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4-2 AUTOLOCATOR
FUNCTIONS
It Setting
Cue Points
0 Checking
Cue Points
3 Changing
Cue Points
To "fine tune" a cue point recalled into the LOCATE TIME window :
I. Press the increment UP and DOWN keys until the display shows the correct time
point.
A maximum of 99 cw points cz~" be stored into memory, to which you czm have the
tape be autolocated by pressing LOC.
Cue points cao be specified on the fly or with the numeric keys.
(1) On the Fly
Auto Storage :
During play, hit CUE STR at the desired moment,
If, when II~ MEMORY NO. is displayed, you hit CUE SIR, the TAPE TIME display
at that moment is loaded into the LOCATE TIME window and stored into the lowest
memory register available.
If a MEMORY NO. is displayed, sa.y "02" for instance,
the captured time is stored into the "03" memory register.
If "99" is displayed,
the
time is stored into the "01" register. (The "00" memory
register
is for storing
a
relative reference point, page 4 - IO,)
Manual Storage :
During play, hit the V key. The TAPE TIME at that momem will be read into the
LOCATE TIME window. Then press STR and specify a MEMORY NO, with the
numeric keys. To enter numbers lower than 10, first enter "O."As soon as you enter
two digits into the MEMORY NO. window, the captured tape time is stored into that
number's memory register.
(2) With the numeric
keys
1. Enter the desired tape times with the numeric keys into the LOCATE TIME
window,
2. Press STR.
3. Press two digits on the keypad. They will be entered into the MEMORY
NO,
window. To enter numbers lower than IO, first enter "0."
As soon as two digits are entered, the current LOCATE TIME is stored into that
memory register.
I. Press RCL.
2. Press two digits which represent the memory from which you w.m to recall a cue
point, this recalls the cue point in that register into the LOCATE TIME window.
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