Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 – Introduction
- 2 – Names and functions of parts
- 3 – Preparation
- 4 – Basic operation
- 5 – FILE LIST
- 6 – Overview of operation modes
- 7 – Timeline mode
- Preparing to record
- Recording in timeline mode
- Playback in timeline mode
- Reading, saving and creating AES31 editing information
- Editing the timeline
- Selecting the range to copy/cut/delete
- Setting the editing start point
- Setting the editing end point
- Clearing the editing start/end points
- Selecting a complete region for editing
- Copying the data in the selection (Copy)
- Cutting the data in the selection (Cut)
- Erasing the data in the selection (Erase)
- Dividing the data at the set position (Divide)
- Inserting the data of the copy buffer at the set position (Insert)
- Inserting a selected file into the set position (Insert File)
- Inserting silence at the set position (Insert Mute)
- Pasting the copy buffer data at the set position (Paste)
- Pasting the data of a selected file into the set position (Paste File)
- Setting fades for the designated region (Fade IN/FadeOut)
- Removing set fades (Remove Fade IN/Remove FadeOut)
- Setting the playback level in the selected region (Level)
- Undoing the previous edit (UNDO)
- Redoing an edit (REDO)
- Bouncing
- 8 – Take mode
- 9 – Playlist mode
- Playlist operations
- Editing a playlist (adding, clearing and editing entries)
- ENTRY list screen
- ASSIGN File screen
- Assigning a take to an entry
- Entry number page allocation
- Clearing entry assignments
- Editing entry titles
- Editing the playback starting and ending points
- Editing the playback Start/End point using the number buttons and mark list screen
- Editing the playback starting time
- Editing fade-in/fade-out length and level
- Rehearsal playback
- Saving playlists
- Naming a playlist and saving it
- Playback in playlist mode
- 10 – Internal settings
- Menu screen
- Recording settings (REC SETUP)
- Playback settings (PLAY SETUP)
- Sync and timecode settings (SYNC T/C)
- Remote settings (REMOTE SETUP)
- Audio Signal Input and Output settings (AUDIO I/O)
- Level meter settings (METER SETUP)
- System settings (SYSTEM SETUP)
- Version information (VERSION INFO)
- Viewing and working with folders and files (BROWSE)
- Managing media (MEDIA MANAGE)
- TIMER EVENT LIST screen
- TIMER EVENT SETUP screen
- Operation mode selection (OPERATION MODE)
- 11 – Mark and locate functions
- 12 – Other functions
- 13 – Operation with timecode synchronization
- 14 – Loading files recorded on another device
- 15 – Troubleshooting
- 16 – Messages
- 17 – Specifications
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TASCAM HS-20
1 – Introduction
Thank you very much for purchasing the TASCAM HS-20
Two-Channel Audio Recorder.
Before connecting and using this unit, please take time to
read this manual thoroughly to ensure you understand how to
properly set it up and connect it, as well as the operation of its
many useful and convenient functions. After you have finished
reading this manual, please keep it in a safe place for future
reference.
You can also download the Owner's Manual from the TEAC
Global Site (http://teac-global.com/).
Features
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Uses SD cards and CF cards as recording media (supports
ultra DMA)
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Mirror recording possible using two cards in dual slots
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Two-track simultaneous recording at resolutions up to
192kHz/24-bit
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Three operation modes including timeline, take and playlist
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Timeline mode is similar to a tape recorder and allows
recording and playback based on a timeline
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Take mode allows playback in take units and flash starting
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Playlist mode allows takes to be added to playlists and
played in order or flash started
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File formats: BWF (Broadcast Wave Format)
WAV (Waveform Audio Format)
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Flash starting is possible using a remote control (TASCAM
RC-HS20PD or RC-SS20 sold separately)
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Flash starting is also possible using parallel control or a
keyboard
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Auto cue, auto ready and incremental play functions
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AES31 editing information can be read and written in
timeline mode
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Playlist mode function supports reading and writing of JPPA
flash start playlist files
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JOG/SHUTTLE functions
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Color TFT touch panel with a graphical user interface
enables intuitive operation
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Balanced analog XLR inputs and outputs
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Unbalanced analog RCA inputs and outputs
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XLR AES/EBU digital inputs and outputs
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Coaxial S/PDIF digital inputs and outputs
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Headphones output
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BNC timecode input and output possible using optional
SY-2
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BNC video reference (NTSC/PAL black burst and HDTV
Tri-level signals) and word clock input, output and thru
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USB flash drives can be connected to copy files
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LAN (gigabit Ethernet) function allows file transfer and
remote control over a network
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Parallel remote control supported
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RS-232C serial remote control supported
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RS-422 serial remote control (based on 9-pin serial protocol)
supported using optional SY-2
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Mounting in a rack possible (2U)
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Can be used with TASCAM HS Editor
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SNTP function allows time to be set using an NTP server
•
Recorded files can be automatically transmitted over a
network to designated servers
•
Automatic playback, recording and file transfer possible in
time mode using the timer event list
•
When SD cards and CF cards are inserted, folders necessary
for recording and playback are created automatically
Included items
This product includes the following items.
Take care when opening the package not to damage the items.
Keep the packing materials for transportation in the future.
Please contact TEAC if any of these items are missing or have
been damaged during transportation.
• Main unit ..............................................................................................× 1
• Power cord ...........................................................................................× 1
• Rackmount screw kit ........................................................................× 1
• Security screws ...................................................................................× 3
• Owner’s Manual
(this document including warranty at back) ...........................× 1
Conventions used in this manual
The following conventions are used in this manual.
•
When we refer to keys, connectors and other parts of this
unit and other equipment, we use a bold font like this:
MENU key.
•
“CompactFlash card” is sometimes abbreviated as “CF card”.
•
Additional information is provided as necessary as tips,
notes and cautions.
TIP
These are tips about how to use the unit.
NOTE
These provide additional explanations and describe special
cases.
CAUTION
Failure to follow these instructions could result in injury,
damage to equipment or lost recording data, for example.