Mackie SDR24, SDR96 I/O, MENU, SETUP, Record, Sync Transp, << >> Inc Dec, << >> Inc Dec, < RELATOF: 00:02:00:00, < TRANSOF: 00:02:00:00, RELATOF: 00:01:00:00

TRANSPORT OPTIONS > Loc1 Loc2 Loc3 Loc4

< TRANSPORT OPTIONS > CurLoc TrOf RelOf RelMd

RELATOF: 00:01:00:00 > Zero OK Cancel

< RELATOF: 00:02:00:00

<< >> Inc Dec

< TRANSPORT OPTIONS > CurLoc TrOf RelOf RelMd

TRANSOF: 00:01:00:00 > Zero OK Cancel

< TRANSOF: 00:02:00:00

<< >> Inc Dec

3. Press the Page Right button and select TrOf. The current transport offset time appears in the display.

4. Select Zero to reset the transport offset time to zero.

5. Press Page Right to change the transport offset time. A

blinking cursor appears over

the first numeral of the transport offset time. Use the increment (Inc) and decrement (Dec) buttons to change the highlighted numeral. Use the >> button to move to the next numeral.

6.Press the Page Left button when finished, and then select OK to save the new transport offset time.

Relative Offset

Just as transport offset adds a preset amount of time to the transport locator positions, relative offset subtracts a preset amount of time from the transport locator positions when relative mode is turned on (see “Relative Mode” next). For example, if the relative offset is set to 00:01:00:00, the rewind function will stop at 23:59:00:00 instead of 00:00:00:00 (at 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz sample rates). The transport offset time is subtracted from all locates as well.

Guide Operation

To set the relative offset time:

1. Press SETUP to enter		SETUP	MENU	>
the SETUP MENU.		Record	I/O	Sync Transp
the SETUP MENU.	SETUP	Record	I/O	Sync Transp

2. Select Transp. to enter the TRANSPORT OPTIONS menu.

3. Press the Page Right button and select RelOf. The current relative offset time appears in the display.

4. Select Zero to reset the relative offset time to zero.

5. Press Page Right to change the relative offset time. A blinking cursor appears over the first numeral of the

relative offset time. Use the increment (Inc) and decrement (Dec) buttons to change the highlighted numeral. Use the >> button to move to the next numeral.

6.Press the Page Left button when finished, and then select OK to save the new relative offset time. Note that the relative mode must be turned on for the relative offset time to affect the transport locator positions.

Relative Mode

Relative mode can be turned on and off with this command. When relative mode is on, the decimal point in the right side of the current time display lights. In relative mode, the relative offset time is subtracted from the transport locator time (see previous topic). This allows you to work with time coordinates relative to a certain position.


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