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Teac DR-22WL Reference Manual

DR-22WL
Linear PCM Recorder
REFERENCE MANUAL
D01244520A
Contents
1 – Introduction ..............................................4
Precautions ..................................................................... 5
2 – Names and functions of parts .................. 6
Using menus ....................................................................... 10
Basic operations ................................................................10
3 – Preparation ..............................................11
Powering the unit .............................................................11
Power sources ............................................................. 11
Using AA size batteries............................................. 11
Using an AC adapter (sold separately) ................11
Using USB bus power................................................11
Turning the power on and off (standby mode) .....12
Starting up the unit ................................................... 12
Shutting down (standby mode)............................12
Resume function ........................................................ 12
Setting the date/time ......................................................12
Inserting and removing microSD cards ....................13
Inserting the SD card ................................................ 13
Removing the card .................................................... 13
Setup the microSD card for use ...................................13
Turning the built-in speaker on/off ............................13
Connecting a monitor device ....................................... 14
Adjusting the playback volume ...................................14
Input settings .....................................................................14
Recording with the built-in microphone ...........14
Recording with an external microphone (MIC IN) 14
Recording from an external device (LINE IN) ... 15
4 – Recording ................................................16
Selecting the recording mode .....................................16
Recording .............................................................................16
Scene recording mode ....................................................16
Selecting a folder to store files .................................... 17
Recording format settings ..................................................
......................................................................................................
(FORMAT/SAMPLE/TYPE) ................................................17
Adjusting the input level ................................................ 18
Setting the peak hold function ............................. 18
Setting the Low Cut Filter ..............................................19
Using the level control function ..................................19
Switching files during recording
(track increment) ...............................................................20
Manual track increment during recording ........20
Automatic track increment at specified time ..20
Automatic recording (AUTO REC) ...............................20
Start recording from slightly before pressing
RECORD (PRE REC) ............................................................21
Using the SELF TIMER for recording ...........................21
Recording in two formats
(DUAL FORMAT REC) ........................................................22
Mixing the input sound to the playback for record-
ing (overdubbing) .............................................................22
Select files for overdubbing with an input sound 22
Start overdubbing......................................................22
Create cue marks during recording ............................23
Manual cue marking during recording ..............23
Add cue marks automatically to recording ......23
Moving to the cue mark position .........................24
Recording duration ..........................................................25
5 – Operating files and folders (browse
screen) ...........................................................26
Navigating in the browse screen .................................26
Icon display on the browse screen .............................26
File operations ...................................................................26
Folder operations ..............................................................27
Creating a new folder ......................................................27
6 – Playback ...................................................28
Playback................................................................................28
Pausing...........................................................................28
Stopping ........................................................................28
Rewinding and fast-forwarding (search) ...........28
Selecting a playback file (skip) .....................................28
Special playback (practice mode) ...............................28
Loop playback ............................................................. 28
Changing the playback speed (VSA) ...................29
Changing keys .............................................................29
7– Useful functions .......................................30
Dividing the selected file (DIVIDE) .............................30
Reverb function .................................................................30
Setting the reverb function ....................................30
Reverb pre-set list ......................................................31
Metronome function (compatible with V1.10) .......31
8 – Connecting with a computer..................32
Transferring files to a computer ..................................32
Transferring files from a computer .............................32
Disconnecting from a computer .................................32
9 – Using Wi-Fi ...............................................33
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Connect the DR-22WL and smart phone via Wi-Fi 33
How to download and install the exclusive
application (DR CONTROL) .....................................33
Connecting the DR-22WL to a smart phone via
Wi-Fi for the first time ...............................................33
Connecting the DR-22WL to a smart phone via
Wi-Fi (from second time onward) ........................34
Using a smart phone to remote control the
DR-22WL ........................................................................35
File transfer from the DR-22WL to a smart phone 35
Changing password ..............................................................
10 – Settings and Information .....................36
View information (INFORMATION)..............................36
File information screen (FILE INFO) ......................36
Card information screen (CARD INFO) ................36
System information screen (VERSION) ...............36
Configuration (SYSTEM) .................................................. 37
Auto power save function setting .......................37
Backlight setting .........................................................37
Adjusting the display contrast...............................37
Battery type settings ................................................37
Restoring the DR-22WL to factory settings ......37
Formatting the microSD card ................................37
Setting the file name type ......................................38
Contents
11 – Messages ................................................39
12 – Troubleshooting ....................................40
13 – Specifications ........................................ 41
Rating .................................................................................... 41
Input/output ratings ........................................................41
Analog audio input and output ratings ............. 41
Control input/output ratings ................................. 41
Audio performance .......................................................... 41
Requirements for connected computers .................41
Wi-Fi .......................................................................................41
General .................................................................................42
Dimensional drawings ....................................................42
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1 – Introduction

