Fostex VF-160 Operation Manual page 122

<Notes for selecting more than one program>
When recording more than one program to a CD-RW/
CD-R disc, do not skip any track when assigning pro-
grams to tracks.
If you skip any track, you cannot record data to the
subsequent tracks. In the following example, track 03
is skipped when assigning programs.
So only tracks 01 and 02 will be recorded. Tracks 03
and subsequent tracks can not be recorded.
<Note>
When making an audio CD, if you select a program
which consumes more disc space than the recordable
space of a CD-RW/CD-R disc, " Disk Full! " appears on
the display and you cannot select the program.
10. After specifying the program(s), press the [ENTER/YES] key
while holding down the [RECORD] key.
The VF160 starts recording to the disc, while the display
shows the following screen.
When the recording ends, "Save Completed!" appears on
the screen, while the disc is automatically ejected from
the CD-RW drive.
11.When completed, press the [EXIT/NO] key (or [STOP] key)
to quit the Setup mode.
<Hint>
When a CD-RW disc on which any data is recorded is set,
if you perform step 7 above (i.e. pressing the [ENTER/
YES] key when "CD-DA" is flashing), "Not Empty!" appears
on the display, followed by the screen for selecting
whether erasing recorded data or ejecting the disc.
Flashing
• If you erase recorded data:
Press the [ENTER/YES] key while "ERASE" and "Sure?" are
flashing.
After the key press, the display changes as follows and
the unit starts erasing the data. As the erasing process is
going on, the number of flashing "*" increases.
Flashing
The number of flashing "*" increases.
When erasing is completed, the display shows the same
screen which appears when pressing the [ENTER/YES] key
after selecting "CD-DA" on step 7 above. So follow the
same procedure from step 8 on page 121.
• If you eject the disc:
Use the [JOG] dial to make "Eject" flashing and then press
the [ENTER/YES] key.
The disc is ejected, while "Insert Disk!" appears on the
screen.
When inserting a blank disc, you can go on the next step
(see the procedure described above).
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Flashing
Flashing