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2 – names and functions of parts, Front panel, Rear panel – Teac DR-70D Reference Manual User Manual

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TASCAM DR-70D

2 – Names and Functions of Parts

Front panel

1

Built-in stereo microphone

Omnidirectional stereo electret condenser microphone.

2

Front cover

This is the cover for the battery case and SD card slot.

3

Battery compartment

Install batteries (4 AA) in this compartment to power the

unit. (See “Using AA batteries” on page 12.)

4

SD card slot

Insert an SD card here.

Rear panel

5

Display

Shows a variety of information.

6

DATA dial (ENTER)

Turn to select items and change values on setting screens.

Use also to change the playback position in a file.
Push this dial to confirm selections on setting screens and to

answer “YES” to confirmation pop-up messages.
Turn the DATA dial while the Home Screen is open to move

between the positions of slate tones that have been inserted

in the file. If no slate tone has been inserted in the file, doing

this will move to the next file.

7

MENU button

When the Home Screen is open, press this button to open

the

MENU

screen.

When a setting screen is open, press to move up one level in

the menu. When the

MENU

screen is open, press to return to

the Home Screen.

8

1/L knob and PEAK indicator

Use this knob to adjust the input level from the 1/L

connector on the left side of the unit.
The 1/L PEAK indicator lights when the 1/L input level is

about to cause distortion. This also lights if distortion occurs

in the analog circuitry during mic input. This will not light,

however, if distortion occurs in the analog circuitry during

line input. (See “Adjusting the input level” on page 19.)

9

2/R knob and PEAK indicator

Use this knob to adjust the input level from the 2/R

connector on the left side of the unit.
The 2/R PEAK indicator lights when the 2/R input level is

about to cause distortion. This also lights if distortion occurs

in the analog circuitry during mic input. This will not light,

however, if distortion occurs in the analog circuitry during

line input. (See “Adjusting the input level” on page 19.)

0

1/8 button

Press this button during playback to cause the playback to

pause at the current position. Press this button when paused

to return to the beginning of the playback file.
Press this button during recording to stop recording.
When the BASIC screen or INPUT screen is open, use this to

select the channel to which the setting items shown apply.
When a setting screen is open, press this button to return

to the Home Screen. Use this button to answer “NO” to a

confirmation message.

q

2/7 button

When the Home Screen is open and playback is stopped,

press this button to start playback.
When a file or folder is selected in the

BROWSE

screen,

press this button to return to the Home Screen and play that

file or the first file in the folder from the beginning.
When the BASIC screen or INPUT screen is open, use this to

select the channel to which the setting items shown apply.

w

DUAL indicator

This lights orange when in dual recording mode.

e

REC indicator

This lights red when recording.

r

Record (0) button

Press when stopped to start recording.
Press when recording to stop recording.

t

3/L knob and PEAK indicator

Use this knob to adjust the input level from the 3/L

connector on the left side of the unit.
The 3/L PEAK indicator lights when the input level is about

to cause distortion. This also lights if distortion occurs in

the analog circuitry during mic input. This will not light,

however, if distortion occurs in the analog circuitry during

line input. (See “Adjusting the input level” on page 19.)

y

4/R knob and PEAK indicator

Use this knob to adjust the input level from the 4/R

connector on the right side of the unit.
The 4/R PEAK indicator lights when the input level is about

to cause distortion. This also lights if distortion occurs in

the analog circuitry during mic input. This will not light,

however, if distortion occurs in the analog circuitry during

line input. (See “Adjusting the input level” on page 19.)

u

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