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Tascam DR-60D User Manual

Tascam DR-60D
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OWNER’S MANUAL
D01188720A
DR-60D
Linear PCM Recorder

Table of Contents

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Tascam DR-60D Specifications

General IconGeneral
Recording MediaSD/SDHC card (up to 32GB)
Number of Tracks4
Sample Rates44.1kHz, 48kHz, 96kHz
Bit Depth16-bit, 24-bit
StorageSD/SDHC card slot
Phantom Power+48V
USB InterfaceUSB 2.0
Audio FormatsWAV (BWF)
Outputs1 x 3.5mm stereo mini jack
Power Supply4 x AA batteries, USB bus power, AC adapter
Weight510g (without batteries)
Inputs2 x XLR/TRS combo

Summary

Important Safety Precautions

For U.S.A. and Canada

Details FCC compliance, user guidance, and Canadian ICES-003 compliance.

Important Safety Instructions

General Precautions

Safe handling, placement, power, and maintenance guidelines for the unit.

Warnings and Cautions

Highlights potential hazards and critical operating precautions.

Safety Information

Disposal Guidelines

Proper disposal of electronic equipment and batteries according to regulations.

Safety Information

Battery Cautions

Precautions for safe handling, charging, and disposal of batteries.

Quick Start Guide

Initial Setup Steps

Steps for installing batteries, SD card, and powering on the unit.

Quick Start Guide

Date/Time and SD Card Formatting

Setting the unit's clock and preparing the SD card for use.

Quick Start Guide

Recording and Playback Operations

Basic steps for starting recording, stopping, and playback.

Quick Start Guide

Camera Connection and Monitoring

Connecting to a DSLR and monitoring audio signals from the camera.

1 - Introduction

Features Overview

Lists the capabilities and functionalities of the TASCAM DR-60D recorder.

1 - Introduction

Manual Conventions and Included Items

Explains manual formatting and lists package contents.

1 - Introduction

Trademarks and SD Card Usage

Lists trademarks and informs about SD card usage for recording/playback.

1 - Introduction

SD Card and Installation Precautions

Advises on handling SD cards and suitable operating environments.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Front Panel Controls and Indicators

Identifies and describes the front panel buttons, knobs, and indicators.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Left Side Panel Connectors

Explains input and output connectors on the left side of the unit.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Right Side Panel Controls

Details controls on the right side, including SD card slot and power.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Rear Panel and Battery Compartment

Describes USB port, audio jacks, and battery compartment on the rear panel.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Top and Bottom Panel Features

Explains DSLR attachment bracket and tripod mounts on top and bottom.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Home Screen Display Elements

Details indicators and information on the Home Screen.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Home Screen Status Indicators

Explains power, operation, track, and playback status indicators.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Recording Screen Indicators

Describes indicators for level align, playback EQ, and peak levels.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Recording Screen Status and Settings

Explains prerecording, format, sampling frequency, and input source indicators.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Recording Screen File/Filter Status and Menu List

Describes file name, time, filter status, and lists menu items.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Menu System Navigation

Guides on navigating and selecting options within the unit's menu.

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

QUICK, Record, and MIXER Button Functions

Details the purpose and operation of QUICK, Record, and MIXER buttons.

3 – Preparation

Powering the Unit

Explains available power sources: AA batteries, AC adaptor, USB.

Using AA Batteries

Instructions for installing and using AA batteries.

3 – Preparation

Using AC Adaptor and External Battery Pack

Details connecting and using optional AC adaptor and external battery pack.

3 – Preparation

Using USB Bus Power

Explains powering the unit via USB connection to a computer.

3 – Preparation

Powering On/Off and Startup

Guides on turning the unit on, off, and initial startup.

3 – Preparation

Resume Function and Setting Date/Time

Explains resume function and setting the unit's internal clock.

3 – Preparation

Inserting and Removing SD Cards

Step-by-step instructions for handling SD cards.

3 – Preparation

SD Card Write Protection and Handling

Explains write protection and precautions for SD card handling.

3 – Preparation

Preparing and Formatting SD Cards

Guides on formatting an SD card for use with the DR-60D.

Camera Connection and Attachment

Instructions for connecting the unit to a DSLR camera.

3 – Preparation

Connecting Monitors and Headphones

Explains connecting headphones and external monitoring systems.

Enabling and Selecting Monitoring Signals

Guides on activating and choosing audio signals for monitoring.

4 – Recording

Selecting Recording Format and Settings

Setting recording format, sample rate, and max file size.

4 – Recording

Preparing Recording Inputs

Guides on connecting microphones and external audio sources.

4 – Recording

Recording External Devices and Setting Input Types

Instructions for LINE IN recording and configuring input switches.

4 – Recording

Using Phantom Power

Details enabling and using phantom power for condenser microphones.

4 – Recording

Using Plug-in Power and Adjusting Input Level

Guides on plug-in power and setting input levels to prevent distortion.

4 – Recording

Setting Microphone Input Gain

Explains adjusting input gain levels (LOW, MID, HIGH) for microphones.

4 – Recording

Using the Limiter Function

Details using the limiter to prevent distortion from loud sounds.

4 – Recording

Using the Low-Cut Filter and Recording Modes Overview

Using low-cut filter and introduction to recording modes.

4 – Recording

Recording in MONO/STEREO Modes

Guides on making recording settings for MONO and STEREO modes.

4 – Recording

Setting Save Location and Starting Recording

Explains file saving and starting recording procedures.

MONO/STEREO File Naming

Describes the file naming structure used in MONO/STEREO recording.

4 – Recording

Simultaneous Dual Recording (DUAL REC)

Explains capturing audio at two input levels.

Enabling Dual Recording

Guides on configuring the unit for dual recording.

