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360 Systems DigiCart II Plus DR-2750 Owner's Manual

360 Systems DigiCart II Plus DR-2750 Owner's Manual (109 pages)

DIGITAL AUDIO HARD DISK RECORDER

Brand: 360 Systems | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 0 MB

Table of Contents

Fcc Compliance
2
Safety Compliance
2
Table of Contents
3
Warning Symbols
11
Chapter One

15
- Drives
  15
Getting Started

15
- Zip Removable Media
  15
- The Internal Hard Disk
  15
- Disk Storage Times
  16
- The File ID System
  16
- Directories
  17
- Cuts
  17
- Navigation
  18
- Navigation
  19
  - Selecting a Drive
    19
  - Selecting a Directory
    19
  - Selecting a Cut
    19
Condensed Operating Guide

19
- Recording and Playing Cuts
  19
  - Setting Record Levels
    19
  - Recording
    19
  - Making a Digital Recording
    20
  - Checking Available Drive Space
    20
  - Playing a Single Cut
    20
  - Playing Multiple Cuts - Follow-On Play
    20
- Pause
  21
- Looping
  21
- Secondary Cues
  21
- Setup Menu Operations
  22
  - General Procedure
    22
- Utility Menu Operations
  23
  - General Procedure
    23
- Edit Menu Operations
  23
- Find Operations
  24
Chapter Two

25
Controls and I/O

25
- Installation
  25
- Front Panel Controls
  26
  - The SELECT Knob
    26
  - The POSITION Arrows
    26
  - The RECORD Button
    27
  - The PLAY Button
    27
  - The STOP Button
    27
  - The UTILITY MENU Button
    27
  - The SETUP MENU Button
    28
  - The EDIT MENU Button
    28
  - The ENTER Button
    28
  - The CANCEL Button
    28
  - The VIEW LIST Button
    28
  - The SEC Button
    28
  - The PAUSE Button
    29
  - The LOOP Button
    29
  - The D-NET XFER Button
    29
  - The INPUT LEVEL Knobs
    29
  - The Peak Level Meters
    29
- The Rear Panel
  30
  - Rear Panel Interfaces
    31
  - Serial Control
    31
  - Transport Controls
    31
  - Transport Lamps/Tally Outputs
    31
  - Cue Output - Secondary
    31
- Alphanumeric Keyboard
  32
Chapter Three

33
Operating Instructions

33
- Recording Your First Cuts
  33
- Selecting a Drive
  33
  - Checking Available Disk Space
    34
- Setting Record Levels
  34
- Recording
  35
- Playing Audio Files
  36
  - Selecting a Drive
    36
  - Selecting a Directory
    37
  - Selecting a Cut
    37
  - Playing a Single Cut
    37
  - Playing Multiple Cuts - Follow-On Play
    38
- Pause
  38
  - Pressing Pause in Play Mode
    38
  - Pressing Pause in Record Mode
    38
- Looping
  39
  - Turning Loop on
    39
  - Turning Loop off
    39
- Cues
  40
- Secondary Cues
  40
- Setup Menu Operations
  41
  - General Operations
    41
  - Sample Rate and Format
    41
    
    Dolby AC-2 Coding
    42
    
    Selecting Sample Rate and Format
    42
    
    Stereo and Mono Recording
    42
  - Input Monitor
    43
  - Threshold
    43
    
    Threshold' Recording with a Digital Input
    44
  - Overwrite
    45
  - Recording Time Limit
    45
  - Restart Mode
    45
  - Time Display
    46
  - Sort Directory by
    46
  - Keyboard Type
    47
    
    Keyboard Mapping Assignments
    47
  - Remote Control
    48
  - Cart Spindown (Time-Out)
    48
  - Sync Source
    49
  - Digital Output
    49
    
    Audio I/O Interface Table
    50
  - Digital Input Type
    50
  - Audio Input Type
    51
- Utility Menu Operations
  52
  - General Procedure
    52
  - Change Name
    52
  - Erase
    53
  - Copy Original
    53
    
