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TEAC

AMERICA,

INC.

http:/

/tascam.com/

Phone: +1-323-726-0303

1834 Gage Road, Montebello, California 90640

USA

TEAC

MEXICO,

S.A.

de

C.V.

http:/

/teacmexico.net/

Phone: +52-55-5010-6000

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OF,

Mexico

TEAC

UK

LIMITED

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Phone: +44-8451-302511

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71,

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UK

TEAC

EUROPE

GmbH

http:/

/tascam.eu/

Phone: +49-611-71580

Bahnstrasse 12, 65205 Wiesbaden-Erbenheim, Germany

TEAC

SALES

&

TRADING(SHENZHEN)

CO.,

LTD

http:/

/tascam.cn/

Phone: +86-755-88311561

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2

Room 817, Block

A,

Hailrun Complex,

6021

Shennan Blvd., Futian District,

Shenzhen 518040, China

Printed in China

TASCAM

D01235000A

DR-22

Linear

PCM

Recorder

OWNER'S

MANUAL

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CERTIFIED

Analog

Devices

•

TASCAM

is

a trademark

of

TEAC

CORPORATION,

registered in

the

U.S.

and

other

countries.

• microSDXC Logo

is

atrademark

of

SD-3C,

LLC.

m

icroTM

s~

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• Supply

of

this product does

not

convey a license nor imply any right

to

distribute

MPEG

Layer-

3 compliant content created with this product in

revenue-generating broadcast systems (terrestrial, satellite, cable and/or

other distribution channels), streaming applications

(via

Internet, intranets

and/or other networks), other content distribution systems (pay-audio or

audio-on-demand applicationsand the like) oron physical media (compact

discs,

digital versatile

discs,

semiconductorchips, hard drives, memorycards

and the like).

An

independent license for

such

use

is

required.

For

details,

please visit http://mp31icensing.com.

•

MPEG

Layer-3 audio

coding

technology

licensed from Fraunhofer

liS

and Thomson.

• Wi-Fi

is

a trademark

of

Wi-Fi Alliance. The Wi-Fi

CERTIFIED

Logo

is

a

certification mark ofWi-Fi Alliance.

• Microsoft,Windows and WindowsVista are either registered trademarks

or

trademarks

of

Microsoft Corporation in

the

United States

and/or

other

countries.

• Apple, Macintosh, Mac

OS

and Mac

OS

X

are

trademarks

of

Apple

Inc.

•

lOS

is

a trademark or registered tradmark

of

Cisco

in the

U.S.

and other

countries and

is

used underlicense.

• App Store

is

a service mark

of

Apple Inc.

• Google Play and Android are trademarks

of

Google inc.

• Blackfin® and

the

Blackfin

logo

are registered trademarks

of

Analog

Devices, Inc.

•

Other

company names,

product

names and logos in this

document

are

the

trademarks

or

registered trademarks

of

their

respective owners.

2 TASCAM DR-22WL

Owner's

Manual

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1

Read

these instructions.

2 Keep these instructions.

3 Heed

all

warnings.

4 Follow all instructions.

5 Do

not

use this apparatus near water.

6 Clean

only

with

dry

cloth.

7 Do

not

block any ventilation openings. Install in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's instructions.

8 Do

not

install near any heat sources such

as

radiators, heat

registers, stoves, or

other

apparatus (including amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

9 Do

not

defeat

the

safety purpose

of

the

polarized

or

grounding-type

plug. A polarized plug

has

two

blades

with

one

wider

than

the

other. A

grounding

type

plug

has

two

blades and a

third

grounding

prong. The

wide

blade

or

the

third

prong

are provided for

your

safety.

If

the

provided plug does

not

fit

into

your

outlet, consult

an

electrician for replacement

of

the

obsolete outlet.

10

Protect

the

power

cord

from

being walked on or

pinched

particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

apparatus.

11

Only use attachments/accessories specified bv

the

manufacturer. ®

12

Use

only

with

the

cart, stand,

til

tripod, bracket,

or

table specified •

~

by

the

manufacturer,

or

sold

with

~

~~-

the

apparatus. When a cart

is

used,

~

use caution

when

moving

the

cart/apparatus

combination

to

avoid

injury

from tip-over.

13

Unplug

this apparatus

during

lightning

storms

or

when

unused for long periods

of

time.

