Teac HS-2000 - Manual (Page 131)

TASCAM HS-2000
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13 – Other functions
Standby playback (only with RC-
HS32PD remotes)
1. When the Flash Start Key Method item is set to
Standby, press a flash start key when stopped to
put the take or file that corresponds to that key into
playback standby. That key blinks yellow when in
playback standby.
2. Then, press the PLAY key to start playback. That key
lights green during playback.
3. During playback, touching another flash start key
causes the corresponding take or entry to be cued
for playback (without stopping the currently playing
entry). That key will light yellow.
4. Press the PLAY key to start playback of that entry.
To cancel standby, touch the key for the cued take
(yellow key) again.
Operation using a computer
keyboard
You can control this unit by connecting an IBM-PC-
compatible keyboard with a PS/2 or USB interface to the
appropriate connector on its front panel of the unit.
A variety of operations are possible, but using the
keyboard is especially useful when inputting names.
Setting the keyboard type
Set the type of keyboard connected (US or Japanese) on
the
PREFERENCES
page of the
SYSTEM SETUP
screen. (See “PREFERENCES page” on page 112.)
Using a keyboard to input names
You can edit and input characters for the following items
in the same way as inputting characters on a computer.
Project names (See “Editing project names” on page •
40.)
Session names (See “Editing the name of the first
•
session” on page 41 and “Creating new sessions” on
page 42.)
Take names (See "Editing take names" on page 77.)
•
The first half of the Next Take name •
The letter in the second half of the Next Take name •
You can also use it to enter numbers for the following
items.
T/C USER BITS •
START TIME •
Marks •
(See "Editing mark positions" and "Editing mark
names" on page 125.)
Manual locate points
•
(See "Manual locate function" on page 125.)
Timecode offsets
•
(See "SYNC page" on page 104.)
Playlist names
•
(See "Creating a new playlist" on page 82 and "Saving
playlists" on page 94.)
AES31 file names
•
(See "Creating new AES31 editing information" on
page 54.)
Playlist entry names
•
(See "Editing entry names" on page 88.)
Bounce file names
•
(See "Bouncing" on page 69.)