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24 TRACK/24 BIT, DIGITAL AUDIO HARD DISK RECORDER AND EDITOR
Operation Guide
HDR 24HDR 24
HDR 24HDR 24
HDR 24/96
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Inhaltsverzeichnis

Seite 1 - Operation Guide

24 TRACK/24 BIT, DIGITAL AUDIO HARD DISK RECORDER AND EDITOROperation GuideHDR 24HDR 24HDR 24HDR 24HDR 24/96

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10HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Sync Card & Cables - Word Clock and Digital SynchronizationThe Sync Card provides ports to synchronize the HDR24/96’s sample c

Seite 3 - Contents

11Operation GuideOperation GuideThe following are recommended setups for establishing proper sample clocksynchronization with the devices connected to

Seite 4 - How To Use This Guide

12HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Mackie Media (Optional)The HDR24/96 emulates the tape library tradition with Mackie Media M•90 andMackie Media PROJECT drives. Bot

Seite 5 - About “Tape”

13Operation GuideOperation GuideVideoMonitor / Mouse / Keyboard (Optional)Most of the HDR24/96 editing features require a monitor, mouse and keyboard.

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14HDR 24/96HDR 24/96FOOT SWTO HDRREMOTE JACKREMOTE 24DO NOT PLUG INTOETHERNETWARNINGNote:Note:Note:Note:Note: The Remotesduplicate nearly all ofthe fr

Seite 7 - Installation

15Operation GuideOperation GuideDIGI-I/OConfigurationBefore starting a Project, you need to configure the HDR24/96 I/O card optionsand synchronization

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16HDR 24/96HDR 24/961. Select Setup from the Windows menu (or usekeyboard shortcut CTRL+1) and click theDigital I/O icon.The Digital I/O Setup dialog

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17Operation GuideOperation GuidePDI•8 CardThe PDI•8 card options include sample rate conversion for each stereo AES/EBUinput, and status bit control (

Seite 10 - HDR 24/96

18HDR 24/96HDR 24/96I/O Card 17-24ADATADATSetupSetup AES Card - Slot 3ProProStadus Bits:ProProConsumerProSample Rate Conversion:1- 2 Conve

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19Operation GuideOperation GuideSynchronizationSample ClockThe Sample Clock setting determines the source of the HDR24/96 sample clock. Ifthe HDR24/96

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2HDR 24/96HDR 24/961. Read Instructions — Read, understand and follow all safety and operatinginstructions before using the HDR24/96. 2. Retain Instru

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20HDR 24/96HDR 24/965. Select Bit Depth. Set the BitDepth to 16 Bit or 24 Bit usingthe (–)Dec/ (+)Inc or << / >>buttons. Select OK.Sync S

Seite 14 - Power-Up

21Operation GuideOperation GuideHookupsThis section shows how the HDR24/96 is typically connected to both analog anddigital consoles (using the Mackie

Seite 15 - DIO•8 Card

22HDR 24/96HDR 24/96This example describes the hookup for the D8B console equipped for analog I/O. TAPE IN/OUTSINPUT OUTPUTINPUT OUTPUTINPUT OUTPUTANA

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23Operation GuideOperation GuideTDIF Hookup (DIO•8)NoteNoteNoteNoteNote: Determiningwhich unit in Figure 1provides the masterclock depends onyour appl

Seite 17 - PDI•8 Card

24HDR 24/96HDR 24/96TDIF Hookup with DIO•8Digital 8•BusAPOGEESYNCAPOGEEWordClockOutWordClockInWordClock Out(HDR24/96as Master)WordClock Out(D8B asMast

Seite 18 - I/O Card 17

25Operation GuideOperation GuideNote:Note:Note:Note:Note: Determiningwhich unit in Figures2 & 3 provides masterclock depends onyour application. F

Seite 19 - Sample Rate

26HDR 24/96HDR 24/96ADAT Optical Hookup with DIO•8APOGEESYNCAPOGEEWordClockOutWordClockInADAT Optical InAPOGEEDIGITAL I/OSYNCIN OUTTDIFADAT OPTICALAPO

Seite 20 - Word Clock In/Out Divisor

27Operation GuideOperation GuideADAT Optical InADAT Optical OutDigital•8 BusOPT•8 CardsHDR 24/96Figure 3OPT•8 CardsADAT Optical InADAT Optical OutADAT

Seite 21 - Cables & Hardware

28HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Note:Note:Note:Note:Note: Determiningwhich unit in Figure 4provides masterclock depends onyour application. Forinformation on ad-

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29Operation GuideOperation GuideAES/EBU Hookup with PDI•8PDI•8AES/EBU I/OAES/EBUCables (DB25)PDI•8 I/O CardsDigital 8•BusHDR 24/96Figure 4APOGEESYNCAP

Seite 23 - Console Settings

3Operation GuideOperation GuidePlease write your serial number here for futurereference:Purchased at:Date Of Purchase:ContentsIntroduction -----------

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30HDR 24/96HDR 24/96HDR24/96 OperationNow that you’ve finished installing and configuring the HDR24/96, you’re almostready to start your first Project

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31Operation GuideOperation Guide1. Select Open Project from the File menu (oruse keyboard shortcut CTRL+O).2. In the Open Project dialog box, click

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32HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Basic Transport OperationsThe HDR24/96 transport and recording controls are similar to those on mostmultitrack tape recorders.Play

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33Operation GuideOperation GuideTime DisplaysThe Current Time display shows the exact position of the HDR24/96’s“playback head.” In the GUI, Current T

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34HDR 24/96HDR 24/96LOC 2LOC 1LOC 2LOC 1 STORELocate Points and LoopingLocate points provide fast access to frequently used locations in your Project.

