Fostex PD606 User Manual

Location Recorder  Model PD606

Chapter 8: MENU mode/SYS SETUP menu

In the SYS SETUP menu, the following menu items for settings regarding recording/playback
are available. You can save setting data using the "SAVE SETUP" menu and recall the saved data
whenever you want (see pages 213 and 214).

Selects the Fs and bit length of the audio file created when recording.

Selects pull up/down setting when using the internal clock reference.

Selects the auto copy mode which enables simultaneous recording to a DVD-RAM
disk when making recording to a hard disk partition (see page 106).

Sets the peak hold time of the bargraph meters.

Sets on/off of the auto partition link function.

Selects the type of a USB keyboard connected to the [USB KYBD] connector.

Sets the limiter parameters.

Sets the pre recording time of audio pooled in the buffer.

Adjusts the internal realtime clock (see page 31).

Edits a project name recorded to an iXML file.

Sets the pause cancel time.

Sets the maximum recording volume of a file.

Selects the digital output audio format.

Defines four custom settings for monitoring.

Selects on/off of muting the internal speaker when the unit is not in playback mode.

Edits the default file name of an audio file created when recording.

Edits the default track name of a BWF file created when recording.

Sets the event number in the description information of an audio file.

Selects the recording sources.

Selects whether or not the unit outputs the warning tone for four types of conditions.

Shows the system version of the unit.

Sets the recording time and mode of the slate tone.

 For the “Auto copy” and “Adjust RTC” menu items in the SYS SETUP menu, see

pages shown below.

Selects the false start mode.

Selects the output reference level of the [STEREO BUS OUT] connectors.

Selects how the recorder behaves after it finishes playback of an audio file.

Selects whether or not creating a diagnoses file which logs errors during recording, etc.

Selects whether you record pre or post fader signals to tracks 1 through 6.