For Sc-Eh600; One-Touch Editing.38; Recording Onto Left Over Space On Tapes (Link) - Technics SC-EH600 Operating Instructions Manual

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Recording from compact discs
For SC-EH600
DECK 2 only
There are 2 ways to record from compact discs, normal recording and
one-touch editing.
Norma! recording EH
In normal recording, no blank space is left at the end of side A. But,
this means a track will be cut off in the middle when the end of the
side is reached. Tins method can also be used to record onto a tape
from a desired point halfway through one side, or to record from
programmed CDs.
One-touch editing [Al EDIT] E
The tape deck automatically reads the length of the loaded tape, and
then calculates which tracks go on which side of the tape so that no
track is cut in the middle when the tape reaches either end.
Recording will begin from the first track of the disc shown on the
display. It will continue through the last track on disc 5 and will then
stop automatically.
One-touch editing operation:
1. The cassette deck will fast-forward and rewind to measure its
length.
2. The cassette deck will advance the tape beyond the leader tape,
and then stop.
3. The CD changer assigns tracks to tape side A and B, and displays
the result. In addition to the above information, the remaining
time of tape side A and B will be displayed.
4. Actual recording starts.
5. When the first CD has been recorded, the deck will start recording
the next CD if there is enough room on the tape. If so, "LINK" will
appear on the display.
Notes
• Use a tape of under 99 minutes.
• You cannot edit-record tracks numbering higher than 24.
• In one-touch editing, you cannot record from programs that contain
selections from two or more discs.
Recording onto left over space on tapes (LINK):
After the edit-recording of loaded CDs have finished, you can subse¬
quently edit-record other CD(s) on the remaining blank portion of the
tape.
This function is convenient when recordmg from 8 cm CDs succes¬
sively.
For your reference:
It is better to use a tape slightly longer than the CD playing time when
recording.