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Dialogs
At the end of any given menu tree you will ultimately arrive at a dialog that presents you with some sort of
selection or a set of fields for entering values. Values can be entered using any of RADAR
24’s data entry
methods including the numeric keys, arrow keys and the
Jog/Shuttle wheel
.
Direct Access Keys
Both the
Session Controller
and the
KC-24
have a wide range of keys that offer one key access to a
particular function. Most of the direct access keys are short cuts to menu items but there are a few that are
only accessible using the direct access keys. For complete coverage of the direct access keys see the section of
this manual entitled R
EFERENCE
: D
IRECT
A
CCESS
K
EYS
.
Disk Management
RADAR
24 uses SCSI hard disks in removable drive carriers for all audio recording. Hard disks are a fairly
robust recording and storage medium, but just like tapes, proper care should be taken when handling, storing
or transporting them.
Please take note of the following important points:
!
Use only iZ approved SCSI hard drives and carriers! See the Support section of our website
www.recordingtheworld.com
for an up to date listing.
!
Newly purchased drives must be initialized using the
MAIN / DIAG MENU /
INIT DISK
menu dialog before use.
Note: Initializing a disk erases any existing data permanently! Use with caution.
!
Properly initialized external SCSI recording drives connected via the 68-pin SCSI connector on the
Adrenaline
card must be connected and powered up before booting the system.
!
Any valid recording drives will automatically be mounted upon boot up.
Mounting and Unmounting Disks
Before inserting and removing carriers containing recording drives you must use the RADAR
24 mount and
un-mount commands.
To mount all valid recording drives:
!
Press the
MOUNT
key on the
Session Controller
or use the
MENU/PREV
, arrow keys and
ENTER
key to go
to the
MAIN / SYS MENU / DISK MANAGE:
MOUNT/UNMOUNT
dialog and press the
ENTER
key.
