Teac HD-R1 Addendum User Manual

Hd-r1, Owner's manual addendum, Summary of new features

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TASCAM HD-R1

1

HD-R1

Owner's Manual Addendum

D01140320A

Summary of new features

The following features were added in firmware version

1.10.

1 Web Server Based Control added
2 Automatic time adjustment function added

Manual conventions

This manual addendum uses the following conventions.

The names of keys, connectors and other parts of

this unit and external equipment are shown with this

typeface: MENU key
Text shown on the unit display is indicated with this

typeface:

On

Text shown on the computer display is indicated with

this typeface: Next.
Additional information is provided as necessary in TIP,

NOTE and CAUTION sections.

TIP

Tips provide advice about ways that you can use unit

features.

NOTE

Notes provide additional explanations, including special

cases.

CAUTION

Cautions indicate directions that must be followed to

avoid the possibility of injury, damage to equipment or

loss of data.

Web Server Based Control

function

An Internet browser can be used for some HD-R1

transport controls and settings.
The browsers that can be used are Internet Explorer 7 and

8, Firefox 3.5.6 or later and Safari.

CAUTION

Take care when connecting the HD-R1 to a network that is

route-able from the public internet. Telnet access requires

no password, so the HD-R1 can be controlled at any time

by anyone who knows the IP address.
1 Start the computer and the Internet browser, and

enter the IP address assigned to the HD-R1 unit

after the http:// prefix in the address (location) bar.
Example: http://192.168.0.2/

To check the IP address assigned to the HD-R1, check

the

IP Address

item in the

Network

submenu of

the

System Settings

menu, which is accessed

from the

MENU

screen.

Network submenu

CAUTION

Use a private address when

IP Mode

is set to

Static

.

(This limitation does not apply when a global address is

acquired.)
The ranges that can be used as private addresses are as

follows.

Class

IP address

Subnet mask

A

10.0.0.0 – 10.255.255.255

255.0.0.0

B

172.16.0.0 –

172.31.255.255

255.255.0.0

C

192.168.0.0–

192.168.255.255

255.255.255.0

Be careful to avoid conflicting IP addresses.
If your network has a LAN administrator, consult with the

administrator before making this setting.
When using DHCP, the DHCP server automatically

assigns IP addresses, so there is no need to worry about

global/private addresses. However, in many cases the

IP addresses differ each time that they are assigned, so

you will need to check and input the IP address each

time. (If the DHCP server uses MAC addresses for static

assignment, the

IP address will not change.)

2 When the password entry screen appears on

the computer display, enter the user name

and password. The user name is HDR1 and the

password is hdr1. (Upper and lower case letters are

distinguished in these fields.)

NOTE

The user name and password are fixed and cannot be

changed.
3 The transport screen (shown on the next page)

appears on the computer display. You can use this

screen almost in the same way as the transport

keys to control unit.

CAUTION

Not all of the key operations available on the front

panel of the unit can be conducted from this screen. For

example, skipping and searching backward and forward

by clicking and holding the

Prev

or

Next

buttons is not

possible. Moreover, the screen has no equivalent to the

MODE key or the SHUTTLE/DATA wheel, for example.
4 To change the settings, click the Settings hyperlink

to open the settings screen.

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