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DM-4800 OWNER'S MANUAL - zZounds.com - Tascam

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2 – Basic operational concepts : Utilities<br />

Making connections The specifications of the<br />

GPI ports on the rear panel are as follows:<br />

Arrangement of the serial port pins:<br />

Pin number Function<br />

1 GPI output port 1<br />

2 GPI output port 2<br />

3 GPI output port 3<br />

4 GPI output port 4<br />

5 GND<br />

6 GPI output port 5<br />

7 GPI output port 6<br />

8 GPI output port 7<br />

9 GPI output port 8<br />

Table 2.4: GPI pin assignments (output level: 5V)<br />

Setting the GPI GPI settings are made using the<br />

UTILITY GPI screen.<br />

Figure 2.44: GPI setting screen<br />

The GPI CONFIG section on the left of the screen allows<br />

you to set the item and the type of the GPI trigger for<br />

each of the ports and the on/off status of the GPI<br />

function.<br />

The right side of the screen allows you to the event<br />

that happens at a particular time, when the GPI is<br />

controlled by timecode.<br />

GPI CONFIG section Use the cursor keys to<br />

select the elements in this list.<br />

Use the POD 1 knob to set the item that controls each<br />

of the GPI ports in the ITEM column of the SETUP list.<br />

1 Pre-select the item type from the ITEM SELECT<br />

section<br />

TIME EVENT: The GPI port is controlled by the<br />

timecode value on the right event list.<br />

46 TASCAM <strong>DM</strong>-<strong>4800</strong> User’s Manual<br />

KEY EVENT: The status of the transport keys, the<br />

F1-F12 keys, and the MUTE keys control the<br />

GPI port.<br />

FADER EVENT: The GPI port is controlled by the<br />

status of the selected fader.<br />

2 Using the cursor key, highlight the port’s ITEM<br />

column, and select the item using the wheel.<br />

Depending on which item type is selected in step 1<br />

above, the options given vary as follows:<br />

• TIME EVENT: TIME EVENT or no assignment (------)<br />

• KEY EVENT: REW, FF, STOP, PLAY, REC, F1-F12, MUTE<br />

(CH1–64, BUSS1–24, AUX1-12), or no assignment<br />

(------)<br />

• FADER EVENT: FADER (CH1–64, BUSS1–24, AUX1-12,<br />

STEREO) or no assignment (------)<br />

3 Press the ENTER key to confirm the setting.<br />

Selecting the type The type of output from each<br />

of the ports is set in the TYPE column in the SETUP list.<br />

4 Using the cursor keys, highlight the port’s TYPE<br />

column and select the item using the wheel.<br />

Depending on the item selected, the options<br />

given vary as follows:<br />

• TIME EVENT: TYPE column shows “------”; the setting<br />

of the type is done in the GPI EVENT LIST on<br />

the right of the screen.<br />

• FADER EVENT: the different event types are listed<br />

below:<br />

i<br />

output low pulse when the fader starts<br />

output high pulse when the fader starts<br />

output low pulse when the fader stops<br />

output high pulse when the fader stops<br />

output low pulse when the fader starts or<br />

stops<br />

output high pulse when the fader starts or<br />

stops<br />

output changes to low level when the fader<br />

starts, and to high level when the fader stops<br />

output changes to high level when the fader<br />

starts, and to low level when the fader stops<br />

Table 2.5: GPI fader event types

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