Teac RC-HS20PD v.B - Manual (Page 6)

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TASCAM RC-HS20PD
2 – Names and Functions of Parts
0 LEVEL knob
Use this to adjust the output level sent to the speaker
or headphones connected to the PHONES jack.
q ON LINE key/indicator
Switch on line playback mode ON/OFF.
Lights when ON, and is unlit when off.
In order to use on line function, you must also set the
HS-8. (See “Activating online playback mode” of “9 –
Online functions” in the HS-8 Owner’s Manual.)
w STOP key/indicator
Press to stop playback.
When stopped, the indicator above it lights.
e PAUSE key/indicator
Press this key during playback or when stopped to put
the unit in playback standby. This key lights when in
standby.
r PLAY key/indicator
Press this key when stopped or during playback
standby to start playback. During playback, the key
lights.
t 1–20 keys/indicators (flash playback keys)
When the key is not lit these keys are used as direct
start key for the corresponding Take on the currently
selected page of the Flash Start screen (direct
playback).
When takes has been loaded in the Flash Start memory
the key is lit and when pressed the corresponding
Track is played back immediately without delay.
When takes are on the selected Flash Start screen, the
corresponding key blinks rapidly during playback and
blinks slowly during playback standby. (See ”Flash
Start Function” of “Chapter 4 - Recording and Playback”
in the HS-8 Owner’s Manual.)
y 0dB LOCK switch
Engage this switch to prevent the fader from going
above 0dB.
u Fader
Use this to adjust the sound output level.
When the fader start function is ON, if you lower
the fader completely (move it to the “∞” position),
playback will pause to put the unit into playback
standby. During playback standby, raising the fader
above “∞” starts playback.
Rear panel
i REMOTE connector
Use the included cable to connect this unit with an
HS-8.
CAUTION
The REMOTE connector is not an Ethernet (LAN) connector. •
Never connect a cable that is connected to a network.
Always turn the HS-8 unit power OFF before connecting •
or disconnecting a cable. Connecting a cable while the
power is ON could cause damage.