Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product DTR2 Yamaha
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YAMAHA Professional Series Digital Audio Tape Recorder OWNER' S MANUAL MOD E D'EMPO l BEDIENUNGSANLEITUN G.
Thank you for purchasing the YAMAHA DTR2 Digital Audio Tape Recorder. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION: TO REDUC E TH E RIS K O F ELECTRI C SHOCK , D O NO T REMOVE COVER (OR BACK) N O USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE , REFE R SERVICING TO QUALIFIE D SERVIC E PERSONNEL .
CAUTION : READ THI S BEFOR E OPERATING YOUR UNIT . 1 . Thi s uni t i s a sophisticated digita l audi o tape recorder. To ensure proper operation for the best possibl e performance, please read thi s manua l carefully. 2 . Before usin g thi s uni t for the first time , wai t 1 to 2 hour s afte r pluggin g the AC power cord int o th e wal l outlet .
TABL E O F CONTENT S Feature s 4 Name s o f control s 5 Connection s 1 0 DA T (Digita l Audi o Tape ) 1 3 Loadin g an d unloadin g cassettes 1 5 Recording 1 6 Star t I D signal s an d tun e number s 1.
NAME S O F CONTROL S Fron t pane l POWER switc h Turn s th e powe r o n an d off. Cassett e holde r Hold s th e digita l audi o tape . INPU T selecto r Se t to DIGITA L t o record from a n audi o sourc e connected t o th e DIGITA L INPU T terminals . Se t t o ANALOG to record from a n audi o sourc e connected to th e ANALOG INPU T terminals .
STAR T I D button s AUT O WRITE : Pres s t o automaticall y writ e th e star t I D signal s an d thei r tun e number s durin g recording . WRITE : Use d to writ e th e star t I D signa l manuall y durin g recordin g o r playback . ERASE : Pres s to eras e th e star t I D signal .
Displa y windo w Remot e contro l transmi t indicato r Light s whe n th e remot e control transmitte r i s operated. TO C (Tabl e o f Contents ) indicato r Light s when a tap e containin g a TOC i s played . Tun e numbe r displa y Indicate s th e tun e number .
Rea r Pane l NAME S O F CONTROL S ANALOG INPU T jack s (unbalance d type pin-jacks ) When thes e jack s ar e use d for recording , adjus t th e inpu t leve l wit h th e RE C LEVE L control . ANALOG INPU T selecto r Use d t o select th e analo g inpu t jacks betwee n balance d typ e (XLR) an d unbalance d type .
Wired remot e contro l transmitte r Star t I D button s Ski p I D button s En d I D button s Clea r butto n Progra m butto n Repeat butto n Open/clos e butto n Sto p butto n Pla y butto n Record butto n Paus e butto n Remot e contro l cabl e Connec t t o th e REMOT E jack o n th e rea r panel .
Connectin g a n analo g audi o componen t CONNECTION S • • B e sur e to disconnec t th e power cords o f bot h component s from the AC outle t befor e connecting . Th e sam e channel s o f thi s uni t an d th e othe r componen t shoul d b e connecte d properly ; righ t t o right , an d lef t t o left .
Connectin g t o anothe r digita l audi o tap e deck , o r a n amplifier , etc . whic h ha s digita l jacks Whe n thi s uni t i s connecte d t o anothe r DA T deck , amplifie r o r other digita l source , suc h a s a CD playe r with digita l jacks , digital-to-digita l recordin g wil l b e carried out .
Connectin g th e remot e contro l transmitte r B y connectin g th e remot e contro l cabl e to th e REMOT E jac k o n th e rea r panel , thi s uni t ca n b e operate d wit h th e remot e control transmitter . NOTES : D o no t strik e o r dro p th e remot e contro l transmitter .
DA T (Digita l Audi o Tape ) DA T cassette s A DA T cassett e measure s 2-7/8 " x 7/16" x 2-1/8" (7 3 m m x 10.5 m m x 54 mm) , nearl y hal f th e siz e o f analo g audi o cassettes . Furthermore , th e cas e i s constructed t o preven t th e tap e from bein g scratche d o r soiled .
Preventin g accidenta l erasur e To preven t accidenta l erasure , slid e th e ta b to th e lef t to ope n th e hole . Th e tap e canno t b e recorded eve n i f th e RE C butto n i s pressed . See Fig . A. To allo w recordin g o n th e tap e again , slid e th e ta b to th e righ t to clos e th e hole .
LOADIN G AN D UNLOADIN G CASSETTE S Loadin g a cassett e 1 Tur n th e POWE R switc h ON . 2 Pres s th e OPEN/CLOS E butto n t o ope n th e cassette holder . "OPEN " flashe s o n th e display . 3 Plac e a DA T cassette i n th e cassett e holder .
RECORDIN G Introductio n to DA T recordin g Unlik e ordinar y audi o cassett e tapes , variou s contro l codes calle d subcode s ca n b e writte n o n th e DA T cassett e tap e separatel y from th e audi o signal . Th e subcodes ar e written for a variet y o f convenien t playbac k an d tape editin g functions .
