Rear panel, 2 – names and functions of parts – Teac RC-HS20PD v.A User Manual

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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)

Press to play the take assigned to the corresponding

key on the currently selected page of the Flash Start

screen.
Press a key that is lit to start playback of that take

immediately (flash playback). Keys that are lit

correspond to keys on the selected Flash Start screen

that have flash-loaded takes.
When takes are on the selected Flash Start screen, the

corresponding key blinks rapidly during playback and

blinks slowly during playback standby.

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.

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