Introduction/Safety Instructions
How to Use This Manual
This manual is divided into the following sections
describing the various functions and applications for
the ADAT HD24. While it's a good idea to read
through the entire manual once carefully, those
having general knowledge about studio equipment
should use the table of contents to look up specific
functions.
Chapter 1: Quick Start. If you're already
experienced with recording, this will get you started
using the ADAT HD24 right away. It's a short guide
to the essential elements of hooking it up and using
it for the first time. A brief tour of the front and
back panels also directs you to the chapters focused
on individual features.
Chapter 2: Connection and Chapter 3:
Basic Recording and Playback give detailed
instructions for connecting the ADAT HD24 to a
variety of typical audio systems and guides you
through your first recordings step-by-step. The
middle chapters focus on features you don't have to
know about, but that make recording and mixing
easier: Using Locate Points, Editing.
Chapters 6-9 cover deep background
information that will help you use your ADAT
HD24 to its greatest capability by synchronizing it to
other ADATs, communicating with sequencers
using MIDI, connecting it to a computer using
Ethernet, and adding 88.2/96 kHz sampling.
Near the end of the manual are troubleshooting
tips, specifications, and an Index to
help you find what you're looking for.
Helpful tips and advice are highlighted in a shaded
box like this.
In text, the names of specific controls or connectors
on the hardware of the HD24 are printed in a special
font, i.e., the RECORD button.
*When something important appears in the
manual, an icon (like the one on the left) will
appear in the left margin. This symbol
indicates that this information is vital when
operating the ADAT HD24.
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