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TASCAM SS-CDR250N / SS-R250N
15– Using the Remote Control Connectors
Using the RS-232C connector
Using the RS-232C connector (9-pin D-sub RS-232C standard) on
the back of the unit, this unit can be operated by a computer or
other external device by serial control. In addition, flash starting
by remote control is possible if a TASCAM RC-SS150 (sold sepa-
rately) is connected.
Select RS-232C on the REMOTE page to open the RS-232C screen.
(See “Menu operation procedures” on page 22.)
Setting the transmission speed (baud rate)
Select BAUD RATE, and set the transmission speed (baud rate).
Options: 4800bps, 9600bps, 19200bps, 38400bps,
57600bps (default)
Setting the parity bit
Select PARITY BIT, and set whether or not there is a parity bit.
Options: NONE (none, default value), EVEN (even), ODD (odd)
Setting the stop bit
Select STOP BIT, and set the stop bit.
Options: 1 (default), 2
Set the data length
Select DATA LENGTH, and set the data length.
Options: 7bit, 8bit (default)
NOTE
i
The 9 pin of this unit's RS-232C connector is used to supply
12V power to the TASCAM RC-SS150 Do not use it to supply
power to any other device. The 9 pin of ordinary computer
RS-232C connectors is unused, so commercially-available RS-
232C cables can be used for connection.
i
For information about this unit's RS-232C command protocol,
please contact the TASCAM customer support service.
Using a footswitch (TASCAM RC-3F)
You can use a TASCAM RC-3F footswitch (sold separately) con-
nected to the REMOTE jack on the front of this unit to control it.
TASCAM RC-3F (sold separately)
Setting up the footswitch
1. Select RC-3F MODE on the REMOTE page to open the RC-3F
MODE screen. (See “Menu operation procedures” on page
22.)
2. Select one of the three pedal assignment modes.
Option Meaning
MODE1 (default)
This mode is optimal for recording min-
utes of meetings, for example.
MODE2
This mode provides basic transport re-
mote control.
MODE3
Use this mode for the pitch control func-
tion.
3. Confirm the setting and return to the Menu Screen.
Using the footswitch
Press the pedals of the footswitch to use the operations assigned
to them by the RC-3F MODE item.
Footswitch pedal assignments
MODE
Footswitch
L (press) C (press) R (press)
L (press and hold) C (release) R (press and hold)
1
.
PLAY
/
m
PAUSE/STOP
,
2
.
PLAY/PAUSE
/
m
---
,
3
PITCH (−)
1% increments
PLAY/PAUSE
PITCH (+)
1% increments
--- --- ---
Setting the Record Tally
The high/low status of PARALLEL connector pin 11 (Record Tally)
when recording is paused can be set.
1. Select the RECORD TALLY item on the REMOTE page and open
the RECORD TALLY screen. (See “Menu operation procedures”
on page 22.)
2. Set the output mode of the PARALLEL connector pin 11 (Re-
cord Tally) when recording is paused.
Option Meaning
REC ONLY
(default)
Record Tally is not output when record-
ing is paused.
REC PAUSE/REC
Record Tally is output when recording is
paused. (Low state)
3. Confirm the setting and return to the Menu Screen.
Содержание
- Caution 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 2
- Declaration of conformity 2
- For canada 2
- For u s a 2
- Important safety precautions 2
- In usa canada use only on 120 v supply 2
- Information to the user 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 shock hazard do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture 2
- Caution 3
- Important safety instructions 3
- Mount the unit in a standard 19 inch rack as shown below 3
- Rack mounting the unit 3
- Use the supplied rack mounting kit to 3
- Warning 3
- Cautions about batteries 4
- Laser information 4
- Notes on laser product ss cdr250n 4
- Optical pickup 4
- Safety information 4
- Warning 4
- For china 5
- For european customers 5
- Safety information 5
- Contents 6
- Contents 7
- Contents 8
- Conventions used in this manual 9
- Difference between the ss cdr250n and ss r250n 9
- Features 9
- Introduction 9
- Items included with this product 9
- Beware of condensation 10
- Cleaning the unit 10
- Introduction 10
- Notes about power supplies 10
- Precautions for placement and use 10
- Trademarks 10
- About cd r and cd rw discs 11
- About compact discs 11
- Introduction 11
- Note about formatting 11
- Precautions for use 11
- Sd card write protection 11
- Sd cards and usb flash drives 11
- About tascam customer support service 12
- Introduction 12
- Product registration 12
- Slot loading of discs 12
- Trouble inserting a disc 12
- Using the teac global site 12
- Disc force ejection emergency hole ss cdr250n 13
- Disc insertion slot ss cdr250n only 13
- Display 13
- Eject button ss cdr250n only 13
- Front panel 13
- Home info button 13
- Key edit button 13
- Menu jog button 13
- Names and functions of parts 13
- Ss cdr250n 13
- Ss r250n 13
