Counter mode switch, Reset button, Margin reset button – Tascam DA-P1 User Manual

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20. COUNTER MODE switch

Each time this switch is pressed, the following

information shows in sequence in the center of the

display window.

1. ABS (absolute) time : elapsed time'from the

beginning of the tape

2. PGM (program) time : elapsed time from the

beginning of each program

3. REMAIN time : remaining time on the tape

4. Distance the tape has travelled frdm a zero

reference point

5. TOC (if available) : total number of programs on

the tape and total play time

To select the TOC mode,.you have to let the tape
play for several seconds in advance after inserting it
into the deck.

After a 3-second TOC reading, the display will
automatieally be switched back to show the ABS
time.

21. RESET button

Establishes a new zero reference point. This button
has effect only when the display is switehed to Tape

Counter mode, as selected with the COUNTER
MODE switch.

EJECT also clears the tape counter to 0000 (shown

or hidden).

Another function is to mark a point to which you
want to autolocate, as discussed in the section on
playback.

22.MARGIN RESET button

Defeats

a

MARGIN

(headroom

available)

indication so new readings can be taken.

23.ID SELECT switch

Each time this switch is pressed the following ID
editing modes are selected in sequence, as indicated

by the display. The modes that can be entered differ

depending on the current transport modes as shown :

RECORD or RECORD PAUSE

Other modes

Blank (ID mode off)

AUTO ID

WRT START

WRT SKIP
WRT END

Blank (ID mode off)
AUTO ID
WRT START
WRT SKIP
ERASE START
ERASE SKIP
RENUM

After the display indicates the desired ID editing
mode, pressing the RECORD button will actually
execute the ID mode selected. See also the section

on editing ID marks.

NOTE

The ID SELECT switch cannot operate if the

cassette is write protected.

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