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Teac DS Series Instruction Manual

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DISK RECORDING SYSTEM
DS Series
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Please read this manual before using the product, and keep this manual handy.
DISCLAIMER
TEAC disclaims all warranty, either expressed or implied, with respect to this product and the
accompanying written materials. In no event shall TEAC be liable for any damages whatsoever
(including, without limitation, damages for loss of business profits, business interruption, loss of
business information or other loss) arising out of the use of or inability to use this product.
This product is not an approved medical device.
The names of products that appear in this document are registered trademarks of the
respective holders.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12
2006.12 D008302-00A

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  • Page 1 Please read this manual before using the product, and keep this manual handy. DISCLAIMER TEAC disclaims all warranty, either expressed or implied, with respect to this product and the accompanying written materials. In no event shall TEAC be liable for any damages whatsoever (including, without limitation, damages for loss of business profits, business interruption, loss of business information or other loss) arising out of the use of or inability to use this product.
  • Page 2 Caution Changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by TEAC CORPORATION for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment. For the customers in Europe WARNING This is a Class A product.
  • Page 3 Index IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Page iii 1. INTRODUCTION Page 1 1.1 Overview Page 1 1.2 Notes Before Using Page 1 1.3 Keys and Controls Page 2 1.4 Pin Assignment of Input/Output Connector Page 4 2. MANUAL INFORMATION Page 5 3. TURN ON AND TURN OFF SYSTEM Page 7 3.1 Cautions on Power Supply Page 7...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    8. SAVE AND LOAD SETTING CONDITIONS Page 53 8.1 Save Setting Conditions Page 53 8.2 Load Setting Conditions Page 55 8.3 Initialize Setting Conditions Page 56 9. <MISC> MENU Page 57 9.1 Adjust Contrast Page 58 9.2 Display System Information Page 59 9.3 Display System Synchronization Status Page 60...
  • Page 5 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION Read All Instructions. Save Instructions for Later Use. Follow All Warnings and Instructions Marked on the Product. 1) Read Instructions - All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated. 2) Retain Instructions - The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference. 3) Heed Warnings - All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.
  • Page 6 17) Damage Requiring Service – If damaged, unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions: a) If the power-supply cord or plug is damaged. b) If liquid has been spilled onto, or objects have fallen into the product. c) If the product has been exposed to rain or water.
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  • Page 9 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 1. INTRODUCTION The DS series disk recording system is a wideband hard disk recorder that has been developed to record signals of higher frequency, multiple channels, and longer time. There are two models based on their recording channels, 32 channels and 64 channels per unit.
  • Page 10 1.3 Keys and Controls In this paragraph, we will explain the functions of the keys and controls of the unit. Front Panel 17 18 19 Description Function BATTERY LED Turn ON if the battery operates and if the battery voltage becomes lower.
  • Page 11 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 Rear Panel MO DE L NO . D S-3 20R DISK DATA RECO RDING SYSTEM TE AC INS TR UME NTS CO RP SER IA L NO . MA DE IN JAP AN Description Function FAN 1 Fan for cooling the unit.
  • Page 12 1.4 Pin Assignment of Input/Output Connector This paragraph explains the relationship between the pin assignment and the channel numbers. To be labeled as “OUTPUT” for the output connector Pin Number Channel Number Ground Pin No 50, 33, and 17 from left. Add 16 x (Slot Number - 1) to the channel number above for Slot 2 or later.
  • Page 13 Follow the information below to use the DS series. A related section number is shown with this instruction book. Turn ON the power of the unit. How to turn ON the power and to shut down the unit are explained in Section 3.
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  • Page 15 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 3. TURN ON AND TURN OFF SYSTEM You can learn how to turn on and off the system by reading this section. 3.1 Cautions on Power Supply Connecting Ground Line Connect a common ground line of all test instruments to be connected to the FG terminal on the rear panel.
  • Page 16 3.2 Turn On System Use the accessory AC cord to connect to the DS main unit. Connect the cord to apply AC power with care to AC source voltage. Press the main power lower part (| display side) on the rear panel to turn on the main power source.
  • Page 17 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 3.3 Calibration at Power On State Time to Analog Circuit Stable State At a cold start state, the analog circuit of the DS can be stable for guaranteed accuracy at approximately 10 minutes after power activation.
  • Page 18 3.4 Turn Off System Confirm that the system is at ready state (<READY> display). Press and hold the power switch on the front panel. While system shut down process is running, <wait..> is displayed. LCD display becomes OFF. POWER LED turns on red. Press the main power switch upper part (O display side) on the rear panel to turn off the main power source.
  • Page 19 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 4. MENU OPERATION You can use menu displayed by LCD on the front panel to control the DS unit with key operations. Use the cursor to select the menu item displayed by pressing the up and down keys.