14

Refer all servicing

to

qualified service personnel. Servicing

is

required

when

the

apparatus

has

been

damaged

in any

way, such

as

power-supply

cord or plug

is

damaged, liquid

has

been spilled

or

objects have fallen

into

the

apparatus,

the

apparatus

has

been exposed

to

rain

or

moisture, does

not

operate normally,

or

has

been

dropped.

• The apparatus draws nominal

non-operating

power

from

the

AC

outlet

with

its

POWER

or STANDBY/ON switch

not

in

the

ON

position.

• The mains plug

is

used

as

the

disconnect

device,

the

disconnect

device shall remain readily operable.

• Caution should be taken

when

using earphones or

headphones

with

the

product

because excessive sound

pressure (volume) from earphones

or

headphones can

cause hearing

loss.

• Ifyou are experiencing problems

with

this product,

contact

TEAC

for a service referral. Do

not

use

the

product

until it

has

been repaired.

CAUTION

• Do

not

expose this apparatus

to

drips

or

splashes.

• Do

not

place any objects filled

with

liquids, such

as

vases,

on

the

apparatus.

• Do

not

install this apparatus in a

confined

space such

as

a

book

case

or

similar unit.

• The apparatus should be located close

enough

to

the

AC

outlet

so

that

you can easily grasp

the

power

cord

plug

at

any time.

•

If

the

product

uses

batteries (including a battery pack

or

installed batteries),

they

should

not

be exposed

to

sunshine,

fire

or

excessive heat.

• CAUTION for products

that

use replaceable

lithium

batteries:

there

is

danger

of

explosion

if

a battery

is

replaced

with

an

incorrect

type

of

battery. Replace

only

with

the

same

or

equivalent type.

CAUTIONS

ABOUT

BATTERIES

This

product

uses

batteries. Misuse

of

batteries could cause a

leak, rupture

or

other

trouble. Always abide by

the

following

precautions

when

using batteries.

• Never recharge non-rechargeable batteries.The batteries

could rupture or leak, causing fire

or

injury.

• When installing batteries, pay

attention

to

the

polarity

indications (plus/minus (ffiI

8)

orientation), and install

them

correctly in

the

battery

compartment

as

indicated.

Putting

them

in backward could make

the

batteries rupture

or leak, causing fire,

injury

or

stains around

them.

• When you store

or

dispose batteries, isolate

their

terminals

with

insulation tape

or

something

like

that

to

prevent

them

from

contacting

other

batteries

or

metallic objects.

• When

throwing

used batteries away,

follow

the

disposal

instructions indicated on

the

batteries and

the

local disposal

laws.

•

Do

not

use batteries

other

than those specified. Do

not

mix

and

use

new

and

old

batteries

or

different types

of

batteries

together. The batteries could rupture

or

leak, causing fire,

injury

or

stains around them.

• Do

not

carry or store batteries

together

with

small metal

objects.The batteries could short, causing leak, rupture or

other

trouble.

• Do

not

heat or disassemble batteries. Do

not

put

them

in

fire or water. Batteries

could

rupture

or

leak, causing fire,

injury

or stains around

them.

• If

the

battery fluid leaks,

wipe

away any fluid on

the

battery

case before inserting

new

batteries.

If

the

battery fluid gets

in an eye, it could cause loss

of

eyesight. Iffluid does enter

an

eye, wash it

out

thoroughly

with

clean water

without

rubbing

the

eye and

then

consult a

doctor

immediately. If

the

fluid gets on a person's

body

or

clothing, it could cause

skin injuries or burns.

If

this should happen, wash it

off

with

clean

water

and

then

consult a

doctor

immediately.

• The

unit

power

should be

off

when

you install and replace

batteries.

• Remove

the

batteries

if

you

do

not

plan

to

use

the

unit

for a

long

time. Batteries could rupture

or

leak, causing fire, injury

or

stains around

them.

If

the

battery fluid

leaks,

wipe

away

any fluid

on

the

battery

compartment

before inserting

new

batteries.

• Do

not

disassemble a battery. The acid inside the battery

could

harm skin

or

clothing.

• For European Customers

Disposal

of

electrical and electronic

equipment

(a)

All electrical and electronic

equipment

should be

disposed

of

separately

from

the

municipal waste stream

via designated collection facilities

appointed

by

the

government

or

the

local authorities.

(b)

By

disposing

of

the

electrical and electronic

equipment

correctly, you will

help

save

valuable resources and

prevent any potential negative effects on

human

health

and

the

environment.

