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Menu 465: 2 Ch Out Select
New text has been added to Menu 465 to reflect the output assignments if "1/2 Spd,
Mono" has been selected in Menu 460. The new menu reads:
1,2 [Mono:1] Tracks 1&2 at a base sample rate Track 1 at a high sample rate
3,4 [Mono:2] Tracks 3&4 at a base sample rate Track 2 at a high sample rate
5,6 [Mono:3] Tracks 5&6 at a base sample rate Track 3 at a high sample rate
7,8 [Mono:4] Tracks 7&8 at a base sample rate Track 4 at a high sample rate
9,1 [Mono:5] Tracks 9&10 at a base sample rate Track 5 at a high sample rate
11,12 [Mono:6] Tracks 11&12 at a base sample rate Track 6 at a high sample rate
13,14 [Mono:7] Tracks 13&14 at a base sample rate Track 7 at a high sample rate
15,16 [Mono:8] Tracks 15&16 at a base sample rate Track 8 at a high sample rate
17,18 [Mono:9] Tracks 17&18 at a base sample rate Track 9 at a high sample rate
19,20 [Mono:10] Tracks 19&20 at a base sample rate Track 10 at a high sample rate
21,22 [Mono:11] Tracks 21&22 at a base sample rate Track 11 at a high sample rate
23,24 [Mono:12] Tracks 23&24 at a base sample rate Track 12 at a high sample rate
Silent Clock
Support for HFS+ Volumes
The MX-2424 can now initialize disks in the HFS+ format. This allows for the use of Macintosh
formatted disks larger than 9 gigabytes.
To nitialize a disk as HFS+: i
1. Unmount all drives by pressing <SHIFT> then MOUNT<UNMOUNT>
0. Press TRIM to select the SCSI ID of the drive to be initialized.
2. Go to menu 71
3. Press STORE
+". Press STORE
4. Press TRIM and use the Arrow Keys to select " HFS
. Press STORE again when prompted “Are you sure?
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ARNING: Initializing a disk will delete the entire contents of the disk.
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NOTE
: As with HFS formatted disks, it will be necessary to add a driver from FWB Hard Disk Toolkit
version 3.0 or higher in order to mount an HFS+ disk on the Macintosh. Addition of this driver can be
done without erasing the contents of the disk, so the driver can be added after the MX-2424 initializes the
isk and records program material to it.
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For the current hard drive requirement specification please check the TASCAM web site
t http://www.TASCAM.com
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