D01235620A HS-20 2 Channel Audio Recorder OWNER'S MANUAL
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1 Read these instructions. 2 Keep these instructions. 3 Heed all warnings. 4 Follow all instructions. 5 Do not use this apparatus near water. 6 Clean only with dry cloth. 7 Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. 8 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 88 For European Customers Disposal of electrical and electronic equipment (a) All electrical and electronic equipment should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities. (b) By disposing of the electrical and electronic equipment correctly, you will help save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human health and the environment.
Contents 1 – Introduction...............................................8 5 – FILE LIST....................................................30 Features................................................................................... 8 Included items...................................................................... 8 Conventions used in this manual................................... 8 Intellectual property rights.............................................. 9 Precautions for placement and use........
Contents Attaching a name to and saving AES31 editing information...................................................................42 Creating new AES31 editing information...........43 Importing all takes......................................................43 Editing AES31 file names..........................................44 Deleting AES31 files...................................................44 Editing the timeline...........................................................
Contents FILE FORMAT page......................................................79 OPTIONS page..............................................................80 Playback settings (PLAY SETUP)....................................80 GENERAL page.............................................................80 CONTROL page............................................................81 Sync and timecode settings (SYNC T/C).....................81 CLOCK page..............................................................
1 – Introduction Thank you very much for purchasing the TASCAM HS-20 Two-Channel Audio Recorder. Before connecting and using this unit, please take time to read this manual thoroughly to ensure you understand how to properly set it up and connect it, as well as the operation of its many useful and convenient functions. After you have finished reading this manual, please keep it in a safe place for future reference. You can also download the Owner's Manual from the TEAC Global Site (http://teac-global.com/).
1 – Introduction Intellectual property rights • TASCAM is a trademark of TEAC Corporation, registered in the U.S. and other countries. • CompactFlash is a US registered trademark of SanDisk Corporation. • SDHC logo is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC. • Other company names, product names and logos in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
1 – Introduction Cleaning the unit Use a dry soft cloth to wipe the unit clean. Do not wipe with chemical cleaning cloths, thinner, alcohol or other chemical agents. Doing so could damage the surface or cause discoloration. Cleaning the display Gently wipe the display with a soft dry cloth that does not shed dust (e.g. a cleaning cloth). Avoid wiping with a stiff cloth or rubbing with force. Doing so will damage the surface of the LCD.
2 – Names and functions of parts Front panel 1 POWER switch 6 MENU key 2 USB connector 7 Color display Use to turn the power on and off. This switch has a cover to prevent misoperation. Open the cover from below to access and operate the switch. By connecting a USB flash drive, for example, you can back up data from SD/CF cards and save files to them. By connecting a USB keyboard, you can input folder names, for example.
2 – Names and functions of parts In timeline mode, press the PLAY key while pressing and holding the REC key to start recording from that point. Both the PLAY and REC keys light during recording. e PHONES knob/jack Connect stereo headphones to this standard stereo phone jack. This jack outputs the signal from the internal monitoring mixer. Use the PHONES knob to adjust the headphones output level. CAUTION Before connecting headphones, minimize the volume with the PHONES knob.
2 – Names and functions of parts Rear panel g ANALOG IN L/R (UNBALANCED) connectors These RCA pin jacks are analog unbalanced inputs (L/R) The rated input level is −10dBV. h ANALOG IN L/R (BALANCED) connectors These XLR connectors are balanced analog inputs (L/R) The rated input level is +4dBu. (1: GND, 2: HOT, 3: COLD) j DIGITAL IN (S/PDIF) connector This connector is an unbalanced input for digital audio in IEC60958-3(S/PDIF) and AES3-2003/IEC60958-4 (AES/EBU) formats. Sampling frequencies of 88.
2 – Names and functions of parts This BNC connector is for output of word clock thru/out and video reference thru signals. Use this to output a word clock signal (thru, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, 96 kHz, 176.4 kHz or 192 kHz) or a video reference signal (IN connector signal thru only). Use the THRU/WORD OUT switch to set the signal output. ! 75Ω OFF/ON and THRU/WORD OUT switch Use this switch to make the following settings.
2 – Names and functions of parts Home Screen 6 Audio synchronization status button/indicator Press the HOME key to open the Home Screen. § In timeline mode 12 3 When synchronized to a Master clock, the SYNC indicator appears green. The SYNC indicator blinks when not synchronized to a Master clock. Touch this area to open the SYNC T/C screen. (See “Sync and timecode settings (SYNC T/C)” on page 81.) 4 56 7 Transport status indicator This icon shows the current transport status.
2 – Names and functions of parts SAVE AS button This name and saves the content of the timeline. This can only be selected when stopped. (See “Saving AES31 editing information” on page 42.) CREATE AES31 button This opens the AES31 NAME screen where you can create new AES31 files. This can only be selected when stopped. (See “Creating new AES31 editing information” on page 43.) IMPORT ALL TAKES button This imports all takes in the current folder. This can only be selected when stopped.
2 – Names and functions of parts If the total number of entries, including files and subfolders, inside a folder exceeds about 20,000, recording becomes impossible and "Rec Limit" appears. For details, see “Recording operation limitations” on page 29. Press this area to open the MEDIA SELECT screen. (See “Card selection” on page 26.) Media status indicators These indicators show whether media recording is possible, not possible or not selected for recording.
2 – Names and functions of parts NOTE If the first half of the take name or the letter in the second half is different, a take that has the same three-digit number in the second half can be created. s INFO button Touch this button to open an information display that shows the file name of the region at the timeline cursor and the current unit settings beneath the track display area. oo Folder Name mode button Use the folder name as the first half of the take name.
2 – Names and functions of parts Press this button to open the TIMER EVENT LIST screen. (See “TIMER EVENT LIST screen” on page 99.) In take mode h Take/entry number The number of the currently selected take or entry is shown. In recording standby, the file name of the take to be recorded next will be shown. Take numbers are assigned in the order that they are recorded within a folder. j Time mode button This icon shows the current time display mode. Touch this area to change the time display mode.
