Solid State Stereo Audio Recorder Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- 1 − Introduction
- 2 − Controls and connectors
- 3 − Menu screens
- 4 − Preparations
- 5 − Playback
- Files that can be played
- Play area
- Basic playback operations
- Selecting a track
- Fast-forward/rewind search
- Time search
- Time skip
- Playback modes
- Program play
- Switching the playback time display mode
- Power-on play
- Repeat play
- Pitch Control play
- Key Control play
- Auto Cue function
- Auto Ready function
- Call function
- Incremental Play function
- Playing in monaural
- Resume Playback
- Flash Start function
- End of disc/track message (EOM)
- 6 − Recording
- Selecting the input source
- Specifying the recording file format
- Using the sampling rate converter
- Monitoring the input signal
- Adjusting the input signal level and balance
- Basic recording operation
- Switching the recording time display mode
- Sync recording
- Sync Record operation
- Auto Track function
- Assigning a new track number manually
- Applying the compressor while recording
- Specifying the name of the recorded file
- 7 − Using the folder finder
- 8 − Using the playlist finder
- 9 − Other settings
- 10 − Operation using a computer keyboard
- 11 − Using the RS-232C connector
- 12 − Messages
- 13 − Troubleshooting
- 14 − Specifications
4 − Preparations
TASCAM SS-R1 17
4 − Preparations
Connections
Connecting headphones
Connect your stereo headphones to the PHONES jack.
Use the PHONES knob located above the PHONES jack to
adjust the volume.
Connecting a PS/2 keyboard
You can use a keyboard to enter file (track) names and
folder names, and also use it to control the SS-R1 (see
“Operation using a computer keyboard” on page 60).
Connecting audio devices (inputs)
Connect an external audio source (e.g., CD player, mixer)
to the SS-R1’s ANALOG INPUTS (BALANCED) jacks,
ANALOG INPUTS (UNBALANCED) jacks, or DIGITAL IN
jack. To select the input source, use the REC menu item
INPUT SELECT. To adjust the input volume, use the REC
menu item INPUT VOLUME.
Connecting audio devices (outputs)
Connect an external monitor system or mixer to the SS-R1’s
ANALOG OUTPUTS (BALANCED) plugs, ANALOG
OUTPUTS (UNBALANCED) jacks, or DIGITAL OUT jack.
Computer
If you connect the SS-R1’s RS-232C connector to your
computer’s RS-232C connector, you’ll be able to control
the SS-R1 from your computer via a serial connection.
After making connections, you’ll need to make the correct
settings on your computer (see “Using the RS-232C con-
nector” on page 63).
Control via a parallel connection
If you want to control the SS-R1 via a parallel connection
from an external controller, use the PARALLEL connector
(25-pin D-sub connector). For details on the pin configura-
tion of the PARALLEL connector, refer to “Control con-
nections” (page 8).
Keyboard
Computer
Mixer
External controller
Headphone