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Precautions
About power supply
• Be sure to connect the VF160EX to the power supply
specified in the Specifications section of this owner’s
manual. Do not use an AC outlet of any other voltage.
• Do not connect the VF160EX to the same AC outlet
towhich devices that could generate noise (such as a
large motor or dimmer), or the devices that consume
a large amount of power (such as an air conditioning
system or large electric heater) are connected.
• If you use the VF160EX in an area with a different
power voltage, first consult your dealer or the nearest
Fostex service station. You can use the VF160EX with
a power frequency of 50Hz or 60Hz.
• It is very dangerous to use a power cord that is frayed
or damage. In such a case, stop using the VF160EX
immediately and ask your dealer to repair the cord.
• To avoid possible electric shock and damage to the
VF160EX, avoid contact with water or other liquids,
or do not handle the power plug while your hands
are wet.
• To prevent possible electric shock and damage to the
VF160EX, do not remove the main unit cover or reach
the inside the VF160EX.
• Do not let water or other liquid, or metal objects such
as pins, accidentally enter the inside of the VF160EX
because this may lead to electric shock or damage.
Should water enter the inside of the VF160EX, remove
the power plug from AC outlet, and consult your
dealer or the nearest FOSTEX service station.
• To prevent damage to the VF160EX, be sure to power
on the connected devices first, then turn on the power
to the VF160EX. When you remove or connect the
cables to the input/output connectors on the
VF160EX, make sure that the channel faders and
volume controls are set to “0.”
• Before turning the power off to the VF160EX, first quit
setup mode and make sure that the recorder section
is stopped. Especially, never attempt to turn off the
power to the VF160EX while the hard disk is accessing
data (the HD ACCESS LED is lit or flashing).
Otherwise, not only will you lose recorded data, but
you may damage to the VF160EX.
Fostex is not responsible for the data lost during
operation of the VF160EX.
• Before you change the location of the VF160EX, pack
the unit in the shipping carton or an impact-resistant
case. Make sure that the VF160EX is kept free from
external vibration or impact since the VF160EX is
very sensitive to vibration.
• Do not install the VF160EX in locations subject to the
following:
* Extremely high or low temperature, or
significant changes in temperature.
* Excessive humidity or dust.
* Excessive changes in power supply voltage.
* Unstable or significantly vibrating or shaking
surfaces.
* Near a strong magnetic field (such as a TV or
speaker).
• If you move the unit from a place with an excessively
low temperature to a warm place, or if you use the
VF160EX in a room in which the temperature varies
significantly during winter, condensation may occur
on the hard disk or other parts. In such cases, leave
the VF160EX for about an hour in the new location
before you turn on the power.
Note on repair
• The VF160EX does not use any parts that user can
repair easily. Contact your dealer or the nearest
FOSTEX service station to ask about repairs.
• Use the packing carton designed for the VF160EX
when you transport the VF160EX to the dealer for
repair or return. If you have discarded the packing
box, try to pack the VF160EX completely using shock
absorbing materials. Fostex is not responsible for
malfunction or damage due to incomplete packaging
or caused during transport.
About copyrights
• It is prohibited by law to use any part of a CD
recording or video images or audio data for which
copyright is possessed by a third party for
commercial purposes such as contents, broadcasts,
sales, or distribution-any purpose other than for your
personal pleasure.
About damage
• Fostex is not responsible for any “direct damage” or
“indirect damage” caused by using the VF160EX.