2 – Names and functions of parts CREATE PLAYLIST button This opens the PLAYLIST NAME screen where you can create a new playlist. (See “Creating a new playlist” on page 65.) Flash start screen 1. Press the HOME key when the Home Screen is already open to open the flash start screen. ; Level meters These are the same as on the Home Screen in timeline mode. z Time display area The appearance depends on the time display mode.
3 – Preparation Inserting and removing SD and CF cards Inserting SD/CF cards Insert an SD/CF card into the SD card slot or CF card slot on the front of the unit in order to use it for recording and playback. NOTE SD/CF cards can be inserted whether the unit is ON or OFF. 1. Pull the card slot cover forward to open it. Removing SD/CF cards Turn the unit OFF or stop operations before removing an SD/CF card.
3 – Preparation About the display Security screws The included security screws can be used to lock the CF card slot covers. Use a Phillips head screwdriver to install or remove the screws. Adjusting the display angle Push the LCD TILT button to unlock the display, and then pull the bottom of the display forward to adjust the angle. Pull the bottom of the display until you hear a clicking sound.
3 – Preparation oo Do not apply a commercially-available screen protection film to the display. Doing so could prevent normal operation. oo Gently wipe the display with a soft dry cloth that does not shed dust (e.g. a cleaning cloth). Avoid wiping with a stiff cloth or rubbing with force. Doing so could damage the surface of the LCD. Do not use benzene, thinner, manicure remover, alcohol or similar substances. Turning the power ON and OFF Open the front panel POWER switch cover and press the POWER switch.
3 – Preparation Setting the time of the built-in clock 1. Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENU screen. Lock function Press the MENU key while pressing and holding the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the LOCK SETUP screen. On this screen you can turn on/off the lock function that disables operation from the front panel and external devices. 2. Touch the SYSTEM SETUP button to open the SYSTEM SETUP screen.
3 – Preparation oo If one of the keys around the display is pressed, the following pop-up message appears when the display keys are locked. Display keys locked • When Transport is set to LOCK, if one of the transport keys is pressed, the following pop-up message appears. Transport locked • When REMOTE/KEYBOARD is set to LOCK, if a remote control or keyboard connected to a remote connector is used, the following pop-up message appears.
4 – Basic operation In this chapter, we explain the basic operation procedures that are the same in each operation mode. The display on this unit functions as a touchscreen. Operate the unit using its keys, switches and touchscreen display buttons. On every screen except the Home Screen, a button appears at the top left. Touch this button to return to the previous screen. SD/CF card preparation Card selection 1. Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENU screen.
4 – Basic operation Formatting SD/CF cards 4. Click the OK button in the pop-up window. A reconfirmation pop-up window appears. CAUTION • Formatting an SD/CF card erases all the data on it. • Always format SD and CF cards with this unit before using them in it. If an SD/CF card that has been formatted by another device or PC is used, operation might be affected. 1 Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENU screen. 5. Click the OK button in the pop-up window.
4 – Basic operation Setting the master clock 1 Press the HOME key on the front panel to open the Home Screen. Setting inputs and outputs Setting the inputs 1. Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENU screen. 2 Touch the SYNC button to open the SYNC T/C screen. 2. Touch the AUDIO I/O button to open the AUDIO I/O screen. NOTE You can also open the SYNC T/C screen by touching the SYNC T/C button on the MENU screen. 3 Select the master clock that you want to use from the MASTER item.
4 – Basic operation 2 Touch the SYSTEM SETUP button to open the SYSTEM SETUP screen. Recording operation limitations With this unit, recording in a folder becomes impossible when the total number of files, subfolders and other items in that folder becomes large. For this reason, the following things might occur. oo When the total number of items in one folder exceeds about 20000 On the PREFERENCES page, set the digital reference level (Digital Ref. Level). (You can also select the type of keyboard.
5 – FILE LIST Explanation of folder structure This unit manages audio files in audio folders. Each SD/CF card has an "HS Files" folder that holds audio folders that contain audio files (which are called "takes") in groups. Folder structure The folder structure is as shown below. You can check the SD/CF card folder and file structure by accessing it from a computer using a card reader, for example.
5 – FILE LIST Touch to select the corresponding folder. The letter “C” appears in the icon, which is also highlighted yellow, for the currently loaded folder. oo INFO button Touch this button when a folder is selected to open a pop-up window with information about that file. If no folder is selected, press this button to show information about the entire card. oo MULTI SELECT button Use this to enable the selection of multiple folders.
5 – FILE LIST oo MENU button This shows a pull-up menu for selecting LOAD, EDIT NAME and DELETE. Playlist selection screen The playlist selection screen is only shown when the operation mode is playlist mode. Take selection screen The take selection screen is only shown when the operation mode is take mode. oo Folder name column This shows the current folder name. Touch this area to open the folder selection screen. oo Folder name column This shows the current folder name.
5 – FILE LIST Editing the name of a folder in the root directory 1. Select the folder with the name that you want to edit on the root folder selection screen. The selected folder name is highlighted in yellow. 2. Touch the MENU button on the root folder selection screen to open the pull-up menu. Use this to erase the character to the right of the cursor. oo Shift button Touch this to switch between numerals and symbols and uppercase and lowercase Roman letters.
5 – FILE LIST Rebuilding folders in the root directory Rebuilding should be performed whenever an inconsistency occurs between the unit's management files and the audio files, for example, after a file has been deleted via FTP. 1. Press the FILE LIST key on the front of the unit to open the AES31 file selection, take selection or playlist selection screen. Then, press the FILE LIST key again twice to open the root folder selection screen. 2. Select the folder that you want to rebuild.
5 – FILE LIST Folder operations Creating new folders 1. Press the FILE LIST key on the front of the unit to open the AES31 file selection, take selection or playlist selection screen. Then, press the FILE LIST key again to open the folder selection screen. 2 Touch the NEW FOLDER button on the pull-up menu to open the NEW FOLDER screen where you can input the folder name. Input the folder name. See “Editing the name of a folder in the root directory” on page 33 for the input method. Loading a folder 1.
