scroll buttons 32
O take name buttons 32
Playlist selection screen 32
Take selection screen 32
Buttons 33
Caution 33
Editing the name of a folder in the root directory 33
File list 33
Loading a folder in the root directory 33
O bs button 33
O caps button 33
O character buttons 33
O date button 33
O del button 33
O enter button 33
O folder name display area 33
O shift button 33
O space button 33
Caution 34
Deleting a folder in the root directory 34
File list 34
Rebuilding folders in the root directory 34
Caution 35
Creating new folders 35
File list 35
Folder operations 35
Loading a folder 35
Caution 36
Deleting a folder 36
Exporting a folder 36
File list 36
Rebuilding folders 36
Caution 37
File list 37
Moving between file list screens 37
O playlist mode 38
O take mode 38
O timeline mode 38
Overview of operation modes 38
Playlist mode functions 38
Selecting the operation mode 38
Take mode functions 38
Timeline mode functions 38
Basic preparations 39
Creating new folders 39
Preparing to record 39
Recording mode settings 39
Setting the file format 39
Timeline mode 39
Locate to the recording start position 40
Other recording settings 40
Playback in timeline mode 40
Record 40
Recording in timeline mode 40
Selecting a folder 40
Stopping recording 40
Timeline mode 40
Loading aes31 editing information 41
Locate to the playback start position 41
Playback control in timeline mode 41
Reading saving and creating aes31 editing information 41
Setting input monitoring 41
Timeline mode 41
Using the call function in timeline mode 41
Attaching a name to and saving aes31 editing information 42
Caution 42
Saving aes31 editing information 42
Timeline mode 42
Creating new aes31 editing information 43
Importing all takes 43
Timeline mode 43
Deleting aes31 files 44
Editing aes31 file names 44
Timeline mode 44
Editing the timeline 45
Selecting the range to copy cut delete 45
Setting the editing start point 45
Timeline mode 45
Clearing the editing start end points 46
Selecting a complete region for editing 46
Setting the editing end point 46
Timeline mode 46
Copying the data in the selection copy 47
Cutting the data in the selection cut 47
Timeline mode 47
Dividing the data at the set position divide 48
Erasing the data in the selection erase 48
Timeline mode 48
Inserting a selected file into the set position insert file 49
Inserting the data of the copy buffer at the set position insert 49
Timeline mode 49
Inserting silence at the set position insert mute 50
Timeline mode 50
Pasting the copy buffer data at the set position paste 51
Pasting the data of a selected file into the set position paste file 51
Timeline mode 51
Setting fades for the designated region fade in fadeout 52
Timeline mode 52
Removing set fades remove fade in remove fadeout 53
Setting the playback level in the selected region level 53
Timeline mode 53
Redoing an edit redo 54
Timeline mode 54
Undoing the previous edit undo 54
Bouncing 55
Bouncing the interval 55
Clearing the bounce starting and ending points 55
Setting the bounce ending point 55
Setting the bounce starting point 55
Timeline mode 55
Basic preparations 56
Creating new folders 56
Preparing to record 56
Recording mode settings 56
Setting the file format 56
Take mode 56
Other recording settings 57
Playback in take mode 57
Recording in take mode 57
Selecting a folder take 57
Starting recording 57
Stopping recording 57
Take mode 57
Caution 58
Playback control in take mode 58
Setting input monitoring 58
Take mode 58
Using the call function in playlist mode 58
Using the flash start function in take mode 58
Editing take start times 59
Exporting takes 59
O editing take start times o exporting takes o uploading takes to an ftp server o deleting takes o sorting takes o changing the order of takes o editing take names o dividing takes divide o combining takes combine o undoing the previous edit undo o redoing an undone edit redo 59
Take mode 59
Take operations 59
Caution 60
Deleting a take 60
Take mode 60
Uploading takes to an ftp server 60
Changing the order of takes 61
Editing take names 61
Sorting takes 61
Take mode 61
Caution 62
Dividing a take 62
Take mode 62
Caution 63
Combining takes 63
Take mode 63
Redoing the previously undone take edit redo 64
Take mode 64
Undoing the previous take edit undo 64
Creating a new playlist 65
Loading a folder 65
Playlist mode 65
Playlist operations 65
Changing a playlist name later 66
Playlist mode 66
Deleting a playlist 67
Loading playlists 67
Playlist mode 67
Editing a playlist adding clearing and editing entries 68
Entry list screen 68
Playlist mode 68
Assign file screen 69
Playlist mode 69
Assigning a take to an entry 70
Caution 70
Entry number page allocation 70
Playlist mode 70
Clearing entry assignments 71
Editing entry titles 71
Playlist mode 71
Editing the playback start end point using the number buttons and mark list screen 72
Editing the playback starting and ending points 72
Playlist mode 72
Editing the playback starting time 73
Playlist mode 73
Editing fade in fade out length and level 74
Playlist mode 74
Rehearsal playback 74
Caution 75
Naming a playlist and saving it 75
Playlist mode 75
Saving playlists 75
Playback control in playlist mode 76
Playback in playlist mode 76
Playlist mode 76
Selecting a playlist 76
Using the call function in playlist mode 76
Using the flash start function in playlist mode 76
