2 − names and functions of parts – Teac HS-P82 User Manual

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TASCAM HS-P82

Touch this part of the screen to open the

PROJECT

(current project/scene take list) screen. (See “Project
operations” on page 32.)

8

SOLO indicators, track numbers, level meters, track

name display and recording functions

A track’s number appears black if it can be used for
recording and gray if it is unavailable. (Availability
depends on the sampling frequency setting.) The track
number areas also act as overload indicators, turning
red during overloads. When the limiter is operating, the
track number areas turn blue.
During playback, the meters show the playback levels.
At all other times, the level of the track input signal is
shown on each track that is enabled for recording.
The track name display areas (4 characters or less)
below the level meters also show the track recording
status.
When the

MIC/LINE

selection switch is set to

MIC 0

or

MIC –25

, if you turn the input trim knob, the track name

display area below the meters shows the gain value for a
while.
When the input source is set to a digital input, the
following messages appear:

If there is no corresponding input,

AESx-x

NO

SIGNAL

.

If the input signal differs from the settings made in the

unit,

AESx-x

UNLOCK

.

If the Cbit information of the input signal is no audio,

AESx-x

NOT

AUDIO

.

If the Cbit information of the input signal is non

professional,

AESx-x

NOT

PRO

.

If other Cbit information of the input signal differs

from actual operation mode,

AESx-x

Cbit

ERROR

.

AESx-x NO SIGNAL

AESx-x UNLOCK

If you touch a level meter, that channel is soloed. Yellow
highlighting appears around the level meter and the
number of a channel that is soloed. The level meters of
the other channels are dimmed.
The following settings can be made for the display of
the level meters in the

METER

SETUP

screen from the

MENU

screen.

Peak hold time

Release time

Overload light level

Reference level line display ON/OFF

9

SOLO indicator

If any channel is being soloed, the

SOLO

indicator lights

yellow, and the

SOLO

level knob is shown. Turn the

DATA

dial when the channel is soloed to adjust its level

while soloed.
Yellow highlighting appears around the level meter and
the number of a channel that is soloed. The level meters
of the other channels are dimmed.
To choose a channel to solo, touch its level meter.

Home Screen, Playback

Home Screen, Record setting

Home Screen, Recording

2 − Names and functions of parts

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