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Edited Recording onte
Sides A and 8 of a Tape (EDIT)
NOTES
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For discs containing 21 or more tracks, editing is not possible for track numbers 21 and up. (Editing is only possible for up
to 20 tracks.)
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Editing is cancelled
if the CD player's stop button
(MM) or OPEN/CLOSE
button
(&) is pressed.
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Set the deck's reverse
mode
selector to the [>
position.
e Set the cassette tape onto which you. want to record in Oeck 2 with side A on the top when performing the editing
operations. The beginning of the tape is searched for automatically before recording starts.
Note that in some cases it is not possible to record all the tracks on the CD onto the tape, even if the tape is longer than
the total playing time of the CD, due to the combination of the tracks being recorded onto sides A and B.
CD player
Receiver
Press the CD player's
tux
90
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s
OPEN/CLOSE button to
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Load the CD in the disc
tray.
Refer to Page 13.
OPEN/CLOSE
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Press the CD player's
OPEN/CLOSE button.
The disc tray closes.
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The display appears several
TRACK
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SS
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seconds after the disc
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tray closes.
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FUNCTION
Press the receiver's
FUNCTION button to set
the function to "CD".
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Press the EDIT button to
setect the length of the
tape.
Press the EDIT button four
times when using a 60-minute
(C-60) tape.
(The tape length is the total
time for sides A and 8.)
120-minute
90-minute
74minute
tape
tape
When
this is displayed, the desired
recording time can be set.
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Example: For a 36-minute tape:
Use the Kd 44 or DD PPI button to
set to "36".
ff you make a mistake, press the EDIT
button to display "C20", then start
over.
Press the CD player's TAPE
A/B button.
TAPE A/B
The display switches between
the display for sides A and B
each time the button is
pressed. (Use this to check
the extra time on side B.}
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Press the CD piayer's
D (play) button.
NOTE:
Operations marked[R]can also be performed using the remote control unit.
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Only the CD player's STOP and OPEN/CLOSE keys and the cassette deck's STOP key will function during edited recording.
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