Internal settings 77
Menu screen 77
Rec mode 77
Rec mode page 77
Recording settings rec setup 77
Setting button appearance 77
Internal settings 78
Various messages 78
Auto space check 79
File format page 79
Internal settings 79
General page 80
Internal settings 80
O audio over 80
O pre rec end 80
O sync unlock 80
O time interval 80
Options page 80
Playback settings play setup 80
Clock page 81
Control page 81
Internal settings 81
Sync and timecode settings sync t c 81
Internal settings 82
Sync page 82
T c page 82
Internal settings 83
Setup page 83
General page 84
I o page 84
Internal settings 84
Remote settings remote setup 84
Internal settings 85
O aux1 function 85
O aux2 function 85
O aux3 function 85
Parallel page 85
Rs 232c page 85
Internal settings 86
Network page 86
Rs 422 page 86
Ftp page 87
Internal settings 87
Caution 88
Ftp file transfer protocol server 88
Internal settings 88
Network functions ftp server telnet vnc 88
O file operations using an ftp client application 88
O settings necessary to connect via ftp 88
Internal settings 89
O connecting this unit with telnet 89
O settings necessary for telnet connection 89
Remote control telnet 89
Vnc virtual network computing 89
Audio signal input and output settings audio i o 90
Input page 90
Internal settings 90
O settings necessary for vnc connection 90
Output page 90
Internal settings 91
Level meter settings meter setup 91
Preferences page 91
System settings system setup 91
Analog ref lvl adjust page 92
Clock adjust page 92
Internal settings 92
Load factory preset 92
System backup 92
System setting backup and preset functions 92
Tc chase backup 92
Daylight saving time setup screen 93
Internal settings 93
Sntp setup screen 93
Internal settings 94
Version information version info 94
Displaying a folder file 95
Displaying folder file information 95
Internal settings 95
Viewing and working with folders and files browse 95
Copying a folder file 96
Internal settings 96
Internal settings 97
Caution 98
Deleting a folder file 98
Internal settings 98
Caution 99
Internal settings 99
Managing media media manage 99
Timer event list screen 99
Internal settings 100
Caution 101
Internal settings 101
Timer event setup screen 101
Internal settings 102
Playback file selection screen 102
Internal settings 103
Internal settings 104
Operation mode selection operation mode 104
Adding marks 105
Mark and locate functions 105
Mark functions 105
Mark list screen 105
Using keys to locate to marks 105
Deleting marks 106
Locating to marks 106
Mark and locate functions 106
Viewing mark information 106
Editing mark names 107
Editing mark positions 107
Mark and locate functions 107
Manual locate function 108
Mark and locate functions 108
Flash start function 109
Operation using a computer keyboard 109
Other functions 109
Setting the keyboard type 109
Use the keyboard to input names 109
Caution 110
Erasing characters 110
Inputting characters 110
Inserting characters 110
List of keyboard operations 110
Moving the cursor 110
Other functions 110
Selecting the type of character to input 110
Basic operation 111
Caution 111
Operation with timecode synchronization 111
Playback synchronized with timecode 111
Playlist mode 111
Rechase 111
Recording synchronized with timecode 111
Take mode 111
Timecode offset 111
Timeline mode 111
Caution 112
Loading files recorded on another device 112
Preparation before importing 112
Using imported files on this unit 112
I cannot create a new folder 113
I hear noise 113
Media is not recognized 113
Playback is not possible 113
Recording is not possible 113
Setting changes are not remembered 113
The touch panel does not work properly 113
The unit controls do not function 113
The unit will not turn on 113
There is no sound 113
Troubleshooting 113
Messages 114
Messages 115
Messages 116
Messages 117
Messages 118
Messages 119
Messages 120
Messages 121
Messages 122
Analog audio inputs and outputs 123
Analog in l r balanced 123
Analog in l r unbalanced 123
Analog out l r balanced 123
Analog out l r unbalanced 123
Audio resolution 123
Clock reference types 123
Digital audio inputs and outputs 123
Digital in aes ebu 123
Digital in s pdif 123
File formats 123
File system 123
Inputs and outputs 123
Number of channels 123
Phones jack 123
Quantization bit depths 123
Recording media 123
Sampling frequencies 123
Specifications 123
Timecode frame rates 123
Control input output ratings 124
Digital out aes ebu 124
Digital out s pdif 124
Ethernet 124
Keyboard 124
Parallel 124
Remote 124
Rs 232c 124
Rs 422 attached with optional sy 2 board 124
Specifications 124
Timecode in attached with optional sy 2 board 124
Timecode out attached with optional sy 2 board 124
Word video in 124
Word video thru out 124
Audio performance 125
Dimensional drawings 125
Dimensions w h d 125
Distortion 125
Frequency response 125
General 125
Operating temperature range 125
Power consumption 125
S n ratio 125
Specifications 125
Weight 125
Block diagram 126
Specifications 126
Exclusion of damages 127
How you can get warranty service 127
Length of warranty 127
Limitation of implied warranties 127
To locate an authorized service center in your area 127
Warranty 127
What is and is not covered 127
What we will pay for 127
Who may enforce the warranty 127
Teac corporation 128
Warranty 128

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