SoundCraft 328xd Bedienungsanleitung

RIGHT

STE-2STE-1

SELECT

MUTE

SOLO

MIX

dBFS

0dBFS = 18dBu

STEREO INPUTS

GROUP LINK

CHANNEL /

XDX D

EXIT

PARAMETER

FUNCTION

OUT

THRU

MIDI

IN OUT IN

OUT

S/PDIF

OUT IN

AES/EBU

WORD

CLOCK CLOCK

WORD/SUPER

TASCAM DTRS

328

Soundcraft 328XD and Tascam DTRS

328XD AND

328XD AND328XD AND

328XD AND

TASCAM DTRS

TASCAM DTRSTASCAM DTRS

TASCAM DTRS

Connecting the system 2

328XD Configuration 4

DA78HR Configuration 6

DA88 Configuration 7

DA98 / DA98HR Configuration 8

Additional Information 10

Soundcraft 328XD and Tascam DTRS

CONNECTING THE SYSTEM

Audio Connections

Connect audio connections as shown in the diagram below. A Tascam TDIF cable must be connected

from the TDIF port of the DTRS machine to the TDIF Port 17-24 of the 328XD.

The TDIF connection allows two way digital transfer between the 328XD and the Tascam DTRS. The

outputs of the 328XD can be configured to be either direct outputs for input channels 1-8 to the DTRS, or

the 328XD’s 8 Group outputs.

Synchronization Connections

Besides the audio connections, a BNC Wordclock cable must be connected from the 328XD Wordclock

Out to the DTRS Wordsync Input to synchronize the transmission of the samples.

NOTE:

If MIDI Timecode (MTC) and MIDI Machine Control (MMC) are to be used to transmit timecode,

transport controls and record arming, it is essential that and SY-88 board is fitted to a DA-88.

A MIDI cable must be connected from the 328XD MIDI Out to the SY-88 MIDI In and a MIDI

cable must be connected from the SY-88 MIDI Out to the 328XD MIDI In.

Soundcraft 328XD and Tascam DTRS

To summarize, the connections required are as follows:

BNC Wordclock cable:

328XD Wordclock out

DTRS Wordsync In

MIDI Cables:

328XD MIDI Out

DTRS MIDI In (if present)

DTRS MIDI Out (if present)

328XD MIDI In

Tascam TDIF Cable:

328XD 8 Track A TDIF

DTRS TDIF Port

Soundcraft 328XD and Tascam DTRS

328XD CONFIGURATION

Wordclock

In a configuration using one or two DTRS machines, the 328XD must be made to be the Wordclock

Master device. Enter the 328XD Menu pages by pressing the <MENU> button on the right hand side of

the LCD display. Using the PARAM encoder beneath the display, scroll up or down until the ‘Clock Source

Sel’ menu is highlighted, and press <ENTER>. Here, either the internal sampling rate can be toggled

between 44.1kHz and 48kHz, depending on which is required. Use the PARAM encoder to toggle the

clock rate, press <ENTER> to set the sample rate and <MENU> to return to the menu pages.

Tape Ports

To ensure that the 328XD digital inputs 17-24 are set to TDIF, enter the 328XD Menu pages by pressing

the <MENU> button on the right hand side of the LCD display. Using the encoder beneath the display,

scroll up or down until the ‘Tape Port Select’ menu is highlighted. Press <ENTER> and keep pressing the

Up cursor key until the ‘<Tape Ch17-24 >’ menu page is displayed. Using the encoder, set the Bank

Source to TDIF.

Press the Down cursor key once, to set the wordlength. Note that the wordlength required for all non-HR

DA machines is 16 bit. Use the PARAM encoder to set the wordlength.

When using the console with TDIF devices, the Sample Rate Flag must also beset tobethe same

frequency at which the 328XD is currently operating, whether itis configured tobea master orclient

wordclock device. Press the Down cursor key to set the Sample Rate Flag. Use thePARAM encoder to

adjust, and press <MENU> toreturn to the menu pages.

Soundcraft 328XD and Tascam DTRS

MIDI

To configure the 328XD to send the MMC controls to the DTRS and vice versa, the DTRS option must be

selected in the Tape Machine Setup menu. Enter the Menu pages by pressing the <MENU> button,

and scroll up or down with the PARAM encoder until the ‘Tape Mach Setup’ menu is highlighted. Press

<ENTER>, scroll until ‘Tascam DTRS’ is highlighted and press <ENTER> again.

NOTE:

For MMC operation of the DA-38, the MMC-38 unit must be used and selected in the Tape

Machine Setup menu.

Once the Machine Type has been selected, the timecode source must be selected. This should be set to

MTC.

The frame rate must also be selected. The options are 24 frame, 25 frame, 30 drop frame and 30 non-

drop frame. Whichever is selected here must also be selected later when setting up the DTRS.

Once the 328XD has been set up, it is very advisable to store a User Setup of the above settings. Enter

the Menu pages by pressing the <MENU> button and scroll through the menus until ‘User Setups’ is

highlighted. Press <ENTER> and scroll through to find a vacant setup location. Press <STORE> in the

328XD Snapshot panel.

