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Recording of CD playback (CCRS) (M-97)
@ FADE recording
This function allows to provide fade-out and fade-in
at the location where the tape is reversed.
1 Set up Deck B ready for recording.
® Insert the cassette tape.
Tape to be recorded
amy
® Set the tape
transport direction.
@® Select the tape side(s)
to be recorded.
DIRECTION
: Two-side recording
: One-side recording
@® Select the Dolby NR mode.
DOLBY
NA
2. Select the CD/LD input.
3 Insert the disc in the CD player.
4 Select the CD playback mode.
TRACK
|: For recording in order of track Nos.
PGM
|: For recording in order of programming.
Notes:
DOLBY NR key
DIRECTION select key
CCRS keys
MODE
key
5 Select the FADE recording mode.
Press the[ MODE] key.
MODE
&
FADE
|-> ERASE —
|
The mode changes every time the key is pressed.
6 Press the
key.
Normal-speed recording
Nor
CCRS
HIGH
Noa
_CCRS HIGH
Double-speed recording
e
or[ NOR. ] is displayed in the display.
Recording occurs as shown below.
——— > fade-out in the middle of C
Fade-out
Fade-in in the middle of C
1. When the | CCRS|
key is pressed during CD play, the playback is interrupted and CCRS setting operation starts.
2. The CCRS searches the peak level on a CD in a limited period of about 60 seconds. Therefore, it could happen that the optimum level
cannot be adjusted, through it is a very rare case.
3. lf the length of a track on the CD is extremely long such as with a classical music, the CCRS cannot be used because the music cannot
be fit in one side of tape. In such a case, the CD should be recorded referring to "Synchro recording of CD playback".
4, When the remaining length of a tape is short, the erase recording may be carried out at the end of the tape.
5. When a music piece at the end of the tape is to fade out, if the space between this piece and the previous piece is small, a portion of
the end of the previous pieces may also be erased.
60
= _-97/97MIEn)
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