Tascam MMR-8 owner manual Setup State Display, View Track State Display

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In the Normal state, the bottom line of the display shows time code (or feet & frames) that has been entered manually, captured, or recalled from one of the memory or special-purpose registers. There is a label in front of the time code (or feet & frames) to indicate what register is being displayed. The “Label” identifies the memory or register that is currently being displayed through these abbreviations: SYNC, OFST, RDR, TIME, FREE, HEAD, TAIL, IN, OUT, NEXT, PREV, and MEM n (where n = 0 - 9). If a time code is manually entered, or if CLR was pressed, there will be no listing in the “Label” area of the display, indicating the timecode Entry register is displayed.

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LCD character positions (left to right)

Label HH:MM:SS:FF.xx

(Bottom Line Display for time code)

Label

TTTTT FF.xx

(Bottom Line Display for feet & frames)

 

 

 

Setup State Display

In the Setup state, the display is used to show a list of menus for setting various system parameters. Pressing the SETUP key enters this state. The top line shows the 3-digit menu number and the name of the menu. The bottom line shows the list of parameters. To scroll through the list of menus, use the Up/Down arrow keys or the wheel. You may also jump directly to “banks” of menus by pressing any of the numeric keys on the keypad. To scroll through the list of parameters for a selected menu, press TRIM, then use the Up/Down arrow keys or the Wheel. Note that the currently selected parameter will always be preceded by a * character. Many parameters have system default values which can be accessed by pressing TRIM, followed by press SHIFT + CLR.

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20 position LCD character positions

NNNTttttttttttttttt Top: (NNN indicates the menu number, t indicates the menu name)

*Tttttttttttttttttttt Bottom: (* indicates the currently selected parameter, t indicates the parameter name)

To exit the Setup state and return to the Normal state, press SETUP, or press CLR, or press the EDIT, MON, or INPUT Track Mode keys. To jump directly to one of the Track states from the Setup state, press VIEW TRACK, TRACK, or SLIP. Note that attempting to set the MMR to an invalid condition may result in an Error state, and that attempting to choose some menu parameters will put the system in the Verify state for confirmation of the choice before it is finalized.

View Track State Display

In the View Track state, the display is used to show the name of the selected track. To enter this state, press the TRACK key. Press the appropriate SEL key to display the desired track. The wheel and the Up/Down arrow keys can be used to move to the next or previous track selection.

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LCD character positions (left to right)

Track Contents:

Top: (Operator message)

T nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

Bottom: (T indicates the assigned track, nnn is the

 

track name in the EDL) and will read *Blank* if

 

the track isn’t assigned.

 

 

To exit the View Track state and return to the Normal state, press TRACK, or press CLR.

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Tascam MMR-8 Owner’s Manual • Chapter 3 • MMR-8 Operation

MMR-8

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Contents MMR-8 HAZARD, do not Expose this Appliance to Rain or Moisture Teac Corporation Important Safety Instructions Page Page Page Page Page MMR-8 Chapter MMR-8MMR-8 Operation MMR-8 System Applications 105 General Information MMR-8 IntroductionHardware Overview Page Functional Overview Page Backup SetupError State LCD Window Display Comment NormalSystem Specifications Page Installation MMR-8 Materials Kit BoxGeneral Guidelines Mounting Rack EarsInstalling Multiple MMR Units Multiple MMR-8 Rack InstallationAudio Cables AC Mains and Grounding Earthing ConsiderationsMMR-8 Back Panel Connections MMR-8 Back PanelDigital In/Out Connections Audio ConnectionsAnalog In/Out Connections Monitoring ConnectionsSMPTE/EBU Time Code In/Out Timecode and Video Reference SignalsVideo In/Out VitcWord Clock Biphase ConnectionsDigital Audio Sample Reference Connections AES/EBU Sample RateLynx Bus / KCU Connection Midi ConnectionsExternal Controllers & Bus Connections MMR Sync Bus ConnectionsSerial Editor Connection Connecting External Scsi MediaSerial Transport Connection Parallel TransportRemote Controllers for the Tascam MMR-8 Tascam MM-RCPowering Up the System Verifying MMR-8 InstallationSoftware Updates Factory Default Settings Testing Your InstallationMMR-8 Tascam MMR-8 User’s Guide MMR-8 Operation MMR-8 Operation MMR-8 Keys & DefinitionsMMR-8 MMR-8 Front Panel Page Front Panel Indicators, Switches, and Displays LED IndicatorsMachine Status LEDs Liquid Crystal Display LCD Normal State DisplaySetup State Display View Track State DisplaySlip Track State Display Load Track State DisplayError State Display Backup State DisplayVerify State Display Transport Group Front Panel Key GroupsMount Arrow Setup and Wheel GroupSubf Trim SHIFT+UPTC/FEET SHIFT+TRIMWheel Track GroupSelect SELSHIFT+SEL Clipboard contents Overwrites existing material on trackInsert Edit To Clipboard w/offset MON InputShift + Load DeleteTrack SlipKeypad Group Numeric KeysReader OffsetSHIFT+1 SHIFT+2CLR CaptMMR-8 MMR-8 MMR-8 Basic Operation Loading and Mounting DrivesLoads into any Selected Track Index Loading a Project, Session, or CompositionLoading Individual Tracks TRKUnloading Tracks Recording a New ProjectViewing Tracks Deleting Tracks from the DiskRecalling Registers Using RegistersCapturing the Current Time Code Using the Entry Register Trimming Time Code ValuesLocal & Studio Monitoring Headphone Volume LevelHeadphone Jack Phones MMR-8 Setup Menus Setup State & the Setup MenusSetup Operation Setup Menu Chart Menu # Menu Name ParametersMenu # Menu Name Parameters Menu # Menu Name Parameters Menu # Menu Name Parameters Setup Menu Details Control ModeUser Settings Serial TransportTrack Record Arm/Select Lynx BusTransport Control Head/TailUndo/Redo Prev/NextClear/Paste Tape Mode Record ModeAuto Cleanup Non-DestructiveMMR Bus MMR-8 System Applications Film Post ProductionBiphase Setup Menus MMR-8 As MasterPage Video Post Production MMR-8 Film ConnectionsSystem Input Level Calibration Using the Meter LEDs MMR Input and Output Level CalibrationsMOC Calibration Procedure MIC Calibration Procedure Input Converter Board Output Converter BoardAdding External Drives to the System Using Removable MediaFormatting Disks MMR-8 System Software TascamPage Transport Group Appendix a Control Panel Command SummarySetup and Wheel Group ArrowKeypad keys Page INPUT+SEL EDIT+SELMON+SEL SHIFT+SELSony MO Drive Nikon MO Drive BelugaUnknown SeagateTascam MMR-8 Approved Drives Appendix C WaveFrame Compatibility SET NFREMOVEID=4Page Parallel Tracks and Parallel Transport Connector Appendix D MMR-8 Cable InformationLynx Remote Controller Connector pinout Midi IN/THRU/OUT Connector pinoutEditor Connector pinout Transport Sony 9-pin Connector pinout Analog Input & Output Connectors pinouts Biph Biphase Connectors pinoutDIO AES/EBU Digital Audio Connector pinout Sync MMR-Bus Connector pinoutWord Clock in Connector Timecode in ConnectorTimecode OUT Connector Word Clock OUT ConnectorScsi Connector Vitc in ConnectorPRX Connector 104 Appendix E MMR-8 Glossary Control Track KCULTC LCDLED MidiAbbreviations Scsi SmpteTerms Index BIT REC LED112 113 114 115 116 117
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