2 − names and functions of parts – Teac HS-2000 User Manual

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TASCAM HS-2000

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2 − Names and functions of parts

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PLAY key/indicator
When stopped or in playback standby, press this key

to start playback. This key lights during playback.

Press this key when in recording standby to start

recording.

In timeline mode, press the PLAY key while pressing

and holding the REC key to start recording from that

point.

The PLAY and REC keys both light during recording.

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PAUSE key/indicator
Press this key while stopped or during playback to put

the unit in playback standby. This key lights when in

standby.

Press this key while recording to put the unit in

recording standby. The PAUSE and REC keys both light

when in recording standby.

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REC key/indicator
When a recordable CF card is inserted and the unit is

stopped, press this key to put the unit into recording

standby. The PAUSE and REC keys both light during

recording standby.

In timeline mode, press the PLAY key while pressing

and holding the REC key to start recording from

that point. The PLAY and REC keys both light during

recording.

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ON LINE key/indicator
Press to turn online playback mode on/off. The

indicator lights when on and is unlit when off.

The switch has a cover to prevent accidental operation.

Lift the cover from below to access and operate the

switch. (See "Online function" on page 129.)

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PHONES knob/jack
Connect stereo headphones to this standard stereo

1/4" phone jack, which outputs the monitoring signal.

Use the PHONES knob to adjust the headphones

output level.

CAUTION

Before connecting headphones, turn the PHONES knob

to the minimum volume. Failure to do so could result in

sudden loud noises, which might damage your hearing or

equipment.
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KEYBOARD connector
By connecting an IBM PC-compatible keyboard with

a PS/2 interface, you can input the names of projects

and sessions, for example.

By default, the unit is set to use Japanese keyboards,

which have a different layout from US English

keyboards. To use a US English keyboard, change the

setting on the

PREFERENCES

page of the

SYSTEM

SETUP

screen. (See "PREFERENCES page" on page

112.)

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PROJECT key
Press to open the

PROJECT

screen that was used

last (PROJECT selection, SESSION selection, AES31 file

selection, TAKE selection or PLAYLIST selection). (See

"Using the PROJECT screen "on page 35.)

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EXIT/CANCEL [PEAK CLEAR] key
Press to cancel input or item selection.

Press to close any open pull-up or pull-down menu.

On the Home Screen, when no pull-up/pull-down

menu is open, press this key to reset the peak hold

marks on the level meters

When the

MENU

screen or

PROJECT

screen is open,

use this key to return to the Home Screen.

On other screens, use this key to return to the previous

screen.

When a pop-up window is open, use this key to cancel

the operation.

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CALL [CHASE] key
Press to locate to and pause playback at the call point,

which is where playback last started from playback

standby.

Press this key while pressing and holding the SHIFT

key to turn timecode synchronization on and off.

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LCD TILT button
Press this button to unlock the color display, so that

you can adjust its angle by pulling the bottom of the

display outward.

To put the display away, press this button to unlock it

and push the bottom of the display inward.

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m[

]/,[

] keys (search)

Press one of these keys to search.

m

[

] key: search backward

,

[

] key: search forward

Press one of these keys while pressing and holding the

SHIFT key to search at high speed.

a

.

//[MARK.//] key (skip)

Use these keys to skip between regions, takes and

entries.

Press these keys while pressing and holding the SHIFT

key to move between marks.

After moving, the unit returns to its previous playback

state (stopped, playback standby or playback).

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MARK key
Press this key to add a mark at the currently located

time.

The maximum number of marks, including automatic

marks, possible in a single timeline or take is 99. (See

"Mark functions" on page 122.)

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