Teac HS-2000 - Manual (Page 123)

TASCAM HS-2000
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12 – Mark and locate functions
Mark list screen
Touch the
Mark List
button on the Home Screen to
open the
MARK LIST
screen.
NAME button
Touch to sort by mark name in descending or
ascending order.
When the mark names are sorted in ascending order,
a 5 icon appears inside the
NAME
button. When
in descending order, a b icon appears inside this
button.
TIME button
Touch to sort marks by time in descending or
ascending order. When they are sorted by time in
ascending order, a 5 icon appears inside the TIME
button. When in descending order, a b icon appears
inside this button.
Mark name buttons
Touch to select a mark.
LOCATE ( ) buttons
Touch this button to locate to the corresponding mark.
LIST INFO button
Touch this button to open the mark list information
screen that shows the number of marks by type in the
currently selected take.
EDIT NAME button
Touch this button to open the
MARK NAME
screen
where you can edit the name of the selected mark.
EDIT TIME button
Touch this button to open the
MARK EDIT
screen
where you can edit the position of the selected mark.
MULTI SELECT button
Use this to enable the selection of multiple marks.
DELETE button
Touch this button to delete the selected mark(s).
Scroll buttons
Use these buttons to scroll to the beginning or end
of the mark list or scroll one page (five lines) forward
or backward. Use the DATA dial to scroll through the
mark list one line at a time.
Locating to marks
Touch a button to locate to the corresponding mark.
Viewing mark information
Touch the LIST INFO button on the MARK LIST
screen to open the LIST INFO page.
This screen shows a list with the number of marks by type
in the currently loaded take.
Touch the
LIST INFO
button again to return to the
MARK LIST screen.
Mark list information screen
NOTE
After recording, the
MARK LIST
screen might show a
TOTAL number of marks that is 2 or 3 greater than the sum
of the MANUAL MARK, TIME, OVER and UNLK marks. This
is because the total includes REC, END and sometime PRE
(prerecording) marks that are created during recording.