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D-160 Owner's Manual (Names and Functions)

Event overflow indication (The editing points are overflowed)

Action to take:

You edited too much. The warning means "you cannot paste or erase any more." In regards to event, refer to "Event and Audio File" in Before Operating section.

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Load error indication (You cannot load data because the data input to the DATA INPUT

connector contains an error)

Action to take:

Check to see if there is an abnormality with the external digital machine connected to the DATA INPUT connector, or cable. Try to "LOAD" again.

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Un-formatted indication (The internal hard disk is damaged or not formatted yet.)

After this message is shown for about 10 seconds, "FORMAT" in Setup mode will flash on the display. Pressing the EXECUTE/YES key at this moment will erase all data and reformat the hard disk.

Action to take:

Press the EXECUTE/YES key to format the disk. (All audio and other data on the disk will be lost.)

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Disk error indication (This disk cannot be read)

Action to take:

Contact the Fostex service station as soon as possible.

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Recording Disable (Recording is disabled.)

Action to take:

Change the "Off" (recording) "Rec Protect ?" setting in Setup mode.

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Fostex D-160 Event overflow indication The editing points are overflowed, Disk error indication This disk cannot be read

Contents

Model Safety Instructions Table of Contents Edit function Locate functionPunch In/Out Saving/Loading Song Data 102 Midi sync function 117 Setup mode 137Maintenance 189 Specifications 174 Precautions Introduction Format First How to use a dust cap included About copyrightsAbout damages Main Features of D-160 Page Page Rear Panel Names and Functions Front Panel with the detachable controller removed Meter display Detachable ControllerLock/Unlock key Record Track Select key Record Track Clipboard In key Clipboard Shift key ShiftAuto Play/Auto Return key Clipboard Out key Clipboard OUT Auto Return End key Auto RTN END Auto Punch In key Auto PunchAuto Punch Out key Auto Punch OUT Exit key/No key EXIT/NO Display Select key Disp SELExecute/Yes key EXECUTE/YES Recall key Recall Jog/Shuttle dial Store key StoreHold/Digit Move key Hold Jog dial inside Erase key Erase Redo key RedoUndo key Undo Vari-pitch key Vari Pitch Move key Move Auto Punch Mode On/Off key Auto PunchPaste key Paste Copy key Copy Locate key Locate Record button RecordStop button Stop Fast Forward button F FWD Play button PlayRewind button Rewind Locked LED Locked Rear Panel Panel a for an optional card Midi Input/Output/Thru connector Midi INPUT/OUTPUT/THRUPower cable Panel B for an optional card Display Section Display shown when the power is turned onPreset display Level meter Switching the display using the Disp SEL key ABS Absolute Time Setup mode display Setup indication is flashingDisk Remain display BAR/BEAT/CLK Bar/Beat/Clock Changing Programs using the Store key and the HOLD/ key Unassigned track indication Select any track Disk error indication This disk cannot be read Recording Disable Recording is disabledEvent overflow indication The editing points are overflowed Page Before Operating the D-160 Hard disk recording method and the Remain display What is an event? Audio file and Event Hint Program Change function Real track and additional track Real track Input monitor and Repro monitor Input monitorRepro monitor Time Base BAR/ /CLK Installing and formatting a hard disk Installing a removable hard disk cartridge Remove the blank panel from the cartridge slotLock the cartridge with the key included in the package Pull the disk cartridge forward you to remove it Turn the power off to the D-160Replacing a removable hard disk cartridge Insert new disk cartridge Installing a hard disk in the Model 9040B removable case Disassemble the removable case Press the EXIT/NO key or the Stop button to quit Setup mode Formatting a hard diskPress the EXECUTE/YES key again Extending the detachable controller 2345678 160 Basic connections Input signals Guitar, Keyboard or Vocal etcRecording / Playback 160 Patch bay Default setting on the D-160 Outline of the Initial Settings Setting a Program Program setup procedurePress the Store key while holding down the HOLD/ key Use the JOG dial to select a desired Program Program Change procedureProgram Change Following parameters are common to all Programs Program delete procedure Deleting a ProgramSelect a Program