Features

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Compact audio recorder that uses microSD/microSDHC/ microSDXC cards as recording media
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Built-in with high performance directional stereo microphones in XY positions
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Built-in Wi-Fi feature to use smartphone as remote control, transfer files from the PCM recorder, and playback audio
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Scene dial allows for easy recording
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Two overdubbing modes for sound dubbing
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Practice mode with features useful for instrument practice, such as I/O loop for repeated playback, VSA to adjust playback speed without changing the pitch, key-change and fine-tune to adjust the pitch
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44.1/48/96 kHz, 16/24-bit, linear PCM (WAV/BWF format) recording possible
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32–320 kbps MP3 format recording possible (compatible with ID3 tag v2.4)
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Overdubbing allows playback and input signals to be mixed and recorded together as a new file
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Built-in 0.3 W monaural output speaker
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Built-in reverb function can be used during recording and playback
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Auto-record function starts recording automatically when a set sound input level is detected
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Track incrementing function allows a recording to be split by creating a new file when desired
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Pre-recording (PRE REC) function allows the unit to record the 2seconds of sound before recording is activated
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Peak reduction function is available to reduce the level automatically in case of excessively large input
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Limiter function is available to reduce the level automatically in case of excessively large input
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Low cut filter reduces low-frequency noise
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Self-timer function to start recording after a set period of time
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DIVIDE function allows files to be split where desired (only for WAV files)
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MARK function convenient for moving to specific locations
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File name format can be set to use a user-defined word or the date
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Resume function memorizes the playback position before the unit is turned off
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3.5mm (1/8”) jack for external stereo microphone input (provides plug-in power) or external stereo line input
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3.5mm (1/8”) line/headphones output jack
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128 x 128 pixel LCD with backlight
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Micro-B type USB 2.0 port
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Operates on 2 AA batteries, AC adapter (sold separately: TASCAM PS- P515U), or USB bus power
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Tripod attachment screw-hole built into unit
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USB cable included
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Words that appear on the DR-22WL display are enclosed with quotation marks (_), such as DATE/TIME
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Text displayed on the display of the unit appears like this:
ON.
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“MicroSD/microSDHC/microSDXC memory cards” are collectively called as “microSD card”.
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Text shown on the computer display is enclosed with a bracket “_”, such as “OK”.
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The selected folder is indicated as the “current folder”.
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Computer or portable audio devices that are connected via Wi-Fi with the DR-22WL are indicated as the “Wi-Fi device”.
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Additional information is provided as necessary in tips, notes and cautions
TIP
These are tips about how to use the unit.
NOTE
These include additional explanations and special cases.
CAUTION
Failure to follow these instructions could result in injury, equipment damage or lost data, for example.
This product has a Blackfin® 16/32-bit embedded processor made by Analog Devices, Inc. This processor controls digital signal processing.
Inclusion of this Blackfin® processor in the product increases its performance and reduces its power consumption.

Conventions used in this manual

The following conventions are used in this manual:
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Buttons, connectors, and other parts of the DR-22WL are indicated by bold letters, such as “MENU button"
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About microSD cards

The DR-22WL uses microSD cards for recording and playback. Memory cards that you can use with the DR-22WL are microSD
cards of 64 MB to 2 GB, microSDHC cards of 4GB to 32GB, and microSDXC cards of 64GB to 128GB.
Please refer to the TEAC Global Site (http://teac-global.com) to learn more on the list of compatible SD cards, or contact the TASCAM customer support service.

