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TASCAM DA-45HR
5 - RC-D45 remote control unit (option)
The optional RC-D45 remote control unit is plugged
into the
into the
REMOTE IN [37]
jack at the rear of the tape
deck.
Most of the controls on the remote control unit dupli-
cate the controls on the main tape deck. The explana-
tion of the controls is given below:
cate the controls on the main tape deck. The explana-
tion of the controls is given below:
[43] OPEN/CLOSE
Equivalent to
[2]
on the main unit.
[44] CAPS
Used to toggle between uppercase and lowercase
when entering titles (see 4.8.1, "Entering and editing
titles").
when entering titles (see 4.8.1, "Entering and editing
titles").
[45] CHECK
Equivalent to the shifted
CHAR [22]
on the main
unit.
[46] POSITION
Equivalent to the shifted
SKIP PLAY [25]
on the
main unit.
[47] ID SELECT
Equivalent to the shifted
AUTO ID [26]
on the main
unit.
[48] AUTO ID
Equivalent to the
AUTO ID [26]
on the main unit.
[49] INS/+ and DEL/-
Equivalent to the shifted
MARGIN RESET [23]
and
DISPLAY [24]
on the main unit.
[50] EDIT
Equivalent to the shifted
MENU [28]
on the main
unit.
[51] ENTER
Equivalent to the
ENTER [27]
on the main unit.
[52] MENU
Equivalent to the
MENU [28]
on the main unit.
[53] Numeric keys
These keys may be used for a variety of purposes.
When playing back a tape, entering a program num-
ber using these keys, and pressing
ber using these keys, and pressing
PLAY
will locate
the tape to that program and start playing. If
PAUSE
is pressed rather than
PLAY
, the tape will be located
to the start of the program and the deck will enter
pause mode.
pause mode.
When editing and entering titles, these keys may be
used as a convenient way of entering characters.
used as a convenient way of entering characters.
Repeated presses of a key will cycle through the
characters associated with the key. For instance, the
characters associated with the key. For instance, the
2
key, when pressed once, will enter
2
in the title.
Pressing it again will enter
d
(or
D
if the CAPS
mode is active), pressing it one more time will enter
e
and pressing it again will enter
f
. If it is pressed
one more time, it will enter
2
.
[54] Cursor keys
These keys are used to move the cursor left and right
when entering and editing program titles.
when entering and editing program titles.
[55] COUNTER MODE
Equivalent to the
COUNTER MODE [21]
on the
main unit.
[56] MARGIN RESET
Equivalent to the
MARGIN RESET [23]
on the
main unit.
[57] CHAR
Equivalent to the
CHAR [22]
on the main unit.
[58] DISPLAY
Equivalent to the
DISPLAY [24]
on the main unit.
[59] SKIP PLAY
Equivalent to the
SKIP PLAY [25]
on the main unit.
[60] SINGLE PLAY
Equivalent to the
SINGLE PLAY [31]
on the main
unit.
[61] REPEAT
Equivalent to the shifted
COUNTER MODE [21]
on the main unit.
5.1 Remote control transport keys
[62] SKIP keys
Equivalent to the
SKIP
keys
[12]
on the main unit.
[63] MEMO 1 and MEMO 2 keys
Equivalent to the shifted
LOC 1 [29]
and
LOC 2
[30]
on the main unit.
[64] SAMPLING MONITOR key
Equivalent to pressing the
RECORD
key on the
main unit once (see 17, "RECORD key").
[65] REW and F FWD
Equivalent to the
REW
and
F FWD
keys
[13]
on the
main unit.