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TASCAM DR-70D

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5 – Working with Files and Folders (BROWSE screen)

On the 

BROWSE

 screen, you can view the contents of the 

MUSIC Folder, which contains the audio files on the SD card that 

you can use with the unit.

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If you connect the unit with a computer by USB, or mount 

the SD card on a computer using a card reader or other 

input, you can change the folder structure within the MUSIC 

Folder and erase files from the computer as you would the 

contents of a hard drive. Furthermore, you can change file 

names from the computer.

To open the 

BROWSE

 screen, press the MENU button to open 

the 

MENU

 screen. Then, turn the DATA dial to select 

BROWSE

 

and press the DATA dial.

The contents of the folder that contains the file that was 

selected on the Home Screen before the 

BROWSE

 screen was 

opened appears on the display.

BROWSE screen navigation

On the 

BROWSE

 screen, folders and music files appear in a list 

much like they would appear on a computer.
This unit can make only two levels of folders.

•  Turn the DATA dial to select files and folders.

•  When a folder is selected, press the 3/

/

 button to show 

the contents of that folder.

•  When a file or folder is selected, press the 4/

.

 button to 

close the currently open folder and show the level above.

•  When a file or folder is selected, press the DATA dial to open 

a pop-up menu.

•  When a file is selected, press the 2/

7

 button to return to 

the Home Screen and play the file.

The folder that contains this file becomes the current folder, 

and new recorded files will be saved in it. This folder also 

becomes the playback area.

•  When a file is selected, press the 3/

/

 button to return to 

the Home Screen and load that file.

The folder that contains this file becomes the current folder, 

and new recorded files will be saved in it. This folder also 

becomes the playback area.

•  When a folder is selected, press the 2/

7

 button to return 

to the Home Screen. The first file in the folder (file shown at 

the top of the list) will be played.

This folder becomes the current folder, and new recorded 

files will be saved in it. This folder also becomes the playback 

area.

Icons on the BROWSE screen

The meanings of icons that appear on the 

BROWSE

 screen are 

as follows.

 

8

MUSIC Folder ( )

The MUSIC Folder is shown at the highest level when the root is 

open on the 

BROWSE

 screen.

 

8

Audio file ( )

This   icon appears before the names of music files.

 

8

Plain folder ( )

This icon shows folders that contain subfolders.

 

8

Plain folder ( )

This icon shows folders that do not contain subfolders.

 

8

Open folder ( )

The contents of the folder marked with this icon currently 

appear on this screen.

 

8

New folder ( )

Use this to create a new folder.

File operations

Select the desired audio file on the 

BROWSE

 screen and press 

the DATA dial to open the pop-up menu that is shown below.

Turn the DATA dial to select the desired item, and press the 

DATA dial to make the unit execute one of the following opera-

tions.

 

8

INFO

Information (date/time, size) about the selected file appears.
Press the DATA dial again or press the 1/

8

 button to return to 

the 

BROWSE

 screen.

 

8

DELETE

A message appears to confirm that you want to delete the file.
Press the DATA dial to delete the file or the 1/

8

 button to 

cancel deletion.

CAUTION

In addition to the currently selected file, this will delete other 

files with the same base number.

 

8

CANCEL

Cancel deletion of the selected file and close the pop-up menu.

Summary of Contents for DR-70D

Page 1: ...D01244120C DR 70D Linear PCM Recorder for DSLR Reference Manual...

Page 2: ...e channels to record 18 Adjusting the input balance 18 Adjusting the input level 19 Setting the recording input source 20 Using plug in power 20 Setting the input gain 20 Using phantom power 21 Settin...

Page 3: ...factory settings 34 Formatting an SD card 34 Setting the battery type 34 Setting the file name format 35 File name format 35 Setting the WORD item 35 Initializing the count 35 9 Using the REMOTE jack...

