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Making settings using a text file, Settings file, Settings file format explanation – Teac DR-10X User Manual

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TASCAM DR-10X

Making settings using a text file

When this unit is turned on, it automatically reads a settings file (text format)

stored on the microSD card and applies its menu item settings.

NOTE

After applying the settings, the settings file is deleted.

Settings file

File name:

DR-10_SysPara.txt

File storage location: The settings file is placed in the root directory of the

microSD card.

Settings file format explanation

The order that settings are notated does not matter.
There is no need to notate all the settings. You can notate only the settings that

you want to set.

NOTE

If there is an error in notation, that setting will not be applied to the unit.

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Tag definition

(required)

These are tags that identify setting statements. All setting elements must be

written between and tags.

This indicates the Menu Screen

MIC GAIN

setting. Notate it as "ext", "low",

"mid" or "hi".

Example: mid

This indicates the Menu Screen

LOW CUT

setting. Notate it as "off" or "on".

Example: off

This indicates the Menu Screen

LIMITER

setting. Notate it as "off" or "on".

Example: off

This indicates the Menu Screen

AUTO LEVEL

setting. Notate it as "off" or "on".

Example: off

This indicates the Menu Screen

DUAL REC MODE

setting. Notate it as "off" or

"on".

Example: off

This indicates the Menu Screen

TIME TRK INC

setting. Notate it as "off" or

"on".

Example: off

This indicates the Menu Screen

AUTO PWR SAVE

setting. Notate it as "off" or

"on".

Example: on

This indicates the Menu Screen

FILE NAME TYP

setting. Notate it as "word"

or "date".

Example: date

This indicates the Menu Screen

FILE NAME

setting. Use 6 characters to set

the file name.

Example: DR0000

This indicates the Menu Screen

BATTERY TYPE

setting. Notate it as "alkali",

"ni-mh" or "lithium".

Example: alkali

This indicates the Menu Screen

DATE/TIME

date setting, which is used for

the built-in clock. Notate it with 10 half-width (ordinary) characters including

hyphens in a “YYYY-MM-DD” format.

Example: 2014-08-27

This indicates the Menu Screen

DATE/TIME

time setting, which is used for the

built-in clock. Notate it with 8 half-width (ordinary) characters including colons

in a “HH:MM:SS” format using 24-hour time.