- Standby on button and indicator 13
- A b button 14
- Input button 14
- Media button 14
- Multi jog dial 14
- Names and functions of parts 14
- Phones jack knob 14
- Pitch browse button 14
- Remote control signal receiver 14
- Remote jack 2 mm dia trs 14
- Sd card slots 14
- Shift button 14
- Usb port 14
- Aes ebu in jack 15
- Aes ebu out jack 15
- Analog in unbalanced l r jacks 15
- Analog out balanced l r jacks 15
- Analog out unbalanced l r jacks 15
- Mic line in balanced l r jacks 15
- Names and functions of parts 15
- Pause call button indicator 15
- Play button indicator 15
- Rear panel 15
- Record trk inc button indicator 15
- Spdif in jack 15
- Stop button stop load button ss cdr250 only 15
- Ac in connector 16
- Connector 16
- Names and functions of parts 16
- Option slot 16
- Parallel connector 16
- Parallel connector overview 16
- Rs 232c connector 16
- Spdif out jack 16
- Button 17
- Current medium 17
- Elapsed time from track beginning 17
- F1 button 17
- F2 button 17
- F3 button 17
- F4 button 17
- Home screen 17
- Level meters 17
- Mark button 17
- Names and functions of parts 17
- Record 17
- Remaining time to track end 17
- Wireless remote control tascam rc 10 17
- Display mode 18
- Folder name 18
- Key control status 18
- Mark display 18
- Names and functions of parts 18
- Pitch control status 18
- Playback area 18
- Playback function activation status 18
- Playback mode 18
- Repeat playback status 18
- Timer event setting status 18
- Total elapsed playback position 18
- Total track recorded time 18
- Total track remaining time 18
- Track number 18
- Track number total number of tracks 18
- Track playback position 18
- Track title 18
- Upload download status 18
- Current medium 19
- Display mode 19
- Elapsed track recording time 19
- File type 19
- Input levels 19
- Input setting status 19
- Low cut filter setting status 19
- Names and functions of parts 19
- Phantom power supply status 19
- Recording function activation status 19
- Recording screen 19
- Remaining track recording time 19
- Timer event setting status 19
- Track number 19
- Track recording position 19
- Track title 19
- Menu structure 20
- Name of track recording folder 20
- Names and functions of parts 20
- Total recording position 20
- Total track elapsed time 20
- Total track remaining time 20
- Track number total number of tracks 20
- Names and functions of parts 21
- Basic menu screen operations 22
- Changing menu items by page 22
- Confirming a selected item 22
- Going back one step in a menu 22
- Menu operation procedures 22
- Names and functions of parts 22
- Opening a submenu from a page 22
- Returning directly to the home screen from a menu screen 22
- Selecting an item in a submenu 22
- Selecting items moving vertically on a page 22
- Making connections 23
- Precautions before making connections 23
- Preparation 23
- Battery precautions 24
- Installing the coin battery 24
- Preparation 24
- Preparing the remote control 24
- Using the wireless remote control 24
- When to replace the battery 24
- Installing a dante interface card sold separately 25
- Preparation 25
- Turning the unit off 25
- Turning the unit on and off 25
- Adjusting the display 26
- Adjusting the display and indicator bright ness 26
- Adjusting the display and indicator brightness 26
- Adjusting the display contrast 26
- Preparation 26
- Setting the built in clock date and time 26
- Inserting and removing sd cards 27
- Inserting sd cards 27
- Preparation 27
- Removing sd cards 27
- Using the security screw 27
- Connecting and disconnecting usb flash drives 28
- Ejecting discs 28
- Force disc ejection 28
- Inserting and removing discs ss cdr250n only 28
- Inserting discs 28
- Preparation 28
- Sd card write protection switches 28
- Preparation 29
- Preparing sd cards and usb flash drives for use 29
- Selecting media 29
- Contents 30
- Opening the information screen 30
- Preparation 30
- Setting the lock function 30
- Audio cds 31
- Files that can be played back 31
- Playback 31
- Playback area 31
- Selecting the current folder or current play list 31
- Selecting the current folder or current playlist 31
- Setting the playback area 31
- Tracks and files 31
- Usb flash drives sd cards data cds 31
- Basic playback operations 32
- Pausing playback 32
- Playback 32
- Playing tracks 32
- Selecting tracks directly 32
- Selecting tracks for playback 32
- Setting the play mode 32
- Skipping to earlier and later tracks 32
- Stopping playback 32
- Jog playback 33
- Playback 33
- Program playback 33
- Searching backward and forward 33
- Setting the program 33
- Adjusting the pitch 34
- Playback 34
- Setting the key 34
- Turning the key control function on off 34
- Turning the pitch control function on off 34
- Using the key control function 34
- Using the pitch control function 34