to delete with the Program Change function Setting a Sampling Rate Basic recording and playback Adjusting the recording levelAnalog Recording and Playback Selecting a recording track To stop recording, press the Stop button PlaybackChanging a Program Set the Program to be recorded Playback Refer to 3-1. Basic recording/playback for details Playback using the Vari-pitch function Use the JOG dial to edit the pitch data Start overdubbing Multitrack recording using overdubbingAdjusting the recording level rehearsal Press the Record button once. The Record LED will blink Mixdown Mixdown rehearsalMixdown Actual ping-pong recording Level adjustment/RehearsalPing-pong recording Press the Play button to start playback Digital Recording Digital recording from an external digital device Setting an external device Setting the sampling rate for a recording ProgramSelecting a recording Program Setting up a digital input track RecordingStart playing back on the external digital device Setting the sampling rate for a playback Program Digital recording to an external digital deviceSelecting a playback Program Setting up a digital output track Setting up an external devicePress the Play button to start playing back on the D-160 Digital Mixer Connecting a digital mixerConnecting a digital mixer About Digital Loop Select a Program Setting a digital mixerSetting the D-160 Set a sampling rate Locate Function Storing memory data Hints Locate Auto Play mode Auto Return mode Setting the Auto Return Start/End point Storing the Start/End point in real-time Editing and storing the Start/End point Changing the stored Start / End points Auto Repeat mode Punch In/Out Auto Punch In/Out Storing the Punch In/Punch Out pointStoring the Punch In point Storing the Punch Out point Hints Auto Punch In/Out Rehearsal mode RehearsalPress the Play button Rehearsal mode Auto Punch In/Out Auto Punch In/Out Take mode actual recordingCheck to see which tracks are in ready mode Take Take mode Auto Punch In/Out Undo/Redo of Auto Punch In/Out Punch In/Out Recording using a foot switch 160 Punch In/Out Rehearsal Using a foot switch Rehearsal mode manual Punch In/OutEnd of rehearsal Take mode manual Punch In/Out Punch In/Out Take manual Punch In/Out Undo/Redo of Manual Punch In/Out Precautions for editing Edit FunctionDifferences between Copy & Paste and Move & Paste Copy & Paste CopyingEntering and storing the Clipboard in point Entering and storing the Clipboard OUT point Press the Copy key Copy & Pasting Press the Paste key Entering and storing the paste Punch In pointExecuting the paste operation Press the EXECUTE/YES key Copy & Paste Undo/Redo Move & Paste Moving Press the Move key Move & Pasting Specifying the Move & Paste destination track Specifying the number of repeats to Move & Paste Move & Paste Undo/Redo Erasing all data from a specified point up to ABS END EraseErasing data for a specific part between ABS 0 and ABS END Erasing specific Program data Program Erase Message Erase appears on the display, and SURE? flashes Check points Press the Redo key after using the Undo functionUndo and redo of the erase operation After the erase operation is complete, press the Undo key Press the F.FWD button while holding down the Stop button Press the Store key, then the Auto Punch OUT key 100 Example Select PGM! -P02 Erasing specific data Program erase101 Saving and loading data 102About saved and loaded data Fostex D-15, D-10, D-5 103 104 Saving the data using Data OUTConnecting an external device Executing the save operation 105 Rotate the JOG dial to select a Program to save 106 Loading the data using DataConnecting the external device Executing the load operation 107 Press the EXECUTE/YES key. SURE? flashesPlay the corresponding external device DAT or adat 108 Saving the data using ScsiConnecting a Scsi device Scsi devices you can use 109 Formatting a Scsi disk About formatting a Scsi disk 110 Type 111 Name of data saved in the Scsi diskSaving data of an individual Program Saving all Programs Save ALL Save All? nn/nn nn=number112 If you have selected a Program that requires multiple disks 113 Loading Song dataPress the EXECUTE/YES key Save light up Loading Backup data Load ALL **/** **=114 115 Press the EXECUTE/YES key. Remain and Load light upInsert the second disk into the Scsi device Compatibility with D-90, D-80 V2.0, DMT-8 V2.0, and DMT-8 116 Midi clock sync system Connecting external equipment Refer to connecting schematicMidi sync function 117 Setup of D-160 118Confirming the Midi clock sync 119 Execution of recording MTC sync/MIDI machine control system 120 Connecting to external equipment Setup of external equipment121 122 Confirming MTC sync/MMC 123 Multitrack system by