(c)

Improper

disposal

of

waste

equipment

can have serious

effects on

the

environment

and

human

health

as

a result

TASCAM DR-22WL 3

of

the

presence

of

hazardous substances

in

electrical and

electronic

equipment.

(d) The crossed

out

wheeled dust bin A

symbol indicates

that

electrical and electronic

equipment

must

be collected and disposed

of

separately from household waste.

(e)

The return and collection systems are available

••••

to

the

end

users.

For

more detailed information

about

disposal

of

old electrical and electronic

equipment,

please

contact

your city office, waste disposal service

or

the

shop where you purchased

the

equipment.

Disposal

of

batteries

and/or

accumulators

(a)

Waste batteries

and/or

accumulators should be

disposed

of

separately from

the

municipal waste stream

via designated collection facilities

appointed

by

the

government

or

the

local authorities.

(b)

By

disposing

of

waste batteries

and/or

accumulators

correctly, you will help

save

valuable resources and

prevent any potential negative effects on

human

health

and

the

environment.

(c)

Improper

disposal

of

waste batteries

and/or

accumulators

can have serious effects on

the

environment

and

human

health

as

a result

of

the

presence

of

hazardous substances

in batteries

and/or

accumulators.

(d) The crossed

out

wheeled dust bin A

symbol indicates

that

batteries

and/or

accumulators must be collected and disposed

of

separately from household waste.

If

the

battery

or

accumulator contains

more

than

the

specified values

of

lead

(Pb),

mercury Pb, Hg,

Cd

(Hg),

and/or

cadmium

(Cd)

defined in

the

Battery

Directive (2006/66/EC), then

the

chemical symbols for

lead

(Pb),

mercury (Hg)

and/or

cadmium

(Cd)

will be

indicated beneath

the

crossed

out

wheeled

dust

bin

symbol.

(e)

The return and collection systems are available

to

the

end

users. For more detailed information

about

disposal

of

waste batteries

and/or

accumulators, please

contact

your

city office, waste disposal service

or

the

shop

where

you

purchased

them.

4 TASCAM DR-22WL

Wireless equipment precautions

Compliance

of

radio transmitter and

interference

Model for

USA

This device complies

with

Part.15

of

FCC

Rules.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

1)

This device may

not

cause interference, and

2)

This device

must

accept any interference,

including

interference

that

may cause undesired operation.

Labeling

of

authorization

FCC

ID:

YOPGS21

OOMIP

Model for Canada

Compliance

of

radio

transmitter

This device complies

with

Industry Canada licenceexempt

RSS

standard(s). Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

condi-

tions:

(1)

this device may

not

cause interference, and

(2)

this

device

must

accept any interference,

including

interference

that

may cause undesired operation

of

the

device.

Labeling

of

authorization

IC

ID:

9154A-GS21

OOMIP

Compliance

of

interference

This

ClassB

digital apparatus complies

with

Canadian

ICES-003.

CAUTION

Changes or modifications

not

expressly approved by

the

party

responsible for

compliance

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

CAUTION

Authorization

of

wireless devices

are

different in countries

or

regions.

Please

use

only

in

the

country

where you purchased

the

product.

•

Depending

on

the

country, restrictions on

the

use ofWi-Fi

wireless

technology

might

exist.

Confirm

the

laws and regulations

of

the

country

or

region

where you

want

to

use

the

unit

before

use.

Radiation Exposure requirements

This

equipment

meets

the

regulation,

which

is

recognized

internationally, for

the

case

of

human

exposure

to

radio waves

generated by

the

transmitter.

Based on

the

following

two

conditions:

• End-users and installers

must

be provided

with

antenna

installation instructions and transmitter operating

conditions

for satisfying

RF

exposure compliance.

• This

equipment

should be installed and operated

with

minimum

distance

20

em

(8")

between

the

radiator and

your

body.

• Statement

of

compliance

Model for

USA

This device complies

with

FCC

radiation exposure limits set

forth

for

an

uncontrolled

environment.

Model for Canada

The device meets

the

exemption

from

the

routine evaluation

limits in section

2.5

of

RSS

102 and

compliance

with

RSS-1

02

RF

exposure, users can

obtain

Canadian information on

RF

exposure and compliance.

Information for interference

(FCC

requirements)

This

equipment

has

been tested and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits for a

Class

Bdigital device, pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These limits

are

designed

to

provide reasonable

protection

against harmful interference in a residential instal-

lation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and can radiate radio

frequency energy and,

if

not

installed and used in accordance

with

the

instructions, may cause harmful interference

to

radio

communications.

