TASCAM CD-01U/CD-01U PRO RS-232C Protocol Specifications
10 TEAC Corporation
4-10. AUTO CUE LEVEL PRESET
Sets the Auto Cue level of the controlled device.
When this command is transmitted with request data ([FF]), the controlled device returns the AUTO
CUE LEVEL RETURN command [A0].
The Auto Cue function is turned on and off using the AUTO CUE SELECT command [30].
Command 20
Data 2 bytes
Return AUTO CUE LEVEL RETURN [A0]
Data 1 Data 2 Description Remarks
0 0 -24dB Sets the Auto Cue detect level to –24dB.
0 1 -30dB Sets the Auto Cue detect level to –30dB.
0 2 -36dB Sets the Auto Cue detect level to –36dB.
0 3 -42dB Sets the Auto Cue detect level to –42dB.
0 4 -48dB Sets the Auto Cue detect level to –48dB.
0 5 -54dB Sets the Auto Cue detect level to –54dB.
0 6 -60dB Sets the Auto Cue detect level to –60dB.
0 7 -66dB Sets the Auto Cue detect level to –66dB.
0 8 -72dB Sets the Auto Cue detect level to –72dB.
F F Auto Cue level request Requests the currently set the Auto Cue detect level.
· If the specified data is other than described above, the controlled device sends ILLEGAL [F2].
4-11. DIRECT TRACK SEARCH PRESET
Sets a track number. If the controlled device is in stop or play mode, the specified track is played back.
If the controlled device is in ready mode, the unit will enter ready mode at the start of the specified track.
This command is judged to be illegal if an attempt is made to jump to a non-existent track (e.g. track 11
on a 10-track disc).
Command 23
Data 4 bytes
Return None
Description Remarks
Data 1 Tens digit of track number
Data 2 Units digit of track number
Data 3 Thousands digit of track number
Data 4 Hundreds of track number
Track number
Sample) 2300: Track 23
· If the specified track number does not exist on the disc, the controlled device sends ILLEGAL [F2].