Sanyo DC-X801 Instruction Manual page 9

The track 3 will be interrupted.
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RECORDING COMPACT DISCS
EDIT RECORDING
Preparations
1. Place the cassette upon which the recording is to be
made in the cassette deck (TAPE B side) then rewind
the tape to the beginning.
2. Press the CD FUNCTION switch and place the compact
disc in the CD player. _
3. Make sure that the CD player is in the initial stop mode.
If not, press the STOP switch of the CD player.
4. Set the REVERSE MODE lever of the cassette deck to
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5. Press the REC button of the cassette deck completely
to the locked-in position. The deck is ready for record-
- ing.
Types of edit recording
The following edit recording operations can be performed.
Backward skip edit recording
This type of recording is the easiest to perform and it does
not involve the tape length setting.
Press the EDIT switch of the CD player once.
Time edit recording
Tracks are automatically programmed by separating them
for the sides A and B of a tape so that they can be recorded
within the specified time. (Tracks are edited so that the
remaining tape time becomes to be minimum.)
Press the EDIT switch then select the tape length by
pressing the EDIT switch (within 3 seconds).
Programme edit recording
Tracks are recorded in desired order within the specified
tape length.
Press the EDIT switch, select the tape length by press-
ing the EDIT switch (within 3 seconds) then press the
MEMORY/CHECK switch (within 3 seconds).
Make a programme.
Press the PLAY/PAUSE switch.
Note:
- To prevent cut-off of recording in the leader tapes on
tape sides A and B, the recording is automatically started
after about 8 seconds.
- Material can be recorded with unrecorded blanks last-
ing about 5 seconds created automatically.
- For time edit recording or programme edit recording,
editing can be done for up to track 15. It cannot be done
for track 16 or more.
- To stop edit recording at any time, press the STOP
switch of the CD player. The CD player set to the stop
mode. The editing mode is still operational.
To release this mode, press the STOP switch once
again.
Then press the STOP/EJECT button of the cassette
deck.
- After the edit recording has been started, the unit will not
accept the CD function switches except STOP and
OPEN/CLOSE switches.
- To record material from an interim position on the tape,
proceed with manual recording.
Example:
A disc with 8 tracks is prepared and playing times of each
track are as follows:
Track no. 1
11 min. 9 sec.
Track no. 2 7 min. 26 sec.
Track no. 3
4 min. 37 sec.
Track no. 4 9 min. 21 sec.
Track no. 5
10 min. 0 sec.
Track no. 6 3 min. 48 sec.
Track no. 7 2 min. 59 sec.
Track no. 8 1 min. 10 sec.
Backward skip edit
recording (Fig. 12)
SIDE A
The track 5 will be interrupted.
Example:
The tape to be used is 46 min (23 min./one side)
1. Press the EDIT switch once.
The CD display and CD operation indicator(s) show as:
"- -" EDIT
After about 3 seconds, recording of side A is started
automatically. The CD player will start play in sequence
from track 1 after 8 seconds waiting.
"1" PLAY, EDIT, SIDE A
- If the REC button of the cassette deck has not de-
pressed, the player will go to pause mode. In this
case, press the REC button
completely to the locked-
in position by one time. The edit recording will start.
Fig. 12
If the REC button is not pressed completely, proper
edit recording cannot be done.
When the automatic reverse has activated on the cas-
sette deck, a return is made to the start of the track being
played and the CD player will start play after 8 seconds
waiting.
"3" PLAY, EDIT, SIDE B
- If the REVERSE MODE lever of the cassette deck has
set in
, the CD player will go to pause mode at
the end of side A. In this case, turn the cassette
around and reinsert it then press the REC butt°,
completely.
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