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Section 9.4 - Other DTRS control functions
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which typically begins recording a few frames
after the command is received from the editor (the
DA-98 begins recording immediately). Many edi-
tors allow for this delay, and so the DA-98 can
compensate for this.
after the command is received from the editor (the
DA-98 begins recording immediately). Many edi-
tors allow for this delay, and so the DA-98 can
compensate for this.
1) From menu group 6, move the cursor to
Rec
Dly
( recording delay), and press
SELECT
:
2) Use the
UP
and
DOWN
keys to select a value
from between
0
and
9
frames, or
Auto
. The
value of the
Auto
setting depends on the
emulation selected (see 9.4.5, “Device
emulation”) as shown below:
emulation”) as shown below:
9.4.7 Fast wind speed
When a controller locates on a slave device,
there are two ways in which this is achieved: a
“locate” command, and a series of fast wind and
shuttle commands.
“locate” command, and a series of fast wind and
shuttle commands.
To determine which command is used by your
controller, and for further details regarding this
function, follow the instructions in section 11.1.5
of the DA-98 manual.
controller, and for further details regarding this
function, follow the instructions in section 11.1.5
of the DA-98 manual.
The high (100 x) wind speed of the DA-98 means
that if the second method is used, the tape will
almost invariably overshoot each time and lever
locate correctly. Accordingly, a slower (8 x) wind
speed is provided which allows for location using
the “wind and shuttle” mode.
that if the second method is used, the tape will
almost invariably overshoot each time and lever
locate correctly. Accordingly, a slower (8 x) wind
speed is provided which allows for location using
the “wind and shuttle” mode.
1) From menu group 6, move the cursor to
Fast
Spd
(fast speed) and press
SELECT
:
2) Use the
UP
and
DOWN
keys to select between
x 100
and
x 8
speeds.
9.4.8 Cue-up tally
When locating in 9-pin command mode, the
DA-98 will locate to the required position and
then enter pause mode.
then enter pause mode.
What is then returned to the controller can be
either a Stop message, for use with controllers
who will only issue their next command when a
Stop signal is received, or a Still message for use
with controllers which make a distinction between
pause and Stop (e.g. LYNX II and Microlynx syn-
chronizers).
either a Stop message, for use with controllers
who will only issue their next command when a
Stop signal is received, or a Still message for use
with controllers which make a distinction between
pause and Stop (e.g. LYNX II and Microlynx syn-
chronizers).
See section 11.1.5 of the DA-98 manual for fur-
ther details regarding this function.
ther details regarding this function.
1) From menu group 6, move the cursor to
Cueup Tly
(cueup tally), and press
SELECT
:
2) Use the
UP
and
DOWN
keys to select between
Stop
and
Still
, as explained above.
9.4.9 MMC ID
You can set a MMC ID (which also serves as
the bus ID) for each DA-98 unit. This is not a
MIDI channel number. The value may be between
MIDI channel number. The value may be between
001
and
127
or may be a universal
Receive All
setting.
See section 11.2.1 of the DA-98 manual for fur-
ther details regarding this function.
ther details regarding this function.
R e c o r d
D e l a y
M a c h i n e
1
A u t o
( 3
F r a m e )
Emulation
Frames
PCM-7050
3
BVH-3000
4
BVU-950
6
BVW-75
3
PCM-800
0
BVH-2000
4
DVR-10
5
TASCAM
0
NOTE
See section 11.1.3 of the DA-98 manual for further details
of this function, including the way in which frame bound-
aries are calculated and recognized.
of this function, including the way in which frame bound-
aries are calculated and recognized.
98
F a s t
W i n d
S p e e d
M a c h i n e
1
x
1 0 0
C u e u p
T a l l y
M a c h i n e
1
S t o p
98
98