However, there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference will

not

occur

in a particular installation.

Ifthis

equipment

does cause harmful interference

to

radio

or

television reception,

which

can be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference by one

or

more

of

the

following

measures.

• Reorient

or

relocate

the

equipment

and/or

the

receiving

antenna.

• Increase

the

se

paration

bet

ween

the

equipment

and

receiver.

• Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on a circuit different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected

.

• Cons

ult

the

dealer or

an

experienced radio/TV technician

for help.

Declaration

of

Conformity

Model

Number:

DR-

22

WL

Trade Na

me:

TA

SC

AM

Re

sponsible

party:

TEAC

AMERICA,

INC.

Address: 1834 Gage

Road,

Montebello, California,

U

.S.

A.

Telephone

number:

1-323-726-0303

This device complies with Part.15

of

FCC

Rules.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

1)

This device may

not

cause interference, and

2)

This device

must

accept any interference,

including

interference

that

may cause undesired operation.

DECLARATION

OF

CONFORMITY

We,

TEAC

EUROPE

GmbH. Bahnstrasse

12,

65205 Wiesbaden-Erbenheim, Germany

declare in

own

responsibility,

the

TEAC

product

described in this manual

is

in

CE:

compliance

with

the

corresponding technical standards.

Contents

Connecting

the

unit

to

a

smartphone

via Wi-Fi

(second and s

ub

s

equent

times)

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12

Wireless

equipment precautions

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4

Compliance

of

radio transm

itter

and interference

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4

Radiation Exposure

requirements

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4

Information

for interference

(FCC

requirements)

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4

Remote control

of

the

unit

from

a

smartphone

........................

13

File transfer

from

the

unit

to

a

smartphone

....

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13

Quick Reference for

Using

Various

Functions

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14

Messages

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16

Troubleshooting

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17

Names of

Parts

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6 Specifications

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17

Top panel

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6 Ratings

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17

Front panel

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6 Inputs and

output

s

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17

Left side

pane1

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6

Audio

performance

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18

Right side

pane1

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6 Recording times

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18

Bottom

pane1

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6 Requirements

for

connected

computers

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18

Home

Screen

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7

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Preparation

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7

Preparing

the

power

supply

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7

Starting

up

the

unit

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7

General

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l8

1

Setting

the

built-in clock

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8

S

hutting

down

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8

Connecting

monitoring

devices and

headphones

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8

Basic

menu operation procedures

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8

Menu

structure

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8

Recording

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8

Recording Screen

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8

Recording

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9

Menu

structure

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9

Playback

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10

Playing back recordings

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10

Selecting a file

for

playback (skipping)

..

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10

Adjusting

the

playback vo

lume

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10

Using various playback

functions

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10

Menu

structure

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10

Connecting with a Computer

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10

Connecting

the

unit

to

a

computer

by

USB

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10

Exchanging files

with

a

computer

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10

Disconnecting

the

unit

from

a

computer

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10

Settings and Information Display

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10

Turning

the

built-in speaker off..

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10

System Settings

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10

Connecting the unit to a smartphone

via

Wi-Fi.

....................

11

How

to

obtain

and install

the

dedicated

application

(

DR

CONTROL)

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11

Connecting

the

unit

to

a s

martphone

v

ia

Wi-Fi

for

the

first

time

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11

TASCAM DR-22WL

5

Names

of

Parts

Top panel

CD

Built-in stereo

microphone

®

PEAK

indicator

@ -12 dB

indicator

® Display

® Function

buttons

® Scenedial

(J)

It/MENU/.

button

®

~Fast

rewind

button

®

Built-in

mono

speaker

@

RECORD

button

@

PLAY

button

@

~Fast

forward

button

@ Wi-Fi

button

6 TASCAM DR-22WL

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@ Strap

attachment

@ Wi-Fi

indicator

INPUT

LEVEL

volume

control

@ 0 /LINE OUT

jack

@ OUTPUT LEVEL(+/-)

button

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HOLD/<!>I Iswitch

Right side panel

@

USB

port

@ microSD card

slot

@ MIC/EXT IN

jack

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Shows

format

of

the

file being played back.