Precautions

microSD cards are precision devices. Please refer to the below when using memory cards to prevent memory and/or card damage:
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Do not leave a memory card in extremely hot or cold places
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Do not leave a memory card in extremely humid places
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Do not spill any liquids on the memory card
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Do not bend the card or subject it to any excessive force
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Do not subject the card to any physical shock
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Do not remove the card while the unit is accessing data, or recording, playing, or making data transfer
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Always store the memory card in a case
1 – Introduction
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2 – Names and functions of parts

Top panel

1 Built-in stereo microphone
This is a X-Y stereo and electret condenser microphone. The built-in microphone becomes inactive when an external
microphone or external input is connected to the MIC/EXT IN jack on the right-side panel.
2 PEAK indicator
This will light in red immediately before the input noise increases to a distortion level (-2dB).
3 −12dB indicator
This will light in green when the input noise exceeds the
−12dB level.
4 Display
Displays a variety of information.
5 Function buttons
Function of individual buttons changes according to what is shown on display.
The displayed icon at the bottom of the screen indicates the current function.
9 Built-in mono speaker
Use this built-in speaker to listen to recordings. No sound will play when:
o In recording standby
o Headphone is connected
o In recording mode
o Speaker output setting is turned off
0 RECORD button/REC indicator
When you press this button during stop mode, the REC indicator flashes and the DR-22WL will go into recording standby mode.
When you press this button during the recording standby mode, the REC indicator lights and the DR-22WL starts recording.
When you press this button during recording, the REC indicator flashes.
In EASY mode, recording begins when you press this button during stop mode.
q PLAY button
To start playback in home screen, press this button while in stop mode.
If you want to pause, press the button again. When you select a file or folder in BROWSE screen and press
the PLAY button, the unit will return to the home screen and start playing the selected file or folder from the beginning.
w / Fast forward button
Press this button in playback or stop mode to skip to the next track.
Press and hold this button for fast forward search.
To move to the next mark, press this button and the F2 button at the same time.
e Wi-Fi button
Use this button to turn on/off the Wi-Fi function.

Front panel

NOTE
For your convenience, this manual indicates the four function buttons as F1, F2, F3, and F4 starting from the left.
6 Scene dial
Use this dial to change the unit setting according to the scene. (See “Scene recording mode” on page 16.)
7 /MENU/8button
To display the MENU screen, press this button in home screen.
To return to the home screen, press this button in any screen display.
8 . Fast rewind button
Press this button while in play or stop mode to return to the beginning of a track.
Press and hold this button to search backwards.
Press this button and the F2 button simultaneously to return to the previous mark.
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r Strap holder
A strap can be attached to this holder.
t Wi-Fi indicator
This indicator lights while the Wi-Fi module is in access.
y INPUT LEVEL volume
Turn this dial to adjust the input level. The input level setting will pop-up on display when making
an adjustment.
2 – Names and functions of parts

Left side panel

u /LINE OUT jack
A headphone or a line input jack of an external device (via stereo mini-jack cable) can be connected to this jack.
i OUTPUT LEVEL (+/−) buttons
These buttons adjust the output sound level of the built-in speaker or the /LINE OUT jack.
Volume level will pop-up on the bottom of the display while making adjustment.
o HOLD/ switch
To turn the power on/off, slide and hold the switch towards the icon.
When you slide the switch towards the HOLD side, all the functions of the buttons are locked.

Right side panel

Bottom panel

d Tripod attachment screw-hole (1/4 inch)
A tripod can be attached to the DR-22WL.
CAUTION
•
Ensure the tripod or microphone stand screws are securely fastened to prevent the unit from falling off.
•
When attaching this unit to a tripod or microphone stand, ensure to place it on a level surface.
f Battery compartment cover
p USB port
Use the supplied USB cable to connect the DR-22WL with a computer. (See “8 – Connecting with a computer” on page
32.) Power can be supplied by using this USB cable or from an AC
adapter (sold separately: GPE053B).
CAUTION
Connect the DR-22WL directly be connected directly with the computer, not through a USB hub.
a microSD card slot
Insert or remove a microSD card.
s MIC/EXT IN jack
Connect an external stereo microphone or external input to this jack. It is compatible with plug-in power.
The built-in microphone is disable when an external microphone is connected to the MIC/EXT IN jack.
g Battery case
Insert batteries (two AA size) in this compartment to power the unit. (See “Using AA size batteries” on page 11.)
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2 – Names and functions of parts

Home Screen

1 Playback file type message
Format type, sampling rate, bit rate, stereo/mono setting of the playback file are shown.
2 Plug-in power on/off message
The plug-in power status (on/off) is displayed in icon view.
Icon On/off status
Blank Plug-in power function off
Plug-in power function on
3 Monitor output message
: output from built-in speaker
: output from headphone
4 Power supply status message
When power is supplied from the batteries, the current battery level is displayed in bars ( , , ).
When the battery level is low, the will flash and the power will be switched off (standy mode).
The will be displayed when using either the dedicated AC adapter (TASCAM PS-P515U; sold separately) or the USB bus power.
NOTE
ID3 tag information contains titles and artist names, which can be stored in MP3 files.
8 Function buttons status message
Below icons are displayed while in stop or playback mode.
Icon Function
Display browse screen
Mark function (set/clear)
Delete file
9 Peak decibel (dB) message
Displays the maximum playback level in decibel reading per set amount of time.
0 Elapsed time message
Displays the elapsed time (hours: minutes: seconds) of the current file.
q Remaining time message
Displays the remaining time (hours: minutes: seconds) of the current file.

