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TASCAM SD-20M
2 – Names and functions of parts
Rear panel
h ANALOG (UNBALANCED) INPUT 3/L and 4/R jacks
These RCA pin jacks are analog inputs.
Their nominal input level is −10 dBV.
j ANALOG (UNBALANCED) OUTPUT L and R jacks
These RCA pin jacks are analog outputs.
Their nominal output level is −10 dBV.
k DC IN 12V connector
Connect the included AC adapter (TASCAM PS-P1220E) here.
l GROUND connector
Depending on the conditions of use, noise might occur
in the monitoring sound. If this occurs, connect this to a
ground with a cable (not included).
; Cord holder
Hook the cord of the included AC adapter here to prevent
accidental disconnection.
Home Screen
1 Playback area
This shows the current playback file area.
ALL
All files in the SOUND folder
FOLDER
All files in the selected folder
P.LIST
All files added to the playlist
2 Repeat playback setting
One of the following icons appears according to the current
setting.
Icon Meaning
Single playback
Single file repeat playback
All file repeat playback
3 Current playback file number/total number of files
This shows the current file number and total number of files
in the current playback area.
4 Elapsed time
This shows the elapsed time (hours: minutes: seconds) of the
current file.
5 DC input status
When powering the unit with the included TASCAM
PS-P1220E adapter, appears.
6 Battery supply status
A battery icon appears when power is supplied by batteries.
When batteries are being used, the battery icon shows the
amount of power remaining in bars ( , , ).
The battery is almost dead and the power will soon turn off
if the icon with no bars blinks.
When no batteries are installed in the unit, appears.
NOTE
Sometimes a Battery Low warning appears when recording
or conducting other demanding operations even when
battery power remains.
7 Recorder operation status
This icon shows the recorder operation status.
Indicator Meaning
8
Stopped
9
Paused
7
Playing back
,
Searching forward
m
Searching backward
/
Skipping to the beginning of the next file
.
Skipping to the beginning of the current or
previous file
8 Level meter
These show the levels of the input and playback signals.
9 Playback position display
The current playback position is shown by a bar. As playback
progresses, the bar extends from the left.
0 Remaining time
This shows the elapsed time (hours: minutes: seconds) of the
current file.
q Peak value in decibels (dB)
The maximum level that occurs in a fixed period of time is
displayed in decibels.
w Playback speed setting status
This shows whether the variable speed function is on or off.
(See “Changing the playback speed (VARI SPEED)” on page
31.)
No indicator Variable speed off
Variable speed on
Содержание
- Owner s manual 1
- Sd 20m 1
- Solid state recorder 1
- Caution 2
- Declaration of conformity 2
- For canada 2
- For u s a 2
- Important safety precautions 2
- Information to the user 2
- Important safety instructions 3
- Cautions about batteries 4
- Disposal of batteries and or accumulators 4
- Disposal of electrical and electronic equipment 4
- For european customers 4
- Safety information 4
- Contents 5
- Important safety instructions 5
- Important safety precautions 5
- Introduction 5
- Names and functions of parts 0 5
- Playback 0 5
- Preparation 5 5
- Recording 9 5
- Safety information 5
- Working with folders and files browse screen 7 5
- Contents 6
- Messages 7 6
- Settings and information 3 6
- Specifications 9 6
- Troubleshooting 8 6
- Using the remote jack 6 6
- Caution 7
- Conventions used in this manual 7
- Features 7
- Included items 7
- Introduction 7
- Beware of condensation 8
- Cleaning the unit 8
- Introduction 8
- Precautions for placement and use 8
- Trademarks and copyrights 8
- About sd cards 9
- Introduction 9
- Precautions for use 9
- User registration 9
- Using the teac global site 9
- Caution 10
- Front panel 10
- Names and functions of parts 10
- Behind front cover 11
- Caution 11
- Names and functions of parts 11
- Home screen 12
- Names and functions of parts 12
- Rear panel 12
- Menu structure 13
- Names and functions of parts 13
- Recording screen 13
- Basic menu screen operations 14
- Basic operation 14
- Browse button 14
- Button 14
- Caution 14
- Confirming a selected item 14
- Going back one level in a menu 14
- Input settings 1 2 button 14
- Input settings 3 4 button 14
- M button 14
- Menu button 14
- Menu operation procedures 14
- Multi jog dial 14
- Names and functions of parts 14
- Opening a submenu from a screen 14
- Play settings 14
- Rec settings button 14
- Returning to the home screen from a menu 14
- Selecting items moving vertically on a screen 14
- Stop home 8 button 14
- Caution 15
- Connecting other equipment 15
- Preparation 15
- Caution 16
- Changing the outlet plug 16
- Power sources 16
- Powering the unit 16
- Preparation 16
- Using aa batteries 16
- Using an ac adapter 16
- Caution 17
- Preparation 17
- Resume function 17
- Setting the date and time 17
- Turning the power on and off putting it in standby 17
- Turning the unit off putting it in standby 17
- Turning the unit on 17
- Caution 18
- Inserting and removing sd cards 18
