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TEAC CORPORATION

1-47 Ochiai, Tama-shi, Tokyo 206-8530, Japan

TEAC AMERICA, INC.

7733 Telegraph Road, Montebello, California 90640, U.S.A.

TEAC EUROPE GmbH

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Table of Contents4
Installing WX Navi8
PC Requirement8
Operating System8
Installing WX Navi9
Starting WX Navi11
Initial Setting11
About IP Address of Computer and WX-700011
Default Setting of WX-700011
About Security Software11
Use the 1000BASE-T LAN Interface11
About Firewall12
Launching WX Navi with the Next Step12
On the WX-7000 Recording Unit, Push up the Power Switch to Turn It on12
Start WX Navi13
Do Not Put the PC into Standby /Sleep Mode13
Please Do Not Operate the Computer Background Tasks13
WX-7000 Select Window14
WX-7000 Network Configuration14
Already Being Used WX-700015
Connecting to an WX-7000 Series that Exists in a Different Segment15
Introduction to WX Navi17
Main Window17
Mode of WX Navi18
Status Dialog Display Area19
Display of Status Bar20
Menu Bar21
File Menu21
Setup Menu21
Operate Menu22
Misc Menu22
View Menu23
Help Menu23
Tool Bar24
Overview of Steps in Recording and Playback25
Conceptual Diagram for Recording, Playback26
Settings27
Notice for Settings27
System and Channel Settings27
Upper Left Part27
Upper Right Part28
Each Channels Settings List29
Channel Property Window30
System Setting31
Basic Settings" / "Monitor Out" Groups31
Clock" Group31
IRIG/GPS" Group32
Trigger Settings33
Notice for Trigger Recording33
Pre Trigger / Post Trigger33
Repeat34
Interval Mode Setting34
Level Trigger35
Property of TEDS36
Reading and Preservation of a Setup37
Operation39
Selection of Media and File Name39
Specification of a Playback Media and a File Name40
Copy the Files41
Select Files41
Select Target Directory41
Rename the File Name42
Start of Copy42
Format42
Record and Playback43
Stop43
Record Standby43
Playback43
Pause43
Event43
Search(Rew)43
Search (F FWD)43
Search Property43
Search Property Window44
High Grade Search45
When the Number of Event Marks Is Clicked45
When Elapsed Time Is Clicked45
When a Time Display Is Clicked45
Reproductive Resumption45
Other Settings46
Fan46
Listening Memo Voice or Data46
Calibration46
Displaying Waveform47
Select the Channel to Display48
Channel Selection Buttons48
Unit Selection Buttons49
All Channel Selection Button49
Channel Alignment Button49
Auto Height Adjustment Button50
Scaling Change Slider51
Cursor Property52
Channel Property53
Converting Units53
Offset54
Line Color54
Background Color54
Back to Default Settings for All Channels54
Display Range55
Channel Information56
Changing to Display Channel Order56
Overlapping Waveforms57
Sub Window58
Bar Display58
Peak-Hold Reset Button58
Unit Select Button58
Red-Zone Adjustment Slider59
Bar Graph Arrangement Button59
Digital Display60
Channel Select Drop-Down List60
Additional Window Button60
Digital 128Ch Display60
Header Information62
Irig/Gps63
In Case of REC Mode63
In Case of VIEW Mode64
Synchronization65
Remarks in Using WX Navi65
The Two WX-7000 Recorders Which Operate in Synch Must be Connected to the same65
Subnet65
No Other WX-7000 Recorders than the Master and Slave Units Are to be Connected to65
The Subnet65
When You Run Two WX Navi Software for Two WX-7000S Recorders Operating in Synch65
Each WX Navi Must be Run on the Another PC65
Cable Connection65
Synchronization Cable65
Connection Check66
Starting the Connection Check66
Connecting WX Navi67
Synchronized Recording68
Step 1 Switch from VIEW Mode to REC Mode68
Step 2 Setting Recording Media, Sampling Frequency and A/D Converter on Master Unit68
Step 3 System/Channel Settings on each WX-700069
Step 4 Close All Setting Dialogs69
Step 5 Start Synchronized Recording on Master Unit69
Synchronized Playback70
Step 1 Select Playback Mode and File on Slave Unit70
Step 2 Select Playback Mode and File on Master Unit70
Step 3 Control Play/Stop on Master Unit71
Step 4 Switch from VIEW Mode to REC Mode on the Slave Unit71
Step 5 Switch from VIEW Mode to REC Mode on Master Unit71

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