- A b repeat playback settings 35
- Ordinary repeat playback settings 35
- Playback 35
- Set the auto cue level 35
- Turn the auto cue function on off 35
- Using the auto cue function 35
- Using the repeat playback function 35
- Playback 36
- Playing back in mono 36
- Using the auto ready function 36
- Using the incremental playback function 36
- Input source information display 37
- Playback 37
- Setting the ducking attenuation reduction level 37
- Setting the ducking function operation mode 37
- Setting the ducking threshold level 37
- Setting the eom tally output trigger 37
- Setting the time until ducking stops after the signal goes below the threshold level 37
- Using the ducking function 37
- Using the eom function 37
- Using this function 37
- Playback 38
- Using the resume function 38
- Using the time skip function 38
- Playback 39
- Setting playback start timing 39
- Setting the call function 39
- Setting the sampling rate of output audio 39
- Using the call function 39
- Making connections for link playback 40
- Making link playback mode settings 40
- Making link playback settings 40
- Playback 40
- Setting the link playback connector 40
- Using the flash start function 40
- Using the link playback function 40
- Differences between functions on the browse screen for audio cds and data cds 41
- Differences between functions on the browse screen for cds and usb flash drives sd cards 41
- Opening the browse screen 41
- Working with folders and files browse screen 41
- Audio file 42
- Icons on the browse screen 42
- Media icons 42
- Navigating the browse screen 42
- Other files 42
- Plain folder 42
- Playlists 42
- Working with folders and files browse screen 42
- Cancel 43
- Create folder 43
- Delete 43
- Enter exit 43
- Folder operations 43
- Go to current folder 43
- Rename 43
- Set to current folder 43
- Sort by name 43
- Sort by time 43
- Working with folders and files browse screen 43
- Assign to playlist 44
- Cancel 44
- Delete 44
- File operations 44
- Rename 44
- Select 44
- Sort by name 44
- Sort by time 44
- Working with folders and files browse screen 44
- Deleting folders and files 45
- Editing folder and file names 45
- Working with folders and files browse screen 45
- Assigning files to a playlist 46
- Undoing folder or file deletion undo 46
- Working with folders and files browse screen 46
- Copying folders and files 47
- Creating new folders 47
- Working with folders and files browse screen 47
- Moving folders and files 48
- Working with folders and files browse screen 48
- Closing the browse screen and returning to the home screen 49
- Editing cd text cd r cd rw discs only 49
- Opening the audio cd browse screen 49
- Selecting a track to play 49
- Using the audio cd browse screen ss cdr250n only 49
- Assigning files to a playlist 50
- Editing playlists usb flash drives sd cards only 50
- Opening the current playlist screen from the menu page 50
- Opening the playlist screen 50
- Opening the playlist screen from the browse screen 50
- Playlist editing overview 50
- Cancel 51
- Create playlist 51
- Delete 51
- Editing playlists usb flash drives sd cards only 51
- Playlist menu operations 51
- Rename 51
- Save as 51
- Setting the current playlist 51
- Deleting playlists 52
- Editing playlist names 52
- Editing playlists usb flash drives sd cards only 52
- Saving the current playlist with a different name 52
- Assign 53
- Cancel 53
- Creating new playlists 53
- Editing playlists usb flash drives sd cards only 53
- List mode 53
- Playlist entry menu operations 53
- Rc ss150 mode 53
- Select 53
- Assigning files to playlists 54
- Clearing file assignments from playlists 54
- Editing playlists usb flash drives sd cards only 54
- Editing playlists usb flash drives sd cards only 55
- Rc ss150 mode playlist assignment screen 55
- Recording 56
- Selecting from the home screen 56
- Selecting the input source 56
- Unexpected power interruptions 56
- Wav bwf 56
- Input source display 57
- Recording 57
- Selecting from the menu screen 57
- Setting left right channel inputs sepa rately 57
- Setting left right channel inputs separately 57
- Adjusting input signal levels 58
- Recording 58
- Setting mic line input sensitivity 58
- Recording 59
- Setting automatic gain control for mic inputs 59
- Setting phantom power 59
- Recording 60
- Setting the low cut filter 60
- Using the dynamics function 60
- If cd is selected as the current medium 61
- Making recording format settings 61
- Recording 61
- Recording option functions 61
- Setting the recording file format 61
- Mp3 file bit rate setting 62
- Recording 62
- Recording input channel settings 62
- Setting the second medium for backup and relay recording 62
- Wav file settings 62
- Basic recording operations 63
- Entering recording standby from a stopped state 63