Recording Screen

The below recording screen is displayed in recording or recording standby mode.
NOTE
When attempting recording or other operations that consume large amount of power, a warning message of
Battery Low may pop-up.
5 Level meter
Displays the level of the playback sound.
6 Recorder status message
The recording status is indicated in the following icons:
Indicator Meaning
8
9
7
,
m
/
.
7 Recorder status message
The name or tag information of the file currently in play is displayed.
The ID3 tag information is displayed instead when included in the MP3 file.
Stop
Pause
Playback
Fast forward
Rewind
Skip forward to the beginning of the next file Skip backward to the beginning of either the current or preceding file
1 Recording mode message
Displays the format, sampling rate, and stereo/mono of the recording file.
2 Low-cut filter on/off status message
Displays the low-cut filter on/off status. The message is highlighted when the low-cut filter is set at
40Hz / 80Hz / 120Hz / 220Hz.
Blank: low-cut filter is off
: low-cut filter is on
3 Limiter function on/off message
Displays the limiter function on/off status.
Blank: limiter function is off
: limiter function is on
4 Peak reduction function on/off status message
Displays the peak reduction on/off status.
Blank: peak reduction function is off
: peak reduction function is on
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2 – Names and functions of parts
5 Reverb on/off status message
Displays the reverb on/off status.
Icon On/off status
Blank Reverb is off
Reverb is on (sound effects recording)
Reverb is on (SEND status)
6 Level meter
Displays the input sound level. When the AUTO REC function is turned on, the level meter
will display sounds within the level that activates the AUTO REC function.
7 PRE-REC function setting status message
Displays the PRE-REC function on/off status.
Blank: PRE-REC is off
: PRE-REC function is on
8 Recording status message
The recording status is indicated in the following icons:
Indicator Meaning
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9 AUTO-REC function setting status message
Displays the AUTO-REC function on/off status.
Blank: AUTO-REC off
0 File name message
Displays the file name automatically assigned to the recording file.
q Function buttons message
The following icons will be displayed while in recording standby, recording, or recording pause mode:
Recording standby or recording pause mode
In recording mode
0
Begins recording in five seconds
Begins recording in ten seconds
: AUTO-REC function on
Icon Function
Self-timer function
Mark function (set mark)
Display input setting screen
Activate the track increment
Clear peak hold

Menu item list

Press the /MENU/8button to display the REC page of the menu screen.
The menu screen consists of four pages each separated by types of menu items.
REC: make basic recording settings TOOL: make function settings useful for playback files SETUP: make configuration settings for the DR-22WL INFO: displays file and media information
Menu items are as follows:
Menu item Function Ref. page
page 17
REC Make recording settings
TOOL
SETUP Various system settings
INFO Displays a variety of information. page 36
Configure settings for different functions
page 18 page 21 page 22
page 13 page 24 page 30 page 30 page 31
page 12 page 35 page 37
w Peak decibel (dB) message
Displays the peak input level in decibel reading.
will be displayed when recording is above the peak level (−2dB or more).
e Elapsed recording time
Displays the elapsed recording time of a recorded file (hours: minutes: seconds).
r Remaining recording time
Displays the remaining recording time for the microSD card (hours: minutes: seconds).
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2 – Names and functions of parts

Using menus

The following explains the menus, using the display contrast setting as an example.
1. Press the /MENU/8button to display the REC page in menu screen.
2. Press the F1 button to display various menu pages.
SETUP page is selected
3. Use the F2 and F3 buttons to select (highlight) the item you want to set.

