Fostex D-108 owner manual Package contents, Recording media

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D-108 Quick Operation Guide

Package contents

Make sure that the package contains all the items listed below. (The illustrations may not precisely match the appearance of the actual items.) If you find that items are missing, contact your local dealer.

D-108 main unit

Detachable controller

Hard disk fixing screw Use these screws to fix the hard disk to the removable case. (Refer to page 6 for more information.)

Lock-unlock key

Use this key when you install the removable case with the hard disk in the D-108. (Refer to page 7 for more information.)

Removable case

Install a hard disk into this removable case. (Refer to p a g e 5 f o r m o r e information.)

Dust cover

Install this cover over the connectors on the removable case after you install the hard disk. (Refer to page 7 for more information.)

Insulation seals

Use these seals when you install the hard disk into the removable case. (Refer to page 7 for more information.)

Recording media

The D-108 is not equipped with recording media (also called “a current drive” in this Guide), such as a hard disk. You need to prepare a current drive to make a recording.

The D-108 supports an E-IDE hard disk (that can be installed in the included removable case), and an external SCSI drive (MO, Zip, or fixed hard disk drive) (that can be connected to the SCSI connector on the rear panel of the D-108). (Note: Using an MO, Zip, or fixed disk may limit the number of recording tracks, depending on the disk capacity.)

Be sure to use a drive and a disk with operation guaranteed by Fostex. For more information on disks supported by the D-108, refer to the “List of drives with guaranteed operation” in the main Owner’s Mnual. To use an E-IDE hard disk as a current drive, refer to the “Using an E-IDE hard disk” section on the following page. To use an external SCSI drive, refer to the “Using a SCSI drive” section. If you are using both types of drives, refer to the “Using two current drives” and “Selecting a current drive” sections.

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Contents Model Welcome to D-108Quick Operation Guide Table of Contents Package contents Recording mediaInstalling a hard disk in a removable case Using an E-IDE hard diskDisassembling the removable case Connecting cables Fixing the hard disk to the caseConnecting a detachable controller Installing the removable case in the D-108Assembling the case Connect the D-108’s power cable to the AC outlet Turn on the power to the D-108Formatting a disk Press the EXECUTE/YES keyPress the EXIT/NO key or the Stop button ProgramInstalling a detachable controller to the D-108 Using a Scsi driveConnecting a Scsi drive to the D-108 Scsi ID number setting Formatting a Scsi disk Turn on the power to the D-108 and the Scsi driveInsert an unformatted disk in the Scsi drive Use the JOG dial to select the desired Record mode Record modeEjecting the removable disk from the Scsi drive Using two current drives Press the Disp SEL key twice to enter Setup modeSelecting a current drive Press the EXECUTE/YES key againConnecting a mixer Patchbay Buss OUT Group OUT 1~4 Tape in 1~8 Setting sampling frequency Initial settingsBasic recording Press the EXIT/NO key or the Stop button to quit Setup mode Turn the JOG dial to select the desired sampling frequencyBasic analog recording To cancel the undo operation, press the Redo key again Undo and redo recordingMultitrack recording using overdubbing Ping-pong recordingPress the Record button once Locate the top of the ProgramMixdown Recording in a new ProgramTurn the JOG dial clockwise to select New Program? Press the EXECUTE/YES keyBasic Locate function Selecting the desired Program from multiple ProgramsLocating the end of the recorded area of the Program Turn the JOG dial clockwise or counter-clockwisePlayback using the Vari-pitch function Set the desired pitch data using the JOG dialPress the Recall key, then press the Vari Pitch key To turn off Vari Pitch mode, press the Vari Pitch keyReference Fostex Corporation
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