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General| Type | DAT Recorder |
|---|---|
| Sampling Frequency | 48 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 32 kHz |
| Quantization | 16-bit linear |
| Dynamic Range | 92 dB |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 92 dB |
| Tape Speed | 8.15 mm/s |
| Recording Time | up to 120 minutes (with 120-minute tape) |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60 Hz |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Tape Type | DAT (Digital Audio Tape) |
| Recording Format | DAT (Digital Audio Tape) |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.005% (at 1 kHz) |
| Inputs | Analog, Digital (S/PDIF, AES/EBU) |
| Outputs | Analog, Digital (S/PDIF, AES/EBU) |
Important safety instructions for the AC mains lead and plug.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the fuse in the mains plug.
Details on the unit's advanced audio conversion technology.
Instructions for safe grounding and handling electrical components.
Conditions requiring professional servicing and damage assessment.
List and identification of items included with the unit.
Steps for installing the unit and recommended placement guidelines.
Diagram and description of rear panel connectors.
Important points for correctly connecting digital interfaces.
Information on the remote control transmitter and its correct operation.
Details on operating the unit via 8-pin parallel remote control switches.
Technical specifications and command codes for the 8-pin remote.
Identification and description of controls on the front panel.
Explanation of indicators and displays on the unit.
Illustration and function of the remote control transmitter buttons.
Step-by-step guide for loading and unloading cassette tapes.
Common operations for playback and recording.
How to connect and use headphones with the unit.
Details on fast-forward, rewind, and shuttle search operations.
Explanation of the counter display and its various modes.
How to skip to the next recorded Start ID or program segment.
Using Music Scan to preview recorded segments.
Playing back specific recorded segments by program number.
Sequencing and playing back recorded segments in a custom order.
Repeating playback of the entire tape or programmed selections.
Adjusting the sound level threshold for program number detection.
Ensuring absolute time information is recorded correctly.
Methods for recording program numbers during recording.
Manually setting the next program number before recording begins.
Step-by-step guide for manually recording program numbers.
Procedure for starting recordings correctly from tape start.
How to set optimal recording levels using the peak level meter.
Using Auto Rec Mute to insert silent spaces for track separation.
Steps and considerations for recording digital audio sources.
Performing recordings starting from a point other than the tape beginning.
Switching between playback and recording modes for punch-in.
Creating recordings with a gradual increase in sound level.
Creating recordings with a gradual decrease in sound level.
Overview of sub codes (Start ID, Skip ID, End mark, PNO).
How sub codes are recorded and managed for indexing.
Automatically recording Start IDs based on audio level transitions.
Manually recording Start IDs at specific points on the tape.
Procedure for removing recorded Start IDs.
Automatically assigning sequential program numbers to Start IDs.
Recording absolute time on tapes without it using indexing.
Procedures for managing Skip IDs for auto skip play.
How to disable the auto skip play function.
Marking the end of a recording on the tape.
Removing a previously recorded End mark.
How to access and leave the system display mode.
Configuring digital input/output terminal settings.
Setting the format for digital output signals.
Choosing to display error rates for head A, B, or both.
Configuring the single play mode to stop at detected IDs.
Setting how the unit skips to the next selection in program play.
Configuring SCMS status bits for digital copying.
Adjusting the analog output level for compatibility.
Accessing system and controller error codes for diagnosis.
Monitoring peak audio levels on the display.
Resetting all stored settings to their initial values.
List of settings that persist after power off.
How to access, select, change, and exit system display modes.
Procedures for modifying, resetting, and exiting display mode parameters.
How condensation affects the unit and how to confirm it.
What to do if a mechanism error occurs.
Importance and methods for cleaning DAT heads.
Protecting recordings and handling tape prevention tabs.
Guidelines for handling and storing DAT cassettes.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with recording/playback and sound output.
Addressing issues with analog recording, digital signals, and search functions.
Troubleshooting indexing and program time display problems.
Details on tape system, sampling, frequency response, and distortion.
Description of all input and output terminal types and levels.
