Tascam owner manual Use with a computer, Connecting the DV-RA1000HD to a computer

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9 − Use with a computer

The DV-RA1000HD will work with the following Microsoft operating systems: Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

It will work with the following operating systems from Apple Computer: MacOS 9.2.2 and above, and MacOS X 10.2 and above.

For all the above operating systems, no driver is required. The HD of DV-RA1000HD simply appears as a USB mass storage device.

CAUTION

You should always follow your computer’s instruc- tions on how to disconnect a USB removable drive safely from your system. If you do not do this, there is a risk of data corruption on your computer.

Connecting the DV-RA1000HD to a computer

Only use a high-quality cable certified for use with USB 2.0 systems.

NOTE

2A popup menu on the DV-RA1000HD screen asks you if you want to connect to the computer. Press ENTER (or CANCEL to cancel).

You can use the DV-RA1000HD with USB 1.1 sys- tems, but the performance will necessarily not be as good as with a USB 2.0 system.

Avoid connecting the DV-RA1000HD to a com- puter using a USB hub. Always connect the DV-RA1000HD and computer directly.

1Press MENU and select USB. Press ENTER.

The DV-RA1000HD appears as a mass storage unit (on some Microsoft systems, it may initially appear as an “unrecognizable device”; this will also happen if the DV-RA1000HD is not in USB mode when it is con- nected to a PC).

All front panel controls are disabled (except the CANCEL key (see below). Use the computer’s system to eject a disc.

Disconnecting from Windows 2000 / XP systems

With Windows 2000 and Windows XP, the procedure is a little more complex than simply unplugging the DV-RA1000HD.

In the system tray (typically at the bottom right of the screen), you see an icon picture of a PC card and an arrow.

1Left-click this icon to show a popup bar. Click this popup bar to allow the DV-RA1000HD to be removed from the computer.

Figure 9.1: Disconnecting the DV-RA1000HD

2Follow the instructions below on disconnecting. (See “After “ejecting” from the computer” be- low.)

Disconnecting from Mac OS X systems

When you are disconnecting the DV-RA1000HD from a Macintosh system (OS 9 or OS X), drag the disk icon to the Trash, or press Command-E (OS X 10.3 also has a button in the Finder which allows ejecting removable media).

When the icon has disappeared from your desktop, you can disconnect the DV-RA1000HD as described below.

After “ejecting” from the computer

When you have used the computer operating system to “eject” or disconnect the DV-RA1000HD from the sys- tem:

1Press CANCEL to start the disconnection process.

2A popup appears. Press ENTER to completely dis- connect the DV-RA1000HD, or CANCEL to halt the disconnection process.

3When the popup disappears, you can disconnect the cable from the computer.

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Contents DV-RA1000HD Important Safety Precautions Important Safety Instructions Optical pickup Safety InformationContents − Use with a computer 10 − Specifications, etc− Copy function − EffectsAbout this manual − IntroductionCopyright Supplied accessoriesRack-mounting the unit Handling of optical discs Environmental considerationsBeware of condensation About CD-R and CD-RW discsNever use a stabilizer or printable discs Rewriting limitations About DVD±R and DVD±RW discsFront panel − Names and functionsDisplay key Keys found on only the remote control unit Remote control unitFollowing keys function in the same way as Digital audio connections Power− Connections Analog audio connectionsOther connections Storage media Drive mode− Basic operations HDD and ODDNavigating the screens Adjusting the display contrastShut down LCD screensHome screen Home screen contentGo up a Menu operationsMenu tree Menu treeTo launch the virtual front panel Virtual front panel VFPPlay RecGeneral preferences Etc.11 Main menu Short cuts for screen accessCheck screen Clock/calendarMode Selecting the input sourceSelecting the reference clock Adjusting the input levelFinish by pressing the keyboard’s Enter key Naming files, projects, marks, etcDisplay DVD HD − CD playback & recordingPlayback Basic playback operation DVD HDAuto space playback DVD HD Repeat playback DVD HDSingle track playback DVD HD Auto ready DVD HD Jog playback DVD HDPitch change DVD HD Auto cue DVD HDBasic recording operation DVD±RW HD Timer start DVD HDRecording Fades DVD HDAuto track increment DVD±RW HD Automatic track increment in level modeSetting a level interval Setting a delaySynchronized recording DVD±RW HD Settings in the sound level screenAutomatic track increment recording in time mode Setting the sound threshold level Sound LevelRehearsed synchronized recording Setting DD mode DD ModeSetting the sync delay parameter Sync Delay Setting the sync stop parameter Sync StopCopy protection Monitoring DVD HDOscillator DVD HD DitheringErasing discs CD-RW Finalizing discsUnfinalizing discs Editing marks About marks DVD±RW HDJumping to a mark Viewing the number of rewriting times − DVD±RW/HD playback & recordingOrganization of projects and files Writing the UdfmiHD recording Using a new DVD±RW discRecording times and track lengths DVD±RW discs recordingFull format Using a non-supported discUsing an already recorded disc Close operation Close and open operations for DVD-RW discsAdding a new project Adding notes to a projectFormatting a disc Changing the current projectChanging the name of a project Deleting a project from discRecording files to disc Recording modeNormal mode Overwriting modeRestructuring the play list Setting marksPlaying back files Play listsCombining files Editing filesErasing a file Renaming a fileUndo and redo Dividing files− Copy function Selecting a copy mode and copy sourceSame project name in the destination Copying files and projects from a DVD to the HDCopying files and projects from the HD to DVD DV-RA1000HD displays the CD text edit screen Creating an audio CD using a project on the HD10 Selecting a copy destination project Copying tracks from a CD to the HD12 File name Equalization Setting up the effect position− Effects Dynamics processor Dynamics processor has a number of settings avail- ableStoring library data Effect librariesRecalling library data You can use up to 20 characters for a library data name Naming library data− Use with a computer Connecting the DV-RA1000HD to a computerDisconnecting from Windows 2000 / XP systems Disconnecting from Mac OS X systemsTransferring files between a DVD disc and a computer Transferring audio filesDigital I/O 10 − Specifications, etcAnalog I/O Word Sync Audio performance Physical, etc. specificationsDimensions of the DV-RA1000HD Dimensional drawingPCM Mode DiagramTascam DV-RA1000HD Tascam DV-RA1000HD DV-RA1000HD