Basic operations

Use the following buttons to operate the various screens.
/MENU/8 button
The menu screen will pop up when you press this button in stop or pause mode.
To return to the home screen, press this button in any screen display.
CONTRAST item is selected
4. Press the F4 button to open the parameter display.
5. Use the F2 and F3 buttons to change settings, and press the F4 button to finalize the setting.
6. Repeat the 2. to 5. steps to set each items.
7. Press the /MENU/8 button to return to the home screen.
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3 – Preparation

Powering the unit

Power sources

The DR-22WL operates on two AA batteries, the dedicated AC adapter (TASCAM PS-P515U; sold separately), or the supplied USB cable (USB bus power).
Use either alkaline batteries or Ni-MH batteries.

Using AA size batteries

Remove the battery compartment cover on the back of the unit, insert two AA batteries with the ¥ and ^ ends in the right position, and close the cover.
NOTE
When both batteries and the AC adapter are attached to the unit, power will be supplied from the AC adapter.
CAUTION
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Use only the dedicated AC adapter (TASCAM PS- P515U; sold separately). The use of another adapter may cause malfunction, fire or electric shock.
•
Noise may occur during microphone recording when the unit and AC adapter are in close proximity. If noise occurs, move the AC adapter away from the unit.

Using USB bus power

Use the supplied USB cable to connect the unit and the computer as illustrated below.
Computer
USB
Connect the supplied USB cable
micro-B USB plug
Select the same type of batteries to get an accurate reading of the remaining battery power and required minimum power for operation. (See “Battery type settings” on page 37.)
CAUTION
•
Do not use Manganese dry cell batteries.
•
Ni-MH batteries will not be recharged with this unit; use a separate battery recharger instead.
•
The supplied alkaline batteries are for testing and may not last long.

Using an AC adapter (sold separately)

Use the supplied USB cable to connect the USB port of the unit and the dedicated AC adapter (TASCAM PS- P515U; sold separately) as illustrated below.
TASCAM PS-P515U (sold separately)
AC outlet
Connect the supplied USB cable
micro-B USB plug
When you connect a USB cable while the unit power is on, or turn on the power after making a connection, the USB
SELECT screen will pop up, prompting the user to select
either to operate the unit with USB bus power or make a USB connection with the computer.
Use the F2 button and the F3 button to select (highlight) the BUS POWER, then press F4 button to supply power
from the USB port and display the home screen.
NOTE
Power is supplied from the USB port when USB cable is connected to the unit inserted with batteries (USB bus power prioritized).
CAUTION
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Depending on the USB bus power specifications of the computer, the DR-22WL may not operate with a USB connection. If this occurs, please use the dedicated AC adapter (TASCAM PS-P515U; sold separately) instead.
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This unit is not compatible with the computer’s power-save mode or sleep-mode. Please turn off these modes when operating the unit from the computer’s USB bus power.
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3 – Preparation

Turning the power on and off (standby mode)

CAUTION
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When you turn the power switch off while supplying power from the dedicated AC adapter (TASCAM PS-P515U; sold separately) or the USB bus power connected to a computer, the unit will go to a standby mode.
•
Before turning the power switch on and off, turn the volume down for the sound system connected to the unit.
•
Do not wear headphones when turning the power switch on and off (standby mode); the noise may cause damage to your ears and/or headphones.

Starting up the unit

In power off mode, slide and hold the HOLD/ switch (located at left-side of the panel) toward the direction, and
release the switch when the TASCAM DR-22WL (start-up screen) appears.
The DR-22WL starts up and the home screen is displayed.

Resume function

The DR-22WL is equipped with a resume function to locate the previous position (or time) when the power was turned off.
Turn the power on and press the PL AY button to playback from the previous file position (time) when the power was turned off.
NOTE
The position is recorded in the microSD card. The resume function does not work if the microSD card is replaced or formatted.

Setting the date/time

The DR-22WL uses its internal clock to record the date and time to the recorded files.
1. Press the /MENU/8 button to display the REC page in menu screen.
2. Press the F1 button to display the SETUP page.
3. Use both the F2 and F3 buttons to select (highlight) the DATE/TIME item parameters.
Start-up screen Home screen
CAUTION
When turn the power on for the first time (or when the built-in clock is reset due to no battery power), the DATE/
TIME screen will appear before the home screen to set
date/time. (See “Setting the date/time” on page 12.)