Recordin g from th e analo g inpu t jacks Thi s procedur e i s recommende d whe n makin g a recordin g from a mixin g console , analo g tap e deck , tuner , phonograp h o r othe r simila r externa l audi o source . Whe n recordin g from thes e sources, th e tun e number s ma y no t b e writte n properl y with the Star t I D Auto Write function.
T o sto p recordin g temporaril y 1 Pres s th e PAUS E butto n Recordin g stop s temporarily . 2 Pres s th e PLA Y butto n o r PAUS E butto n agai n t o resum e recording . When th e START I D AUT O WRITE butto n i s O N (lit) , the star t I D signa l i s writte n a t th e poin t where recording resumes .
START I D SIGNAL S AND TUN E NUMBER S Th e actua l numbe r o f a recorde d tun e o n a tap e an d th e tun e numbe r displaye d o n th e uni t ma y no t b e th e same , even i f th e tun e number s ar e writte n automaticall y with th e START I D AUT O WRITE function .
Note s o n writin g star t I D signal s I f a star t I D signa l i s writte n o n a poin t where a ski p I D signa l ha s bee n written , th e ski p I D signa l i s erased . Th e interva l betwee n star t I D signal s (playin g tim e o f a tune ) shoul d b e 9 second s o r more .
T o continu e a recordin g from th e en d o f a previou s recordin g 1 Pres s th e EN D I D SEARCH butto n i n sto p mod e o r durin g playback . Th e butto n start s flashing . Th e tap e i s rewoun d to th e beginnin g an d then fast-forwarded t o the poin t where th e en d I D signa l i s written (En d search function).
PLAYBAC K Norma l playbac k 1 Loa d th e tape int o th e cassett e holder . 2 Pres s th e PLA Y butto n 22 T o sto p playbac k 1 Pres s th e STO P butto n 2 T o star t playbac k again , pres s th e PLAY butto n T o sto p playbac k temporaril y 1 Pres s th e PAUS E button .
APS S (Aut o Progra m Searc h System ) APS S allow s yo u t o locat e th e beginnin g o f an y tun e durin g playback. Simply press the REW or FF button to mov e backwar d o r forward. NOTES : Fo r tape s wit h a star t I D signa l interva l shorte r tha n 9 seconds, APSS ma y no t function properly (pag e 20) .
You ca n progra m desire d tune s i n an y desire d order . T o progra m desire d tune s (APMS=Automati c Programmabl e Musi c Selector ) I f th e tune s ar e no t numbere d properly , th e desired tune s ma y no t b e programmed , o r progra m playbac k ma y sto p suddenly .
Direc t selectio n Any tun e ca n b e directl y selected an d playe d bac k b y specifyin g th e tun e number . I n sto p mod e o r pla y mode , ente r th e desire d tun e numbe r usin g th e digi t button s (0-1, +10 , +20) . Example : T o selec t tun e 12 : Press "+10" an d "2" .
2 6 Cu e an d revie w Th e CU E an d REVIE W button s allo w yo u to quickl y mov e t o a desire d locatio n o n the tap e whil e listenin g t o th e tune s a t 3 time s th e speed o f norma l playback . I n sto p mode : 1 Pres s th e CU E butto n t o mov e forward o r th e REVIEW butto n t o mov e backward .
T o ski p undesirabl e sections-usin g the ski p I D Whe n th e uni t encounter s a ski p I D signal , th e tap e fast- forwards t o th e beginnin g o f th e nex t tune . T o writ e th e ski p I D signa l Durin g playback , pres s the SKI P I D WRITE butto n at th e beginnin g o f th e sectio n t o b e skipped .
2 8 T o displa y elapse d tim e an d th e tap e counte r Eac h tim e th e DISPLA Y butto n i s pressed durin g playback , th e displa y change s t o 1 , 2 , o r 3 , i n tha t order . 1 Th e PRO G indicato r light s an d th e elapse d playbac k tim e from th e beginnin g o f th e curren t tun e i s displayed .
I f thi s uni t function s abnormall y durin g operation , first check th e followin g items . I f the uni t continue s to functio n abnormally , o r i f a n abnormalit y othe r tha n those liste d belo w appears , tur n off th e deck's power an d disconnec t th e AC plug , the n consul t you r Yamah a deale r o r servicin g personnel .
SPECIFICATION S DA T syste m Rotar y hea d type digita l audi o tap e recorder Loadin g system Horizonta l front loadin g Recordin g syste m Seria l Cop y Managemen t Syste m Recordin g samplin g frequenc y Digita l 4 8 kHz , 44. 1 kHz , 3 2 kHz/2-channe I Analo g 48 kHz , 44.
This produc t complies with th e radio frequenc y interferenc e requirement s o f th e Council Directive 82/499/ECC and /or 87/308/EEC ..
YAMAHA SERVIC E Thi s produc t i s supporte d b y Yamaha' s worldwid e networ k o f factor y traine d an d qualifie d deale r servic e personnel .
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