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13-Specifications Ratings Recording media microSD card (64 MB - 2 GB) microSDHC card (4 GB - 32 GB) Recording/playback format WAV: 44.1/48/96 kHz, 16/24-bit MP3: 44.1/48 kHz, 32/64/96/128/192/256/320 kbps Number of channels 2 channels (stereo) Input/output ratings Analog audio input/output ratings MIC/EXT IN jacks (supporting plug-in power) Connector: 1/8" (3.5 mm) stereo mini Input impedance: 25 kΩ Nominal input level: -20 dBV Maximum input level: -4 dBV /LINE OUT Connector: 1/8" (3.5 mm) stereo mini Output impedance: 12Ω Nominal output level: -14 dBV (10 kΩ load) Maximum output level: +2 dBV (10 kΩ load) Maximum output: 20 mW + 20 mW (32Ω load) Built-in speaker 0.3 W (monaural) Control input/output ratings USB jack Connector: Mini-B type Format: USB 2.0 HIGH SPEED mass storage class 104 TASCAM DR-05

Section	Page
Quick Start Guide	10
1–Introduction	12
Features	12
Items included with the product	14
Conventions used in this manual	14
Intellectual property rights	15
About microSD cards	17
Precautions for placement	17
Beware of condensation	18
Cleaning the unit	18
Product Registration	18
2–Names and Functions of Parts	19
Top panel	19
Front panel	23
Rear panel	23
Left side panel	24
Right side panel	24
Bottom Panel	25
Home Screen	26
Recording Screen	28
Playback Control screen	30
Menu item list	31
Using menus	32
Basic operation	33
3–Preparation	34
Powering the unit	34
Using AA batteries	34
Using an AC adaptor (sold separately)	34
Using USB bus power	35
Start-up & shutdown	36
Starting up the unit	36
Shutting down	37
Resume function	37
Setting the date and time	38
Inserting and removing microSD cards	39
Inserting the microSD card	39
Removing the card	40
Preparing a microSD card for use	40
Using the built-in speaker	41
Connecting monitors and headphones	42
4–Recording	43
Selecting file format/sampling frequency/type, and maximum file size	43
Set where to save the file	45
Setting the input functions	46
Placing the unit and making connections	47
Recording with the built-in mics	47
Recording with external mics (MIC IN)	47
Recording an external device (EXT IN)	47
Adjusting the input level	48
Manually adjusting the input level	48
Using the Level Control Function	50
Recording	52
Creating and changeover to a new file during continued recording (Track incrementing)	53
Manual track incrementation during recording	53
Automatic track incrementation by file size	54
Mark function	55
Adding marks manually to a recording	55
Moving to a mark position	55
Recording the moment before pushing RECORD (PRE REC)	56
Self-timer function	57
Recording duration	58
5–Working with Files and Folders (BROWSE screen)	59
Screen navigation	59
Icons on the BROWSE screen	60
File operations	61
Folder operations	62
Creating a new folder	63
6–Playback	64
Adjusting playback volume	64
Setting the playback area (AREA)	64
Selecting a folder for the playback area (1)	66
Selecting a folder for the playback area (2)	67
Playlist	68
Adding tracks to the playlist	68
Editing the playlist	69
Selecting files for playback (skip)	71
Playback	71
Pausing	71
Stopping	72
Rewinding and fast-forwarding (search)	72
Repeat playback (REPEAT)	72
Special Playback Control Functions	73
Playback Control Screen	74
Repeated Playback of Selection (Loop Playback)	74
Changing the playback speed (VSA)	76
Using the playback equalizer (PLAY EQ)	77
Moving back a few seconds for replay (jump-back playback)	78
Simultaneous listening to playback and input sound (Monitor Mix)	79
Adjusting the input level (simple adjustment)	80
7-Quick Operations	81
Features of the QUICK button	81
Quick menu screen	82
Closing the Quick menu screen	84
Deleting the selected file (Quick Delete)	84
Dividing the selected file (DIVIDE)	85
Increasing the perceived overall sound pressure to enhance listenability (Level Alignment)	86
8-Tuning a Musical Instrument (Tuner)	88
Using the tuner	88
Setting the tuner	88
Tuning a musical instrument	88
Adjusting the input level for tuning	88
9–Connecting with a Computer	90
Transferring files to a computer	90
Transferring files from a computer	91
Disconnecting from a computer	91
10–Settings and Information	92
Viewing File Information	92
File information page	92
Card information page	93
System information page	93
System Settings and Formatting	94
Turning the unit power OFF automatically	94
Setting the backlight	94
Adjusting the display contrast	95
Setting the type of AA batteries	95
Restoring the factory settings	95
Using QUICK FORMAT	95
Using FULL FORMAT	96
Setting the format of file names	97
File name format	97
Setting the WORD item	97
11–Messages	98
12–Troubleshooting	102
13–Specifications	104
Ratings	104
Input/output ratings	104
Analog audio input/output ratings	104
Control input/output ratings	104
Audio performance	105
Computer compatibility	105
Other specifications	106