TEAC DR-40 DR-40 Firmware Version 1.20 Release Notes - Page 2

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DR-40 Release Notes Maintenance items V1.20 fixes •• When overdubbing in SEPARATE mode with an MP3 file recorded on a device other than this unit as the playback file, jumping back and searching backward or forward (rewinding or fast forwarding), for example, caused the audio of channel pairs 1/2 and 3/4 to become out of sync. This has been fixed. NOTE about projects with overdubbing in SEPARATE mode using firmware versions 1.10 and earlier •• If the bit rate of the playback file is one that this unit can use for recording (32, 64, 96, 128, 192, 256 or 320 kbps) jumping back and searching backward or forward, for example, will not cause the audio of channel pairs 1/2 and 3/4 to become out of sync using firmware versions 1.10 and earlier. •• If the bit rate of the playback file is one that this unit cannot use for recording (48, 56, 80, 112, 160 or 224 kbps) jumping back and searching backward or forward, for example, will cause the audio of channel pairs 1/2 and 3/4 to become out of sync using firmware versions 1.10 and earlier. Use firmware version 1.20 or later when overdubbing to avoid this. •• After VSA playback, searching forward or backward sometimes caused the volume to decrease during later playback operations. This has been fixed. •• The sensitivity of the tuner has been improved. V1.10 fixes •• If a mixdown was executed when the open capacity of an SD card was more than 4 GB, a CARD FULL error would occur and the mixdown would fail in some cases. This has been fixed. •• Operation stability has been improved. V1.02 fixes •• If the REC MODE item was set to DUAL and the SOURCE item was set to INT MIC MONO or EXT IN 1 on the REC MODE screen, the DUAL peak value in decibels would not be shown correctly on the recording screen. This has been fixed. •• When a file recorded in MP3 format was played back using the I/O loop function, sometimes loop playback did not occur properly. This has been fixed. •• Operation reliability has been improved. V1.01 fixes •• If recording was conducted when the REC MODE item on the REC MODE screen was set to STEREO or MONO, the remaining recording time display 2 TASCAM DR-40 could show less than the actual amount and a Card Full message might appear and recording might stop even if the SD card still had remaining capacity. This has been fixed. •• During recording with certain SD cards, a File Error would occur. This has been fixed. •• Operation reliability has been improved. Confirmation of firmware version Confirm the firmware version of your DR-40 before conducting a firmware update. 1 Turn the unit's power ON. 2 Press the MENU button to open the MENU screen. 3 Use the +/− buttons to select the OTHERS menu item, and press the ENTER/MARK button to open the OTHERS submenu. 4 Use the +/− buttons to select the INFORMATION menu item, and press the ENTER/MARK button to open the INFORMATION screen FILE page. 5 Use the +/− buttons to open the SYSTEM page where you can check the System Ver. item that shows the firmware version. If the System Ver. shown here is the same or newer than the firmware version that you planned to update to, then there is no need to update it.

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TASCAM DR-40
DR-40
Release Notes
Maintenance items
V1.20 fixes
When overdubbing in
SEPARATE
mode with an
MP3 file recorded on a device other than this unit
as the playback file, jumping back and searching
backward or forward (rewinding or fast forwarding), for
example, caused the audio of channel pairs 1/2 and 3/4
to become out of sync. This has been fixed.
NOTE
about projects with overdubbing in
SEPARATE
mode
using firmware versions 1.10 and earlier
If the bit rate of the playback file is one that this unit
can use for recording (32, 64, 96, 128, 192, 256 or
320 kbps) jumping back and searching backward
or forward, for example, will not cause the audio of
channel pairs 1/2 and 3/4 to become out of sync
using firmware versions 1.10 and earlier.
If the bit rate of the playback file is one that this unit
cannot use for recording (48, 56, 80, 112, 160 or 224
kbps) jumping back and searching backward or
forward, for example, will cause the audio of channel
pairs 1/2 and 3/4 to become out of sync using
firmware versions 1.10 and earlier. Use firmware
version 1.20 or later when overdubbing to avoid this.
After VSA playback, searching forward or backward
sometimes caused the volume to decrease during later
playback operations. This has been fixed.
The sensitivity of the tuner has been improved.
V1.10 fixes
If a mixdown was executed when the open capacity
of an SD card was more than 4 GB, a
CARD FULL
error would occur and the mixdown would fail in some
cases. This has been fixed.
Operation stability has been improved.
V1.02 fixes
If the
REC MODE
item was set to
DUAL
and the
SOURCE
item was set to
INT MIC MONO
or
EXT IN 1
on the
REC MODE
screen, the DUAL
peak value in decibels would not be shown correctly
on the recording screen. This has been fixed.
When a file recorded in MP3 format was played back
using the I/O loop function, sometimes loop playback
did not occur properly. This has been fixed.
Operation reliability has been improved.
V1.01 fixes
If recording was conducted when the
REC MODE
item on the
REC MODE
screen was set to
STEREO
or
MONO
, the remaining recording time display
could show less than the actual amount and a
Card
Full
message might appear and recording might
stop even if the SD card still had remaining capacity.
This has been fixed.
During recording with certain SD cards, a
File
Error
would occur. This has been fixed.
Operation reliability has been improved.
Confirmation of firmware version
Confirm the firmware version of your DR-40 before con-
ducting a firmware update.
1
Turn the unit’s power ON.
2
Press the MENU button to open the
MENU
screen.
3
Use the +/− buttons to select the
OTHERS
menu
item, and press the ENTER/MARK button to open
the
OTHERS
submenu.
4
Use the +/− buttons to select the
INFORMATION
menu item, and press the ENTER/MARK button to
open the
INFORMATION
screen
FILE
page.
5
Use the +/− buttons to open the
SYSTEM
page
where you can check the
System Ver.
item
that shows the firmware version.
If the
System Ver.
shown here is the same or
newer than the firmware version that you planned to
update to, then there is no need to update it.