Tascam MD-801R/P Mk II, MD-801P Mk II owner manual Index F P, Eom

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without saving the edits to disc 5-1Editing a programmed sequence 6-2Editing operations 5-1

EJECT key 2-2Ejecting discs 4-1

End of track, erasing to 5-4

Entering the A and B location points 4-2

EOM

disc 3-2track 3-2

Erased material restoring 5-6

Erasing

complete disc 5-7

from the start of a track 5-4more than one track at a time 5-4normal A-B 5-4

to the end of a track 5-4track 5-2

Error messages and troubleshooting guide 8-1

F

Fader start 7-2

First audio position in track, cueing to 4-3Flash start 6-2

Frame display 3-1Front panel 2-2

G

General notes on recording using MD 4-5General transport operations 6-1

I

I/O

analog 8-3digital 8-3

ID, copy 3-4Incremental play 3-3Incrementing track number 4-6indicators, tally 7-1

INPUT LEVEL controls 2-6Input levels 2-8

INPUT selection switch 2-6Inserting and ejecting discs 4-1Inserting characters 5-8Introduction 1-1

J

JOG key and indicator 2-3

Jog loop length 3-1

Jog mode 4-3

JOG/DATA dial 2-3

Joop length (jog) 3-1

K

Katakana indicator 2-6Keyboard (PS/2)

track and disc title editing 6-3using with the MD-801 6-1

KEYBOARD connector 2-9

L

Laser pickup time 3-4Level control

PHONES jack 2-3LEVEL controls, INPUT 2-6Level for auto track numbering 3-4Level meters 2-7

LINE ANALOG OUTPUTS 2-8

LOC A/DEL & LOC B/INSERT keys and indicators 2-5Location points

entry 4-2

playback between 4-2Location, time-based 6-2

M

MD media, care of 1-2

MEMO IN/CAPS key and indicator 2-5Memory

backup 1-4buffer 1-1

Menu items 3-1MENU key 2-3Menu operations

basic principles 3-1Meters, peak 2-8MiniDisc format, about 1-1MODE SET DIP switch bank 2-9Monaural playback 4-1

MONITOR ANALOG OUTPUTS 2-8Mono-to-stereo 5-6

Moving an A-B point 5-5Moving tracks 5-3

N

Normal A-B erase 5-4

Notes on recording using MD format 4-5

Number incrementing (track) 4-6

Numbering level (auto-numbering) 3-4

O

Output levels 2-8

P

Peak level meters 2-7

PGM NO. indicator 2-7

PHONES jack and level control 2-3

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Contents MD-801R@#/ MD-801P@# Important for U.K. Customers Important Safety PrecautionsImportant Safety Instructions Safety Information Table of Contents Specifications, etc Remote control of the MD-801Editing operations Use of a keyboard with the MD-801About the MiniDisc format IntroductionCare of MD media Care of MD mediaAbout the MD-801R/P Mk Track titling, etcUnpacking the unit About the MD-801R/P MkRack-mounting the unit Care of the unitAbout this manual Backup memoryAbout this manual Hookup Examplel Hookup ExamplelFront and rear panel features Front panel Front panel Edit key Auto Ready key and indicator TOC Write key and indicatorAuto CUE key and indicator Play Mode keyDisplay DisplayRear panel Rear panelAnalog Inputs and trimmers Balanced Analog output function DIP switch bankAnalog Outputs Line and trimmers Keyboard connector Mode SET DIP switch bankRemote Serial connector Remote Control connectorBasic principles of menu operations Auto cue Menu itemsFrame display Jog loop lengthResume setting Resume settingTimer-controlled playback EOM track10Incremental play Incremental play11Serial communications 12Check items13Auto track numbering level Auto track numbering level14Copy ID 15Post-script recordingInserting and ejecting discs Basic operationsPlayback of discs Playback of discs 14Jog mode 13Varispeed modeRepeat playback 10Track search operationsRecording operations Recording operationsRebuilding the TOC General notes on recording using the MD formatBasic recording Post-Script recording Track number incrementingReplace recording Digital recording Sound synchro recording10Track title copying together with audio Analog recordingEditing operations Cancelling an edit operationBasic editing operations Dividing tracksErasing a track Erasing a trackCombining tracks Moving tracks Moving tracksB point erase operations Erasing to the end of a track B point erase operationsErasing from the start of a track Normal A-B eraseMoving an A-B point Moving an A-B pointRestoring erased material Restoring erased materialChanging track attributes 10Erasing a complete disc Erasing a complete disc11Track and disc title entry Track and disc title entry 11.6Copying disc and track titles Tally indicators Remote control of the MD-801Fader start Remote Parallel connectorSequential playback and recording Error messages and troubleshooting guide Specifications, etcSpecifications SpecificationsGeneral MiniDisc Digital I/O Analog I/OOther connections General and electricalDimensional drawing Option Dimensional drawingRC-801 Remote Control Unit RC-8 Remote Control UnitAES/EBU Digital Input Index a EEOM Index F PSync IN, Word Sync THRU, Word Index R TIndex U W MD-801R@# MD-801P@#

MD-801R/P Mk II, MD-801P Mk II specifications

The Tascam MD-801P Mk II and MD-801R/P Mk II are professional MiniDisc players and recorders that cater to a wide range of audio applications. Recognized for their resilient build quality and impressive sound fidelity, these models bring versatility and reliability to both studio and live environments.

One of the standout features of the MD-801P Mk II and MD-801R/P Mk II is their compatibility with both Playback and Recording functionalities. With support for the MiniDisc format, these devices enable users to record and playback high-quality audio. The MD-801P Mk II focuses on playback, while the MD-801R/P Mk II combines recording and playback capabilities, making it suitable for various audio production needs.

Another notable feature is their digital input and output. Both models are equipped with optical digital connections, ensuring minimal signal degradation during transfer. This is especially valuable for professionals looking to maintain the integrity of their recordings. Additionally, the devices offer analog connections, enhancing their versatility and enabling integration into different audio setups.

The MD-801P Mk II and MD-801R/P Mk II benefit from advanced error correction technology. This aids in maintaining audio quality, even when the disc is scratched or other minor issues occur. The robust error correction systems allow for reliable performance that professionals can depend on, whether in mastering sessions or during live events.

The user interface is designed with simplicity in mind. The clear LCD display provides essential information at a glance, while the intuitive layout of controls allows for easy navigation through functions and settings. Fast access to features like track selection and recording settings empowers users to focus on creativity without unnecessary distractions.

Furthermore, the compact form factor of the MD-801 series makes them ideal for mobile applications, fitting well into both travel and live sound rig setups. Their sturdy construction protects against the rigors of transport, securing the investment for audio professionals.

In conclusion, the Tascam MD-801P Mk II and MD-801R/P Mk II stand out as dependable tools for musicians, sound engineers, and content creators. By combining high-quality audio handling, strong build design, and user-friendly operation, these MiniDisc recorders play an essential role in various audio workflows, ensuring that the delivery of audio remains exceptional and professional.
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