Aiwa ADN-1 Operating Instructions Manual page 39

During REC IT recording
You can label a track only. You can input up
to 50 characters.
1
During recording, press EDIT.
The display waits for the input of the
characters.
2
According to steps 3 and 4 in
"Labelling during recording", label a
track.
3
Press YES.ENTER.
The name is labelled on the track.
Labelling after recording
To label an MD, group or track, operate as
follows. You can input up to 100 characters
for each label.
1
When you label an MD or a group,
insert the MD you want to label and
stop operation.
When you label a track, play the track
you want to label.
2
Press EDIT repeatedly until "Track
Name," "Disc Name," or "GP Name"
appears in the display, and press
YES.ENTER.
3
Label the MD, group or track according
to steps 3 and 4 on page 38.
4
Press YES.ENTER.
The name is labelled on the MD, group
or track.
To change the name
According to steps 1 and 2 on this page,
make the disc name, group name or track
name you want to change appear in the
display.
Replace the old name with a new one, and
press YES.ENTER.
Tip
When using an MD that has been already labelled,
a disc name, group name or track name appears in
the display at the time of labelling. Change the
name according to step 3 and 4 on page 38, if
necessary, then press YES.ENTER to confirm the
new name.
Notes
• Entering two slash characters ("//") in a group
name, for example "abc//def", may cause the
Group function not to work correctly.
• "LP:" will be automatically added to the
beginning of names of tracks recorded in LP2 or
LP4 mode.
• After you stop editing,
do not disconnect the
mains lead or move the player while
"TOC EDIT" is flashing in the display. If
you do so, editing may not be done properly.
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