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DA-88 quick ref .doc 10/14/97 7:27 PM Page 1 © TEAC Am erica, Inc ., 1997 All rights reser ved. BASIC FUNCTIONS Software Version 4.01 Items m arked SY are only available when the SY -88 is inst alled. Function Display LED To Enter Function To Enter Data Remarks 1 Display ABS Tim e ABS Hold DISPLAY + -- 2 Display H:M:S:F TC diff erence DIFF[...]
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DA-88 quick ref .doc 10/14/97 7:27 PM Page 2 © TEAC Am erica, Inc ., 1997 All rights reser ved. Basic Functions cont. Software Vers ion 4.01 Items m arked SY are only available when the SY -88 is inst alled. Function Display LED To Enter Function To Enter Data Remarks 17 Slave referenc e, Tim e Code or ABS time ABS SY Pre ss & o[...]
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DA-88 quick ref .doc 10/14/97 7:27 PM Page 3 © TEAC Am erica, Inc ., 1997 All rights reser ved. SY-88 MENU FUNCTIONS Software Versio n 4.01 These item s ar e available after you enter the SY-88 Menu Sy stem by switching display to TC and pressing and simultaneously . Once in the Menu Sy stem , press ing DISPLAY w ill scroll f orward throug[...]
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DA-88 quick ref .doc 10/14/97 7:27 PM Page 4 © TEAC Am erica, Inc ., 1997 All rights reser ved. SY-88 MENU FUNCTION Tables[...]
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DA-88 quick ref .doc 10/14/97 7:27 PM Page 5 © TEAC Am erica, Inc ., 1997 All rights reser ved. DA -88 Pow er up sequences System version 3.10 and up Hold the following keys in com bination while powering on the DA-88. REW FF STO P PLA Y REC RESULT Cleaning Mode. W ith ABS dis play selected, If and are pressed again, the number of [...]
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DA-88 quick ref .doc 10/14/97 7:27 PM Page 6 © TEAC Am erica, Inc ., 1997 All rights reser ved. DA-88 ERROR NUMBERS AND THEIR DESCRIPT ION ERROR DESCRIPTION S-Err-01 Mechani cal Problem (tape path, guide, drum m otor, etc.) S-Err-02 Irregul ar head drum speed. The drum motor spin com m and is given, but no tachometer pulses fr om the f requency ge[...]
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DA-88 quick ref .doc 10/14/97 7:27 PM Page 7 © TEAC Am erica, Inc ., 1997 All rights reser ved. DA-88 Cl eaning Pr ocedure The DA-88 inc orporates an internal c leaning mec hanism that not only cleans the rotary head but also the tape as it enters the t ape path. The inclus ion of this c leaning mechanis m s ignificantly reduces the need for m anu[...]
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DA-88 quick ref .doc 10/14/97 7:27 PM Page 8 © TEAC Am erica, Inc ., 1997 All rights reser ved. DA -88 Digital Dubbi ng Requir ements: 1 PW -88S Sync Cable 1 PW -88D Digi tal Dubbing Cable 1 RCA to RC A audio cable. (If dubbing Time code) 2 DA-88s (Both must hav e SY-88 Sy nc cards if dubbing Ti me code) 1 Pre-Formatted tape. Procedure: 1)[...]