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CD-300 DATA Back up to VF-16
CR-300 has to be MANUAL DIGITAL -SOURCE RECORDING mode.
INPUT SELECTOR Switch to OPT (for Optical), RECORD LEVEL setting does not matter during digital recording.
Make sure SRC OFF (This is the Power On default setting, Sample Rate Converter is by-passed when recording 44.1Khz digital audio).
Select MANUAL TRACK NO. mode. It is defaulted AUTO TRACK mode On, to turn it off, press AUTO/MANUAL button and make sure red AUTO TRACK display is off.
1. Connect DIGITAL/DATA OUT to the DIGITAL INPUT OPTICAL of the CR-300
2. INPUT SELECTOR on CR-300 to OPT. DR-300 will display ?UnLOCK? if VF-16 ?Digi. out? is set to ADAT, but keep going on.
3. VF-16 Setup
Save PGM--Enter/Yes.
Save Device Select?--Select S/PDIF--Enter/Yes. CR-300?s display changes from UNLOCK to MONI.
From PGM Select--Select the Program Number to be saved--Enter/Yes
Save Length?--Enter/Yes
Save Track Area???From 1 to 16??Select tracks need to be saved.?Enter/Yes
4. VF-16 prompts ?Rec Start Recorder!?
5. Press RECORD button on CR-300----CR-300 enters into Rec Pause Mode, wait until ?SET?, ?UP? display changes ?00:00?
6. Press Pause [II] key to start CR-300, Make sure CR-300?s Counter is advancing.
7. Press [Enter/Yes] on VF-16?VF-16 starts to send Audio Beep* then track 1-2 audio information, once track 1 and 2 are scanned, it will scan track 3 and 4 followed by short high frequency chirp , then 5 and 6?.
8. Wait until ?COMPLETED? on VF-16 display.
9. CR-300 Pauses with UNLOCK blinking if ?Digi. out? is set to ADAT. If ?Digi out? is set to other than ADAT, CR-300 keeps recording until you stop the CR-300 manually.
10. Press STOP on CR-300.
PMA REC blinks and the stops.
11. The CDR disk needs not to be finalized to load data back into D-160 if you are using the same CDR(CR-300) to load the data.
*Audio Beep:
This audio beep can only be heard from CR-300 OUTPUTS (PHONES or LINE OUT).
2KS: Several seconds of approximately 2Khz sine wave.
LFB: 2 seconds of low frequency Beep.
HFC: A split of second (300ms-500ms) High frequency Chirp. (?Pip?).
The followings are the sequence of the audio recorded on CR-300:
2KS?LFB?HFC?TRK ½ AUDIO---HFC----TRK ¾ AUDIO?HFC---TRK 5/6 AUDIO------
LOAD FROM CR-300
Connect DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL of the CR-300 to VF-16 DIGITAL DATA IN.
Make sure no optical cable is connected to the DIGITAL IN OPTICAL of the CR-300.
Connecting 2 cables between the VF-16 and CR-300 may cause digital clock loop.
Select the ?Track Number? you want to load on CR-300. This is CR-300?s TRACK NUMBER, not that of VF-16.
VF-16 Set up
1. Load PGM?--Enter/Yes
2. Load Device Select? Select S/PDIF--Enter/Yes
3. Select Destination Program Number, if you do not want to overwrite to the current program, Select ?New?--Enter/Yes
4. Load Track Area? Select a group of track-?From 1 To 16??Enter/Yes
5. ?Play start Player?!--Play CR-300.
After Several seconds you should see the VF-16 start counting down.
Wait until COMPLETED is shown on the VF-16 display.
6. STOP CR-300.
Notes;
1. Audio data is still in the hard drive after the data is saved to CDR.
If a program is longer than 8 minutes, you may not save entire program to a single disk, in this case try saving Track 1-8 to a single disk and Track 9-16 to a second disk.
Do the same thing on DATA load.
2. The saved diskette is same as regular digital audio disk, once it?s finalized, it can be played back by any other CD player, however, there are audio beep tones before the actual audio and between track pairs.
3. Please refer to the VF-16?s Owner?s manual ?Loading data using the S/PDIF or adat digital signal? on Page 84 for details.
You will be using CR-300 as one of the S/PDIF back up device.
Mixer settings, (Pan, Eq, Effects, Scene memories) will not be saved to the CR-300.
4. ?Completed? prompt after saving program does not mean that program was saved properly, it simply means that VF-16 completed data Dump. To check whether the data was saved properly or not, you have to load it back to VF-16, if it loads properly, the data was saved properly.
For this reason, I recommend that you load the program to a ?New? program, then if it is O.K., you may delete the old program in the hard drive.