  • Page 20 4.2 How to Move Among Menus Press the ENTER key at the cursor position to move to the lower hierarchic menu. At the menu displayed [<<TOP]、[< BACK], press the ENTER key by locating the cursor at [<<TOP] to return to ready state (<READY> display).
  • Page 21 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 5. PANEL LOCK You can lock the front key operations. Controls from the PC are possible while in panel-lock state. Confirm that the system is in ready state (<READY> display). Press the right key for 3 seconds. <*> is displayed and the key operations are locked.
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  • Page 23 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 6. RECORD CONDITION SETTINGS At the <RECORD> menu, you can set recording amp settings and general recording functions of the main unit, such as input range and input mode of each channel, a recording target device, sampling frequency, and number of recording channels, by using the LCD and keys of the DS unit.
  • Page 24 6.1 <INPUT AMP> Menu You can set the recording amp condition at <INPUT AMP> of the <RECORD> menu. Confirm that the cursor is in [INPUT AMP] at the <RECORD> menu. Press the ENTER key. The <INPUT AMP> menu is displayed. 6.1.1 Input Range Setting You can set the input range of each channel.
  • Page 25 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 6.1.2 Auto Range By monitoring input signal states from start measurement and stop measurement, the most suitable channel range setting of each channel is set automatically. This menu is carried out after connecting an object signal to the DS input channel.
  • Page 26 Press the ENTER key to start the auto range measurement. To decide the auto range setting with the measurement result Press the STOP key after taking a necessary time for auto range measurement. The system automatically sets the suitable input range to each channel based on the measurement. To cancel the auto range measurement Press the left key.
  • Page 27 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 6.1.3 Input Mode Setting You can set the input mode of each channel. Move the cursor to [MODE] by pressing the down keys at the <INPUT AMP> menu. Press the Enter key to go to <MODE>.
  • Page 28 6.1.4 Zero Shift You can set the input zero shift value within +/- 120% of the input range of each channel. Move the cursor to [ZERO SHIFT] by pressing the down keys at the <INPUT AMP> menu. Press the ENTER key to got to <ZERO SHIFT>. Move the cursor to the channel to set the zero shift by pressing the up and down keys.
  • Page 29 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 6.1.5 Manual Calibration At the calibration at power on state the DS unit reads an internal pre-set calibration value automatically. This process reads the pre-set calibration value recorded beforehand at ROM of each amplifier card. This pre-set calibration value can be renewed and updated by carrying out the manual calibration from the <INPUT AMP>...
  • Page 30 Press the ENTER key to return to <INPUT AMP>. Page 22...
  • Page 31 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 6.2 Sampling Frequency Setting You can select the recording sampling frequency of the system. Effective Sampling Frequency vs. Recording Channels Lowest limit recording rate (sampling frequency x number of channels) must be 500K words/sec or higher. Highest limit recording rate must be 16M words/sec or lower. See the table below.
  • Page 32 Go to the <RECORD> menu. Move the cursor to [SAMPLE] by pressing the down key. Press the ENTER key to go to <SAMPLE>. The selectable sampling frequencies are displayed. Move the cursor to a desired sampling frequency you want to set. Press the ENTER key to display the confirmation for the current selection.
  • Page 33 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 6.3 Number of Recording Channels’ Setting You can set the number of the recording channels. Effective Sampling Frequency vs. Recording Channels Lowest limit recording rate (sampling frequency x number of channels) must be 500K words/sec or higher.
  • Page 34 6.4 Recording Target Device Setting You can select the recording target device. Go to the <RECORD> menu. Move the cursor to [TARGET DEVICE] by pressing the down keys. Press the ENTER key to go to <TARGET DEVICE>. Move the cursor to the recording target device to be used with the up and down keys. Record to the internal hard disk.
  • Page 35 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 Press the ENTER key to decide the selection. The <RECORD> menu is displayed. If you do not want to decide the selection, press the STOP key. The selection is not effective. Then return to the <RECORD> menu.
  • Page 36 6.5 Record Mode Setting You can set the recording mode. You can select a mode to stop recording at media full or an endless mode by using the internal HDD as a ring format to continue recording until STOP condition met. Go to the <RECORD>...
  • Page 37 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 6.6 Trigger Mode Setting You can set the trigger mode. You can set the pre-trigger and the level trigger. Go to the <RECORD> menu. Move the cursor to [TRIGGER SETUP] by pressing the down keys.
  • Page 38 Press the ENTER key to go to the confirmation of the current selection. Press the ENTER key by confirming that <PRE TRIG. ON> is displayed. Next, set the times for the pre-trigger data in seconds. Move the cursor to [PRE TIME SETUP] at <TRIGGER SETUP>. Press the ENTER key to go to <PRE TIME SETUP>.
  • Page 39 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 <LEVEL ON/OFF> is displayed. Move the cursor to [LEVEL TRIG. ON] by pressing the down key. Press the ENTER key to go to the confirmation of the current selection. Press the ENTER key by confirming that <LEVEL TRIG. ON> is displayed.
  • Page 40 Press the ENTER key after setting each setup condition. Press the ENTER key to decide the current selections when the confirmation is displayed. About Level Trigger The LED of the START key flashes fast at the REC standby sate. You can use a combination of the level trigger and the pretrigger on recording to the internal hard disk drive except for the endless recording mode.
