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Various ways of recording Two ways of connecting to a sound source The input jack of this recorder works as both digital and analog input jacks. Connect the recorder to a CD player or a cassette recorder using either digital (optical) input or analog (line) input. To record, see " Recording an MD right away!" (page 16) to record using digital (optical) input, and " Recording with analog input (line cable required)" (page 22) to record using analog (line) input. Difference between digital (optical) and analog (line) inputs Difference Digital (optical) input Analog (line) input Connectable Equipment with an digital (optical) source output jack Usable cord Optical cable (with an optical or an optical-mini plug) (page 16) Equipment with an analog (line) output jack Line cable (with 2 phono plugs or a stereo-mini plug) (page 22) Signal from Digital the source Analog Even when a digital source (such as a CD) is connected, the signal sent to the recorder is analog. Recorded track numbers Recorded sound level Marked (copied) automatically • at the same positions as the source (when the sound source is a CD or an MD). • after more than 2 seconds of blank or low-level segment (with a sound source other than a CD or an MD). • when the recorder is paused during synchro-recording (the recorder pauses automatically when it encounters a section with no audio signal for 3 seconds or more). You can erase unnecessary marks after recording. (" Erasing a track mark" , page 44). Marked automatically • after more than 2 seconds of blank or low-level segment. • when the recorder is paused while recording. • automatically at specified intervals when the Auto Time Stamp is on. You can erase unnecessary marks after recording (" Erasing a track mark" , page 44). Same as the source. Can also be adjusted manually (Digital REC level control) (" Adjusting the recording level manually (Manual recording)" , page 27). Adjusted automatically. Can also be adjusted manually (" Adjusting the recording level manually (Manual recording)" , page 27). Note Track marks may be copied incorrectly: • when you record from some CD players or multi disc players using digital (optical) input. • when the source is in shuffle or program play mode while recording using digital (optical) input. In this case, play the source in normal play mode. • when recording BS or CS programs through digital (optical) input. 21-GB

Section	Page
Table of contents	4
Looking at controls	8
The recorder	8
The display window of the recorder	9
The headphones/earphones with a remote control	10
The display window of the remote control	10
Before using the recorder	11
Getting started!	13
Recording an MD right away!	16
Playing an MD right away!	19
Various ways of recording	21
Two ways of connecting to a sound source	21
Recording with analog input (line cable required)	22
Recording for long times	23
To start/stop recording in sync with the source player (Synchrorecording)	24
Recording without overwriting existing material	25
Recording from a microphone	25
Adding track marks automatically at specified intervals (Auto Time Stamp)	26
Adjusting the recording level manually (Manualrecording)	27
Checking the remaining time or the recording position	28
On the recorder	28
On the remote control	29
Setting the clock to stamp the recorded time	30
Copying CD text information while recording (Joint Text)	31
Various ways of playback	34
Selecting a track directly	34
Changing the playback order	34
On the recorder	34
On the remote control	35
To adjust the sound quality (Digital Sound Preset)	36
To change playback speed (Speed Control)	38
Storing the settings for individual discs (Personal Disc Memory)	38
On the recorder	39
On the remote control	39
Checking the remaining time or the playing position	40
On the recorder	40
On the remote control	41
Connecting to a stereo system (LINE OUT)	41
Editing recorded tracks	43
Erasing tracks	43
To erase a track	43
To erase the whole disc	43
Adding a track mark	44
Erasing a track mark	44
Moving recorded tracks	45
On the recorder	45
On the remote control	46
Labeling recordings	46
On the recorder	46
On the remote control	48
Storing phrases frequently used in labeling (Phrase Bank)	49
On the recorder	49
On the remote control	51
Other operation	53
Setting the alarm (Melody Timer)	53
On the recorder	53
On the remote control	53
Protecting your hearing (AVLS)	55
Locking the controls (HOLD)	55
Turning off the beep sound	56
Power sources	57
Battery life	57
Additional information	58
Precautions	58
Troubleshooting	61
System limitations	64
Messages	65
Specifications	68
What is an MD?	69
Índice	74
Controles	78
Grabadora	78
Visor de la grabadora	79
Auriculares/cascos con mando a distancia	80
Visor del mando a distancia	80
Antes de usar la grabadora	81
Procedimientos iniciales	83
Grabación de un MD	86
Reproducción de un MD	89
Opciones de grabación	91
Dos maneras de conectar con una fuente de sonido	91
Grabación con entrada analógica (requiere cable de línea)	92
Grabación de larga duración	93
Cómo iniciar y detener la grabación sincronizada con el reproductor fuente (grabación sincronizada)	94
Grabación sin sustituir el material existente	95
Grabación con un micrófono	95
Cómo añadir marcas de pista automáticamente a intervalos determinados (inserción automática)	96
Ajuste manual del nivel de grabación (grabaciónmanual)	97
Comprobación del tiempo restante o de la posición de grabación	98
En la grabadora	98
En el mando a distancia	99
Ajuste del reloj para incluir la hora de grabación	100
Copia de información de texto del CD durante la grabación (Joint Text)	101
Opciones de reproducción	104
Selección de una pista directamente	104
Cambio del orden dereproducción	104
En la grabadora	104
En el mando a distancia	105
Cómo ajustar la calidad del sonido (preajuste de sonido digital)	106
Cómo cambiar la velocidad de reproducción (control de velocidad)	108
Cómo guardar laconfiguración delosdiscos (memoria del disco personal)	108
En la grabadora	109
En el mando a distancia	109
Comprobación deltiempo restante ode la posición dereproducción	110
En la grabadora	110
En el mando a distancia	111
Conexión a un sistema estéreo (LINE OUT)	111
Edición de pistas grabadas	113
Borrado de pistas	113
Cómo borrar una pista	113
Cómo borrar todo el disco	113
Adición de una marca de pista	114
Borrado de una marca de pista	114
Cambio de orden depistas grabadas	115
En la grabadora	115
En el mando a distancia	116
Etiquetado de grabaciones	116
En la grabadora	116
En el mando a distancia	118
Almacenamiento defrases frecuentes enel etiquetado (banco de frases)	119
En la grabadora	119
En el mando a distancia	121
Otras operaciones	123
Ajuste de la alarma (temporizador de la melodía)	123
En la grabadora	123
En el mando a distancia	123
Protección auditiva (AVLS)	125
Bloqueo de los controles (HOLD)	125
Desactivación delpitido	126
Fuentes de alimentación	127
Duración de la pila	127
Información adicional	128
Precauciones	128
Solución de problemas	131
Limitaciones del sistema	134
Mensajes	135
Especificaciones	138
¿Qué es un MD?	139
Índice	144
Apresentação dos controlos	148
O gravador	148
A janela do visor do gravador	149
Os auscultadores/auriculares com um telecomando	150
A janela do visor do telecomando	150
Antes de utilizar o gravador	151
Como começar	153
Gravar um MD imediatamente!	156
Reproduzir um MD imediatamente!	159
Os vários métodos de gravação	161
Duas maneiras de se ligar a uma fonte de som	161
Gravação com entrada analógica (cabo de linha necessário)	162
Gravar durante períodos muito prolongados	163
Para iniciar/concluir uma gravação em sincronia com o leitor (Gravaçãosincronizada)	164
Gravação sem substituir o material existente	165
Gravar com um microfone	165
Adicionar marcas de faixas automaticamente em intervalos especificados (Registo automático de hora)	166
Regulação manual do nível de gravação (Gravaçãomanual)	167
Verificação do tempo restante ou da posição de gravação	168
No gravador	168
No telecomando	169
Acertar o relógio para que registe a hora degravação	170
Copiar as informações de texto do CD durante a gravação (Juntar texto)	171
Os vários modos de reprodução	174
Selecção directa de uma faixa	174
Alterar a ordem de reprodução	174
No gravador	174
No telecomando	175
Ajustar a qualidade de som (Programação desom digital)	176
Alterar a velocidade de reprodução (Controlo da velocidade)	178
Guardar as programações para discos individuais (Memória pessoal do disco)	178
No gravador	179
No telecomando	179
Verificação do tempo restante ou da posição de reprodução	180
No gravador	180
No telecomando	181
Ligação a um sistema estéreo (LINE OUT)	181
Montagem de faixas gravadas	183
Apagar faixas	183
Para apagar uma faixa	183
Para apagar todo o disco	183
Adicionar uma marca de faixa	184
Apagar uma marca defaixa	184
Mover faixas gravadas	185
No gravador	185
No telecomando	186
Identificar gravações	186
No gravador	186
No telecomando	188
Guardar as frases que utiliza frequentemente na identificação (Bancode frases)	189
No gravador	189
No telecomando	191
Outras operações	193
Programar o alarme (Melody Timer)	193
No gravador	193
No telecomando	193
Protecção dos ouvidos (AVLS)	195
Bloqueio dos controlos (HOLD)	195
Desligar o sinal sonoro	196
Fontes de alimentação	197
Duração das pilhas	197
Informações adicionais	198
Precauções	198
Resolução de problemas	201
Limitações do sistema	204
Mensagens	205
Especificações	208

