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General| Brand | Sony |
|---|---|
| Model | PCM-3348HR |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides a general overview of the PCM-3348HR digital audio recorder's capabilities and features.
Details the PCM-3348HR's specifications, tape format, compactness, and power consumption.
Lists and describes optional accessories available for the PCM-3348HR, such as the DMU-3048 and DABK-3343HR.
Covers essential connections for the PCM-3348HR, including analog audio, power, and remote control.
Explains the procedure for powering on the PCM-3348HR and RM-3348HR units, including self-diagnosis.
Provides instructions for loading tape reels onto the PCM-3348HR, including alignment and tensioning.
Details the initial setup procedures, including system control block switch settings and parameter selections.
Explains the timer display modes and how to set them on the PCM-3348HR and RM-3348HR units.
Describes the memory backup function, items retained, and how to activate it for both units.
Explains how to set REC READY, REPRO, and INPUT states for channels and monitor output behavior.
Details the three available recording modes: Advance, Assemble, and Insert recording.
Explains the purpose and operation of prestriping, which records the CTL signal before recording.
Covers advance recording mode for live recording, including simultaneous recording and playback.
Explains assemble recording, including automatic and forced methods for CTL signal addition.
Details recording and playback operations for analog audio channels A1 and A2, including automatic mode.
Covers time code overview, recording methods, playback methods, and synchronization with video signals.
Explains how to store cue points, recall them, and perform zero locate operations for tape positioning.
Details audio control operations for recording, monitor channels, and signal muting using the RM-3348HR.
Explains how to set the cross fade time using the X’FADE TIME control and its effect on monitor output.
Covers tape transport operations including Locate, Roll-Back, Return Playback, and Repeat Playback.
Details auto punch in/out modes, saving points, correcting points, and executing operations.
Explains how to store and execute multiple punch-in/out points for sequential editing.
Describes the unit's registers for storing time values and the functions of the LOCATE TIME display.
Provides instructions for adjusting the tape transport speed using the VARI SPEED controls.
Explains how to set the preroll time using direct auto punch-in/out and preroll auto punch-in/out modes.
Details the procedure for recording a muting signal over a specific interval on the tape for spot erasing.
Defines time shift editing as copying audio signals between channels using the sound memory function.
Outlines the process of time shift editing, including writing to memory, editing, and recording to tape.
Details the special-purpose registers used for sound memory operations, like PS, SA, EA, rS, rE, and Pt.
Covers preparations for time shift editing, including selecting sound memory mode and source/destination channels.
Explains how to set the sound memory operation mode to Manual, Auto Start, or External Trigger.
Describes the external trigger mode for activating sound memory operations and trigger signal input.
Details how to write source channel signals to sound memory using Manual, Auto Start, or External Trigger modes.
Explains how to play back sound from memory using Manual, Auto Start, or External Trigger modes.
Covers overview of sound memory editing and the procedure for carrying out editing operations.
Explains time shift editing, including monitor signals, restoring settings, saving points, and adjusting editing points.
Introduces the digital copy function and its three modes: Two-channel, Multi-channel, and Vocal select.
Details the steps to prepare for digital copying, including selecting the mode and checking notes.
Provides procedures for selecting source and destination channels in Two-channel and Multi-channel modes.
Explains the procedure for digital copy operation and restoring channel settings post-copy.
Details the procedure for selecting source and destination channels for vocal select operations.
Covers connections, preparations, and carrying out synchronized operation using sector-based methods.
Explains time code chase function, modes, signal connections, format selection, and operation windows.
Describes the backup copy function, available methods, and connection requirements for perfect tape copying.
Details how to make a backup copy of digital audio signals via SDIF-2 or MADI connectors.
Provides procedures for copying CTL and digital audio signals using PCM-3348HR units, including connections.
Introduces editing using multiple PCM-3348HR units for sector-based synchronized transfer.
Details connection requirements for editing, including monitor signals and cue signals.
Explains how to select the editor mode and its associated indications on the RM-3348HR.
Covers setting IN/OUT points on recorder and player, correcting points, and finding IN points.
Provides procedures for carrying out rehearsal, editing, repeated rehearsal, and reviewing edits.
Explains how to rehearse individual editing points on the recorder or player, including automatic calculations.
Details synchronization signals like internal clock, word sync, AES/EBU, and composite video signals.
Covers synchronization with other PCM-3348HR units, video equipment, digital VTRs, and processors.
Describes remote control connectors and peripheral equipment like the RM-3348HR and DMU-3048.
Explains the two timing modes for playback signal output: Normal and Advanced output modes.
Illustrates example system configurations using remote control connectors for various setups.
Provides guidance on daily cleaning, demagnetizing heads, and replacing the tape cleaner for optimal performance.
Explains the location and meaning of various warning lamps indicating setting or operational errors.
Details the location and function of various parts and connectors on the PCM-3348HR and RM-3348HR.
Provides a detailed breakdown of the PCM-3348HR unit's components and their functions.
Details the location and function of parts on the RM-3348HR remote control unit.
Lists the technical specifications for the PCM-3348HR, including dimensions, power, and performance characteristics.
Lists the standard accessories included with the PCM-3348HR and RM-3348HR units.
Lists optional accessories available for purchase to enhance the functionality of the PCM-3348HR system.
Presents a timing chart illustrating signal timing for various digital audio formats and modes.
An alphabetical index of topics covered in the manual for quick reference.
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