Transferring from the dr unit to the computer, Tascam dr file transfer – Teac DR File Transfer User Manual

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TASCAM DR FILE TRANSFER

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TASCAM DR FILE TRANSFER

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COPY button

Checked files will be transfered to the computer.
Folders cannot be transferred even if they are checked.

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SETTINGS button

Click this to show the SSID input and file saving settings.

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Move to new directory

Move to the previous folder.

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Check all button

Click to check/uncheck all the files that are shown.

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Name button

Click to reorder the files in name ascending/descending order.

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Date button

Click to reorder the files in date ascending/descending order.

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Size button

Click to reorder the files in size ascending/descending order.

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Check buttons

Select files for transmission.

r

Folders

This shows folders on the DR unit.
Double-click to open the folder.
These are not shown when there are no folders on the DR unit.

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Audio files

This shows files on the DR unit.
These are not shown when there are no files on the DR unit.

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File format

This shows the audio file type as WAV/MP3.

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File details

Click a file to show details about it here.

Name :

File name

Size :

File size

Date :

Date and time updated

Format :

File format and sampling rate

Music Length :

File time

Transferring from the DR unit to the

computer

1. Launch the TASCAM DR FILE TRANSFER application on the

computer you are using.

2. When the application launches, a screen like the following will

appear on the computer.

3. Click the “SETTINGS” button at the top right of the screen to

open a screen like the following. Input the SSID of the DR unit

connected by Wi-Fi to the computer, and click the “OK” button.

(You only need to do this the first time it launches.)
You can check the SSID with the DR unit's MENU/TOOLS/Wi-Fi

item or the computer Wi-Fi connection screen.

NOTE

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—When—using—a—Windows—computer—that—is—part—of—a—workgroup,—input—

“.local“—after—the—SSID.

Example : Enter “DR-44WL-0000000.local” in the SSID field.

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How to check whether or not a Windows computer is part of a

workgroup
Using Windows 7

Right-click “Computer“ in the Start menu and select “Properties“

to open the following screen.

Using Windows 8 (including 8.1)

Move the mouse cursor to the bottom left of the desktop screen

and right-click to show an options menu. Select “System” from

this menu to open a screen like the one below.

Windows 7 example

If the area indicated by the dashed line is “Workgroup“ rather

than “Domain“, it is part of a workgroup.

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