5 – FILE LIST Rebuilding folders Rebuilding should be performed whenever an inconsistency occurs between the unit's management files and the audio files, for example, after a file has been deleted via FTP. 1. Press the FILE LIST key on the front of the unit to open the AES31 file selection, take selection or playlist selection screen. Then, press the FILE LIST key again to open the folder selection screen. 2. Select the folder that you want to rebuild.
5 – FILE LIST 2. Press the e button next to the folder that contains the folder you want to delete. 3. Select the folder that you want to delete. Touch the MULTI SELECT button to enable the selection of multiple folders. 4. Touch the MENU button on the folder selection screen to open the pull-up menu.
6 – Overview of operation modes This unit has the following three operation modes. oo Timeline mode This mode provides a timeline-based working environment similar to using a tape recorder. In timeline mode, two tracks can be recorded and played back. Marks can also be edited. oo Take mode This mode uses takes (files) as recording and playback units. Two tracks can be recorded and one or two tracks can played back. Marks can also be edited.
7 – Timeline mode In this chapter, we explain how to use the timeline mode. To use this unit in timeline mode, set the unit’s operation mode to TIMELINE MODE. (See “Selecting the operation mode” on page 38.) Please refer to “4–Basic operation” when reading this chapter. Recording mode settings 1. Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENU screen. Preparing to record Basic preparations Refer to “4 – Basic operation” on page 26 and make the basic preparations for recording.
7 – Timeline mode Other recording settings Touch the OPTIONS tab of the REC SETUP screen to open the following screen. NOTE Recording can also be controlled using parallel control. CAUTION When in recording standby, the parallel control signals output are high for TALLY_RECORD and low for TALLY_ PAUSE. When in recording standby, the REC and PAUSE keys on the front panel will be lit. Stopping recording To stop recording, press the STOP key.
7 – Timeline mode Setting input monitoring Turn input monitoring off during playback. If input monitoring is on, sound from the input connectors will be output through all the output connectors of this unit. 1. Touch the INPUT MONITOR button on the Home Screen to open a pull-up with the input monitoring ON/OFF button. Reading, saving and creating AES31 editing information Loading AES31 editing information You can load AES31 editing information in the current folder to the timeline.
7 – Timeline mode When loading AES31 editing information, a progress status pop-up appears. When loading completes, the pop-up window disappears and the Home screen is opened. The loaded contents replace the contents of the timeline. Saving AES31 editing information You can save the current timeline as an AES31 file. The saved file is created in the current folder. CAUTION When you edit the timeline, save the AES31 editing information as necessary.
7 – Timeline mode Creating new AES31 editing information You can create a new AES31 file in the current folder (loaded folder). 1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen. 2. Touch the AES31 file name button on the Home Screen to open the pull-down menu. NOTE If the entered file name already exists, "This name already exists" appears in a pop-up window. Touch the CLOSE button to return to the CREATE AES31 screen, and enter another name. 3.
7 – Timeline mode Touch the OK button or press the DATA dial to clear the current timeline and import all the takes from the current folder. Touch the CANCEL button to return to the Home Screen. Editing AES31 file names Deleting AES31 files 1. Press the FILE LIST key on the front of the unit to open the AES31 file selection screen. 2. Select the AES31 file that you want to delete. The background color of the selected AES31 file name will become yellow. 1.
7 – Timeline mode Editing the timeline You can cut, erase and divide regions, for example. The basic procedures for editing are as follows. See the explanation of each function for detailed procedures. 1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen. Selecting the range to copy/cut/delete oo When the editing start and finish points are set, the range between the points is selected.
7 – Timeline mode Setting the editing end point Selecting a complete region for editing 6 Use the m and , keys, for example, to locate the timeline cursor at the position (time) where you want to end editing. 7. Touch the SET/SELECT button to open the pull-up menu. 8. Touch the SET OUT button on the pull-up menu to set the editing end point (OUT point). The OUT mark ( ) appears at the current position in the mark display area. 1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen. 2.
7 – Timeline mode Copying the data in the selection (Copy) You can copy the selection. NOTE • The copied data will be saved in the copy buffer. • When the whole fade (in/out) area is included, the fade information will also be retained. Selected range Copy buffer 1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen. 2. Touch the EDIT MODE button to enter edit mode. 3. Move the timeline cursor to the selection to copy. 4.
7 – Timeline mode Erasing the data in the selection (Erase) You can erase the selection to make an interval silent. The positions of the following regions will remain unchanged. NOTE • The erased data is saved in the copy buffer. • When the whole fade (in/out) area is included, the fade information will also be retained. • When the IN point or OUT point is within a region, the part outside of the selection will become a new region.
7 – Timeline mode Inserting the data of the copy buffer at the set position (Insert) NOTE • All regions following the insertion point will move backward by the time of the data inserted. • When inserting into a region, three regions will be created: the part of the region that was before the timeline cursor, the content of the copy buffer, and the part of the region that was after the timeline cursor. • If the set position is located in a fade-in or fade-out, that fade information will be cleared.
7 – Timeline mode 6. Select a file to insert on the BROWSE screen, and touch the Insert File button. Inserting silence at the set position (Insert Mute) You can insert silence at the set position. NOTE • All regions following the IN point will move backward. • When inserting into a region, two regions will be created: before the timeline cursor and after the timeline cursor. • When the set position is located in a fade-in or fade-out, the fade information will be cleared. 7.
7 – Timeline mode Pasting the copy buffer data at the set position (Paste) You can paste copied data at the set position. NOTE When the set position is located in a fade-in or fade-out, the fade information will be cleared. Copy buffer 1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen. 2. Touch the EDIT MODE button to enter edit mode. 3. Move the timeline cursor to the position where you want to paste the copy buffer. 4. Touch the EDIT button to open the pull-up menu.
7 – Timeline mode 6. Select the file to paste on the BROWSE screen, and touch the Paste File button. Setting fades for the designated region (Fade IN/FadeOut) You can set a fade in and a fade out for a selected region. NOTE 7. When the pop-up window to set the pasting position opens, touch either the Current Position or File T/C button to start pasting. 1. 2. 3. 4. The fade-in/fade-out ranges are indicated in light blue. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen.