Page 4: ...standby 3 5mm 1 8 line headphones output jack 128x64 dot matrix LCD with backlight Micro B USB 2 0 port Operates on 4 AA batteries an AC adapter TASCAM PS P515U sold separately external battery pack T...

Page 5: ...global com to find the list or contact the TASCAM customer support service Precautions for use SD cards are delicate media In order to avoid damaging a card or the card slot please take the following...

Page 6: ...hts 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...

Page 7: ...for micro phone and line level inputs XLR 1 GND 2 HOT 3 COLD TRS Tip HOT Ring COLD Sleeve GND s 2 R connector XLR TRS This is a balanced analog XLR TRS combo jack for micro phone and line level input...

Page 8: ...lume z PHONES volume control Use to adjust the volume output from the PHONES jack CAUTION Before connecting headphones lower the PHONES volume to the minimum level Failure to do so could result in a s...

Page 9: ...signals 7 Recording status These show the recording on off status of each channel See Setting the channels to record on page 18 Recording off Recording on 8 Project name This shows the name of the pr...

Page 10: ...h on e Peak value in decibels dB Peak input level values are shown in decibels Menu item list Press the MENU button to open the MENU screen This list provides an overview of the various menu items Men...

Page 11: ...button to return to the MENU screen or OTHERS screen Press the 1 8 button to return to the Home Screen NOTE When the BASIC or INPUT screen is open press the MENU button again to return to the Home Scr...

Page 12: ...x both sold separately to power the unit Using an AC adapter sold separately Connect the USB cable to the TASCAM PS P515U AC adapter and the unit s USB port as shown in the illustration AC outlet micr...

Page 13: ...cted headphones when turning the unit on or off Noise could damage the speakers or harm your hearing Turning the unit on To start the unit when off in standby slide the HOLD switch toward until TASCAM...

Page 14: ...ow and the unit is not powered by a TASCAM PS P515U AC adapter sold separately or USB bus power When using batteries replace them before they completely lose power Inserting and removing SD cards Inse...

Page 15: ...t an external stereo mic to the EXT IN 1 2 jack on the right side of the unit To listen with headphones connect them to the PHONES jack To listen with an external monitoring system powered monitor spe...

Page 16: ...h commercially available 3 5mm stereo mini plug cables 1 Press the MENU button to open the MENU screen 2 Turn the DATA dial to select MONITOR and press the DATA dial The MONITOR SETTING screen opens 3...

Page 17: ...he output of an external audio device Audio equipment or other external device CAUTION Reduce the output level of the external audio device if the input sound is distorted even after adjusting the inp...

Page 18: ...SELECT pop up menu item in Folder opera tions on page 30 If no setting is made new files are created in the MUSIC folder Setting the channels to record By default the channel recording settings are O...

Page 19: ...rn the DATA dial to set the mic input gain Options LOW default MID HIGH HI PLUS NOTE The input gain is different for the LOW MID HIGH and HI PLUS settings Make a selection according to the loudness of...

Page 20: ...its own battery set INPUT 1 2 to EXT_STEREO Setting it to EXT_POWER could damage such microphones Use headphones to monitor when you are recording with a microphone If you use speakers for monitoring...

Page 21: ...d this unit could be damaged Turn phantom power ON only when using a condenser microphone that requires phantom power Supplying phantom power to some ribbon mics will break them If you are unsure do n...

Page 22: ...he sound source NOTE The icon appears on the recording screen when the limiter is on for any channel when set to MONO or LINK When you switch the CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 limiter setting between MONO and LINK...

Page 23: ...ENU button to return to the Home Screen This shows the file type format and sampling frequency used for recordings Set the audio file type that you want to record before you start recording 1 Press th...

Page 24: ...mber 3 Source file 4 Assigned channels Creating a new file without interrupting recording track incrementing You can manually create a new file without pausing recording and set the unit to automatica...

Page 25: ...E This function cannot be enabled if more than two channels are selected for recording or if the two selected channels prevent the recording of a stereo pair for example CH1 and CH3 5 Press the DATA d...