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Various ways of recording

Two ways of connecting to a sound source

The input jack of this recorder works as both digital and analog input jacks. Connect the

recorder to a CD player or a cassette recorder using either digital (optical) input or analog

(line) input. To record, see “ Recording an MD right away!” (page 16) to record using

digital (optical) input, and “ Recording with analog input (line cable required)” (page 22) to

record using analog (line) input.

Difference between digital (optical) and analog (line) inputs

Note

Track marks may be copied incorrectly:

•

when you record from some CD players or multi disc players using digital (optical) input.

•

when the source is in shuffle or program play mode while recording using digital (optical) input. In

this case, play the source in normal play mode.

•

when recording BS or CS programs through digital (optical) input.

Difference

Digital (optical) input

Analog (line) input

Connectable

source

Equipment with an digital (optical)

output jack

Equipment with an analog (line)

output jack

Usable cord

Optical cable (with an optical or an

optical-mini plug) (page 16)

Line cable (with 2 phono plugs

or a stereo-mini plug) (page 22)

Signal from

the source

Digital

Analog

Even when a digital source (such

as a CD) is connected, the signal

sent to the recorder is analog.

Recorded

track

numbers

Marked (copied) automatically

•

at the same positions as the source

(when the sound source is a CD or an

MD).

•

after more than 2 seconds of blank or

low-level segment (with a sound

source other than a CD or an MD).

•

when the recorder is paused during

synchro-recording (the recorder

pauses automatically when it

encounters a section with no audio

signal for 3 seconds or more).

You can erase unnecessary marks after

recording. (“ Erasing a track mark” ,

page 44).

Marked automatically

•

after more than 2 seconds of

blank or low-level segment.

•

when the recorder is paused

while recording.

•

automatically at specified

intervals when the Auto Time

Stamp is on.

You can erase unnecessary marks

after recording (“ Erasing a track

mark” , page 44).

Recorded

sound level

Same as the source.

Can also be adjusted manually (Digital

REC level control) (“Adjusting the

recording level manually

(Manual recording)” , page 27).

Adjusted automatically. Can also

be adjusted manually (“Adjusting

the recording level manually

(Manual recording)” , page 27).