  • Page 41 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 6.7 System Settings You can set the general system settings, such as the voice memo channel and the speaker output, etc., at the <SYSTEM> menu. To enter the <SYSTEM> menu, Confirm that the system is in ready state (<READY> display).
  • Page 42 Move the cursor to [ON] to turn on the voice memo. Press the ENTER key to go to the confirmation of the current selection. When turning on the voice memo recording, the level display LED of Channel 1 flashes orange. It indicates Channel 1 records the voice memo, not data.
  • Page 43 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 6.7.2 Output from Speaker You can listen to signals being recorded at a specified channel with the speaker on the front panel. You can turn on or off the speaker output. Move the cursor to [SPEAKER OUT] at the <SYSTEM> menu by pressing the down keys.
  • Page 44 6.7.3 Recording IRIG-B Time Code You can select the IRIG-B mode to record an external IRIG-B time code to Channel 2 as a format of wave form signals. This time code is displayed on the LCD of the front panel. Data and Time of Data File Note that the start date and time recorded on the data file is NOT IRIG-B time code here, but the internal DS time code.
  • Page 45 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 7. RECORDING OPERATIONS You can record data to the internal hard disk drive (HDD) and/or to the network drive by using the keys on the front panel. If You Record Extreme Numbers of Files. If you record extreme numbers of the files, the DS will takes a time to enter to the READY mode after processing the system boot up, the disk exchange, and the file delete.
  • Page 46 7.2 Start and Stop Recording You can start and stop recording by using the keys on the front panel. Confirm that the system is in ready state (<READY> display). Press the REC key. <RECSTANDBY> is displayed and the system enters the record standby state.
  • Page 47 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 Press the PAUSE key to suspend recording, and go to recording standby state (<RECSTANDBY> display). The LED on the START key flashes green. Press the START key to re-start recording to create a new data file.
  • Page 48 7.3 LED Display while Recording You can monitor the input signal level on each channel at the channel correspondent level display LED while recording. LED Status Input Signal Level No light Lower than +/-5% Green +/- 5% to approximately +/- 50% Orange +/- 51% to +/- 125% Exceeding +/- 125%...
  • Page 49 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 7.5 Format Each recording start and stop creates a data file in the case of the recording to the internal hard disk drive. When the hard disk is full, the system automatically stops recording. In order to record a new file, execute the format to delete the recorded data files.
  • Page 50 Move the cursor to [Yes] by pressing the up key to execute the format. (Example of QUICK FROMAT.) Press the ENTER key to start formatting. The following will be displayed while formatting. (Example of QUICK FORMAT.) When completing the format, the systems returns to the ready state (<READY> display). HDD FORMAT OPTIONS Options Description...
  • Page 51 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 7.6 Delete Last Recorded Data File You can delete the last recorded data file at the recording mode to the internal hard disk drive. Confirm that the system is in ready state (<READY> display). (If the system is not in ready state, press the STOP key a few times depending on the hierarchy of the current menu to move to ready state.)
  • Page 52 Move the cursor to [Yes] by pressing the up key to delete the last recorded data file. Press the ENTER key to delete the last recorded data file. Press the Enter key to return to the <SYSTEM> menu. CAUTION About DELETE LAST FILE Repeating 1 to 9 deletes the data files from the latest time stamp to the previous ones.
  • Page 53 The DS series records the data with 2 GB separated multiple files in case the data exceeds 2 GB. The DS series manages these separated data files by adding 4 digit numbers starting from 0000 after the file ID to control the data sequence.
  • Page 54 To avoid the possibility of duplicate keywords from other recorders, “DS_” is added to the front of the keyword (except “DEVICE”). Sample Header File Format A sample of a header file made in DS series is shown as follows. DATASET THISIS~1 VERSION 1...
  • Page 55 DS_MEMO_FULL You can enter total 1024 characters for “MEMO” or “COMMENT” at the DS series. If there is a line feed in the original sentence, it will be converted to commas to make a single line comment. DS_START_CONDX Indicate the recording start condition.
  • Page 56 7.8 Recording Synchronization You can synchronize the multiple DS units to record data by connecting the proprietary synchronization cables (Standard cable length is 1 m). The slave units follow with a recording start of the master DS unit. When the maser unit stops recording, the slave units stop recording also.
  • Page 57 Connect between <SYNC OUT> of the rear panel of the master unit and <SYNC IN> of the rear panel of the slave unit. The DS series can automatically assign the master and slave status with the cable connection.
  • Page 58 7.9 Exchange Internal Hard Disk Drive You can exchange the internal hard disk drive at the stop state with the following procedures. Confirm that the system is in ready state (<READY> display). (If the system is not in ready state, press the STOP key a few times depending on the hierarchy of the current menu to move to ready state.) Press the ENTER key to display the main menu <MENU>.
  • Page 59 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 The system displays the following message and starts the unmounting process to exchange the hard disk drive. The system displays the following and releases the lock of the internal hard disk drive when the unmouting process (approximately 50 seconds) is completed.
  • Page 60 Exchange the internal hard disk drive. Close the tray after exchanging the hard disk drive. The system displays the following. Then, the system locks the exchanged hard disk drive with the mounting process by displaying the following. The system goes to the ready state when the mounting process (approximately 50 seconds) is completed.