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Blank: Plug-in

power

function

off

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power

function

on

@ Monitoring

output

01:

Signal

output

from

the

built-in speaker

ttJ:

Signal

output

from

headphones

® Power supply status

When running on battery power, the battery icon shows the

amount

of

power remaining

in

bars~[!!],[]]).

When

the

icon displays

no

bar,

D blinks, and

the

power

subsequently turns

off

due

to

dead batteries.

When using a

TASCAM

PS-P515U

AC

adapter (sold

separately)

or

USB

bus

power,=

is

shown.

® Level meter

® Recorder operation status

These icons show

the

recorder operation status.

Indicator Meaning

• Stopped

II

Paused

.....

Playing back

......

Fast-forwarding

......

Fast-rewinding

~

Skipping

to

the

head

of

the

,....

Skipping

to

the

head

of

the

current file or

of

the

preceding file

(j) File information

® Function button information

® Peak value in decibels (dB)

@ Elapsed time

Shows

the

elapsed

time

(hours:

minutes:

seconds)

of

the

currently playing track.

@ Remaining time

Shows

the

remaining playback

time

of

the

current track

(hours:

minutes:

seconds).

Preparation

Preparing the power supply

• Using AA size batteries

1.

2.

Slide

open

the

battery

compartment

cover

on

the

back

of

the

unit.

Install 2 AA batteries

with

their±

and-

marks

as

shown in

the

battery

compartment.

3.

Close the battery

compartment

cover.

•

Use

theE: HTTE

F.:

\1 T1

/

F'

E

item

of

the

5ETU

F'

page

to

set the

type

of

battery

in order

to

accurately show

the

amount

of

power

remaining and allow

the

unit

to

accurately

determine

whether

enough

power

is

available

for proper operation.

(By

default, this

is

set

to

HL

t:::

HL for

alkaline batteries.)

Starting up

the

unit

Slide

the

HOLD/<!>

I Iswitch

to

the<!>I Iposition until

TH5 CR

t·1

D

P-

2

21.d

L (start-up screen) appears.

The

Home

Screen appears

when

the

unit

starts up.

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DR-22WL

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Setting

the

built-in clock

When

the

unit

is

started

up

for

the

first

time

(or after being left

without

batteries),

the

DHTE.

...-

TI

t·1

E screen appears before

the

start-up screen

to

allow

the

date and

time

to

be

set.

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t·1E

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01

-01

01:

23:

45

m a a a

Press

the

F4D

button

to

move

the

cursor

(highlighted

part),

and use

the

F2 a and F3 a

buttons

to

set

the

date and

time.

When finished setting, press

the

F1

1!;1

button

to

return

to

the

menu

screen.

Shutting down

While

the

unit

is

turned

on, slide

the

HOLD/<!>I Iswitch

to

the<!> I Iposition until L I

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PC

t·1

PEC0

F.:

DE

P

appears on

the

display.

The

power

turns

off

in a

few

seconds.

Connecting monitoring devices and

headphones

To

listen

with

headphones,

connect

them

to

the

0 /LINE OUT

jack.

To

listen

with

an

external

monitoring

system (powered

monitor

speakers or

an

amplifier and speakers),

connect

it

to

the

0 I

LINE

OUT jack.

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Powered monitor

speakers

or

an

amplifier

and

speakers

Basic

menu operation procedures

1.

Press

the

A/MENU/•

button

to

open

the

PEC page

on

the

menu

screen.

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2.

Press

the

F1

B

button

to

open

menu

pages.

3.

Use

the

F2 a

or

F3

D

button

to

select (highlight) a

menu

item

to

set.

4.

Press

the

F4

1111

button

to

show

the

pop-up

setting

screen.

5.

Use

the

F2 a

or

F3 a

button

to

change

the

setting.

6.

Press

the

F1

1!;1

button

to

set a different item in

the

same

menu

page.

7.

Repeat step 2

to

6

as

necessary

to

set

other

items.

s.

When finished, press

the

A/MENU/•

button

to

return

to

the

Home

Screen.

Menu structure

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[INFORMATION

Basic

settings for recording

Convenient functions for playback files

Basic

settings

to

make

the

device easy

to

use

View

information

Recording

Recording Screen

The screen

below

is

shown

when

the

unit

is

in

the

recording

standby state or while recording

is

in progress.

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mode

The recording file format, sampling frequency and stereo/

mono

(5

T

/t·1

0

t·i

0) status

are

shown.

