Tascam D01175220A DP-006 ユーザーズマニュアル

When working with any new piece of equipment like the unit, it’s sometimes difficult to work out whey something isn’t happening the way you expect. The main 

thing is to take your time—after all, you’re not paying hourly studio rates! Stop and think. Ask yourself questions, like the ones below, and you can usually find the 

answer.
Also, see the “Messages Lists” section on page 94 for the meaning of messages that may pop up on the display. Consult this table when a message appears 

when an operation cannot be completed by the unit.

•  Are the LEVEL knobs of the tracks set to high enough?
•  Is the MASTER LEVEL knob set to high enough?
•  Have you properly connected the   /LINE OUT jack to headphones 

or an external monitoring system (powered monitor speakers or an 

amplifier and speakers)? 

Is the external monitoring system set up correctly?

•  Has the VOLUME dial on the left side of the unit been raised to a 

suitable level?

•  Are the LEVEL knobs of the INPUT A or INPUT B on the top panel of 

the unit set too high? Is the input source too loud?

•  Is the monitoring level too high, causing distortion from the external 

monitoring system (powered monitor speakers or an amplifier and 

speakers)?

•  When you press the Play (7) button while pressing and holding the 

Record (0) button to start recording, is at least one track in recording 

standby (REC indicator lit)?

•  Are inputs assigned to tracks? (See “Assigning inputs” on page 54.)

•  Is the unit connected to the computer via the USB terminal? (See 

•  Before making the USB connection, songs, tracks, or stereo masters are 

backed up or exported to the FAT partition? 

Files on an MTR partition cannot be accessed directly from a computer.

•  Connecting another device to the unit’s   /LINE OUT jack might 

reduce the noise.

•  This might be caused by interference noise from another device. If 

there is a power amplifier or other device that uses a large transformer, 

a fluorescent light or something similar nearby, you might be able to 

reduce the noise by changing the distance and orientation of this unit 

in relation to such equipment.