  • Page 61: Save And Load Setting Conditions

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 8. SAVE AND LOAD SETTING CONDITIONS You can save a total of 20 different setting conditions in the DS unit and you can load one of these setting conditions depending on your experiment. You can save and load the setting conditions with the <PARAMETER> menu.
  • Page 62 Press the ENTER key to display the name list of the places to save the settings. Move the cursor to the name you want to use for the place to save the settings by pressing the up and down keys. Press the ENTER key to display the confirmation. Press the ENTER key to decide the selection．...

  • Page 63: Load Setting Conditions

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 8.2 Load Setting Conditions Display the <PARAMETER> menu. Press the ENTER key by confirming that the cursor is in [PARAMETER LOAD]. The name list of the places to load the settings is displayed. Move the cursor to the name you want to use for the place to load the settings by pressing the up and down keys.

  • Page 64: Initialize Setting Conditions

    8.3 Initialize Setting Conditions You can initialize the setting conditions to the default (factory) settings, and restart the system. Controls by Using Browser The initialization process turns off and boots the system automatically. To enable the controls from the browser after the initialization process, manually turn the power off and on again to reflect the changes on the network settings by confirming the IP address.

  • Page 65: Misc> Menu

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 9. <MISC> MENU You can adjust the contrast of the LCD and display the system information. Confirm that the system is in ready state (<READY> display). (If the system is not in ready state, press the STOP key a few times depending on the hierarchy of the current menu to move to ready state.)

  • Page 66: Adjust Contrast

    9.1 Adjust Contrast Display the <MISC> menu. Press the ENTER key by confirming that the cursor is in [CONTRAST]. Adjust the contrast with the up and down keys. Press the ENTER key when completing the adjustment. The <MISC> menu is displayed. Page 58...

  • Page 67: Display System Information

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 9.2 Display System Information You can view the system information, such as the firmware version, etc. Display the <MISC> menu. Move the cursor to [SYS INFO] by pressing the down key. Press the ENTER key to view the system information.