- Monitoring input signals 63
- Pausing recording 63
- Recording 63
- Setting the file name format 63
- Starting recording from recording standby 63
- Stopping recording 63
- Applying dithering to recording 64
- Canceling edits 64
- Changing the character input 64
- Changing the cursor editing point position 64
- Character input limit 64
- Deleting a character 64
- Deleting all characters to the left of the cursor 64
- Deleting all characters to the right of the cursor 64
- Editing text 64
- Inputting the date 64
- Inputting the selected character at the cursor editing position 64
- Leaving a single space open 64
- Recording 64
- Switching between upper and lower case 64
- Using the sampling rate converter 64
- Recording 65
- Recording a few seconds in advance pre recording 65
- Setting the pause mode 65
- Setting the synchronized recording function sync level 65
- Skipping recording standby before recording direct recording 65
- Synchronized recording settings 65
- Turning the synchronized recording function on off 65
- Using the synchronized recording function 65
- If the sync level is too high 66
- If the sync level is too low 66
- Incrementing track numbers during recording 66
- Incrementing track numbers manually 66
- Recording 66
- Setting the condition to return to recording standby 66
- Setting the delay before recording starts 66
- Sync recording operation overview 66
- Incrementing track numbers automatically 67
- Recording 67
- Adding marks automatically when recording 68
- Adding marks manually when record ing 68
- Adding marks manually when recording 68
- Adding marks when recording 68
- Recording 68
- Recording 69
- Recording duration 69
- Combine 70
- Delete 70
- Deleting tracks delete 70
- Divide 70
- Edit menu operations 70
- Using the edit menu usb flash drives and sd cards only 70
- Dividing tracks divide 71
- Using the edit menu usb flash drives and sd cards only 71
- Combining tracks combine 72
- Undoing edit menu operations undo 72
- Using the edit menu usb flash drives and sd cards only 72
- Cd functions ss cdr250n only 73
- Finalizing cd r cd rw discs 73
- Finalizing discs 73
- Unfinalizing cd rw discs 73
- Cd functions ss cdr250n only 74
- Erasing cd rw discs 74
- Erasing tracks 74
- Refreshing discs 74
- Cd functions ss cdr250n only 75
- Copying files from usb flash drives and sd cards to blank cds with or without conversion 75
- Creating audio cds 75
- Cd functions ss cdr250n only 76
- Creating data cds 76
- Deleting tracks from a track list 76
- Moving tracks within a track list 76
- Cd functions ss cdr250n only 77
- Cd functions ss cdr250n only 78
- Converting and copying audio cd tracks 78
- Copying files from cds to usb flash drives and sd cards with or without conversion 78
- Cd functions ss cdr250n only 79
- Copying files on a data cd 79
- Cd functions ss cdr250n only 80
- Current time display hour minute second 81
- Event execution date day 81
- Event execution time 81
- Number 81
- On off status 81
- Opening the timer event list screen 81
- Schedule status 81
- Timer event functions usb flash drives and sd cards only 81
- Turning the timer event function on off 81
- Type indicator 81
- Cancel 82
- Create new event 82
- Delete 82
- Delete all 82
- Download target 82
- Edit event 82
- Editing timer events 82
- Event type 82
- Playback file 82
- Rec input select 82
- Schedule type 82
- Set to on set to off 82
- Show all 82
- Show specified date 82
- Show today 82
- Timer event bliss menu operations 82
- Timer event functions usb flash drives and sd cards only 82
- Selecting files for playback 83
- Setting the event type 83
- Specifying files for playback 83
- Timer event functions usb flash drives and sd cards only 83
- Selecting files folders for download by in putting path names 84
- Selecting files folders for download by inputting path names 84
- Selecting the input to use when recording 84
- Setting execution schedules for timer events 84
- Setting folders files to use for ftp server download 84
- Timer event functions usb flash drives and sd cards only 84
- Setting dates for timer event execution 85
- Setting days for timer event execution 85
- Setting the frequency intervals of events that repeat 85
- Setting the number of event repetitions 85
- Setting times for timer event execution 85
- Setting what happens at the time set for the playback timer event 85
- Timer event functions usb flash drives and sd cards only 85
- Creating new timer events 86
- Deleting all timer events 86
- Deleting timer events 86
- Timer event functions usb flash drives and sd cards only 86
- Adding marks 87
- Mark and locate functions 87
- Mark functions usb flash drives and sd cards only 87
- Moving to marks 87
- Using marks 87
- Deleting all marks in the current file 88
