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VR800 Owner’s Manual (Names and Functions)
Display examples for time base selected via the TIME BASE SEL key
You can use the TIME BASE SEL key to select ABS, BAR/ BEAT/CLK, or MTC as time base. The following examples show the displays when you select a time base at the beginning of the disk of program 1.
Time base is ABS.
DIGITAL44.1kHz
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Selecting time base using the DISP SEL key
When you press the DISP SEL key after you select a time base using the TIME BASE SEL key, the display changes as follows:
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Time base is ABS.
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