Page 26: ...setting of auto and slate tones 1 Press the MENU button to open the MENU screen 2 Turn the DATA dial to select SLATE and press the DATA dial The SLATE SETTING screen appears 3 Turn the DATA dial to s...

Page 27: ...e MIC SETTING screen opens 4 Turn the DATA dial to select MS MODE 1 2 or MS MODE 3 4 and press the DATA dial 5 Turn the DATA dial to set the decoding mode when using a mid side mic Options Meaning OFF...

Page 28: ...V BWF 24 bit STEREO 44 1kHz 1 07 4 30 35 44 134 24 48kHz 1 02 4 08 33 04 123 28 96kHz 00 31 2 04 16 32 61 44 The recording times shown above are estimates They might differ depending on the SD SDHC SD...

Page 29: ...ton to return to the Home Screen and load that file The folder that contains this file becomes the current folder and new recorded files will be saved in it This folder also becomes the playback area...

Page 30: ...he selected folder at once Press the DATA dial to delete the files or the 1 8 button to cancel deletion NOTE You cannot delete read only files and files that are not recognized by this unit 8 8 CANCEL...

Page 31: ...iles for playback skipping When the Home Screen is open use the 4 and 3 buttons to select a file for playback If you press the 4 button when the playback position is in the middle of a file it will re...

Page 32: ...USB connected appears in the display Make sure that an SD card is properly inserted in the unit NOTE Power is supplied from the USB port if the USB cable is connected to a unit that contains batteries...

Page 33: ...ECT 1 3 page shows information about the currently loaded audio file 8 8 WAV BWF Shows the audio file type For WAV BWF files bit depth stereo mono and sampling frequency Hz are shown 8 8 TITLE Shows t...

Page 34: ...DATA dial to highlight Exec 2 Press the DATA dial to open a pop up confirmation message 3 Press the DATA dial to initialize the unit Press the 1 8 button to cancel initialization Formatting an SD car...

Page 35: ...The TYPE item can be set to either WORD or DATE WORD default The 6 characters set with the WORD item is used for file names Example TASCAM_0001S12 wav DATE The date is used for the file name Example 1...

Page 36: ...WD RECORD1 STOP REC INC RECORD2 STOP REC SLATE INC Track incrementing function All other functions are the same as on the main unit 8 When finished press the 1 8 button to return to the Home Screen Fo...

Page 37: ...to two layers You cannot create a new folder inside the current folder MBR Error Init CARD The SD card is not formatted properly or the card is broken Change the card or press the DATA dial while this...

Page 38: ...upported by this unit 8 8 No sound is output Check the connections with the monitoring system Is the volume of the monitoring system minimized Is the OUTPUT LEVEL setting of the unit minimized 8 8 Rec...

Page 39: ...B HI PLUS 38 dB 8 8 IN connector Connector 3 5mm 1 8 stereo mini jack Input impedance 10 k Nominal input level 10 dBV Maximum input level 6 dBV 8 8 PHONES jack Connector 3 5mm 1 8 stereo mini jack Max...

Page 40: ...ding 2ch 44 1kHz 16 bit WAV files About 3 15 When XLR TRS input selected phantom power used Recording 2ch 44 1kHz 16 bit WAV files About 10 30 When 3 4 MIC input built in mic selected Using NiMH batte...

Page 41: ...ration time might be reduced depending on the mic being used 8 8 Dimensions 169 55 2 106 5 mm W H D with top adapter attached 8 8 Weight 625 g including batteries 530 g not including batteries 8 8 Ope...

Page 42: ...ia 90670 U S A TEAC UK Ltd https tascam eu Phone 44 1923 797205 Meridien House 69 71 Clarendon Road Watford Herts WD17 1DS United Kingdom TEAC EUROPE GmbH https tascam de Phone 49 611 71580 Bahnstrass...

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