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Recording from Compact Discs
1
Prepare the
cassette deck.
2
Enter the
track numbers.
5
Adjust the
recording level.
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You can make an original tape consisting of your favorite tracks, in
any sequence desired.
The maximum number of tracks allowable for editing is 20 and the
biggest track number allowable for editing is 20. The edit function
does not work for more than 20 tracks nor the track number over
20.
1
Prepare the cassette deck for recording.
(See page 21.)
2
Enter the desired track numbers and the de¬
sired sequence.
(See page 14.)
Total number of
Total time of programmed tracks
programmed tracks
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In the edit mode, silent gaps of approximately 3 seconds will
be automatically inserted between tracks automatically (auto
space function).
3
Press TAPE LENGTH to select the tape length.
(See step 2 on page 20.)
Number of tracks to be recorded on side A
Last track of side A
Remaining time on side A
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4
Press SIDE A/B to view the time remaining on
side B.
A minus (-) sign on the remaining time display indicates that
the total time of programmed tracks exceeds the tape length,
and the programmed contents should be changed.
(See page 23.)
Minus sign
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Side B
5 Adjust the recording level on the cassette
deck.
(Follow steps 3 and 4 on page 20.)
6 Press ► PLAY to start.
Recording on the cassette deck will start at the same time.
• If the cassette deck is set to auto-reverse, recording on tape side
B will begin automatically.
•When recording on tape side B has finished, the CD player will
automatically stop and the cassette deck will switch to recording
standby mode.
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