7 – Timeline mode Removing set fades (Remove Fade IN/ Remove FadeOut) 1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen. 2. Touch the EDIT MODE button to enter edit mode. 3. Move the timeline cursor to the region where you want to remove fade-in/out. 4. Touch the Fade/Level button to open the pull-up menu. Setting the playback level in the selected region (Level) You can set the playback level for a region (after fade-in and before fade-out). 1.
7 – Timeline mode Undoing the previous edit (UNDO) You can undo the previous timeline edit. 1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen. 2. Touch the EDIT MODE button to enter edit mode. 3. Touch the EDIT button to open the pull-up menu. 4. Touch the UNDO button on the pull-up menu. After the edit is undone, the Home Screen will open after a pop-up window is shown. In this case, the EDIT pull-up menu will remain open.
7 – Timeline mode Bouncing You can output part of a region or an interval that crosses multiple regions as a single take. Setting the bounce starting point 1. Touch the HOME key to open the Home Screen. 2. Use the m and , keys, for example, to locate the timeline cursor to the bounce starting point (time). 3. Touch the Bounce I/O button to open a pull-up menu. Input the file name. Follow the procedures in “Editing the name of a folder in the root directory” on page 33. 10.Touch the Enter button.
8 – Take mode In this chapter, we explain how to use the take mode. To use this unit in take mode, set the unit’s operation mode to TAKE MODE. (See “Selecting the operation mode” on page 38.) Refer to “4 – Basic operation” on page 26 also when reading this chapter. Recording mode settings 1. Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENU screen. Preparing to record Basic preparations Refer to “4 – Basic operation” on page 26 and make the basic preparations for recording.
8 – Take mode Other recording settings Touch the OPTIONS tab of the REC SETUP screen to open the following screen. Stopping recording To stop recording, press the STOP key. Playback in take mode Selecting a folder/take 1. Press the FILE LIST key on the front of the unit to open the take selection screen. Then, press the FILE LIST key again to open the folder selection screen. On the OPTIONS page, you can set the pre-recording time and the use of auto marks. For details, see “OPTIONS page” on page 80.
8 – Take mode 4. Touch the MENU button in the take selection screen to open the pull-up menu. Setting input monitoring Turn input monitoring off during playback. If input monitoring is on, sound from the input connectors will be output through all the output connectors of this unit. 1. Touch the INPUT MONITOR button on the Home Screen to open a pull-up with the input monitoring ON/OFF buttons. 5. Touch the LOAD button in the pull-up menu. 6.
8 – Take mode Take operations Multiple takes can be made in audio folders. For details about folder operations, see “5 – FILE LIST” on page 30. The following take operations are available.
8 – Take mode 3. Touch the EXPORT button on the pull-up menu to open the following pop-up window. Touch the OK button or press the DATA dial to export the selected take. Touch the CANCEL button on the pop-up window to return to the take list screen. NOTE The file icon for a take that has been successfully uploaded is shown like this: . The file icon for a take that has failed to upload is shown like this: . Deleting a take 1. Select the take that you want to delete on the take selection screen. 2.
8 – Take mode Sorting takes You can sort the order of take playback by name. 1. Touch the MENU button on the take selection screen to open the pull-up menu. 4. Use the DATA dial and scroll buttons to move the selected take. Take selection screen with pull-up menu open 2. Touch the SORT button on the pull-up menu to open a confirmation pop-up window. 5. Touch the MOVE button or press the ENTER key to move the take to the order shown.
8 – Take mode 5 Touch the Enter button on the TAKE NAME screen or the DATA dial to confirm the take name and return to the take selection screen. CAUTION It is possible to edit the name of a take already in use in timeline or playlist mode. If you edit the name of such a take, an error pop-up appears when you attempt to play the corresponding region/entry. NOTE Dividing a take You can divide a take into two at a specified position. TAKE-1 TAKE-1 TAKE-2 TAKE-2_a TAKE-3 TAKE-2_b TAKE-3 1.
8 – Take mode Combining takes You can combine a specified take with another one. NOTE You cannot combine takes in the following cases. • The bit lengths, the numbers of channels or the sampling frequencies are different. • The file size after combining the takes exceeds the Max File Size shown on the REC SETUP/FILE FORMAT screens. • The open capacity of the media is less than the file size of the second take to be combined. TAKE-1 TAKE-2 TAKE-1 TAKE-3 TAKE-4 TAKE-5 TAKE-3 TAKE-4 TAKE-5 6.
8 – Take mode Undoing the previous take edit (UNDO) You can undo the previous take edit. 1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen. 2. Touch the EDIT button to open the pull-up menu. Touch the UNDO button on the pull-up menu. 3. When the edit is undone, the Home Screen will open after a pop-up window is shown. Redoing the previously undone take edit (REDO) After undoing an edit, you can redo it. 1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen. 2.
9 – Playlist mode In this chapter, we explain how to use the playlist mode. To use this unit in playlist mode, set the unit’s operation mode to PLAYLIST MODE. (See “Selecting the operation mode” on page 38.) Please refer to “4 – Basic operation” on page 26 when reading this chapter. 5. Touch the OK button or press the DATA dial when a confirmation pop-up message appears. Playlist operations Loading a folder Takes/files can only be added to the playlist from the currently loaded folder.
9 – Playlist mode 4. When a confirmation message pop-up appears, touch the OK button or press the DATA dial to confirm the playlist name. Changing a playlist name later You can change playlist names later. 1. Press the FILE LIST key on the front of the unit to open the playlist selection screen. 2. Select the playlist with the name that you want to change. The background of the selected playlist name appears yellow. 3. Touch the MENU button to open a pull-up menu.
9 – Playlist mode Loading playlists You can load a playlist (JPPA PPL file) that is in the current folder. The file path is as follows when you view a card on a computer. {Card drive name}:\{HS Files}\{folder name}\{_playlists}\ {Playlist file} NOTE You cannot load a playlist file that is not in the current folder. 1. Press the FILE LIST key on the front of the unit to open the playlist selection screen. 2. Select the playlist that you want to load. 3.
