User manual MACKIE REMOTE24

[. . . ] All servicing should be referred to the Mackie Service Department. Thank you for adding the Remote 24 to your arsenal of Mackie equipment. You probably already know what a remote control does, but just in case, this guide will explain all those buttons . . . some of which are new or a little different from the HDR24/96 front panel. Serial Number: Assuming you're already familiar with the HDR24/96, we'll try not to repeat ourselves. See your HDR24/96 Quick Start Guide, Purchased at: Reference Manual, or visit our website at http://www. mackie. com for more information. [. . . ] DEBRANCHER AVANT DE REMPLACER LE FUSIBLE Note: Do not confuse the Remote jack with the Ethernet jack! INPUT INPUT HDR 24/96 Back Panel User's Guide INPUT 5 Remote 24 Transport Features REWIND FAST FWD STOP PLAY RECORD Play Play puts the HDR24/96 into play. Play also punches out of record and cancels master record standby. Stop Stop brings the "tape" to an immediate halt. Stop also punches out of record and cancels master record standby. Fast Wind Rewind and Fast Forward put the HDR24/96 into fast wind mode from any state. They behave just like those on a large multitrack recorder: when pressed from stop, the "tape" rolls slowly at first, then accelerates to 20X speed in a few seconds. Pressing either button a second or third time puts the Transport into even faster wind speeds. REWIND FAST FWD Record Press Play and Record simultaneously to commence recording. The Record LED glows when recording and blinks when Record is engaged with no tracks armed (master record standby mode). PLAY RECORD 6 Remote 24 User's Guide Record Features Record Ready Recording can only take place on tracks which are "armed" for recording. When Record is engaged, you can punch individual tracks in and out on the fly with the Record Ready buttons. Their LEDs blink in standby and glow in record. 1 13 Record Safe Record Safe disarms all tracks and disables the Record Ready and master Record buttons. Use Record Safe to prevent users from inadvertently recording over existing audio. REC SAFE Monitoring Modes The monitor mode buttons determine what the user hears at the HDR24/96 tape outputs. All Input All Input is used for rehearsal and level setting. When All Input is on, both armed and unarmed tracks monitor their tape inputs, and the Auto Input setting has no effect. ALL INPUT Auto Input Auto Input is used for recording, and affects only tracks that are armed. Unarmed tracks always monitor the playback of previously recorded audio. When Auto Input is off, armed tracks always monitor their tape inputs. When Auto Input is on, armed tracks monitor their tape inputs in stop, fast forward, rewind, and record; in play they monitor the playback of previously recorded audio. User's Guide AUTO INPUT 7 Remote 24 Locator Features Locate 1 LOCATE 2 3 LOCATE 4 STORE Locate points provide fast access to frequently used locations in your project. Press one of the four Locate buttons to jump to a Locate point. Store To set a Locate point, press Store, then press a Locate button when the transport reaches the desired time. STORE Loop Locate 1 and Locate 2 double as start and end points for looped playback. The order of the Loop points does not matter. LOOP 1 LOCATE 2 Punch Locate 3 and Locate 4 double as in and out points for automated punching. When you engage record, the HDR24/96 automatically punches in at the first Punch point, and punches out at the second. The order of the Punch points does not matter. PUNCH 3 LOCATE 4 Pre Roll Pre Roll causes a Locate to jump to a time that is earlier than the Locate time by the amount of the Pre Roll Time. [. . . ] An LED adjacent to the Take display blinks when current time is shown. Minutes in are shown in the Take display and Seconds in the Track Number display. After all this, if it still doesn't work properly please contact Mackie Designs technical support at (800) 258-6883 (8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Pacific Time) - see the included Warranty Card for details. User's Guide 11 Remote 24 12 Colophon This whopping opus was created by the HDR24/96 development team. [. . . ]