- Operation Manual 1
- SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- Precautions 3
- Index for Applications 4
- Please read page 138 5
- Table of Contents 6
- Introduction 8
- Product Features 8
- Before Operating 9
- For DIRECT recording: 10
- For BUSS recording: 10
- RECORDING System 11
- REMAIN Indicator 11
- CHANNEL and TRACK 12
- ADDITIONAL TRACK 12
- [CH STATUS/CH SEL] Key 13
- TIME BASE 14
- Names and Functions 15
- Top Panel 16
- 14. [SCENE-STORE/MAP] Key 17
- Rear Panel 22
- Front Panel 22
- Reformatting the hard disk 23
- Replacing a hard disk 24
- Formatting the new hard disk 26
- Sequencer 28
- PC w/sequence 28
- MIDI OUT 28
- Switching the Time Base 29
- Switching with [DISP SEL] Key 30
- Recording to One Track 31
- DIRECT Recording 31
- WARNING! 32
- RECORDING to 2 Tracks 33
- Locate Function 34
- Locating an event memory 36
- Punch In/Out 37
- • AUTO PUNCH IN/OUT rehearsal 38
- • AUTO PUNCH IN/OUT take 38
- Track Exchange 39
- Equalizer Adjustment 40
- Level Adjustment 40
- PAN Adjustment 40
- Effect Send Level Adjustment 41
- Modifying Effect Type 41
- Mix Down 42
- Description of BUSS RECORD 43
- SCENE SEQ 44
- Recording 46
- <Hints> 50
- Adjusting EQ 51
- Controlling Effect send level 52
- Controlling AUX SEND level 53
- Controlling fader levels 54
- Setting the compressor 54
- Channel view 55
- Effect Edit Mode 56
- Effect types preset for EFF 1 57
- Effect types preset for EFF 2 58
- • To mute the effect sound: 59
- • To cancel muting: 59
- Scene Memory 61
- Level adjust 62
- Fader adjust 62
- Recalling a scene memory 62
- Clearing a scene memory 63
- Scene Event Map 64
- Creating the scene event map 65
- Deleting an event memory 65
- Executing the scene sequence 66
- Chapter 4 Recorder Functions 67
- Variable Pitch Control 68
- Auto Function 69
- Creating a New Program 70
- Selecting a Program 71
- Erasing a Program 71
- Editing a Program Title 71
- Copy & Paste 72
- Move & Paste 72
- Pasting Data 73
- UNDO/REDO Paste 74
- Erasing Data 75
- • Exchange in 8-track units 77
- Applications of DIRECT RECORD 78
- Can’t New PGM! 79
- Over time! 79
- [HOLD/>] 83
- [REWIND] 83
- Connecting the sound source 85
- Preparations to record 85
- Ping-Pong RECORD 86
- Metronome Function 87
- Digital Recording 88
- Selecting a track to record 89
- Starting to record 89
- MIDI Clock Sync System 90
- Connecting external equipment 91
- Setup of the VF160EX 91
- Execution of recording 91
- Setup of external equipment 92
- Confirming MTC sync/MMC 92
- <One Point Advice> 94
- Chain play function 96
- Making the chain play list 97
- Setting the chain play mode 99
- Editing the chain play list 100
- <Note> 101
- Audio CD playback mode 103
- ******About song data****** 106
- •Memory data: 107
- •SETUP mode: 107
- Setting the external device 108
- Saving data 108
- Loading data 110
- Save/Load using CD-RW/CD-R 112
- <Notes on care of disc> 113
- • Creating an audio CD 114
- • Loading an audio CD data 114
- <Hint 1> 116
- <Hint 2> 116
- • To eject the disc 116
- <About load error> 119
- About file names of WAV file: 120
- Saving a WAV file 121
- CD-R/RW drive 123
- ###### 01. WAV 123
- ###### 02. WAV 123
- ###### 24. WAV 123
- Making an audio CD 125
- <Hint> 127
- • If you erase recorded data: 127
- • If you eject the disc: 127
- Program 1 128
- Program 2 128
- Loading from an audio CD 129
- Chapter 7 SETUP mode 132
- To enter the SETUP mode 133
- Deleting a Time Signature 134
- Setting a tempo [“Tempo Set”] 135
- <Notes> 139
- <Important> 142
- Flashing 143
- <Caution> 144
- <CAUTION!> 147
- <Important!> 148
- Trouble Shooting 149
- Having trouble Editing? 150
- Model VF160EX 151
- MIDI Implementation Chart 151
- (Digital Multitracker) 151
- MMC Command List 152
- Inquiry Message List 152
- Recording/Reproducing 153
- Input/Output 153
- Accessories 154
- Block Diagram 155
- Declaration of EC Directive 156
- FOSTEX CO 158
- FOSTEX AMERICA 158
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