the slave modeSetup of D-160 #1 Equipment interconnections Setup of D-160 #2 Slave 1 and D-160 #3 Slave Is set with the Setup mode Midi device ID setting124 125 Check chase lock 126 One point adviceSetup of the Midi sync signal Connection External Midi equipment sync system by the slave mode 127Connection to external equipment Precautions at MTC related setups 128Confirming chase lock One Point Advice 129 Settings on the D-160 Sync system with adat by the slave modeSetup of RD-8 master 130 Offset mode ABS Offset mode BAR131 132 Checking Chase Lock Multitrack system using a D-90 / D-80 Ver / DMT-8 Ver.2/VL Connecting the devices133 Set the Midi device ID setting in the Setup mode to Procedure for the Chase Lock operationSetting the D-160 Master 134 Setting the DMT-8 Ver Slave 135 136 Setup mode How to enter the Setup Mode137 Turn the JOG dial and choose the mode you want 138 139 140 141 142 How to set each ModeTrack Swapping Track Exchange? Use the JOG dial to enter the track you want 143 Time Signature Setting Signature Set?Time Signature Setting Check Time Signature Register Time Signature Edit & Delete Delete all Time Signature Setting at once144 With the JOG dial, choose a required time signature Turn the JOG dial when the D-160 displays Tempo Tempo Setting Tempo Map Set?Tempo Setting Check 145 146 Tempo Setting Edit or DeletePress the EXECUTE/YES key when the D-160 displays Tempo Tempo Register Program Delete Delete PGM? Program Title Setting Title Edit PGM?Delete all Tempo Setting at once 147 Metronome Setting Click ? 148Choose either on or OFF with the JOG dial 149 Preroll Time Setting Preroll Time ?Press EXECUTE/YES key after choosing the setting you want With the JOG dial, choose Preroll Time? 150 Midi Sync Signal Output Setting Midi Sync Out ?With the JOG dial, enter a required Midi Sync Signal With the JOG dial, choose MidiSyncOut? With the JOG dial, choose Frame Rate? MTC Frame Rate Setting Frame Rate?151 With the JOG dial, enter the frame rate you want MTC Offset Time Setting MTC Offset 152With the JOG dial, choose Offset MTC Offset Mode Setting MTC Offset? 153With the JOG dial, choose Offset Mode? With the JOG dial, choose Slave Mode? Slave Mode Setting Slave Mode154 With the JOG dial, choose either On or Off 155 Slave Mode Type Setting Slave Type?With the JOG dial, choose the setting you want With the JOG dial, choose Slave Type? With the JOG dial, choose Rec Protect? Record Protect Setting Rec Protect?156 Press the EXECUTE/YES key again to proceed Digital Input Track Setting Digi. In? 157With the JOG dial, choose Digi.In? Press the Stop button or EXIT/NO key to exit this mode 158 Digital Out Track Setting Digi. out? 159With the JOG dial, choose Digi.out? Bar/Beat Resolution Mode Setting Resolution? With the JOG dial, choose Resolution?160 With the JOG dial, choose Device ID? Midi Device ID Setting Device ID?161 With the JOG dial, enter a required ID number Sampling Frequency Setting Sample Rate? 162With the JOG dial, choose Sample Rate? Event Number Check on Each Track NOs Of Event? 163With the JOG dial, choose NOs Of Event? Current Drive Setting Drive Sel.? 164With the JOG dial, choose Drive Sel.? Loading Song Data Load PGM? 165Load from DAT 166 Load from adatLoad from Scsi Song Data Load 167 Load from Scsi Back Up Data LoadInsert the second disk in the Scsi device Save to DAT Saving Song Data Save PGM?168 With the JOG dial, choose Save PGM? 169 Save to adatSave to Scsi Program by Program With the JOG dial, choose Save All 170Save to Scsi Save All Press the EXECUTE/YES key. The display will show Save With the JOG dial, choose Disk Format? Formatting IDE/SCSI disk Disk Format?171 If you really want to format, press the EXECUTE/YES key 172 Model D-160 MMC Command List Inquiry Message List173 Fostex Midi System Exclusive Message Format for D-160 Fostex System Exclusive Message174 Status Request 175 Example 2 Locate memory is recalled using the read command Allocation of GP0~GP7176 Data Type 177 178 Signature map Explanation on the Command/Mode Set 179 12 4B redo command 12 49 clipboard play command12 4A undo command 12 4D countmmc track move clip command 13 42 channelchannel digital out ch.select command 13 41 channelchannel digital in ch.select command13 41 channel=7Fcountmmc track Adat in select command 13 42 channel=7Fchannel=0 Adat out select command 182 Status Request Command 183 184 Explanation on the Status Reply 185 186 187 34 06 frame rate frame rate status reply 18834 05 mmc time remain time reply 34 07 fs rate fs rate status reply Cleaning the exterior MaintenanceSpecifications Input/Output General 190 Index 191 192 Remain Declaration of EC Directive Fostex Distributors List in Europe 194 195 Fostex Corporation