2 – parts of the ds-m7.1, Front panel – Tascam DS-M7.1 User Manual

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TASCAM DS-M7.1

2 – Parts of the DS-M7.1

Front panel

The part of the front panel of the unit which houses
the display and controls can be removed and con-
nected via an appropriate cable, up to 20 m (60ft.) in
length by turning the captive thumbscrews at the top
of the panel counterclockwise.

Note that the front panel is retained by the thumb-
screws, and when it is removed from or replaced on
the main unit, care must be taken to match the retain-
ing hole on the front panel with the retaining lug on
the main unit, as shown here:

When removed in this way, the front panel can be
used as a remote control unit, with the main unit
located in the machine room of the studio facility,
together with the multitrack and mixdown recorders.
See “Making up a remote control cable” on page 38
regarding the production of a suitable cable.

1

POWER switch and indicator

Press to

turn the power on and off.

NOTE

To avoid possible damage to the DS-M7.1 and to other
units or your ears, always make sure that the volume of
the amplifier connected to the DS-M7.1 which is driving
the monitor speakers is turned down before turning the
DS-M7.1 on or off.

2

REMOTE IN 2

Connect the front panel

(remote control) to this 9-pin D-sub connector using

a suitable cable. An alternative connector is provided
on the rear panel.

3

DISPLAY

This backlit 20x4 alphanumeric

display shows the parameters and settings of the unit.

NOTE

Note that the display also serves as a clock warning indi-
cator. If the selected word clock source is not available
or is invalid, the display flashes and a message is dis-
played. See “Word clock errors” on page 15.

Retaining hole in
removable front
panel

Retaining lug on main
unit front panel

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