Seite 29 - Digital 8•Bus

35Operation GuideOperation GuideLOOP1–2To set the Transport Locate point:1. Click on the List View arrow to expand the List View.2. Click on the Cue

Seite 30 - HDR24/96 Operation

36HDR 24/96HDR 24/96CuesLike Locates, Cues mark frequentlyused locations in your Project.However, Cues are available onlyfrom the GUI. The HDR24/96pro

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37Operation GuideOperation GuideMove a Cue♦ Double-click on the Cue time and enter a new value into the Cue timedisplay with themouse or keyboard(se

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38HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Enter A Project Name:vProject#1 << >> Cancel NewCreating ProjectsNow that you have a few basics down, you’re read

Seite 33 - To change the Current Time:

39Operation GuideOperation Guide PROJECT: Project#1 PLAYLIST: Playlist 1 DRIVE: C:Internal AVAIL: 01:35:00To create a new Project from

Seite 34 - To change the Time Units:

4HDR 24/96HDR 24/96IntroductionSave your Box!Uncle Jeff’s Bottom Ten Reasons to Save the Box:10. You think boxes grow on trees?9. It’s actually a time

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40HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Naming TracksRecorded audio files inherit the name of the trackthey are recorded on. The default names are Track 1,Track 2, etc.

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41Operation GuideOperation GuideAUTOINPUTAuto InputAuto Input is used for recording. Auto Input affects only tracks that are inRecord Ready (“armed”).

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42HDR 24/96HDR 24/9624232221201918171615141312111098765432124TRACK /24BIT DIGITAL AUDIO HARD DISK RECORDER/EDITOROL2471015202530354050OL24710152025303

Seite 38 - Creating Projects

43Operation GuideOperation Guide3. Alternately, if you have a tone generator or a sound source with aconstant volume (you can hold down a key on a sy

Seite 39 - AVAIL: 01:35:00

44HDR 24/96HDR 24/96RecordingAll recording in the HDR24/96 is non-destructive. When you record over existingaudio, the old audio is not “erased” as it

Seite 40 - To enable All Input:

45Operation GuideOperation GuideTo record with One Button Punch enabled:♦ From Play, Press Record; there is noneed to hold Play to start recording.P

Seite 41 - To enable Auto Input:

46HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Auto PunchAuto Punch allows you to automatically punch in and out between two predefinedpoints. This feature is very convenient wh

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47Operation GuideOperation GuideFootswitchFootswitch OperationUsing a footswitch with the HDR24/96 gives you hands-free access to several ofthe most-u

Seite 43 - To clear the Clip Indicator:

48HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Delete LastWith the HDR24/96 you don’t need to worry about filling up your hard disks withunwanted takes. The Delete Last function

Seite 44 - To enable One Button Punch:

49Operation GuideOperation GuideTBACKUPDProject Backup / RestoreWith Mackie Media drives, you can back up your Projects on removable mediathat you can

Seite 45 - To engage Record Safe:

5Operation GuideOperation GuideConventionsThe HDR24/96 Operation Guide uses the following conventions to help you findinformation quickly:Text Convent

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50HDR 24/96HDR 24/96DISK UTILITY MENU Mount Format VerifyIt is extremely important that you make backup copies of your projects at the endof each s

Seite 47 - Footswitch Operation

51Operation GuideOperation GuideThere! You’re all boned up on the HDR24/96, so put down this booklet and get towork ... or play. Thanks for reading th

Seite 48 - To save the current Project:

52HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Appendix A: Compatible CablesAnalog and Digital Multitrack CablesThe following companies supply analog and digital multitrack cabl

Seite 49 - Project Backup / Restore

53Operation GuideOperation GuideMarshall ElectronicsPO Box 2027, Culver City, CA 90231Tel: (800) 800-6608; Fax: (310) 391-8926http://www.mars-cam.com/

Seite 50 - Mount Format Verify

54HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Pin 1 Ch 1&2 In (+)Pin 2 Ch 3&4 In (+)Pin 3 Ch 5&6 In (+)Pin 4 Ch 7&8 In (+)Pin 5 Ch 1&2 Out (+)Pin 6 Ch 3&

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55Operation GuideOperation GuideTroubleshooting and serviceAlthough you probably won’t need them, troubleshooting tips can be found in theTechnical Re

Seite 52 - Appendix A: Compatible Cables

16220 Wood-Red Rd. NE • Woodinville, WA 98072 • USAUS & Canada: 800/898-3211Europe, Asia, Central & South America: 425/487-4333Middle East &a

Seite 53 - Other Cables

6HDR 24/96HDR 24/96OverviewBy combining traditional multitrack tape recording features with the power andflexibility of graphical non-linear editing,

Seite 54 - PDI•8 Pinouts

7Operation GuideOperation GuideSetup & ConfigurationThis chapter explains how to set up and configure the HDR24/96 for use in yourstudio. Two appl

Seite 55 - Troubleshooting and service

8HDR 24/96HDR 24/96I/O Cards & CablesI/O cards are available in four different flavors and can be mixed and matched inany combination:AIO•8• Eac

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9Operation GuideOperation GuideTo install the I/O cards:1. If the HDR24/96 is plugged into AC power, unplug it.2. Remove the I/O card slot cover pla

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