- Inserting the card 18
- Preparation 18
- Preparing an sd card for use 18
- Removing the card 18
- Sd card write protection switches 18
- Setting the key lock function 18
- Caution 19
- Opening the input 1 2 and input 3 4 screens 19
- Opening the rec setting screen 19
- Recording 19
- Setting the recording input sources 19
- Setting where to save files 19
- Adjusting the input level 20
- Caution 20
- Recording 20
- Setting the low cut filter 20
- Caution 21
- Recording 21
- Setting phantom power 21
- Using the level control function 21
- File names when recording 4 channels 22
- File names when recording in mono stereo 22
- Recording 22
- Recording mono stereo 4ch 22
- Setting the file format 22
- Setting the file format and sampling frequency 22
- Setting the sampling frequency 22
- Starting recording 22
- Caution 23
- Creating a new file while continuing to record file splitting 23
- Recording 23
- Recording the moment before pushing record pre rec 23
- Splitting files automatically at set times while recording 23
- Splitting files manually while recording 23
- Adding marks automatically when recording 24
- Adding marks manually to a recording 24
- Moving to a mark position 24
- Recording 24
- Recording using the automatic recording function 24
- Setting the automatic recording function 24
- Starting recording automatically auto rec 24
- Using mark functions 24
- Dual recording file names 25
- Enabling dual recording 25
- Recording 25
- Simultaneously recording two files at different input levels dual rec 25
- Starting dual recording 25
- Recording 26
- Recording duration 26
- All del 27
- Audio file 27
- Cancel 27
- Folder 27
- Folder operations 27
- Icons on the browse screen 27
- Open folder 27
- Opening the browse screen 27
- Screen navigation 27
- Select 27
- Sound folder 27
- Working with folders and files browse screen 27
- Add list 28
- Cancel 28
- Creating new folders 28
- File del 28
- File operations 28
- Working with folders and files browse screen 28
- Adding files to the playlist 29
- Editing the playlist 29
- Playlist 29
- Working with folders and files browse screen 29
- Opening the play setting screen 30
- Playback 30
- Playback area 30
- Setting the playback area 30
- Using the browse screen to select the playback area folder 1 30
- Using the browse screen to select the playback area folder 2 30
- Caution 31
- Changing the playback speed vari speed 31
- Pausing playback 31
- Playback 31
- Playing files 31
- Rewinding and fast forwarding search 31
- Selecting files for playback skipping 31
- Stopping playback 31
- Jumping back a few seconds and replaying jumpback playback 32
- Playback 32
- Repeating playback 32
- Setting the play mode 32
- Caution 33
- Dividing a selected file manually divide 33
- Resetting the count count init 33
- Setting the file name format 33
- Setting the word item 33
- Settings and information 33
- Caution 34
- Formatting sd cards 34
- Restoring factory default settings 34
- Settings and information 34
- Show media information 34
- Adjusting the display contrast 35
- Make system settings 35
- Set the automatic power saving function 35
- Setting the backlight 35
- Setting the output level 35
- Setting the type of batteries 35
- Settings and information 35
- Viewing system information 35
- Setting up a wired remote control 36
- Setting up the footswitch 36
- Using a footswitch tascam rc 3f 36
- Using a remote control tascam rc 10 36
- Using the footswitch 36
- Using the remote jack 36
- Using the wired remote control 36
- Messages 37
- I cannot erase a file 38
- No sound is output 38
- Playback is not possible 38
- Recording is not possible 38
- The input level is low 38
- The playback sounds unnatural 38
- The sd card is not recognized 38
- The sound i am trying to record sounds distorted 38
- The unit turns off automatically 38
- The unit will not turn on 38
- Troubleshooting 38
- Analog audio input and output ratings 39
- Audio performance 39
- Control input output 39
- Current consumption 39
- Distortion 39
- Frequency response 39
- General 39
- Input 3 l and 4 r jacks unbalanced 39
- Input output ratings 39
- Mic line input 1 2 jacks balanced only xlr 39
- Number of channels 39
- Output jacks 39
- Phones jack 39
- Power consumption 39
- Ratings 39
- Recording media 39
- Recording playback formats 39
- Remote jack 39
- S n ratio 39
- Specifications 39
- Support phantom power 39
- Battery operation time continuous operation 40
- Dimensions 40
- Operating temperature range 40
- Specifications 40
- Weight 40
- Dimensional drawings 41
- Illustrations in this manual might differ in part from the actual product specifications and external appearance might be changed without notification to improve the product 41
- Specifications 41
- Tascam sd 20 41
- Exclusion of damages 43
- How you can get warranty service 43
- Length of warranty 43
- Limitation of implied warranties 43
- To locate an authorized service center in your area 43
- Warranty 43
- What is and is not covered 43
- What we will pay for 43
- Who may enforce the warranty 43
- Sd 20m 44
- Teac corporation 44
- Warranty 44
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