  • Page 68: Display System Synchronization Status

    9.3 Display System Synchronization Status You can view the information on the recording synchronization status. Display the <MISC> menu. Move the cursor to [SYNC INFO] by pressing the down keys. Press the ENTER key to view the system recording synchronization status. Press the ENTER key after confirming above to return to the <MISC>...

  • Page 69: Playback Operations

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 10. PLAYBACK OPERATIONS You can playback the recorded data files on the system with playback functions (“P” is used for at the recorder model with playback functionality) by using the keys and displays. You can also playback by using the browser for time search.

  • Page 70: Select File To Playback

    10.2 Select File to Playback You can select the file to playback. Confirm that the system is in ready state (<READY> display). (If the system is not in ready state, press the STOP key a few times depending on the hierarchy of the current menu to move to ready state.) Press the ENTER key to display the main menu <MENU>.

  • Page 71: Select Playback Sampling Frequency

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 10.3 Select Playback Sampling Frequency You can select the different playback sampling frequencies from the recording sampling frequency. Within the same number of channels, the selectable playback sampling frequencies are shown the table below. Sampling Frequency and Channels Lowest limit playback rate (sampling frequency x number of channels) must be 500K words/sec or higher.
  • Page 72 Confirm that the system is in ready state (<READY> display). (If the system is not in ready state, press the STOP key a few times depending on the hierarchy of the current menu to move to ready state.) Press the ENTER key to display the main menu <MENU>. Press the ENTER key to go to <PLAYBACK>...

  • Page 73: Auto Mode

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 10.3.1 AUTO Mode You can playback at the same sampling frequency of recording to set [AUTO]. Move the cursor to [AUTO] at <PLAY SAMPLE MODE>. Press the ENTER key to go to the confirmation of the selection.

  • Page 74: Fixed Mode

    10.3.2 FIXED Mode You can playback at the specified playback sampling frequency regardless of the recording sampling frequency to set [FIXED]. Move the cursor to [FIXED] at <PLAY SAMPLE MODE>. Press the ENTER key to go to the confirmation of the selection. Press the ENTER key to decide the selection.

  • Page 75: Output Range Setting

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 10.4 Output Range Setting You can set the output range of each channel. Confirm that the system is in ready state (<READY> display). (If the system is not in ready state, press the STOP key a few times depending on the hierarchy of the current menu to move to ready state.)
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  • Page 77: Connect To Pc

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 11. CONNECT TO PC You can operate the DS unit not only by using front panel controls, but also by using a browser running on the PC connected via network in order to set the record conditions and to transfer recorded data files.
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  • Page 79: Network> Menu

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 12. <NETWORK> MENU You can set the network settings of the DS unit at the <NETWORK> menu. Cautions on Using a Network Environment Consult your network administrator on the IP address to be used and other network parameters when connecting the DS unit to your network per the following information.
  • Page 80 Confirm that the system is in ready state (<READY> display). (If the system is not in ready state, press the STOP key a few times depending on the hierarchy of the current menu to move to ready state.) Press the ENTER key to display the main menu <MENU>. (Below example is for the recording only unit.) Move the cursor to [NETWORK] by pressing the down keys.

  • Page 81: Change Param> Menu

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 12.1 <CHANGE PARAM> Menu You can set the DHCP client function and enter the IP address and other network parameters. You can decide the entries here by using the <SET NETWORK> menu. 12.1.1 Use DHCP Client Function If the DHCP server is in a network where you connect the DS unit, you can use the DHCP client function of the DS unit that makes it easy to connect to the network.

  • Page 82: User Ip Address

    12.1.2 User IP Address You can assign the fixed IP address to the DS unit to connect to the network. DHCP Client Function Make sure to set the DHCP client function to [DISABLED] to use the fixed IP address. Display the <CHANGE PARAM> menu. Move the cursor to [IP ADDRESS] by pressing the down keys.

  • Page 83: Check Host Name

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 12.1.3 Check Host Name You can check the host name assigned to the DS unit. Set Host Name You can assign the host name to the DS unit by using the browser. Display the <CHANGE PARAM> menu.

  • Page 84: Set Network> Menu

    12.2 <SET NETWORK> Menu You can decide the network parameter entries entered at the <CHANGE PARAM> menu. The entries decided by execution of this menu will be effective. Turn off and on the DS system to reflect the changes. Display the <NETWORK> menu. Move the cursor to [SET NETWORK] by using the up key.