Soundcraft 328XD and Tascam DTRS

DA78HR CONFIGURATION

NOTE:

Pages 23-25 of the DA-78HR manual should be consulted when setting up the unit with the

configuration below

The DA-78HR menus must be configured as illustrated in the table below in order to complete the setup.

To enter the DA-78HR menus, press the <SHIFT> key so that the LED is illuminated, indicating that the

unit is in 'shift' mode. Press the <MENU> switch - 'System' should appear in the display. To enter the

menu press the <SUBMENU> switch until the time mode submenu appears in the display. Use the up

and down cursor keys (<AUTO MON> / <ALL INPUT>) to set the values as below.

DA-78HR

Submenu Recommended setting Notes

System - -

time mode Abs

d. in TDIF

Audio 1

TDIF 24

24 bit is optimum wordlength –

ensure that this setting is also set in

the 328XD Tape Port Select menu

dith off The 328XD adds dither to 16 and

20 bit signals

frm mode Same as 328XD setting

tc - -

out tc tmg digital

out tc src tape tc

MIDI on Enables MMC and MTC

MTC on

MIDI

Fast MTC on DA-78HR transmits timecode when

in fast wind mode

Stop MTC on DA-78HR transmits timecode when

stopped

Soundcraft 328XD and Tascam DTRS

DA88 CONFIGURATION

Turn on the DA-88 and allow a few seconds for the DA-88 to boot correctly.

Once the DA-88 is stable, the setup procedure can be followed.

The DA-88 will detect the sample rate of a loaded cassette.

NOTE:

The 328XD should be set to this sample rate in the Clock Source Sel menu (see page 4).

However, the DA-88 must be set to receive external clock. Press the <CLOCK> button on the DA-88

until the LED indicates ‘WORD’. The LED should NOT flash, but remain lit. If the ‘WORD’ LED flashes,

firstly check that the cabling is correct and the 328XD clock settings have been entered correctly.

The DA-88 must also be set up to receive the input from the TDIF input rather than the analogue inputs.

To do this, press the <DIGITAL IN> button on the DA-88.

To set up the DA-88 to receive the MIDI Machine Control commands for remote control from the

328XD’s transport control, the DA-88 must be fitted with the Tascam SY-88 synchronization board. This

board has a series of Mode Dip Switches, some of which must be set up correctly to work with the

328XD. The relevant settings are as follows:

Switch 2: If the MIDI input is used for MMC control of the DA-88, the switch should be UP - if the

RS-422 port is used for control of the DA-88, the switch should be DOWN;

Switch 5: This switch should be set to UP as Timecode is then transmitted with reference to the digital

audio output;

Switch 6: This switch should be set to DOWN for Timecode is to be transmitted from the DA-88 to the

328XD.

For further information the Tascam SY-88 manual should be consulted.

To complete the setup, turn on the 328XD again.

Soundcraft 328XD and Tascam DTRS

DA98 / DA98HR CONFIGURATION

Turn on the DA-98 and allow a few seconds for the DA-98 to boot correctly.

Once the DA-98 is stable, the setup procedure can be followed.

The DA-98 will detect the sample rate of a loaded cassette.

NOTE:

The 328XD should be set to this sample rate in the Clock Source Sel menu (see page 4).

However, the DA-98 must be set to receive external clock. Press the <CLOCK> button on the DA-98

until the LED indicates ‘WORD’. The LED should NOT flash, but remain lit. If the ‘WORD’ LED flashes,

firstly check that the cabling is correct and the 328XD clock settings have been entered correctly.

The DA-98 must also be set up to receive the input from the TDIF input rather than the analogue inputs.

To do this, press the <DIGITAL IN> button on the DA-98.

Enter menu #3 on the DA-98 to set up the control protocol and remote track arming:

With the cursor keys select the Ctrl Prt menu to set the control protocol, press <ENTER> on the DA-98

and select ‘MIDI’ for MMC control or ‘9-Pin’ for Sony 9-Pin control, if the cable is connected:

Press <ENTER> to confirm, select ‘Trk Arm’ with the cursor keys and press <ENTER> again. Set the

remote track arming function to ‘enable’ and press <ENTER> to confirm and <ESCAPE> to return to the

main menu page.

Enter menu #5 to configure the timecode settings for the DA-98. The following submenus should be

available:

Soundcraft 328XD and Tascam DTRS

Enter the ‘TC Frame’ submenu. Set the frame rate to the same as set in the 328XD timecode setup.

Press <ENTER> to confirm and enter the ‘OutTc Tmg’ menu. Set this to ‘Digital’ so the timecode is

output from the DA-98 with reference to the digital output rather than the analogue output. Press

<ENTER> to confirm and enter the ‘OutTc Src’ submenu. Set this to ‘Tape (Abs)’ so that the DA-98

timecode generation is referenced from the loaded DTRS cassette. Press <ENTER> to confirm and

<ESCAPE> to return to the main menu page.

Enter menu #7 to enable or disable MTC output, as required. The following submenus should appear:

Enter the ‘MTC Out’ submenu and enable or disable the MTC output. If MTC is to be used, ‘Fast ‘ and

‘Stop’ should also be set in this menu.

NOTE:

With a DA-98HR, 24 bit wordlength can be selected. If this is set to on, 24 bit should also

be set as the wordlength in the 328XD Tape Port Select menu (see page 4).

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