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Viewing information about the media, Restoring the factory settings, Using a USB keyboard

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9 - Miscellaneous functions Viewing information about the media You can view information about the media in the current device. 1. Press the MENU button repeatedly to open the MEDIA menu, and turn the MULTI JOG dial to select INFO.. 2. Press the MULTI JOG dial to open the MEDIA INFORMATION screen. Information about the current media is shown. You can check its total capacity, open space and total number of folders. Using a USB keyboard By connecting a Windows-compatible USB keyboard or numeric keypad to the KEYBOARD connector on the front panel of the main unit, you can use it to operate this unit. Various types of control are possible, but using a keyboard is particularly efficient for inputting text. Setting the keyboard type Set the keyboard type to match the one you have connected. 1. Press the MENU button repeatedly to open the UTILITY menu, and turn the MULTI JOG dial to select KEYBOARD. Restoring the factory settings You can restore all the settings that are stored in the unit's backup memory to the values that they had when shipped from the factory. Follow these steps using the menu to restore the settings. 1. Press the MENU button repeatedly to open the UTILITY menu, and turn the MULTI JOG dial to select F.PRESET. 2. Press the MULTI JOG dial to open the KEYBOARD TYPE screen. 3. Turn the MULTI JOG dial to select US (US English keyboard) or JPN (Japanese keyboard). Options: JPN (default), US 4. Press the MULTI JOG dial to confirm the setting and return to the menu screen. 2. Press the MULTI JOG dial to open a confirmation pop-up message. NOTE To cancel, press the EXIT/CANCEL [PEAK CLEAR] button. 3. Press the MULTI JOG dial again to restore the unit settings to their factory defaults. "READING MEDIA ..." appears in a pop-up. When restoration completes, the menu screen reappears. TASCAM DA-3000 51

Section	Page
1 – Introduction	8
Features	8
Included items	8
Conventions used in this manual	8
Trademarks	9
Precautions for placement and use	9
Power supply	9
Beware of condensation	9
Cleaning the unit	9
Using the TEAC Global Site	9
User registration	9
SD cards, CF cards and USB flash drives	10
Precautions for use	10
Media that has been confirmed for use with this unit	10
SD card write protection	10
SD card and CF card formatting	10
2 – Names and Functions of Parts	11
Wireless remote control (TASCAM RC-10)	14
Home Screen	14
Menu structure	15
Menu screen operation basics	15
Menu operation procedures	16
3 – Preparations	17
Preparing the remote control	18
Installing the battery	18
When to change the battery	18
Warnings about battery use	18
Using the wireless remote control	18
Turning the power on and off	19
Setting the date and time	19
Adjusting the brightness	19
Inserting and ejecting SD and CF cards	20
Inserting SD and CF cards	20
Ejecting SD and CF cards	20
SD card write protection	20
Connecting/disconnecting USB flash drives	21
Connecting USB flash drives	21
Disconnecting USB flash drives	21
Selecting the media used	21
Preparing SD/CF cards and USB flash drives	21
4 – Recording	22
Unexpected power interruptions	22
Selecting the input source	22
Showing the input source	22
Setting the recording file format	23
Using the sampling rate converter	23
Monitoring the input signal	24
Adjusting the input signal level	24
Setting the peak hold indicators	24
Setting the master clock	25
Setting the reference level	25
Using this unit as an AD/DA converter	26
Basic recording operations	26
Sync recording	27
Activating and setting sync recording	27
Sync recording operation	27
Creating new higher-numbered tracks automatically	28
Creating a higher numbered track manually	28
Setting the automatic mark function	29
Adding marks manually during recording	29
Adding marks when recording	29
Using the oscillator (OSC)	29
Setting the pause mode	30
Setting the file name format	30
Inputting and editing characters	31
Media capacities and recording times	31
5 – Folder and file operations (BROWSE screen)	32
Opening the BROWSE screen	32
BROWSE screen navigation	32
Icons on the BROWSE screen	32
Folder operations	33
File operations	33
Editing folder and file names	34
Deleting folders and files	34
Moving and copying folders and files	35
Registering folders and files in a playlist	35
Viewing folder and file information	36
Creating new folders	36
Dividing files	37
Undoing file division (UNDO/REDO)	38
6 − Playback	39
Playable file types	39
Files and tracks	39
Basic playback operations	39
Playback	39
Selecting tracks	39
Skipping to the previous or next track	39
Selecting tracks directly	39
Searching backward and forward	39
Locating to specific positions	40
Locating to a position after partial entry	40
Adding marks manually during playback	40
Adding marks during playback	40
Locating to marks	40
Deleting marks	40
Setting the PLAY Mode	41
Repeat playback	41
Setting gapless playback mode	41
7 – Recording/playback with cascade connections	42
Overview of the cascade function	42
Connections and preparations	42
Preparing media	42
Selecting the media	42
Preparing cables	42
Setting the recording file format	42
Connecting and setting the devices	43
Setting master and slave units	44
Using cascaded units	45
8 – Editing playlists	46
Overview of playlist editing	46
Opening the playlist screen	46
Registering tracks in a playlist	46
Using the playlist menu	46
Moving around playlists	47
Changing playlist names	47
Deleting playlists	47
Creating a new playlist	48
Playlist track menu operations	48
Changing the playlist track order	49
Removing tracks from playlists	49
9 – Miscellaneous functions	50
INFO button and indicator	50
Copying files between media (backing up)	50
Viewing information about the media	51
Restoring the factory settings	51
Using a USB keyboard	51
Setting the keyboard type	51
Using a keyboard to input text	52
Keyboard operation list	52
10 – Message Lists	53
11 − Troubleshooting	55
12 – Specifications	56
Media and formats	56
Inputs and outputs	56
Analog inputs	56
Analog outputs	56
Digital input	56
Digital output	56
Other connectors	56
Audio performance	57
Recording	57
Playback	57
Control input	57
General	57
Dimensional drawings	58