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Programme
edit
recording
The desired selections
can be rearranged
and recorded
on the tape within
a designated
tape length.
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Example:
To record onto a 46-minute
tape
Unrecorded
blank
SIDE A 23 min.
"
Manual
reverse
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Unrecorded
blank
1.
Press the EDIT button
until "C-46"
appears.
2.
Press the CD MEMORY
button.
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SIDE A
The remaining
time on side A is shown
on the time display.
3.
Select
the track
to be recorded
by using
the SKtP/SEARCH
buttons.
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4.
Press the CD MEMORY
button.
"PROG."
remains
lit.
5.
Repeat steps 3-4 to program me the tracks to be recorded onto side A.
If a track exceeding
the remaining
time on side A is selected,
its playtime
blinks on the display.
Backward
skip edit recording
StDE B 23 min.
When the CD MEMORY
button
is pressed,
"SIDE A" disap-
pears and "SIDE B" appears.
The remaining
time on side B
appears
on the display.
This
and subsequent
tracks
are
recorded
onto side B.
6.
Repeat steps 3-4 to programme
the tracks to be recorded onto side B.
If a track exceeding
the remaining
time
on side B is pro-
grammed,
"Err" will appear on the display
for 4 seconds.
7.
Load a C-46 cassette into deck B to record side A.
8.
Press the REC button.
9.
Press the PLAY/PAUSE
button.
The total play time for side A is displayed.
The total playtime
for side B is displayed.
Recording
starts automatically
from the first programmed
track.
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SIDE A
Example:
10. Follow
steps 5-6
of "Time
edit recording".
This type of reco~ding
is the easiest-to
perform
and the tape length
setting
is not required.
The track 4 wi!l be interrupted.
SIDE A
4
1
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2
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a
4
B
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B
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Manual
reverse
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5
4
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Record from the beginning
of a track.
The track 8 will be interrupted.
1.
Press the EDIT button
until "C- - -" appears.
5.
2.
Load a cassette.
3.
Press the REC button.
4.
Press the PLAY/PAUSE
button.
Recording
starts on side A.
MANUAL RECORDING
SIDE B
Follow
steps 5-6 of "Time
edit recording".
When the tape stops automatically
at the end of side B, CD play
also stops.
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1.
Set the FUNCTION
switch to CD.
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2,
Load a disc and cassette.
3.
Press the REC button
of the deck. (The deck B enters the record
For programmed
recording,
programme
the material
in ad-
pause mode.)
4.
Press the PLAY/PAUSE
button
of the CD player.
CD recording
vance (as described
under "PROGRAMMED
PLAY").
starts.
RECORDING FROM THE TUNER OR AUX/VIDEO
INPUT
1.
Tuneinthe
radio station to rerecorded,
orplayan
auxiliary/video
When beat interference
k heard
source.
A high-pitched
noise called
"beat"
is sometimes
heard during
the
2.
Load the cassette for recording.
recording
of radio broadcasts.
3.
Press the REC button
to start recording.
In cases like this, set the DUBBING/BEAT
CANCEL
button
to the
4.
Press the STOP/EJECT
button
to stop recording.
position
that reduces the level of the beat noise.
When the end of the tape has been reached,
automatic
stop will
be activated.
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