9 – Playlist mode Editing a playlist (adding, clearing and editing entries) A playback unit in a playlist is called an “entry”. A maximum of 100 entries can be added to a playlist. Only takes (files) in the folder in which the playlist was created can be added as entries. When a take (file) that is in another folder is added to a playlist, it is copied to the folder where the playlist was made. Even during playback of a playlist, entries can be added to or removed from it. Their names can also be changed.
9 – Playlist mode ASSIGN File screen To open this screen, touch a take or entry name button on the Home Screen to open a pull-down menu and touch the ASSIGN FILE button, or touch the t ASSIGN part of the ENTRY g t ASSIGN button on the ASSIGN file screen. y Take name list/buttons This is a list of the takes in the current folder. After touching a key assign button, touch a take name button to assign that take to that key assign button.
9 – Playlist mode Assigning a take to an entry 1 Press the HOME key on the front panel to open the Home Screen. 6. Touch a take name in the take list to assign that take to that button. When a take is assigned to a button, the button’s icon changes from (no assignment) to . NOTE • Only takes in the folder where the playlist is can be added to the playlist.
9 – Playlist mode Clearing entry assignments Editing entry titles 1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen. 2. Touch the ENTRY LIST button on the pull-down menu that is opened by touching a file name or title name button. This opens the ENTRY list screen. 1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the Home screen. 2. Touch the ADJUST ENTRY button on the pull-down menu that is opened by touching a file or title name button. The ADJUST ### screen opens.
9 – Playlist mode Editing the playback starting and ending points Editing the playback Start/End point using the number buttons and mark list screen 1 Press the HOME key on the front panel to open the HOME screen. 2. Touch the ADJUST ENTRY button on the pull-down menu that is displayed by touching a file or title name button. The ADJUST ### screen opens. (“###” is the entry number.) 1. Touch the EDIT button to open the EDIT START POINT or EDIT END POINT screen.
9 – Playlist mode Editing the playback starting time 1. Press the HOME key on the front panel to open the Home screen. 2. Touch the ADJUST ENTRY button on the pull-down menu that is opened by touching the file name button or the title name button. The ADJUST ### screen opens. (“###” is the entry number.) oo Touch the CLEAR button to erase all entered values. 7. Touch the ENTER button to confirm the setting.
9 – Playlist mode Editing fade-in/fade-out length and level 1. Press the HOME key on the front panel to open the Home screen. 2. Touch the ADJUST ENTRY button on the pull-down menu that is opened by touching a file or title name button. The ADJUST ### screen opens. (“###” is the entry number.) Rehearsal playback You can use the transport controls for rehearsal playback while on the ADJUST ENTRY screen. oo The operation is the same as during normal transport operation except that the .
9 – Playlist mode Saving playlists Naming a playlist and saving it The current playlist is saved in the current folder (loaded folder) as a JPPA PPL file. CAUTION After editing a playlist, save it as necessary. If you do not save a playlist after editing, all changes will be lost when, for example, you load another playlist, remove the selected card, or turn off the unit. An “*” appears in the file name or title name button when editing has occurred that has not been saved yet.
9 – Playlist mode Playback in playlist mode Selecting a playlist 1. Press the FILE LIST key on the front of the unit to open the playlist selection screen. Playback control in playlist mode Press the PLAY key to start playback. Press the PAUSE key to start playback standby. Press the PLAY key again to resume playback. Press the STOP key to stop playback. Press the . [MARK.] key or / [MARK/] key to switch entries. Press and hold the m [ ] key or , [ ] key to search backward or forward. Press the . [MARK.
10 – Internal settings Menu screen Press the MENU key on the front of the unit to open the MENU screen shown below. Recording settings (REC SETUP) The REC SETUP screen has three tabbed pages: REC MODE, FILE FORMAT and OPTIONS. Touch the tabs at the bottom of the screen to open the corresponding page. REC MODE page Make settings related to the recording mode. REC MODE oo REC SETUP button Make recording settings. oo PLAY SETUP button Make playback settings.
10 – Internal settings oo The mirror paired media is not present (If the current media is not present, mirror recording is also impossible.1) oo The CF card not set as the current media is not compatible. (PIO mode) (If the current media is not compatible, mirror recording is also impossible.1) oo The non-current media is not in a compatible format. (Not FAT16 or FAT32.) (If the format of the current media is not compatible, mirror recording is also impossible.1) oo The CF card is not compatible with UDMA.
10 – Internal settings oo If the space on either of the media runs out or an error occurs during recording with Mirror set, recording to the media with no space remaining or to the media on which an error has occurred will stop. Recording of the current file to the other media will also stop, but recording will continue as the next take in a new file. Then, the message and media remaining space buttons will be shown as follows.
10 – Internal settings (In the example above, this would be when the level exceeds the maximum level minus 0.20 dB.) OPTIONS page Make settings related to the pre-recording and auto marks on this page. NOTE The PRE/REC/END auto marks are only added to takes in take mode. They do not appear on the timeline in timeline mode. NOTE After an Audio Over or Sync Unlock auto mark has been placed, the same type of mark will not be repeated until at least 10 seconds has passed.
10 – Internal settings CONTROL page Make various settings related to the playback functions on this page. Sync and timecode settings (SYNC T/C) Make various settings related to audio synchronization and timecode on this page. This screen has five pages: CLOCK, SYNC, T/C, SETUP and I/O. Touch the tabs at the bottom of the screen to open the corresponding page. CLOCK page View various clock status information and select the clock used for synchronization on this page.
10 – Internal settings NOTE • A mark appears on the button of the currently active master clock. • If synchronization from an external clock is interrupted, the unit’s internal clock becomes active. In this case, the mark appears on the INT button to show that it has become the active clock, and the mark appears on the button of the selected external clock that was lost. When ON, this function re-synchronizes when synchronization with timecode becomes inaccurate during playback.