® Low cut

filter

on/off

status

Blank: Low

pass

filter

off

I!!!Iil: Low

pass

filter on

@ Limiter

on/off

status

Blank: Limiter

off

[!Gii:

Limiter on

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Peak reduction

on/off

status

Blank:

Peak

reduction

off

1:.i13:J1:

Peak

reduction on

® Reverb

on/off

status

Icon

On/off

status

Blank Reverb

off

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Reverb on (Recording

with

the

effector on)

REV!

Reverb on

(SEND

status)

® Level

meter

The level

of

input

sound

is

shown.

When

the

auto-recording

function

is

on,

the

level at

which

auto-recording

starts

is

shown

as

a frame.

(j) Pre-recording setting status

Blank: Pre-recording

off

(iii§~:

Pre-recording

on

® Recorder operation status

® Auto-recording setting status

Blank:

Auto-recording

off

el!ii!):

Auto-recording

on

@)

File

name

The file

name

that

will automatically be given

to

the

recorded file

is

shown.

@ Function

button

information

These icons

show

the

recorder operation status.

Indicator

Meaning

...

Recording in standby

or

recording paused

• Recording in progress

@ Peakvalue in decibels (dB)

The peak recording level value

is

shown

digitally.

l!l!IIJ

is

shown

when

recording over

the

maximum

input

level

(-2

dB

or

more).

@ Elapsed recording

time

The elapsed recording

time

of

a recorded file

is

shown

as

hours:

minutes:

seconds.

@ Remaining recording

time

The remaining recording

time

for

the

microSD card

is

shown

as

hours:

minutes:

seconds.

Recording

By

selecting

with

the scene dial, you can record easily

with

an

optimized setting for

the

scene you

want

to

record.

Purpose

Mark

Name

Record easily right away

EZ

EASY

Record

loud

sounds

··~

LOUD

Record a

concert

or chorus

)'

MUSIC

Record

an

instrument

such

as

aguitar ' INSTRUMENT

Record an

interview

'

INTERVIEW

• Recording easily right away

1. Set

the

scene dial to EZ.

2.

Press

the

RECORD

button

to

start recording immediately.

'd·lij

The

inputlevel

is

adjustedautomatically(you cannot

changemanually).

3.

Press

the

ft/MENU/•

button

to

finish recording.

• Recording using selected scene settings

1.

Set

the

scene dial

to

the

scene

(••~/

)'!,!/)you

want

to

record.

2.

Press

the

RECORD

button

to

enter

recording standby.

3.

Use

the

INPUT

LEVEL

volume

control

to

adjust

the

input

level.

To

obtain

higher

quality,

it

is

recommended

that

you

record

as

loud a sound

as

possible.

Raise

the

input

level

so

that

the

-12

dB

indicator

lights green in

order

to

optimize

the

recording level. If

the

input

level

is

set

too

high,

the

sound may be distorted.

To

avoid this,

lower

the

input

level

when

the

PEAK

indicator

lights red.

4.

Press

the

RECORD

button

again

to

start recording.

5.

Press

the

ft/MENU/•

button

to

finish recording.

• Recording using

the

manual

mode

1.

Set

the

scene dial

toM.

2.

Press

the

RECORD

button

to

enter

recording standby.

3.

Use

the

INPUT

LEVEL

volume

control

to

adjust

the

input

level.

To

obtain

higher

quality, it

is

recommended

that

you

record

as

loud

a sound possible.

Raise

the

input

level

so

that

the

-12 dB

indicator

lights green

in

order

to

optimize

the

recording level.

If

the

input

level

is

set

too

high,

the

sound may be distorted.

To

avoid this,

lower

the

input

level

when

the

PEAK indicator lights red.

4.

Press

the

RECORD

button

again

to

start recording.

When recording starts,

the

REC

indicator lights

continu-

ously and

the

display shows

the

elapsed recording

time

and

the

remaining recording time.

5.

Press

the

ft/MENU/•

button

to

finish recording.

• Pausing recording

You

can pause recording and

then

continue

recording in

the

same file.

1.

While recording, press

the

RECORD

button

to

pause.

2.

Press

the

RECORD

button

again

to

resume recording.