  • Page 85: Network Drive> Menu

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 12.3 <NETWORK DRIVE> Menu You can check the name of the mounted share drive on the PC in the network. You can record the data directly to the shared network drive. To set the recording target device to the network drive, see “6.4 Recording Target Device Setting”.
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  • Page 87: Control By Using Browser

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 13. CONTROL BY USING BROWSER 13.1 Basic Operation You can set setting conditions, operate, and monitor the data of the DS unit by using the browser running on the PC within the same network. Data Monitor The data monitor function on the browser will not display all contiguous data streams, subject to available network bandwidth.
  • Page 88 Help Function Each menu has its help function. Locate the cursor on the setting item to open the tool tip shown below. Plot Click [Plot] of the bottom of the main window to set the monitor display. At the <Channels> tab, you can turn on and off the plot of each channel, along with setting the display scale and the line color.
  • Page 89 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 Param [Param] is used to save and load the setting conditions and to initialize the settings. System [System] is used to format the hard disk drive, to set the date and time, and to shut down the system.
  • Page 90 R & P [R & P] is used for settings related to the recording and playback. <R.Record> is used for setting the recording target device, the sampling frequency, and numbers of the recording channels, etc. <R.Mode> is used for setting the record mode. <R.Level Trig>...
  • Page 91 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 There are lower hierarchy menus to set the amplifier parameters at the <R.P.Amp> tab. Click the button to go to the lower hierarchy menu. Page 83...
  • Page 92 Transfer [Transfer] is used for listing the recorded files and transferring the recorded file to the PC. Click the data file to be transferred. Double click the line of the selected file to display its thumbnail data. You can specify the part of the transferring data from the data file.
  • Page 93 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 In addition to the main page window, the property window which displays the DS status and the counter window are shown. ・ ・ ・ ・ <Property > window Various status can be viewed by selecting <A>, <B>, <C> or <D> tab.

  • Page 94: Data File Deletion Of Ds Recorder And Data Transfer From Pc

    When the PC does not have the Active-X installed, the following dialog appears on the first connection to the DS. Press “Yes” to proceed with the Active-X installation. The Active-X name for the data file deletion is “dstool” (distributed by Teac Instruments Corp.) About Internet Explorer security In order to use the “dstool”...
  • Page 95 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 Notes on Operation ・ Before connectiing to DS from the browser, select the recording device to “HDD”. ・ Note that the data file cannot be restored once it is deleted. ・ The data transferring operation is performed only on one folder at a time. Repeat the process if you want to operate on multiple folders.
  • Page 96 The browser window as shown in the figure below appears when connecting to DS. The data file deletion and the data transfer operation are available in this window. PC side data file (transfer target file) list box DS side data file (deletion target file) list box DS side data file name retrieval button PC side data file browse button Press the “Retrieve”...
  • Page 97 DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 The data transfer is available in the same browser screen. Press “Browse” and the “Select a data directory” dialog appears. After selecting the directory 5-1. where the data files resides, press “OK”. Example All data files in the specified directory of the client PC are displayed in the list. Check the □ box 5-2.
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  • Page 99: Trouble Shooting

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 14. TROUBLE SHOOTING 1. <SYSTEM DOWN!!> is displayed at boot-up of the system. Re-start System If the following screen is displayed after the initial screen is displayed, turn off the power switch once to restart the system.
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  • Page 101: Specifications

    DS Series Instruction Manual 2006.12 15. SPECIFICATIONS Item Specifications Input Balanced input for AC coupling mode and DC coupling mode (need an optional BNC unit for unbalanced input), unbalanced input for IEPE. Input Mode AC coupling/DC coupling/IEPE Input Range +/- 0.1 Vp, 0.2 Vp, 0.5 Vp, 1 Vp, 2 Vp, 5 Vp, 10 Vp, 20 Vp Approximately +/- 130 % full range Maximum Applicable Voltage ±...
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  • Page 104 Copyright © 2004- 2006 TEAC Corporation. All rights reserved. TEAC CORPORATION 3-7-3 Naka-Cho, Musasino-Shi, Tokyo 180- 8550, Japan E-mail: tic_cs@teac.co.jp Phone: + 81-422-52-5074 Fax: +81-422-52-1990...

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