Teac SS-CDR1 - Manual (Page 10)

1 − Introduction
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TASCAM SS-CDR1
The pinouts of the CONTROL I/O ( PARALLEL ) terminal
on the rear panel (see “Rear panel” on page 13) are:
Pin Function IN/OUT
1 GND —
2 Play/Flash 1 In
3 Stop/Flash 2 In
4 Record/Flash 3 In
5 ≤ (Next)/Flash 4 In
6 µ (Previous)/Flash 5 In
7 Flash Load In
8 Fader Start In
9 Flash Tally Out
10 Ready Tally Out
11 Record Tally Out
12 Stop Tally Out
13 Play Tally Out
14 Remote Select* 2 In
15 Ready/Flash 6 In
16 Call/Flash 7 In
17 Auto Cue/Flash 8 In
18 Auto Ready/Flash 9 In
19 Pitch/Flash 10 In
20 Flash Page* 3 In
21 EOM Tally Out
22 CF Tally Out
23 — —
24 CD Tally Out
25 +5V* 1 —
In: External command reception active flow
(operates at 30 ms or longer of ground)
Out: transport status by open drain
Indication signal (maximum voltage 50 V, maximum current
50 mA)
*1 Maximum supplied current is 50 mA.
*2 Pin 14 (Remote Select)
When this pin is high, the input pins for which the above
table lists two commands separated by a “/” (pins 2–6
and 15–19) will perform the first-listed function, and can
be used as conventional parallel controllers.
When this pin is low, the above-listed input pins will func-
tion as flash start keys.
*3 Pin 20 (Flash Page)
When pin 14 (Remote Select) is low, the assigned tracks
will be as follows according to the high/low state of pin
20.
#14 #20 Flash-start status
Low High 1–10
Low Low 11–20
Tall signals are open collector, with a maximum current
of 50 mA. Input signals are active when low (ground)
for ≥ 30 ms.
A fader start/stop control should be wired according to the
following schematic:
START
STOP
Pin 1
FADER START
Pin 8
GND
PARALLEL
Control connections
The following should be noted when you connect the unit
to other equipment.
It is possible to connect the unit’s
DIGITAL COAXIAL IN ,
and balanced or unbalanced ANALOG INs (L, R) to other
equipment at the same time. However, the unit can receive
signals from only one input at a time. Currently selected
input jack is shown on the display.
Audio signals output from the unit are output from the
balanced or unbalanced ANALOG OUT jacks, as well as
from the DIGITAL COAXIAL OUT connector simultane-
ously (but not from the digital output in stop mode).
Connections