10 – Internal settings Touch the GENERATOR item EDIT button or the user bits (UB) display area to open the T/C USER BITS screen. When the timecode generator is in free run mode, touch the RESTART button to reset the timecode of the timecode generator to the start time. TC IN The top line shows the time of the input timecode and the frame type. The bottom line shows the user bits (UB) of the input timecode.
10 – Internal settings I/O page View the synchronization signal status and set timecode output on this page. Remote settings (REMOTE SETUP) Make settings for the PARALLEL, RS-232C, RS-422, NETWORK and FTP connectors on this screen. The REMOTE SETUP screen has 6 pages: GENERAL, PARALLEL, RS-232C, RS-422, NETWORK and FTP. Touch the tabs at the bottom of the screen to open the corresponding page. GENERAL page Make the external remote controller settings on this page.
10 – Internal settings • When recording, press the RC-HS20PD PAUSE key to enter recording standby. • When recording, press the RC-HS20PD STOP key to stop recording. The RC-HS20PD ONLINE key becomes unlit when recording is stopped. When this is set to “Disable” • Use of the RC-HS20PD ONLINE key will be ignored. • In recording standby, pressing the RC-HS20PD PLAY key will not start recording. • When recording, pressing the RC-HS20PD PAUSE key will not put the unit into recording standby.
10 – Internal settings RS–422 page Make RS-422 serial control transmission settings on this page. NOTE If an optional SY-2 has not been installed, the items will be shaded and cannot be set. Serial Mode Set the serial connection mode with the following buttons. Setting buttons: RS-232C (Default), RS-422 NOTE • Only the connector selected with this setting will function. The RS-232C and RS-422 connectors cannot both be used at the same time.
10 – Internal settings Depending on the DNS SETUP setting, the appearance of this area will change as follows. When setting AUTO When setting STATIC AUTO設定時 STATIC設定時 When touching タッチ中 LINK SPEED Set the network connection speed. oo AUTO (default): Connects using a link speed adapted automatically to the connection environment.
10 – Internal settings Delete After Upload Set whether or not files that have been uploaded are automatically deleted. oo Disable (default): Uploaded files will not be deleted automatically. oo Enable: Uploaded files will be deleted automatically. Timing Set the time when uploaded files will be automatically deleted Soon (default), at 00:00 – at 23:30 (in 30 minute increments) NOTE When set to Soon, files will be deleted soon after they complete uploading.
10 – Internal settings 4. Deleting files on this unit Deleting the current take is possible only when playback is stopped. Files other than the current take may always be deleted. However, since inconsistencies will occur between the unit's management files and audio files you need to use the REBUILD function after deleting a file. oo After deleting a file (while stopped if during playback/ recording) use the REBUILD function when the following REBUILD confirmation message appears.
10 – Internal settings You can perform the following operations using the computer keyboard when the VNC viewer application is active. F1 to F12 keys: Functions in the same way as an external keyboard connected with this unit. See "List of keyboard operations" in "Operation using a computer keyboard" of “12 – Other functions” in this manual. HOME key: Functions in the same way as the HOME key of this unit and opens the HOME screen. Press the End key while holding the HOME key to open the LOCK SETUP screen.
10 – Internal settings When an RC-HS20PD is connected, the RC-HS20PD fader level is shown. If one is not connected, this value is fixed at 0dB. Level meter settings (METER SETUP) Make level meter settings on this screen. NOTE If you press the EXIT/CANCEL [PEAK CLEAR] key when the Home Screen is open, the peak hold display resets. System settings (SYSTEM SETUP) Make system settings on this screen. The SYSTEM SETUP screen has 4 pages: PREFERENCES, ANALOG Ref LVL ADJUST and Backup/Preset and CLOCK ADJUST.
10 – Internal settings ANALOG Ref LVL ADJUST page Use these to adjust the analog input and output reference levels of each channel. Setting buttons oo Disable (default): The TC Chase setting is not backed up. Every time the unit is turned on, TC Chase will be set to OFF. oo Enable: The TC Chase setting is backed up. The TC Chase setting in use before the unit was turned off will be restored when it is turned on CLOCK ADJUST page Set the time of the built-in clock.
10 – Internal settings DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME SETUP screen SNTP SETUP screen Use this screen to set the internal clock to use daylight saving time during the set period. Daylight Saving Mode Set whether or not the HS-20 follows Daylight Saving Time changes. oo Disable (default): The HS-20 does not follow DST changes. oo Enable: The HS-20 follows DST changes. Explanation Sets the start and end months for Month Daylight Saving Time.
10 – Internal settings NOTE • Set this to +9:00 for Japan standard Time (JST). • For the United States, use the following settings. Time Zone Pacific Standard Time (PST) Mountain Standard Time (MST) Central Standard Time (CST) Eastern Standard Time (EST) Touch the Preset button at the top right of the NTP SERVER name input screen to open a pull-down menu that contains options to input pre-selected NTP server names for Japan and the USA.
10 – Internal settings Viewing and working with folders and files (BROWSE) 3. Touch the e button to move to the media/folder to see its content. This section describes how to work with folders and files on SD cards, CF cards, USB flash drives and FTP servers. oo Displaying a folder/file oo Displaying folder/file information oo Deleting a folder/file oo Copying a folder/file "Project01" folder Displaying a folder/file 1 Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENU screen. 4.
10 – Internal settings 2. Select a folder/file. Copying a folder/file 1 Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENU screen. "Project01" folder The selected folder/file is highlighted in yellow. 3 Touch the INFO button to show information about the selected folder/file in a pop-up. oo If a folder is selected, the creation date and time are displayed. 2 Touch the BROWSE button to open the BROWSE screen.
10 – Internal settings oo The media selection screen appears for the first copy. Touch the e button for the media containing the copy destination folder. First time media selection screen oo The last displayed copy destination folder selection screen appears the second time or later. CF card selected previously NOTE • While the copy destination is being selected, the BROWSE screen title changes to "SELECT FOLDER" and blinks.
