What to do if my Tascam DM-3200 can't save system data?
If your Tascam Music Mixer is unable to save system data, it is likely that the internal battery is defective or has lost its charge. In this case, contact TASCAM service or your distributor for a replacement battery.
General| Type | Digital Mixer |
|---|---|
| Channels | 32 |
| Aux Sends | 8 |
| EQ Bands | 4-band Parametric |
| MIDI | In/Out/Thru |
| Word Clock | In/Out |
| Automation | Yes |
| Sampling Rate | 96 kHz |
| Digital Inputs | AES/EBU, S/PDIF |
| Digital Outputs | AES/EBU, S/PDIF |
| Inputs - Mic Preamps | 16 x XLR |
| Inputs - Line | 16 |
| Inputs - Other | 2 RCA (2-track in) |
| Outputs - Main | 2 XLR |
| Outputs - Other | 2 RCA (Stereo Monitor Out) |
| Computer Connectivity | Optional (via IF-FW/DM FireWire card) |
| Effects | Built-in |
| FireWire | Optional (via IF-FW/DM FireWire card) |
| Display | LCD |
| Weight | 20 kg |
| Faders | 16 motorized |
Safety compliance and interference warnings for digital devices operating in commercial environments.
Warnings about Class A product potentially causing radio interference in domestic settings.
Safety warnings, including handling of covers and servicing.
Details on electromagnetic environment and peak inrush current.
Detailed list of safety guidelines for operation and maintenance.
Overview of the DM-3200's capabilities, inputs, outputs, and modules.
Lists included items and provides safe lifting instructions.
Explains manual structure, typographic conventions, and warnings.
Guidelines for operating touch-sensitive faders correctly.
Introduces the DM-3200's sections like Control, Monitoring, and Encoder.
Explains 'smart keys' and how to navigate between screens.
Explains POD controls below the display and their functions.
Details the functions and mappings of the rotary encoders per channel.
Information on CF card usage, capacity, and step-by-step formatting.
Procedures for safely powering down the unit to prevent data loss.
Explains how projects and libraries store settings and manage data.
Method for naming entries and customizing preferences via options.
Overview of utility functions like parameter copy and external switch setup.
Details of mic/line inputs, inserts, and analog outputs.
Information on TDIF, ADAT, S/PDIF, AES/EBU I/O, and setup.
MIDI, RS-422, Time Code, Word Sync, USB, and Meter Bridge connections.
Selecting the master clock source and sampling frequency.
Table showing module features for different channel types and busses.
Setting up input, output, and insert signal paths.
Defining software insert points for internal patching and send/return linking.
Assigning channels to busses and stereo buss using front panel or screens.
Setting up control room and studio cue mixes, and meter options.
Using dedicated SOLO keys for mixed or in-place soloing.
Overview of module screens and common global settings.
Using built-in compressor/expanders and gates with parameter settings.
Setting up the four-band parametric EQ and using the EQ library.
Configuring aux send levels, panning, and buss assignments.
Setting parameters like Input/Return, Gate, Delay, and Phase.
Linking modules for stereo operation and managing mute groups.
Configuring surround modes, buss assignments, and panning.
Storing and recalling mixer settings as snapshots.
How to route signals to and from internal effects and configure them.
Storing and recalling effect settings using libraries and presets.
Configuring MIDI ports and filtering messages.
Using MIDI PC messages for snapshot and effect recall.
Adding and configuring external devices for remote control.
Configuring parameters for machine control like edit frames and play mode.
Storing and recalling cue points for device location and punch operations.
Technical specifications for analog input and output connectors.
Technical specifications for digital audio interfaces.
Specifications for MIDI, USB, Word Sync, and other connections.
Detailed specifications for the four-band EQ filters.
Dimensions, weight, display info, and visual representation of unit.
List of system messages and their meanings for troubleshooting.
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