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Selecting the Input Signal
Input Connectors
Details the relationship between input signals and corresponding input connectors for the audio recorder.
INPUT SELECT Switch for PCM-3324S
Explains the relationship between INPUT SELECT switch settings and selected input signals for the PCM-3324S.
Memory Backup Function
Settings Retained by Memory Backup
Lists settings retained by the memory backup function for PCM recorder and remote control unit for up to three days.
Memory Backup Function Activation
Details the procedure to activate the memory backup function by setting specific switches.
Using the AUTO INPUT Button
Switching All Channels Automatically
Describes how to automatically switch monitor output for all channels based on tape transport state.
Switching Recording Ready Channels Automatically
Explains automatic monitor output switching for only recording ready channels based on tape transport state.
CTL Signal Recording
Prestriping and Advance Recording Modes
Explains prestriping for new tapes and advance recording for live recording.
CTL Protect Mode
Describes the restriction on recording unless all digital audio channels are ready.
CTL Signal Recording Modes
Details automatic versus forced assemble recording modes for CTL signals.
Time Code
Switch Settings for Time Code Recording
Table detailing switch settings and display indications for time code recording.
Switch Settings for Time Code Playback
Table showing switch settings and display indications for time code playback.
Restrictions on Tape Time Functions
Operations Possible in CTL Modes
Explains the requirement for CTL absolute or relative display mode for sector-based synchronization.
Functions Unavailable with Non-Continuous CTL Values
Lists functions that do not operate correctly if CTL values are not continuous.
Using Return or Repeat Playback
Procedure for using return or repeat playback with non-continuous CTL values.
Backup Copy Function
Copying Digital Audio Signals
Details connections and procedure for copying digital audio signals only.
Copying CTL and Digital Audio Signals
Explains connections and procedures for copying CTL and digital audio signals using RM-3324/3348HR.
Time Shift Editing Using Sound Memory Function
15-1. Selecting the Sound Memory Mode
Procedure for selecting the sound memory mode by setting the REC MODE switch.
15-2. Selecting Source and Destination Channels
Steps to select source and destination channels for sound memory operations.
15-3. Selecting Sound Memory Playback Direction
How to toggle between reverse (rU) and forward (Sd) playback directions.
15-4. Setting Sound Memory Operation Mode
Explains setting the operation mode to Auto Start (Au), External Trigger (Et), or Manual (Sd).
15-5. Writing to the Sound Memory
Instructions for writing data to sound memory in Manual, Auto Start, and External Trigger modes.
15-6. Playing Back From the Sound Memory
Procedures for playing back data from sound memory in Manual, Auto Start, and External Trigger modes.
15-7. Editing the Sound Memory
Guide to editing sound memory by adjusting start (SA) and end (EA) points.
15-8. Time Shift Editing
Steps for saving punch-in/out points and performing rehearsal/time shift editing.
Digital Copy Function
16-1. Selecting the Digital Copy Mode
Procedure to set the REC MODE switch to INSERT and activate DIGITAL COPY.
16-2. Selecting the Operation Mode
Explains how to select Multi-channel, Two-channel, or Vocal Select modes for digital copying.
16-3. Digital Copy in Two-Channel Mode
Guide to selecting source/destination channels and performing digital copy in two-channel mode.
16-4. Digital Copy in Multi-Channel Mode
Instructions for selecting source/destination channels and managing pairs in multi-channel digital copy.
16-5. Digital Copy in Vocal Select Mode
Details for selecting channels and performing vocal select digital copy operations.
16-6. Restoring Channel Settings Before Digital Copy
Procedure to save and recall channel settings before and after digital copy operations.
Sector-Based Synchronization
17-1. Connections for Sector-Based Sync
Diagram and description of physical connections for sector-based synchronized operation.
17-2. Carrying Out Synchronized Operation
Step-by-step guide to initiating sector-based synchronized playback and controlling tape transport.
17-3. Rewriting the Sync Offset Time
Instructions for adjusting the sync offset time using numeric buttons or TRIM +/- buttons.
Time Code Chase
18-1. Connections for Time Code Chase
Describes connections required for time code chase operations.
18-2. Selecting the Chase Mode
Explains how to select between Address (ADRS) and Free (FREE) modes for time code chase.
18-3. Time Code Chase Operation Windows
Details for setting the display and lock windows for time code chase operations.
18-4. Setting the Sync Offset
Guide to setting the sync offset for time code chase, including correction methods.
18-5. Time Code Chase Operation
Steps for performing chase recording or rehearsal, and handling operation modes.
CTL Chase Function (PCM-3324S only)
19-1. Connections for CTL Chase
Diagram and description of connections for the CTL chase function.
19-2. Setting the Sampling Frequency for CTL Chase
Emphasizes the need for identical sampling frequencies on master and slave units for CTL chase.
19-3. CTL Chase Operation
Procedures for performing CTL chase recording, rehearsal, and operation management.
Building a System Using Time Codes
Time Code Sync Playback
Using time code sync playback for synchronized operation with video equipment.
Using the Vari-Sync Function for Time Code Sync
Details on using the vari-sync function for phase synchronization with time codes.
Editing
21-1. Connections for Electronic Editing
Describes connections for electronic editing, including cue signal setup.
21-2. Selecting the Editor Mode
Procedure to select the editor mode on master and slave RM-3324/3348HR units.
21-3. Setting Editing Points
Guide to setting IN and OUT points on recorder and player for editing operations.
21-4. Correcting the Editing Points
Methods for correcting recorder and player editing points simultaneously or individually.
21-5. Carrying Out Rehearsal and Editing
Steps for performing rehearsal, editing, and reviewing edits.
21-6. Rehearsing Individual Editing Points
Instructions for rehearsing the vicinity of recorder or player editing IN points.
External Synchronization
Synchronizing Signal Connectors
Table listing connectors and applications for various synchronizing signals.
Word Sync Signal Applications for External Sync
Details on using word sync signals for synchronization with different formats.
Playback Signal Advance Output
Output Mode Settings
Configuration for normal, analog, and digital audio signal advance output modes.
Setting the ADV OUT Switches
Instructions for setting ADV OUT switches to determine digital audio signal advance output.
Switches and Lamps on Internal Boards
SPU Boards and Related Controls
Details on SPU boards, condition lamps, and associated control switches.
MC, TCR, and CTK Board Controls
Overview of switches and functions on MC, TCR, and CTK boards.
ARP, MEM, ED, and CK Board Features
Description of features, controls, and lamps on ARP, MEM, ED, and CK boards.
Input/Output Level Controls and Switches
Details on various input/output level controls and switches across different boards.
Main Unit Status Lamps
General Status Indicator Lamps
Indicates status of remote control, word length, sampling frequency, master safe, and recording modes.
Synchronization Status Lamps
Indicates status of SYNC CLOCK and external clock error signals.
Error and Warning Lamps
Indicates emphasis mismatch, system warnings, and system alarms.
Warning Lamps and Troubleshooting
FORMAT MISMATCH Lamp Troubleshooting
Diagnostic procedure for when the FORMAT MISMATCH lamp lights repeatedly.
EMPHASIS MISMATCH Lamp Causes
Explains that the EMPHASIS MISMATCH lamp lights when emphasis settings differ.
EXT CLOCK ERROR Lamp Diagnosis
Diagnostic steps for when the EXT CLOCK ERROR lamp lights.
SYSTEM WARNING Lamp Conditions
Explains conditions that cause the SYSTEM WARNING lamp to light.
SYSTEM ALARM Lamp Fault Codes
Lists error codes displayed when the SYSTEM ALARM lamp lights due to faults.
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