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General| Sampling Frequency | 48 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 32 kHz |
|---|---|
| Signal to Noise Ratio | 92 dB |
| Dynamic Range | 92 dB |
| Type | DAT Recorder |
| Tape Speed | 8.15 mm/s |
| Recording Time | 120 min (with DT-120) |
| Frequency Response | 2 Hz - 22 kHz (48 kHz sampling) |
| Digital Inputs | Optical, Coaxial |
| Digital Outputs | Optical, Coaxial |
| Analog Inputs | 1 (Line) |
| Analog Outputs | 1 (Line) |
| Wow and Flutter | Below measurable limits |
Explains DAT vs. conventional tape recorders, digital signal conversion.
Steps for loading, playing, and stopping tapes.
How to select and play specific tunes in a desired order.
Steps for preparing a tape for recording.
Guidance on heat, humidity, noise, condensation, and power cord safety.
Details on Wide Range, Legato Link, AI Search, SCMS, LP Mode, Subcodes, Character Pack.
Procedure for cleaning tape heads to ensure sound quality.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's front panel and case.
Explains various subcode types used for track management.
Describes tape initialization area and character data recording.
Explains absolute and programmed time displays.
Defines Table of Contents data formats.
Lists items included with the unit.
Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control.
Advice on positioning the unit to avoid TV interference.
Guidance on connecting FM antennas for optimal reception.
How to connect analog audio input/output cords.
How to connect components using coaxial digital cables.
Lists compatible components for digital inputs/outputs.
How to connect components using optical fiber cables.
Care instructions for delicate optical cables and terminals.
POWER switch, REC MODE switch, TIMER switch.
Buttons for play, record, pause, stop, rewind, fast forward.
Buttons like CHARACTER, OPEN/CLOSE, FADER.
ID MODE, ENTER, AUTO ID buttons.
INPUT LEVEL, INPUT BALANCE, INPUT SELECTOR, PHONES LEVEL.
MS +/-, PEAK RESET, COUNTER RESET, TOC RENUMBER buttons.
Indicators for RENUM, TOTAL, LP, SKIP, REC, DIGITAL IN, PGM, TOC, AUTO ID, ID MODE, CHARACTER.
Indicators for Tune Number, Peak Margin, Counter, Fader, Sampling Frequency, Level Meter, OVER Level.
OPEN/CLOSE, AUTO ID, INTRO SCAN, Rec, Mute, FADER, Pause, Stop buttons.
Numeric buttons, PGM, CHECK, Character buttons.
PEAK RESET, COUNTER MODE/RESET, ID MODE, ENTER, FF/REW, MS+/-, Play, CURSOR buttons.
Notes on distance, obstructions, sensor sensitivity, and interference.
When to replace or remove remote control batteries.
Step-by-step guide for inserting and removing DAT cassettes.
How to close the tray and precautions for DAT tape care.
Initial steps for starting playback, including pause/resume.
How to stop playback and details on auto-stop and auto-rewind.
Using FF/REW buttons and speed adjustment.
Precautions for handling cassette tapes affected by condensation.
How playback starts or ends with gradually changing volume.
How to set the duration for fade-in and fade-out effects.
How to use CUE/REVIEW to find specific tracks at high speed.
Using FINE CUE/REVIEW for precise searching in pause mode.
How to cycle through display modes (A-TIME, P-TIME, REMAIN, TOTAL).
Explains differences in time displays across modes and data availability.
How to select a tune using its number.
Using AI to quickly locate tunes based on TOC data.
How to skip up to 9 tunes forward or backward.
Plays the first 10 seconds of each tune on a tape.
Using MS +/- for music search to find preceding or subsequent tunes.
Important considerations for music search accuracy, including Start-ID detection.
How to skip forward or backward by a specified time in minutes.
Skips an undesired section and plays the next tune automatically.
How to play the tape repeatedly from beginning to end.
How to play tunes in a random, unsequenced order based on TOC data.
Steps to select and program tunes for playback in a desired order.
How to move between programmed tunes during playback using MS +/-.
How to erase programmed tune sequences and check contents.
How to change programmed tunes and memorize playback points.
Steps for preparing a tape for recording, including input and mode settings.
How to create a blank section at the beginning of recording.
How to resume recording on a tape with existing content using End Search.
Explains types of silent areas on tapes (unrecorded vs. blank recorded).
Synchronizing Start-ID recording with CD Q codes for precise track marking.
Automatically recording IDs based on silence between tunes.
Procedures for recording when not starting from the tape's beginning and manual ID input.
How input signal type affects recording level adjustment necessity.
Explains the cassette's erase protection feature.
Steps to set the optimal recording level for analog input signals.
How the display shows recording headroom and how to reset it.
How to adjust the balance between left and right channels for appropriate stereo imaging.
How to record an End Mark to signify the end of a recording and its automatic functions.
Using REC MUTE to insert silent gaps in recordings of variable lengths.
Selecting DIGITAL COAX or OPT input and initiating digital recording.
How the unit indicates a lost digital signal and details on sampling frequencies.
Steps to finalize digital recording, including using End Mark.
Explanation of the Serial Copy Management System and its operating principle.
How to connect and perform digital copying between two DAT decks.
How AUTO ID functions and the meaning of the "PROH" display during copying.
Specific procedure for digitally copying tapes recorded in WIDE mode.
How to record audio with gradual volume changes at the start or end.
How to manually mark tune start positions using the ID MODE button.
How to manually mark sections to be skipped using the ID MODE button.
How to remove unwanted Start-IDs from a tape.
How to remove unwanted Skip-IDs from a tape.
Recording Start-IDs while the unit is actively recording.
Recording Skip-IDs while the unit is actively recording.
How to remove an End Mark from a tape.
How to re-record tune numbers sequentially according to Start-IDs.
How to record TOC data at the beginning of a tape.
Detailed procedure for renumbering TOC data, including verification and tape operations.
Verifying the EE display before writing TOC data to ensure proper operation.
How to access and view TOC information from the loaded cassette.
How to display the total number of tunes and the total playing time from TOC data.
How to view the duration of each tune using the CHECK button.
How to view the start time of each tune after displaying tune lengths.
How to set the unit for timed playback, like a wake-up alarm.
How to set the unit for timed recording when the user is away.
Steps to enter and record character data such as tune names on start-IDs.
Important notes regarding character entry, including erase protection limitations.
How to input characters using numeric buttons and special buttons.
How to review entered characters and erase them.
How to recall and use pre-stored character patterns for quick entry.
How data is stored in memory, displayed, and cleared upon power off or tray opening.
How to prevent character data from displaying automatically during playback.
Procedure to erase character data without removing the associated Start-ID.
Important notes regarding data erasure and its interaction with renumbering functions.
Solutions for when the unit does not power on or the counter display is static.
Troubleshooting playback problems like no sound, unrecorded tapes, or dirty heads.
Solutions for when the REC indicator does not light, including erase protection and input settings.
Troubleshooting issues with the level meter during recording, including input level and signal output.
Causes and remedies for distorted audio and remote control malfunctions.
Solutions for tunes not playing in sequence or stopping mid-operation.
Addresses various other playback and recording problems like TOC issues, time display, and ERR messages.
Details tape speeds, maximum recording durations, and channel configuration.
Technical specifications for sampling rates, error correction, and modulation systems.
Technical audio performance metrics including Signal-to-Noise, Harmonic Distortion, and Wow/Flutter.
Specifications for analog/digital connections and a list of provided functions.
Electrical specifications, physical size, and included accessories.