- Deleting marks 88
- Editing mark locations 88
- Editing mark names 88
- Mark and locate functions 88
- Viewing mark information 88
- If the multi jog dial was pressed 89
- If the pause call button was pressed 89
- If the play button was pressed 89
- Locating before completely specifying the time 89
- Locating to a specific time 89
- Mark and locate functions 89
- Dns address 90
- Dns setup 90
- Ip address 90
- Ip setup 90
- Linked unlinked 90
- Mac address 90
- Network function settings 90
- Network functions 90
- Admin password 91
- Ftp client function settings 91
- Ftps mode 91
- Ip password 91
- Network functions 91
- Nickname 91
- Target ftp server 91
- Ftp server functions 92
- Network functions 92
- Selecting folders to use by inputting path names 92
- Connecting to this unit by telnet 93
- Network functions 93
- Overview of file operations using an ftp client appli cation 93
- Remote control 93
- Required settings for telnet connection 93
- Network functions 94
- Ntp server 94
- Setting the sntp function 94
- Sntp status 94
- Sntp update 94
- Daylight saving 95
- Network functions 95
- Time zone 95
- Adjusting the analog output 96
- Other settings information screens and keyboard operations 96
- Power on action function setting 96
- Setting the reference level 96
- Setting the remote power control function 96
- Correcting characters 97
- Deleting a character 97
- Inputting characters 97
- Inserting characters 97
- List of keyboard operations 97
- Moving the cursor 97
- Operations on menu browse and other screens 97
- Other settings information screens and keyboard operations 97
- Selecting the type of character input 97
- Setting the keyboard type 97
- Transport operations 97
- Using a usb keyboard to operate the unit 97
- Using the keyboard to input names and values 97
- Numeric keypad only transport operations 98
- Other settings information screens and keyboard operations 98
- Loading user settings 99
- Other settings information screens and keyboard operations 99
- Restoring factory default settings 99
- Saving and loading user settings 99
- Saving user settings 99
- Viewing media information 99
- Exporting importing system backup data usb flash drives and sd cards only 100
- Other settings information screens and keyboard operations 100
- Checking the firmware version 101
- Firmware update procedures usb flash drives and sd cards only 101
- Other settings information screens and keyboard operations 101
- Setting the record tally 102
- Setting up the footswitch 102
- Using a footswitch tascam rc 3f 102
- Using the footswitch 102
- Using the remote control connectors 102
- Using the rs 232c connector 102
- Messages 103
- Messages 104
- Messages 105
- Changed settings are forgotten 106
- No sound is output 106
- Playback is not possible 106
- Recording is not possible 106
- Rename failed appears when editing a name 106
- The medium is not recognized 106
- The rc 10 remote control does not function 106
- The unit does not function 106
- The unit will not turn on 106
- There is noise 106
- Troubleshooting 106
- Analog audio input and output ratings 107
- Analog input balanced jacks 107
- Analog input unbalanced jacks 107
- Analog output balanced jacks 107
- Analog output unbalanced jacks 107
- Digital audio input output ratings 107
- Digital input aes ebu jack 107
- Digital input s pdif jack 107
- Digital output aes ebu jack 107
- Digital output s pdif jack 107
- General 107
- Input and output 107
- Number of channels 107
- Phones jack 107
- Recording and playback file formats 107
- Recording media 107
- Specifications 107
- Audio performance 108
- Control input output 108
- Crosstalk between channels 108
- Dimensions 108
- Distortion 108
- Dynamic range 108
- Equivalent input noise ein 108
- Ethernet connector 108
- Frequency response 108
- Operating temperature range 108
- Parallel connector 108
- Power consumption 108
- Remote jack 108
- Rs 232c connector 108
- S n ratio 108
- Specifications 108
- Usb port 108
- Weight 108
- Dimensional drawings 109
- Illustrations in this manual might differ in part from the actual product 109
- Specifications 109
- Specifications and external appearance might be changed without notification to improve the product 109
- Tascam ss cdr250n ss r250 109
- Block diagrams 110
- Specifications 110
- Tascam ss cdr250n ss r250n 110
- Exclusion of damages 111
- How you can get warranty service 111
- Http teac global com 111
- Length of warranty 111
- Limitation of implied warranties 111
- Tascam 111
- To locate an authorized service center in your area 111
- Warranty 111
- What is and is not covered 111
- What we will pay for 111
- Who is covered under the warranty 111
- Ss cdr250n ss r250n 112
- Teac corporation 112
- Warranty 112
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