Disc Name - Kenwood DMC-J7R Instruction Manual

Combine
1
Start playing the last of the two tracks you
want to combine, and press the 38 but-
ton.
The unit will enter the pause mode.
2
Press the EDIT/AUTO MARK button to
select "COMBINE".
1
To combine the fifth
and sixth tracks
3
Press the ENTER/SYNC/F.PLAY button.
To cancel the operation, press the
button.
3
(Confirming the combination)
4
Press the ENTER/SYNC/F.PLAY button
again.
The two tracks will be combined, and the
unit will be paused at the beginning of the
combined track.
The numbers assigned to the tracks fol-
lowing the combined track will be decrea-
sed by one automatically.
To combine two
tracks:
First, put the two tracks next to each other in
the order you want using the MOVE function
(page 30). Then combine them using the
COMBINE function.
When one or both tracks to be
combined have a name:
The first track name will be used. However,
when the first track does not have a name,
the second track name will be used.
In the following cases, tracks cannot be
combined.
Tracks recorded in the monaural long-play
mode and tracks recorded in the stereo
mode.
Tracks recorded from digital inputs and
tracks recorded from analogue inputs.
Tracks whose recording time is less than
12 seconds.
2
/ OFF
non-contiguous
31

Disc name

Discs can be named using a maximum of
100 characters.
Up to 1,700 characters (approximately)
can be used in the disc and track names
on a single MiniDisc.
1
Whilst in the stop mode, press the
EDIT/AUTO MARK button to select "DISC
NAME".
2
Press the ENTER/SYNC/F.PLAY button.
The unit will enter the character input
mode.
To cancel the operation, press the
button.
1
3
Press the CHARACTER button repeatedly
to select the type of characters.
The first 3 characters in the group of the
selected characters will be displayed for
about 1 second.
!"# (Symbols)
ABC (Capital letters)
4
Press the + or - button repeatedly to select
the first letter in the name.
When the button is pressed continuously,
the displayed character will change rapi-
dly.
3
/ OFF
2
Cursor
4