    Copying a Cut
    54
    
    Copyinga Directory
    55
    
    Copyinga Stack
    55
  - Copy Edited
    57
    
    Copyinga Cut
    57
    
    Copyinga Directory
    57
    
    Copyinga Stack
    57
  - Renumber Disk
    58
  - Assign Preset
    58
    
    Assigning a Single Preset Using the RC-205; or
    58
    
    RC-210/220 (Method 1)
    58
    
    Assigning Multiple Presets on the RC-205, or
    59
    
    Assigninga Single Preset Using the Rc-210/Rc-220 (Method 2)
    59
    
    210/Rc-220
    60
    
    Playing Presets
    60
    
    Viewing Presets Using the RC-205, or RC
    60
  - Clear Preset
    60
  - File Transfer
    60
  - Format Disk
    61
  - Update Directories
    62
  - Partition Drive
    62
- Edit Menu Operations
  63
  - Head
    63
  - Setting the Head Point "On the Fly
    64
    
    Setting the Head Point While Stopped
    64
  - Tail
    65
  - Setting the Tail Point "On the Fly
    65
    
    Setting the Tail Point While Stopped
    65
  - Pre-Roll
    66
  - Fade in
    66
  - Setting the Fade in "On the Fly
    66
    
    Setting Fade in While Stopped
    67
  - Fade out
    67
  - Setting Fade out "On the Fly
    68
    
    Setting Fade out While Stopped
    68
  - Output Gain
    68
- Find Operations
  69
  - Using the FIND Mode
    69
    
    The RC-210/220 Stack dir Key
    69
- Operation of the Zip Disk Drive
  71
  - Front Panel
    71
  - Handling Zip Disks
    71
  - Zip Disk Loading
    72
  - Zip Disk Removal
    72
- Formatting a Zip Disk
  72
  - To Format a Disk
    72
  - Select an External Drive
    74
Chapter Four

75
Stack Mode

75
- Stack Types
  75
  - Linear Stack
    76
    
    Creating Spot Sets
    76
    
    Music and Voice Editing
    76
  - Rotating Stack
    76
    
    Automated Liners & Ids
    76
    
    News Actualities
    76
    
    Special Effects
    77
  - Compound Stack
    77
- Creating a Stack
  77
  - Building a Quickstack
    77
  - Saving a Stack
    78
- Playing a Stack
  79
  - Playing a Linear Stack
    79
  - Using the Stop Button in a Linear Stack
    79
  - Playing a Rotating Stack
    79
  - Viewing a Stack
    79
  - Viewing a Stack - While It Plays
    80
  - Copying a Stack
    80
  - Converting a Linear Stack to a Cut
    80
- Stack Edit Mode
  81
  - Scan Mode
    81
  - Insert
    82
  - Append
    82
  - Looping a Linear Stack
    83
  - Remove
    83
  - Truncate
    84
  - Change Stack Type
    84
Chapter Five

85
- File Transfer Network
  85
- Features
  85
  - Transfer Rates
    86
  - Electrical Specification for D-Net Transfers
    86
  - Aes-3Id
    86
- D-NET Setup
  87
  - Receiver Names and Destination Names
    87
  - Wildcard Transfers
    87
  - Assigning a Receiver Name
    88
  - Mail Box and Destination Location Transfers
    88
  - File Receiver
    89
  - Echo Function
    90
  - Selecting the I/O Connector
    91
- Making a File Transfer
  91
- Transfer Messages
  94
Chapter Six

97
Maintenance Guide

97
- System Maintenance and Repair
  97
- System Reliability
  98
  - Other Reliability Factors
    98
- Cleaning
  98
Appendix A

100
Appendix A Interface Schematics

100
- Audio Connector Wiring
  100
- Keyboard Connector
  100
- Remote Control and Cue out Connector
  100
Appendix B

102
Appendix B Serial Control Protocol

102
- Host Device Message Summary
  102
- Hardware Format
  102
- Data Format
  103
  - Pinout for the Serial Port
    103
Appendix C

104
Appendix C Technical Specifications

104
- General Specifications
  104
- Audio Specifications
  105
- Physical Dimensions
  105
- Environmental Limits (Operational)
  106
- Environmental Limits (Storage & Shipping)
  106
- Zip Drive & Cartridge Reliability
  106

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