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Creating a new group when recording, To select microphone sensitivity, Select SENS HIGH or SENS

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Creating a new group when recording By pressing REC, you can set the recorder to create a new group automatically each time you record. This is convenient when recording several CDs in succession. . • REVIEW • AMS, > • CUE • AMS MENU/ ENTER To select microphone sensitivity . • REVIEW • AMS, > • CUE • AMS MENU/ ENTER 1 While the recorder is stopped, enter the menu and select "REC SET" " : REC". 2 Select " : REC ON". To turn the setting to normal Select " : REC OFF" 1 Enter the menu and select "REC SET" - "MIC SENS". 2 Select "SENS HIGH" or "SENS LOW". SENS HIGH (factory setting): Use this setting when recording soft or normal volume sounds (such as conversations). SENS LOW: Use this setting when recording loud sounds or sound at close range (such as a narration or a music concert, etc.) 39

Section	Page
Looking at the controls	9
Preparing a power source	12
Recording an MD right away!	13
Playing an MD right away!	16
Various ways of recording	18
Long-time recording (MDLP)	18
Recording from a stereo microphone	19
Recording from externally connected equipment	20
Recording with digital (optical) input (Digital Recording)	21
Recording from a TV or radio (Analog Recording)	22
To start/stop recording in sync with the sound source (Synchrorecording)	23
Adding track marks while recording	24
Adding track marks manually	24
Adding track marks automatically (Auto Time Stamp)	24
Various ways of playback	26
Changing the sound mode	26
Changing playback speed (Speed Control)	26
Selecting the play mode (Single Play/ Repeat Play)	27
Editing recorded tracks	29
Adding a track mark	29
Erasing a track mark	29
Moving recorded tracks (Move)	30
Erasing tracks (Erase)	31
To erase a track	31
To erase the whole disc	31
Using the group function	32
Using the group function	32
Using the group function when recording	32
Recording tracks to a new group	32
Recording a track to an existing group	33
Using the group function when playing	33
Playing a track in group play	33
Editing groups	34
Assigning tracks or groups as a new group (Group Setting)	34
To release a group setting	35
Moving a track in a disc with group setting	35
Changing the order of a group on a disc (Group Move)	36
To erase a group	37
Other operations	38
Useful settings	38
How to use the menu items	38
Creating a new group when recording	39
To select microphone sensitivity	39
Starting an operation quickly (Quick Mode)	40
Using an optional foot control unit	40
List of menus	41
Power sources	42
When to replace the batteries	42
Battery life	42
Using house current	43
Additional information	44
Precautions	44
Specifications	47
Troubleshooting and explanations	48
Troubleshooting	48
While recording	48
While playing	50
While Editing	51
While using group function	52
Others	52
Messages	53