4 – Recording

Dual Recording File Naming and Starting

Details file naming and starting dual recording.

4 – Recording

4-Channel Recording Setup

Guides on making settings for recording four independent channels.

4 – Recording

Starting 4-Channel Recording

Instructions on initiating a 4-channel recording.

4 – Recording

4-Channel File Naming and Automatic Recording (AUTO REC)

File naming for 4CH and setting up automatic recording.

4 – Recording

AUTO REC Settings (Start/End Levels, Delay)

Configuring start/end levels and delay for automatic recording.

4 – Recording

Track Increment and Automatic File Creation

Splitting recordings into new files manually or by size.

4 – Recording

Mark Function and Moving to Marks

Adding and navigating recordings using marks.

4 – Recording

Recording Before Push Record (PRE REC) and Delay Start (REC DELAY)

Capturing audio before record and delaying recording start.

4 – Recording

Self-Timer Function and Auto Tone Function

Using self-timer for delayed recording and auto tones for sync.

4 – Recording

Setting Auto Tone Length and Adding Slate Tones

Setting tone duration and enabling the slate button.

4 – Recording

Recording Duration Estimates

Estimated recording times based on card capacity and file format.

5 – Working with Files and Folders (BROWSE screen)

BROWSE Screen Navigation

Guides on navigating folders and files using the BROWSE screen.

5 – Working with Files and Folders (BROWSE screen)

BROWSE Screen Icons and File Operations

Explains icons and performing file operations like viewing info.

5 – Working with Files and Folders (BROWSE screen)

Deleting Files and Folder Operations

Guides on deleting files and managing folders.

5 – Working with Files and Folders (BROWSE screen)

Creating a New Folder

Instructions on creating new folders for file organization.

6 – Playback

Adjusting Playback Volume and Setting Playback Area

Controlling volume and defining playback scope (all files/folder).

6 – Playback

Selecting Folder for Playback Area

Details setting a specific folder as the playback area.

6 – Playback

Selecting Files for Playback (Skip)

Explains selecting files for playback and skipping through them.

6 – Playback

Basic Playback Controls and Repeat Playback

Describes pause, stop, rewind, fast-forward, and repeat modes.

6 – Playback

Jump-back Playback and Dual Recording Playback

Explains jump-back feature and playing dual recordings.

7 – QUICK button operations

Features of the QUICK Button

Outlines functions accessible via the QUICK button.

7 – QUICK button operations

Opening Quick Menu and Menu Functions

Accessing quick menu and its functions like Level Align, Play EQ, Gain.

7 – QUICK button operations

Deleting and Dividing Selected Files

Instructions for deleting and splitting files using the quick menu.

7 – QUICK button operations

File Division Notes and Examples

Cautions and examples for the file division process.

7 – QUICK button operations

Increasing Sound Pressure (Level Alignment)

Using Level Alignment to enhance playback sound quality.

7 – QUICK button operations

Playback Equalizer and Setting Mic Input Gain

Selecting equalizer settings and adjusting mic gain via quick menu.

8 - Mixer

Making Mixer Settings

Adjusting stereo balance and volume levels for each channel.

8 - Mixer

Using the MS Decoder and Decoding Input Sound

Explains MS decoder use and decoding signals during recording.

8 - Mixer

Decoding Playback Sound and MS Decoder Settings

Decoding MS signals during playback and PAN/WIDE settings.

9 – Connecting with a Computer

USB Connection Overview

Explains connecting the unit to a computer via USB for file transfer.

9 – Connecting with a Computer

Transferring Files to/from Computer and Disconnecting

Guides on copying files and safely disconnecting the unit.

10 – Settings and Information

Viewing Information (INFORMATION Screen) and File Details

Guides on accessing info screens and details shown.

10 – Settings and Information

Card Information and System Information

Details the status of the SD card and system settings/firmware.

10 – Settings and Information

System Settings and Formatting (SYSTEM)

Covers auto power save, backlight, contrast, battery type, phantom power voltage.

10 – Settings and Information

Restoring Factory Settings, Quick Format, and Full Format

Instructions for resetting, quick formatting, and full formatting the SD card.

10 – Settings and Information

Setting File Name Formats and Options

Guides on customizing file name formats (WORD or DATE) and options.

11 – Using the REMOTE jack

Footswitch Connection and Operation Settings

Shows RC-3F connection and guides on configuring footswitch functions.

11 – Using the REMOTE jack

Using Footswitch/Remote Control and Setting Wired Remote

Explains using RC-3F/RC-10 and configuring wired remote settings.

12 – Messages

File Name, Formatting, and General Error Messages

Lists and explains messages related to file names, division, and card formatting errors.

12 – Messages

Card, File, and Division Error Messages

Explains messages concerning card capacity, file errors, and division issues.

12 – Messages

System and Device Error Messages

Lists and explains various system and device error messages and troubleshooting.

13 – Troubleshooting

Power, Function, SD Card, and Playback Issues

Addresses problems like unit not turning on, not functioning, SD card issues, and playback failures.

13 – Troubleshooting

File Erasure and Computer Connection Issues

Troubleshoots problems with erasing files and files not appearing on the computer.

14 – Specifications

Ratings, File System, and Analog Audio I/O

Lists recording media, file systems, channel counts, and audio input/output specifications.

14 – Specifications

Jacks, Performance, and Computer Compatibility

Details headphone/line jacks, audio performance, and computer compatibility.

14 – Specifications

USB Host, OS, Power, and Battery Life

Lists USB controllers, OS, power details, and estimated battery life.

14 – Specifications

Battery Life, Dimensions, Weight, and Temperature

Continues battery life, lists physical specs and operating temperature.

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