HD24/96 Technical Reference

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Menu Item

Parameter

What It Does

 

 

 

 

 

General

Mouse Speed

Pulldown menu to adjust the cruising speed of the

 

 

 

mouse.

 

 

Waveform

Pulldown menu to select color the color scheme for

 

 

Colors

the track display.

 

 

Footswitch

Pulldown menu to select the function of the

 

 

 

footswitch plugged into the jack on the rear panel.

 

 

 

Normal operation toggles Record (punch), but other

 

 

 

options are stop/play, jump to the next Cue, or enter

 

 

 

a new Cue at the current time.

 

 

Footswitch

Same as above for the footswitch plugged into the

 

 

Remote

remote controller. The Footswitch Remote provides

 

 

 

an additional optional function to solo the track

 

 

 

selected on the remote controller.

 

 

Date/Time

Displays and adjusts the CPU clock/calendar time.

 

 

 

This is the time stamp for files created when

 

 

 

recording, and will also tell you when it’s time for a

 

 

 

coffee break. Set the clock and calendar by clicking

 

 

 

on the up/down buttons for each field.

 

 

 

Set your clock! Searching through a long list of files

 

 

 

all dated six months before you purchased the

 

 

 

recorder to find the vocal track that you recorded

 

 

 

last week is no fun.

 

 

Window Frames

Selects the color of the top border of the active

 

 

 

floating (on-screen) windows.

 

FTP Server

IP Address

The HDR24/96’s unique network address. This

 

 

 

must be different from any other device address on

 

 

 

your network. See Appendix C for more details on

 

 

 

FTP setup and operation.

 

 

Subnet

Optional -– if you’re part of a large local area

 

 

 

network. 225.225.0.0 is the default.

 

 

Gateway

Optional - if you’re part of a wide area network.

 

Digital I/O

This submenu displays the type of card installed in each I/O slot, and

 

 

displays options for each card for which there are options available.

 

 

Cards can be mixed, all slots may not have the same options.

 

 

Analog or OPT•8

No setup options

 

 

DIO•8

The DIO-8 card accommodates both the ADAT

 

 

 

Lightpipe and TDIF interface formats. Select TDIF

 

 

 

or ADAT from the pulldown Input and Output menus

 

 

 

for each DIO-8 card. A card need not have the

 

 

 

same format for both input and output, nor do all

 

 

 

the cards need to be set up the same.

 

 

 

DIO-8 cards may also be used for converting

 

 

 

between ADAT and TDIF, in either direction. To

 

 

 

use the HDR24/96 as a format converter, select

 

 

 

TD->AD or AD->TD from the Output pulldown

 

 

 

options.