10 – Internal settings Deleting a folder/file 4. Touch the MENU button to open the pull-up menu. 1. Press the MENU key on the front panel to open the MENU screen. 5. Touch the DELETE button on the pull-up menu. 6. Touch the OK button or press the DATA dial when the confirmation pop-up message appears. 2. Touch the BROWSE button to open the BROWSE screen. 7. When a reconfirmation message appears in a pop-up window, touch the OK button or press the DATA dial to delete. SD card 3.
10 – Internal settings NOTE If an audio file of the current folder is deleted, a rebuild confirmation message appears in the pop-up window. Execute the rebuild. If the rebuild is not executed, a "Play Error" pop-up message will appear because the management and audio files will not match. When rebuilding is necessary, a B mark appears on the following buttons. Touch the REBUILD button on a menu to rebuild.
10 – Internal settings 3 Event Type button This shows the event type. See the Event Type/Function list above for the meanings of the icons. 4 Timer event function switch (ON/OFF) This button turns the timer event function on/off. Touch this button to turn it ON/OFF. q MENU button oo Touch this button to open a pull-up menu. oo When the pull-up menu is open, touch this again to close it. If a timer event has been edited, but not saved, a V icon will appear on this button. MENU button pull-up menu.
10 – Internal settings uninterrupted and the download will be executed, but deletion will not be executed. • During downloading, the SD/CF card indicator blinks. • The timer event information file will be read automatically when a folder is loaded. • If the timer event information file (HS_EventList.tlist) is overwritten an FTP or Browse function, the timer event information file will automatically be read again.
10 – Internal settings oo Daily On the TIMER EVENT SETUP screen, select the Every Day button to set the event to be executed every day. Playback file selection screen On the playback events/repeat playback screen, touch the Playback File button to open one of the following three file selection screens. SELECT TAKE screen Select a file for playback from media loaded in the unit on this screen.
10 – Internal settings NOTE On this screen, you can set Japanese names for files that have not yet been downloaded to the media in the unit. INPUT PLAYBACK FILE screen On the screen, you can input the characters of playback file names. Take List/FTP Server selection buttons Take List button: FTP Server button: Touch this to switch to the SELECT TAKE screen. Press this button to open the FTP Server BROWSE screen.
10 – Internal settings Operation mode selection (OPERATION MODE) Set the unit’s operation mode on this page. Browse FTP Server selection button Browse FTP Server button: Press this button to open the FTP Server BROWSE screen. Input of path name for file/folder to be downloaded oo To designate a folder, input a slash (/) at the end oo If the path name exceeds the screen width, use the arrow (<-/->) keys to move the cursor and scroll the path left and right.
11 – Mark and locate functions • When an Audio Over or Synchronization Error auto mark is added, another event of the same type will not cause a mark to be added until at least 10 seconds have passed. Mark functions Adding marks Using keys to locate to marks Use the following methods to create marks. One timeline mode or one take can have a maximum of 99 marks, including automatically-created marks. oo Push the MARK key on the front panel.
11 – Mark and locate functions Locating to marks Touch a button to locate to the corresponding mark. 3. Another pop-up window appears to reconfirm. Touch the OK button or press the DATA dial to delete the mark. Viewing mark information Touch the LIST INFO button on the MARK LIST screen to open the LIST INFO page. This screen shows a list of the number of marks by type in the currently loaded take. Touch the LIST INFO button again to return to the MARK LIST screen.
11 – Mark and locate functions Editing mark positions You can change the position (time) of marks added using the MARK list (marks named “MARKXX”). Editing mark names 1. Select the mark that you want to edit on the MARK LIST screen. NOTE Automatically placed marks cannot be edited. 1. Select the mark that you want to edit on the MARK LIST screen. 2. Touch the EDIT NAME button to open the MARK NAME screen. 2. Touch the EDIT TIME button to open the MARK EDIT screen.
11 – Mark and locate functions Manual locate function You can directly input a time and locate to it. Touch the Manual Locate button on the Home Screen to open the MANUAL LOCATE screen. Touch the FRAME EDIT button to set whether or not the frame value can be edited. FRAME EDIT on FRAME EDIT off There are three locate modes as follows. ABS: Input an actual time and locate to it. +: Input an amount of time to go forward from the current time. −: Input an amount of time to go backward from the current time.
12 – Other functions Flash start function Use the flash start function to instantly start playback of takes that you have designated in advance. A maximum of 100 takes can be started instantly using a keyboard or devices connected to this unit’s remote connectors (REMOTE and PARALLEL). 1. In take mode, select the folder that you want to play back. (See “Loading a folder” on page 65.) When in playlist mode, select a playlist. (See “Loading playlists” on page 67.) 2.
12 – Other functions Selecting the type of character to input: In the same manner as with a computer, use the Shift and Caps Lock keys to select the type of character to input. Inputting characters: You can use the number, letter and symbol keys to input them directly. Moving the cursor: Use the s/w keys. Use the HOME/2 key to move the cursor to the beginning. Use the END/x key to move the cursor to the end. Erasing characters: Use the Delete key to erase the character at the cursor position.
13 – Operation with timecode synchronization In this chapter, we explain playback synchronized with timecode, which is possible with an optional SY-2 installed. For recording and playback, this unit can be synchronized with SMPTE timecode input through the TIMECODE IN connector on the SY-2 installed in the rear panel or with its built-in timecode generator (“master timecode” hereafter). Timecode synchronization differs according to the operation mode.
14 – Loading files recorded on another device This unit can import and play audio files that meet the following requirements. In addition, files created by other TASCAM HS series units can be played back as is if they meet the following conditions: File format: Sampling frequency: Quantization bit depth: Number of tracks: BWF/WAV 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192kHz 16/24 bits 2 or less Using imported files on this unit 1. Insert the media with the copied files into this unit’s card slot. 2.
15 – Troubleshooting If you are having trouble with the operation of this unit, please try the following before seeking repair. If these measures do not solve the problem, please contact the store where you bought the unit or TEAC customer support. 88 The unit will not turn on. oo Confirm that the power plug, for example, is connected completely. 88 Media is not recognized. oo Confirm that the card is securely inserted into the card slot. oo Pause recording or playback. 88 The unit controls do not function.
