Tascam RC-898 Timecode track mapping, Remote track arming, Device emulation, Recording delay

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9.4.3 Timecode track mapping

98This function is related to the track mapping function described above. Analog track 3 in the controller mapping is traditionally used as the timecode track. To map this track to the audio track selected above (see 9.4.2, “Track mapping functions”) or to the dedicated timecode track of the DA-98:

1)From menu group 6, move the cursor to TC Rec EN, and press SELECT:

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2)Use the UP and DOWN keys to select the appropriate setting for each connected DTRS unit.

Selecting disable here means that the track referred to by the controller’s commands as “ana- log 3” will be the DTRS track designated as “ana- log 3” in the table above (9.4.2, “Track mapping functions”). Selecting enable means that the DA-98’s dedicated timecode track will be con- trolled by commands addressed by the controller to the “analog 3” track.

9.4.4 Remote track arming

98It is sometimes useful to be able to disable track arming of a DA-98 unit from a remote con- troller, especially when that controller is a video editor which only allows for the arming and con-

Section 9.4 - Other DTRS control functions

trol of four tracks. Accordingly, you can disable the remote arming of tracks on a DA-98 unit (they can still be armed from the unit itself). See section

11.1.8 of the DA-98 manual for full details of this function.

1)From menu group 3, move the cursor to Trk Arm (track arming) and press SELECT:

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2)Use the LEFT and RIGHT cursor keys to move between machines, and the UP and DOWN keys to enable or disable track arming from remote controllers.

9.4.5 Device emulation

98The DA-98 can emulate a variety of other devices, for example video recorders, etc., when controlled by an editor (i.e. this setting determines the way in which the DA-98 responds to a Device- ID request).

See section 11.1.2 of the DA-98 manual for full details regarding this function.

1)From menu group 6, move the cursor to Eml Dev (emulation device) and press SELECT:

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2)Use the UP and DOWN keys to select the device to be emulated from the following list:

•PCM-7050

•BVH-3000

•BVU-950

•BVW-75

•PCM-800

•BVH-2000

•DVR-10

•TASCAM

TASCAM is the native format of the DA-98, and should be selected if you do not need to emulate any other device from this list.

9.4.6 Recording delay

98When a DA-98 is remotely controlled by an editor, it is sometimes useful to be able to program a delay in recording, in order to emulate a VCR,

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Contents RC-898 For U.S.A RC-898 features Table of Contents IntroductionConnections Menu and basic operationsExternal control and settings Table of Contents Making settings on the Dtrs unitsTimecode functions Menu and parameter referenceKey features Key featuresIntroduction UnpackingPrecautions and recommendations Precautions and recommendationsBattery backup Digital audio cablesAccessories AccessoriesReference clock in a digital studio Accessories RC-898 features Front panel Lock Status indicators Machine number indicators Through 6, E1, E2Vari indicators Time Mode indicatorsData INC/DEC key and indicator Preset keyRepeat key and indicator Front panel ENTER/LOAD keyRear Panel Contrast Rear Panel DIP switches 1Connection to Dtrs units ConnectionsConnection to Dtrs units Machine IDsConnections RS-422 Units Connections parallel unitsConnections parallel units Connections GPI event unitsMemory and batteries Memory and batteriesMemory and batteries Navigation Menu and basic operationsNavigation Invalid operationsFast setting of values Resetting values to zeroSetting values using the Value display Data entryCommonly-used menus Selecting the unit controlled by the menusStoring and recalling user setups Storing and recalling user setupsRecalling menus using the function keys Saving the current setupRecalling a user setup or restoring factory settings Storing and recalling user setups Transport controls Basic Dtrs operationsSelecting the unit to which operations refer Formatting tapesMonitoring Shuttle modeMonitoring Arming tracksShuttle muting Shuttle monitoringMonitoring Monitoring flowchart DA-88 and DA-38 Monitoring Monitoring tablesMonitoring Setting a relative time reference Setting the precisionLocation functions Reference modesABS setting ABS settingSelecting Time Mode Return-to-zeroLocation operations Setting the location pre-roll valueLocation operations Auto playEditing a location Manual entry of a location pointStoring the location in a memory Recalling a location memoryRepeating a section Repeating a sectionRepeated entry of location points Editing a location memoryPunch operations Rehearsing the punch recording Setting pre-roll and post-roll timesCrossfade times Performing the punch recording Punch operations Track delay Making settings on the Dtrs unitsTrack operations Track operationsUnit-related functions Key ModeUnit-related functions Rec Mute functionAuto Offset function Chasing with an offsetClock selection Checking the offsetOutput timing From menu group E, move the cursor to eitherInput selection Varispeed pitch controlWord length DitherReference levels Unit-related functions Confidence modeMeter modes Sine oscillatorN e O s c i l l a t o r C h i n e Unit-related functions Primary timecode functions Timecode functionsPrimary timecode functions Selecting the timecode sourceSelecting a timecode type Setting the generator start timeRecording the timecode on a Dtrs timecode track Checking the generator progressRewind the tape to the beginning Start the timecode sourceChasing with a timecode offset Chasing to external timecodeAdvanced timecode functions Independent clock settingsAdvanced timecode functions Auto Timecode Offset functionRechase mode Error bypassSynchronization of timecode Pull up and pull downMidi Timecode output Fast LTCPark position Video resolve Individual recording status while chasing timecodePlay the master unit D e o R e s o l v e C h i n e O f f E e Advanced timecode functions Controlling the parallel port device External control and settingsControlling GPI devices Controlling the serial port 9-pin Controlling the serial port 9-pinSelecting the serial port device Location pre-roll on the serial unitSerial unit timing source Split mode on the serial unitControlling recording operations on the serial unit Use the UP and Down keys to select between Split and NormalOther Dtrs control functions Other Dtrs control functionsChoosing a control protocol Track mapping functionsTimecode track mapping Recording delayRemote track arming Device emulationCue-up tally Fast wind speedMMC ID D I / B u s I D C h i n e C e i v e Other Dtrs control functions Menu groups Menu and parameter reference Menu groupsMenu group GPI Time value to Timecode type Output All parameters On, off 7, Midi Time Fast wind mode Menu group E Menu group aMenu group F Alphabetical list of menu items Alphabetical list of menu itemsDimensions SpecificationsSpecifications Dimensions Dtrs Index A-EABS 6-2,8-2 Index F-OIndex P-T Generator 8-1,8-2,10-5,10-6 Index U-ZRC-898
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