Shutting down (standby mode)

In power on mode, slide and hold the HOLD/ switch (located at left-side of the panel) toward the direction,
and release the switch when the TASCAM DR-22WL
shutting down appears.
The power turns off when the shut-down process is completed.
CAUTION
Always use the HOLD/ switch to turn the power off. In power on mode, all recorded data and settings will be
lost if you remove the batteries, disconnect the power cable of the dedicated AC adapter (TASCAM PS-P515U; sold separately), or plug-off the USB cable for USB bus power. Any lost data and/or settings cannot be restored.
4. Press the F4 button to display the DATE/TIME screen.
5. Press the F4 button to move the cursor (highlighted area), and use the F2 and F3 buttons to change
settings.
6. Press the F1 button to finalize the settings. The screen will return to the SETUP page.
NOTE
The file name will include the set date/time. (See “Setting the file name type” on page 38.)
CAUTION
Without the use of the batteries, the dedicated AC adapter (TASCAM PS-P515U; sold separately) or USB bus power, the date and time setting can be made only for a few minutes.
When using batteries, we recommend to replace them before they are completely drained.
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3 – Preparation

Inserting and removing microSD cards

Inserting the SD card

NOTE
A microSD card is already installed at the time of purchase. You can immediately start recording and playing tracks without the need to remove and insert the microSD card.
1. Open the microSD card slot cover on the right side panel.
2. Insert the microSD Card into the slot (as illustrated below) until it clicks into place.

Removing the card

1. Open the microSD card slot cover.
2. Gently press and release the microSD card; the card should pop out.

Setup the microSD card for use

To use a microSD card, it must be formatted first by the DR-22WL.
1. Confirm that a microSD card is inserted and turn the power on.
2. The following message appears when a new card or a card formatted by another device is inserted into the unit.
3. Press the F4 button to start formatting.
CAUTION
Formatting will delete all data from the card.
4. When formatting is complete, it will return to the home screen. You may format the card whenever required.
CAUTION
Before formatting, make sure the unit is connected to either a dedicated AC adapter (TASCAM PS-P515U; sold separately), a computer via USB bus power, or fully-charged batteries.

Turning the built-in speaker on/off

CAUTION
•
Do not remove the microSD card while the unit is accessing data for recording, playback, etc.
•
Do not remove the microSD card from the unit when connected via USB cable to a computer.
•
The DR-22WL is compatible with microSD/microSDHC/ microSDXC standards.
•
Please refer to the TEAC Global Site (http://teac-global. com) to learn more on the list of compatible SD cards.
The factory setting for the built-in speaker output is selected as ON. To turn it off, open the TOOL screen and select OFF for the
SPEAKER setting.
1. Press the /MENU/8 button to display the REC page in menu screen.
2. Use the F1 button to display the TOOL page.
3. Use the F2 and F3 buttons to select (highlight) the
SPEAKER item and press the F4 button.
4. Use the F2 and F3 buttons to change settings, and press the F4 button to finalize the setting.
Options: OFF, (default setting)
5. When setting is completed, press the /MENU/8 button to return to the home screen.
NOTE
In a recording standby or recording mode, or when a headphone or a speaker system is connected to the DR-22WL, the built-in speaker will not emit sound even
when the SPEAKER setting is ON.
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3 – Preparation

Connecting a monitor device

Headphone: connect the headphone to the /LINE OUT jack. External monitor system (powered monitor speaker or an
amplifier and speaker): connect the external monitor system to the /LINE OUT jack.
Powered monitor speaker or
Headphone
an amplifier and speaker

Adjusting the playback volume

In home screen mode, use the OUTPUT LEVEL (+/−) button at left side panel to adjust the sound from the built-in speaker and the
/LINE OUT jack.
A volume level indicator will pull up at the bottom of the display.

Input settings

Recording with the built-in microphone

Point the built-in microphone toward the sound source and place the unit on a stable surface with minimum vibration.

Recording with an external microphone (MIC IN)

Connect the external microphone to the MIC/EXT IN jack at left side panel.
The following pop-up message will appear when connected to the MIC/EXT IN jack.
Select the F3 button for plug-in-power microphones, or F2
button for other microphone types.
* Plug-in-power means that a power is delivered from the
recorder to the microphone
NOTE
Point the external microphone toward the sound source and place the unit on a stable surface with minimum vibration.
CAUTION
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Do not select ON unless a plug-in-power microphone is connected to the unit. Otherwise, this may cause damage to the connected microphone. Refer to the microphone manual for more details.
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When connecting a dynamic microphone or a battery­operated external microphone, select OFF for the MIC
POWER setting. When set as ON, it may cause damage to
the connected microphone.
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