16 – Messages The following is a list of the messages that appear in pop-up windows. Refer to this list to learn more about each message as well as how to respond to them. Messages with contents that vary depending on the situation are placed at the beginning of the list. The subsequent messages are listed in alphabetical order. Message Meaning and response MM "vvvvvvvv" NUM OF FOLDERS: p USED SIZE: u FREE SIZE: f TOTAL SIZE: t This shows information about the media.
16 – Messages Message Meaning and response "tttttttt" date fs/bit/FileMode/NumOfTracks Shows take information SIZE: u LENGTH: *h**m**s**f "tttttttt" START T/C: **: **: **. ** END T/C: **: **: **. ** FRAME TYPE: ** F “ffffffff” Size: **MB yyyy/mm/dd hh: mm Bounce Selected Area to file? “ffffffff” Canceled Cannot add timer event. Timer event limit reached. Timer event limit reached." Cannot Change Now Fixed in current Fs. Cannot Change Now Fixed in current mode. Cannot Change Now Inc.
16 – Messages Message Cannot edit this mark point. Mark point already exists at the same timestamp. Cannot execute bounce. Media Full. Cannot execute bounce. Bounce file size is over 2GB. Cannot execute combine. "aaaaaaaa" "bbbbbbbb" These property are not matched. Cannot execute combine. Combine file size is over MMM. Cannot execute combine. Media Full. Cannot execute. File property is not matched to current setting. Cannot execute. Media Full. Cannot Export. Not enough space on MM Cannot Export.
16 – Messages Message Cannot use Bridge file because it is illegal. CF Media Full. SD: Still RECORDING. CF: Stopped. CF not recommended for Recording/Playing. (not UltraDMA) CF Record error. SD: Still RECORDING. CF: Stopped. Changing Fs ... Clear Current EDL and Import All Takes? Clear In/Out Point? Combine these Takes? "aaaaaaaa" "bbbbbbbb" Completed Meaning and response Cannot use the bridge file because it is not correct. Recording to CF has stopped because the CF does not have enough space.
16 – Messages Message Meaning and response Digital Input Error (eeeeeeee) An error occurred with the digital input selected for the input signal. Digital Input Error (eeeeeeee) An error occurred with the digital input selected for the input signal. D–In: Fs convert On Cannot select as Master clock. Directory contents changed. REBUILD required. REBUILD now? Directory contents changed via FTP. REBUILD required. REBUILD now? Edit Completed EDL Load completed but there are some wrong regions.
16 – Messages Message --- FULL FORMAT --FORMAT MM? This will erase all DATA on card --- FULL FORMAT --Formatting MM ... Import All System Backup Data from MM? Initializing ... Load Factory Preset? Load selected folder? "ssssssss" Load selected take? "tttttttt" Loading File ... Loading Playlist ... Loading Folder … Loading Take ...
16 – Messages Message Play Error Buffer underrun Play Error. Play Error. nnn: NNNNNNNN Playlist Import completed but there are some wrong entries. "ppppp" Size: **MB yyyy/mm/dd hh: mm Playlist Load completed but there are some wrong entries. PLEASE CONFIRM --- FULL FORMAT --FORMAT MM? This will erase all DATA on card PLEASE CONFIRM --- QUICK FORMAT --FORMAT MM? This will erase all DATA on card PLEASE CONFIRM Copy MM to MM'? This will erase all DATA on MM'.
16 – Messages Message Meaning and response Rebuild current folder and changed Directory? This will rebuild the current folder and changed directory. Rebuild current folder? Rebuild failed This will rebuild the current folder. Rebuilding failed. Rebuild selected folder and changed Directory? This will rebuild the selected folder and changed directory. Rebuild selected folder? Rebuilding All folder … Rebuilding folder … RECORD Error RECORD Error Buffer overflow RECORD stopped. ABS time is over 24h.
16 – Messages Message Take Export failed. Take Load failed. There is no Entry. There is no folders. Please make a folder. There is no Take. There are no uploaded takes to delete. Timer Event List Screen is available only in Take mode. This file was converted to BWF format. This name already exists. This name already exists.
17 – Specifications Audio resolution 88 Recording media SD/SDHC cards CompactFlash (CF) cards 88 File system FAT32 (4 GB or more) FAT16 (2 GB or less) 88 File formats BWF (Broadcast Wave Format) WAV (Waveform Audio File Format) 88 Number of channels 2 channels 88 Quantization bit depths 16-bit, 24-bit 88 Sampling frequencies 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192 kHz 88 Clock reference types INTERNAL, WORD IN, VIDEO IN, DIGITAL IN 88 Timecode frame rates 23.976, 24, 25, 29.97DF, 29.
17 – Specifications 88 DIGITAL OUT (S/PDIF) Connector: RCA pin jack Output voltage: 0.5 Vpp ±20%/75 Ω Input impedance: 75 Ω Format: IEC60958-3 (S/PDIF) Supported sampling frequencies: 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192 kHz (Single/Double/Quad) 88 DIGITAL OUT (AES/EBU) Connector: XLR–3–32 Output voltage: 2–5 Vp–p/110 Ω Output impedance: 110 Ω ±20% Format: IEC60958–4 (AES3–2003, AES/EBU) Supported sampling frequencies: 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.
17 – Specifications Audio performance General 88 Frequency response 88 Power ANALOG IN to ANALOG OUT: AC 100-240 V, 50–60 Hz oo 20 Hz – 20 kHz: ±0.5 dB (Fs = 44.1/48 kHz, JEITA) (recording and playback) 88 Power consumption oo 20 Hz – 40 kHz: +0.5 dB/−2 dB (Fs = 88.2/96 kHz, JEITA) (recording and playback) 88 Dimensions (W × H × D) oo 20 Hz – 80 kHz: +0.5 dB/−5 dB (Fs = 176.4/192 kHz, JEITA) (recording and playback) 88 Weight 88 Distortion ANALOG IN to ANALOG OUT: 0.
17 – Specifications +6 Block diagram 126 TASCAM HS-20
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