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RECORDING USING THE OPTICAL DIGITAL CABLE This is the method of recording digital signals lion CDs or tiADs exactly as they are stored on the original. Compared to recordings made from analogue moms, digital recordings have extremely higfrquality sound. 1 Correct the extenal equipment. (See page ) 2 stenrecording. Sentare recording: Page 10 Before Starting a sonchro recording, perform the lolowing steps of the equipment connected to his alit. (1I First, put it it the plapack mode. 12) Next, putt in the pause mode. IN Finally. position it at the herring of the track you want to record (I) Insert a recordable M niDisc. and then press the • REC button. (2)Press Me ENTER/SYNC button (3) Stan theeplayback on,he egdipmeni d to this mil. Manuel recording, Page in (1) Insert a recordable MinDisc, anc then press the • REC button (2) Press the 0.11 button • When recording from digital inputs, ft m not necessary tc ad dst the recording level. There are cases where digital recording may be impossible. In the following cases digital recording la rtrossible even - you arc using digital cables Ydnen you aftempt to make a rew digital recorong from a track ttat was digitally reported on a Nmlolsd • PliniDiscs are designed so Mal only firsi oenealiot digital copies can made, furter digital copies are prevented by the SCMS (Serial Cory Management System; I Playbei t Digital caplet Recording CD Mplayer, MP - plater etc op miry recordedMinDsc ati km- Playback Digital cable Recording I Analogue recording Is ' ) possible. Notes: • This unit incorporates a sampling rate convener. When Ms un t is connected to digital equipment such as CSBS tuners or DAT tape recorders that use a dement sampling frequency (32 kHz or 45 kHz), recordings can still be made. The sampling frequency of this out is 44.1 kHz.) • When making a digital seceding limn a portable CD player (if the player has a sourd skip prevention lunation and this function is turned on) the optical output will drop cut and digital recording mi ll not be passible. Be sure to turn the sound sk p prevention (anchor off. E-12

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RECORDING
USING
THE
OPTICAL
DIGITAL
CABLE
This
is
the
method
of
recording
digital
signals
lion
CDs
or
tiADs
exactly
as
they
are
stored
on
the
original.
Compared
to
recordings
made
from
analogue
moms,
digital
recordings
have
extremely
higfrquality
sound.
1
Correct
the
extenal
equipment.
(See
page
)
2
stenrecording.
Sentare
recording:
Page
10
Before
Starting
a
sonchro
re
cording,
perform
the
lolowing
steps
of
the
equipment
connected
to
his
alit.
(1I
First,
put
it
it
the
plapack
mode.
12)
Next,
putt
in
the
pause
mode.
IN
Finally.
position
it
at
the
herring
of
the
track
you
want
to
record
(I)
Insert
a
recordable
M
niDisc.
and
then
press
the
REC
button.
(2)Press
Me
ENTER/SYNC
button
(3)
Stan
th
e
e
playback
on,
he
egdipmeni
d
to
this
mil.
Manuel
recording,
Page
in
(1)
Insert
a
recordable
MinDisc,
anc
th
en
press
the
REC
button
(2)
Press
the
0.11
button
When
recording
from
digital
inputs,
ft
m
not
necessary
tc
ad
dst
the
recording
level.
There
are
cases
where
digital
recording
may
be
impossible.
In
the
following
cases
digital
re
cording
la
rt
rossible
even
-
you
arc
using
digital
cables
Ydnen
you
aftempt
to
make
a
rew
digital
recorong
from
a
track
ttat
was
digitally
reported
on
a
Nmlolsd
PliniDiscs
are
designed
so
Mal
only
firsi
oenealiot
digital
copies
can
made,
furter
digital
copies
are
prevented
by
the
SCMS
(Serial
Cory
Management
System;
I
Playbei
t
Digital
caplet
CD
player,
Mayer,
MP
-
plater
etc
Recording
op
miry
recordedMinDsc
a
ti
Playback
Digital
cable
km
-
Recording
I
Analogue
recording
Is
'
)
possible.
Notes:
This
unit
incorporates
a
sampling
rate
convener.
When
Ms
un
t
is
connected
to
digital
equipment
such
as
CSBS
tuners
or
DAT
tape
recorders
that
use
a
dement
sampling
fr
equency
(32
kHz
or
45
kHz),
recordings
can
still
be
made.
Th
e
sampling
frequency
of
this
out
is
44.1
kHz.)
When
making
a
digital
seceding
limn
a
portable
CD
player
(if
the
player
has
a
sourd
skip
prevention
lunation
and
this
function
is
turned
on)
the
optical
output
will
drop
cut
and
digital
recording
mi
ll
not
be
passible.
Be
sure
to
turn
the
sound
sk
p
prevention
(anchor
off.
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