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3 - Names and Functions of Parts Rear panel z FOOT SWITCH jack You can use a foot switch to punch in and out (start and stop recording). x INPUT B jack (1/4" phone jack) Use this as the input source by setting INPUT B to external input ("Ext. Input") on the INPUT SETTING screen. You can use this jack for a line level or mic level signal (unbalanced connection). c INPUT A jack (1/4" phone jack) Use this as the input source by setting INPUT A to Ext. Input (external input) on the INPUT SETTING screen. You can use this jack for a guitar/line level or mic level signal (unbalanced connection). Set the MIC/LINE-GUITAR switch according to the input source. v MIC/LINE-GUITAR switch Set this switch to match the input signal to the INPUT A jack on the rear panel. For mic or line signals, set it to MIC/LINE. For electric guitars and basses that are connected directly, set it to GUITAR. b INPUT A/INPUT B jacks (XLR jacks) Condenser microphones that require phantom power can receive it when they are connected to these jacks. (See "Phantom Power" on page 41.) (Pin assignments-1: ground, 2: hot, 3: cold) If devices are connected to both the XLR and the 1/4" phone jacks, the 1/4" phone jack is given precedence (the XLR connection is disabled). n LINE OUT jacks Use these to connect a monitoring system (powered speakers or an amplifier with speakers). m PHONES jack Connect headphones (with a stereo miniplug connector) to this jack. , VOLUME dial Use this to adjust the volume output from the PHONES connector. TASCAM DP-008 27

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TASCAM
DP-008
27
Rear panel
z
FOOT SWITCH jack
You can use a foot switch to punch in and
out (start and stop recording).
x
INPUT B jack (1/4” phone jack)
Use this as the input source by setting
INPUT B to external input (“
Ext.
Input
”) on the
INPUT SETTING
screen.
You can use this jack for a line level or
mic level signal (unbalanced connection).
c
INPUT A jack (1/4” phone jack)
Use this as the input source by setting
INPUT A to
Ext. Input
(external input)
on the
INPUT SETTING
screen. You can
use this jack for a guitar/line level or mic
level signal (unbalanced connection).
Set the
MIC/LINE–GUITAR
switch
according to the input source.
v
MIC/LINE-GUITAR switch
Set this switch to match the input signal
to the
INPUT A
jack on the rear panel. For
mic or line signals, set it to
MIC/LINE
.
For electric guitars and basses that are
connected directly, set it to
GUITAR
.
b
INPUT A/INPUT B jacks (XLR jacks)
Condenser microphones that require
phantom power can receive it when
they are connected to these jacks. (See
“Phantom Power” on page 41.)
(Pin assignments—1: ground, 2: hot, 3:
cold)
If devices are connected to both the
XLR and the 1/4” phone jacks, the 1/4”
phone jack is given precedence (the XLR
connection is disabled).
n
LINE OUT jacks
Use these to connect a monitoring system
(powered speakers or an amplifier with
speakers).
m
PHONES jack
Connect headphones (with a stereo mini-
plug connector) to this jack.
,
VOLUME dial
Use this to adjust the volume output from
the
PHONES
connector.
3 – Names and Functions of Parts