Tascam SS-CDR250N - Networkable Solid-State Audio Recorder

Name: Tascam SS-CDR250N - Networkable Solid-State Audio Recorder
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The Tascam SS-CDR250N is a professional 1U rack-mounted solid-state audio recorder engineered for ...

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The Tascam SS-CDR250N is a professional 1U rack-mounted, 2-channel audio recorder designed for studio engineers, broadcast professionals, and retail AV integrators who require high-resolution 96 kHz / 24-bit capture and reliable network-based file management. Its primary strength lies in its robust FTP client functionality and dual-media backup capabilities, ensuring critical audio is always stored safely; however, users should note that advanced networking features like Dante support require an additional interface card.

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Model Part Number	SS-CDR250N
Brand	Tascam

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FAQs

Can I record to a USB flash drive and an SD card at the same time?

Yes, the unit provides flexible storage management, allowing you to route recording tasks to your preferred media.

How do I control the recorder remotely?

You can use the dedicated Tascam control app available for iOS, Android, Windows, or Mac, or utilize the RS-232C serial/parallel ports for custom integrations.

Does it support Dante audio networking?

It is Dante-compatible, but requires the installation of the optional IF-DA2 interface card, which is sold separately.

What should I do if there is a power outage during recording?

The SS-CDR250N features an automatic file-closing process that protects and saves the data being recorded at the moment of power loss.

Can I use the unit as a stand-alone player?

Yes, it functions as a comprehensive media player with various modes, including program, random, and single playback.

Troubleshooting

Unit does not recognize the SD card

Ensure the card is SD, SDHC, or SDXC type with a maximum capacity of 128GB and format the card using the internal formatting tool.

FTP upload is failing

Verify the network settings, specifically the gateway and DNS, and ensure the server credentials are correctly entered in the FTP configuration menu.

No sound from microphones

Confirm that the +48V phantom power is switched on if using condenser mics and check the input level settings in the master menu.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Reliable backup recording via dual SD card slots
Automated file archiving via built-in FTP client
Supports high-resolution 96 kHz / 24-bit audio
Professional rack-mount form factor
Versatile control options including network apps and serial remotes

Cons

Dante compatibility requires a separately purchased interface card
Steep learning curve for complex network and event list programming
No built-in Ethernet functionality for direct LAN connectivity without manual configuration

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install the unit, secure it in a standard 1U rack space and ensure there is adequate ventilation around the chassis to maintain an operating temperature between 5 and 35 °C. For network setup, connect the rear LAN terminal to your local network and configure the FTP settings using the internal menu or the remote application.

Ensure your SD cards are formatted within the device for optimal performance and compatibility (supports up to 128 GB). When using the phantom power feature, always connect your microphones before enabling the +48V switch to avoid equipment damage. Regularly update the firmware via the Tascam support portal and keep the laser pickup clean if using the CD recording function to ensure long-term reliability. Always power down the unit using the front power switch before disconnecting the AC power cable to avoid damaging the file system.