CR-300 has to be MANUAL DIGITAL -SOURCE RECORDING mode.
INPUT SELECTOR Switch to OPT (for Optical), RECORD LEVEL setting does not matter during digital recording.
Make sure SRC OFF (This is the Power On default setting, Sample Rate Converter is by-passed when recording 44.1Khz digital audio).
Select MANUAL TRACK NO. mode. It is defaulted AUTO TRACK mode On, to turn it off, press AUTO/MANUAL button and make sure red AUTO TRACK display is off.
1. Connect DIGITAL/DATA OUT to the DIGITAL INPUT OPTICAL of the CR-300
2. INPUT SELECTOR on CR-300 to OPT. DR-300 will display ?UnLOCK? if VF-16 ?Digi. out? is set to ADAT, but keep going on.
3. VF-16 Setup
Save PGM--Enter/Yes.
Save Device Select?--Select S/PDIF--Enter/Yes. CR-300?s display changes from UNLOCK to MONI.
From PGM Select--Select the Program Number to be saved--Enter/Yes
Save Length?--Enter/Yes
Save Track Area???From 1 to 16??Select tracks need to be saved.?Enter/Yes
4. VF-16 prompts ?Rec Start Recorder!?
5. Press RECORD button on CR-300----CR-300 enters into Rec Pause Mode, wait until ?SET?, ?UP? display changes ?00:00?
6. Press Pause [II] key to start CR-300, Make sure CR-300?s Counter is advancing.
7. Press [Enter/Yes] on VF-16?VF-16 starts to send Audio Beep* then track 1-2 audio information, once track 1 and 2 are scanned, it will scan track 3 and 4 followed by short high frequency chirp , then 5 and 6?.
8. Wait until ?COMPLETED? on VF-16 display.
9. CR-300 Pauses with UNLOCK blinking if ?Digi. out? is set to ADAT. If ?Digi out? is set to other than ADAT, CR-300 keeps recording until you stop the CR-300 manually.
10. Press STOP on CR-300.
PMA REC blinks and the stops.
11. The CDR disk needs not to be finalized to load data back into D-160 if you are using the same CDR(CR-300) to load the data.
*Audio Beep:
This audio beep can only be heard from CR-300 OUTPUTS (PHONES or LINE OUT).
2KS: Several seconds of approximately 2Khz sine wave.
LFB: 2 seconds of low frequency Beep.
HFC: A split of second (300ms-500ms) High frequency Chirp. (?Pip?).
The followings are the sequence of the audio recorded on CR-300:
2KS?LFB?HFC?TRK ½ AUDIO---HFC----TRK ¾ AUDIO?HFC---TRK 5/6 AUDIO------
LOAD FROM CR-300
Connect DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL of the CR-300 to VF-16 DIGITAL DATA IN.
Make sure no optical cable is connected to the DIGITAL IN OPTICAL of the CR-300.
Connecting 2 cables between the VF-16 and CR-300 may cause digital clock loop.
Select the ?Track Number? you want to load on CR-300. This is CR-300?s TRACK NUMBER, not that of VF-16.
VF-16 Set up
1. Load PGM?--Enter/Yes
2. Load Device Select? Select S/PDIF--Enter/Yes
3. Select Destination Program Number, if you do not want to overwrite to the current program, Select ?New?--Enter/Yes
4. Load Track Area? Select a group of track-?From 1 To 16??Enter/Yes
5. ?Play start Player?!--Play CR-300.
After Several seconds you should see the VF-16 start counting down.
Wait until COMPLETED is shown on the VF-16 display.
6. STOP CR-300.
Notes;
1. Audio data is still in the hard drive after the data is saved to CDR.
If a program is longer than 8 minutes, you may not save entire program to a single disk, in this case try saving Track 1-8 to a single disk and Track 9-16 to a second disk.
Do the same thing on DATA load.
2. The saved diskette is same as regular digital audio disk, once it?s finalized, it can be played back by any other CD player, however, there are audio beep tones before the actual audio and between track pairs.
3. Please refer to the VF-16?s Owner?s manual ?Loading data using the S/PDIF or adat digital signal? on Page 84 for details.
You will be using CR-300 as one of the S/PDIF back up device.
Mixer settings, (Pan, Eq, Effects, Scene memories) will not be saved to the CR-300.
4. ?Completed? prompt after saving program does not mean that program was saved properly, it simply means that VF-16 completed data Dump. To check whether the data was saved properly or not, you have to load it back to VF-16, if it loads properly, the data was saved properly.
For this reason, I recommend that you load the program to a ?New? program, then if it is O.K., you may delete the old program in the hard drive.