Menu structure

REC

FORMAT

SAMPLE

TYPE

PRE

REC

AUTO

FUNC

Set

the

file

format

WAV:

16/24 bit,

MP3: 32

k-320

kbps

Set

the

sampling frequency

44.1/48/96 kHz

(96kHz

forWAV only)

Set

to

mono

or

stereo

MONO,

STEREO

Set

the

pre-recording

function

ON,

OFF

Set

the track incrementation, auto-recording,

and mark function

TRACK

INCREMENT,

AUTO

REC,

PEAK

MARK,

AUTO

MARK

DUAL

FORMAT

Set dual

format

recording

OFF,

MP3: 32

k-320

kbps

COUNT I

NIT

Reset

the

number

used

as

the

file name

PEAK

HOLD Set

the

peak

hold

function

OFF,

ON

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Playback

Playing back recordings

While

the

Home

Screen

is

open and playback

is

stopped, press

the

PLAY

button

to

start playback.

• Pausing

While

the

Home Screen

is

open

and a track

is

playing back,

press

the

PLAY

or

It/MENU/•

button

to

pause playback at

the

current position.

(PAUSE)

• Fast-rewinding and fast-forwarding

(search)

While

the

Home

Screen

is

open, press and

hold

the

~

or

~

button

to

search backward

or

forward.

Selecting a file for playback (skipping)

During playback

or

while stopped, use

the

~

and

~

buttons

to

select

the

file

that

you

want

to

play.

If

you press

the

~

button

when

the

playback position

is

at

the

middle

of

a file, playback will skip

to

the

beginning

of

that

file. Ifyou press

the

~

button

when

at

the

beginning

of

a

file, playback will skip

to

the

next file.

Adjusting

the

playbackvolume

The

volume

of

sound

output

through

the

0

/LINE OUT

jack

can be adjusted using

the

OUTPUT LEVEL(+/-)

button

while

the

Home

Screen

is

open

.

Using various playback functions

1.

While playing back, stopped,

or

paused, set

the

scene

dial

to

......

2.

Use

the

F3

Ill

button

to

select

an

item, and

then

press

the

F4

rill

button

to

enable selection

of

various values.

Please

see

the

Reference Manual for

information

about

playback functions.

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TASCAM DR-22WL

Menu structure

TOOL

MARK

SKIP

MODE

DIVIDE

METRONOME

(Ver1.1

0-supported)

REVERB

SPEAKER

Set

the

mark skip

mode

OFF/ON

Divide a file

Use

the

metronome

function

OFF/ON,

TEMPO,

BEAT

LEVEL,

Set

reverb

SW,

TYPE,

LEVEL,

MODE

Set

the

built-in speaker

OFF,

ON

Connecting with a Computer

You

can transfer

audio

files

on

the

microSD card in

the

unit

to

a

computer

and also transfer audio files from a

computer

to

the

unit.

Connecting

the

unit

to

a computer by

USB

1.

Use

the

included

USB

cable

to

connect

the

unit

to

a

computer.

If

the

power

is

off,

turn

it on.

2. On

the

U

5B 5ELECT screen, select

5

T0

PH

13

E

and press the

PLAY

button

to

connect this unit

to

the

computer.

U

5B connect_.

e

d

will appear on the

display.

3.

When you

open

Com

F"

u

t_.

e

r·

in Windows, this

unit

shows

on

the

computer

screen

as

an

external

volume

named

DR-22WL.

Exchanging files with a computer

Click

the

"DR-22WL:'drive on

the

computer

screen

to

show

the

"MUSIC" and "UTILITY" folders.

To

transfer files

to

the

computer, open

the

"MUSIC"folder and

drag and

drop

the

desired files where you

want

them

to

go.

To

transfer files from

the

computer, drag and

drop

the

desired

audio files

on

the

computer

to

the

"MUSIC''folder.

Disconnecting

the

unit from a

computer

Before

disconnecting

the

USB

cable,

follow

the

proper proce-

dures for

the

computer

to

unmount

this unit.

The

power

turns

off

after

the

unit

completes

its

shutdown

process.

See

the

computer

'soperation manual for instructions

about

how

to

unmount

an

external device.

Settings and Information Display

Turning

the

built-in speaker

off

Select

the

It/MENU/•

button

--. T

00 L

--.

5

F'

E

H

KEF.:

and set

the

speaker

to

0 F

F.

System Settings

Use

the

SETUP

menu

to

customize settings for using

the

unit.

You

can also

perform

operations such

as

initializing settings

and

formatting

microSD cards.

1.

Select

the

It/MENU/•

button

--.

5

ET

UP

--.

a

system setting item, and then press

the

PLAY

button.

2.

Configure necessary settings for each function.

Tascam DR-22WL User manual

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