Tascam MMR-8 owner manual

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SHIFT+6 Locate to Previous Edit point

STO+6 Stores time code in bottom line of display into Memory register 6.

RCL+6 Recall Previous Edit time into the bottom line of display.

STO Used with the number keys to store the bottom line time code into another register; loads tracks in Track mode, selects in Setup mode, affirmative response in other modes

0Enter digit, or selects 000 menus (in Setup)

SHIFT+0 Lynx sync register

STO+0 Stores time code in bottom line of display into Memory register 0.

RCL+0 Recalls the time code in Memory register 0.

1Enter digit, or selects 100 menus (in Setup)

SHIFT+1 Offset register (shows machine MMR Bus offset when slave on MMR bus)

STO+1 Stores time code in bottom line of display into Memory register 1.

RCL+1 Recalls the time code in Memory register 1.

2Enter digit, or selects 200 menus (in Setup)

SHIFT+2 Time Code Reader register

STO+2 Stores time code in bottom line of display into Memory register 2.

RCL+2 Recalls the time code in Memory register 2.

3Enter digit, or selects 300 menus (in Setup).

SHIFT+3 Free time register

STO+3 Stores time code in bottom line of display into Memory register 3.

RCL+3 Recalls the time code in Memory register 3.

RCL Used to recall a memory register (used with number keys); provide negative response to query

LOOP When active, loops the transport from the In time to the Out time until Stop is pressed.

LOC Locates the transport to the time code location in the active register.

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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 MMR-8 ChapterMMR-8 Operation MMR-8 System Applications 105 MMR-8 Introduction General InformationHardware Overview Page Functional Overview Page Error SetupBackup State LCD Window Display Comment NormalSystem Specifications Page MMR-8 Materials Kit Box InstallationMounting Rack Ears General GuidelinesMultiple MMR-8 Rack Installation Installing Multiple MMR UnitsAC Mains and Grounding Earthing Considerations Audio CablesMMR-8 Back Panel MMR-8 Back Panel ConnectionsAnalog In/Out Connections Audio ConnectionsDigital In/Out Connections Monitoring ConnectionsVideo In/Out Timecode and Video Reference SignalsSMPTE/EBU Time Code In/Out VitcDigital Audio Sample Reference Connections Biphase ConnectionsWord Clock AES/EBU Sample RateExternal Controllers & Bus Connections Midi ConnectionsLynx Bus / KCU Connection MMR Sync Bus ConnectionsSerial Transport Connection Connecting External Scsi MediaSerial Editor Connection Parallel TransportTascam MM-RC Remote Controllers for the Tascam MMR-8Verifying MMR-8 Installation Powering Up the SystemSoftware Updates Testing Your Installation Factory Default SettingsMMR-8 Tascam MMR-8 User’s Guide MMR-8 Operation MMR-8 Keys & Definitions MMR-8 OperationMMR-8 MMR-8 Front Panel Page LED Indicators Front Panel Indicators, Switches, and DisplaysMachine Status LEDs Normal State Display Liquid Crystal Display LCDView Track State Display Setup State DisplayLoad Track State Display Slip Track State DisplayError State Display Backup State DisplayVerify State Display Transport Group Front Panel Key GroupsMount Arrow Setup and Wheel GroupSubf TC/FEET SHIFT+UPTrim SHIFT+TRIMTrack Group WheelSelect SELSHIFT+SEL Overwrites existing material on track Clipboard contentsInsert Edit To Clipboard w/offset Input MONDelete Shift + LoadSlip TrackNumeric Keys Keypad GroupSHIFT+1 OffsetReader SHIFT+2Capt CLRMMR-8 MMR-8 MMR-8 Loading and Mounting Drives Basic OperationLoading Individual Tracks Loading a Project, Session, or CompositionLoads into any Selected Track Index TRKViewing Tracks Recording a New ProjectUnloading Tracks Deleting Tracks from the DiskRecalling Registers Using RegistersCapturing the Current Time Code Trimming Time Code Values Using the Entry RegisterLocal & Studio Monitoring Headphone Volume LevelHeadphone Jack Phones Setup State & the Setup Menus MMR-8 Setup MenusSetup Operation Menu # Menu Name Parameters Setup Menu ChartMenu # Menu Name Parameters Menu # Menu Name Parameters Menu # Menu Name Parameters Control Mode Setup Menu DetailsSerial Transport User SettingsTransport Control Lynx BusTrack Record Arm/Select Head/TailUndo/Redo Prev/NextClear/Paste Auto Cleanup Record ModeTape Mode Non-DestructiveMMR Bus Film Post Production MMR-8 System ApplicationsMMR-8 As Master Biphase Setup MenusPage MMR-8 Film Connections Video Post ProductionMMR Input and Output Level Calibrations System Input Level Calibration Using the Meter LEDsMOC Calibration Procedure Input Converter Board Output Converter Board MIC Calibration ProcedureAdding External Drives to the System Using Removable MediaFormatting Disks Tascam MMR-8 System SoftwarePage Setup and Wheel Group Appendix a Control Panel Command SummaryTransport Group ArrowKeypad keys Page MON+SEL EDIT+SELINPUT+SEL SHIFT+SELUnknown Nikon MO Drive BelugaSony MO Drive SeagateTascam MMR-8 Approved Drives SET NFREMOVEID=4 Appendix C WaveFrame CompatibilityPage Appendix D MMR-8 Cable Information Parallel Tracks and Parallel Transport ConnectorLynx Remote Controller Connector pinout Midi IN/THRU/OUT Connector pinoutEditor Connector pinout Transport Sony 9-pin Connector pinout Biph Biphase Connectors pinout Analog Input & Output Connectors pinoutsSync MMR-Bus Connector pinout DIO AES/EBU Digital Audio Connector pinoutTimecode OUT Connector Timecode in ConnectorWord Clock in Connector Word Clock OUT ConnectorScsi Connector Vitc in ConnectorPRX Connector 104 Appendix E MMR-8 Glossary KCU Control TrackLED LCDLTC MidiAbbreviations Smpte ScsiTerms BIT REC LED Index112 113 114 115 116 117
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