Additional Information; Display Message; System Limitations - Sony MXD-D3 Operating Instructions Manual

Additional Information
Display Messages
Th»! following tablets plains the various messages that
appear in the* display. Also. the deck ha* a Self-
Diagnosis Function |m* page I3>.
Message Meaning
Blank Disc
A new (blank l or rrawd Mi) lu», twn
inserted.
Cannot Copy
An attempt was ma.U* t.i make a second
copy from a digitally dubbed Ml) (ur
page Vf).
Cannot lidil
An attempt was made to edit It** Ml>
during Program or Shuttle Play or the Ml»
U record-protected
CDRrror '1 An opcvutional error ha> occurred in llw
CD player >es lion Wall a tew avoodv
and then try the opcrjiion again.
Dtu; Full!!
Hu- MD bi full (mv "Syuleni limitation*"
on ihbi page).
Impoumble The duck cannot do theapecllkd editing
operation
(ht
pagt*s 2b to
M)
Name Fidlll
Ihe rilling capacity of Ihc Ml > ha* n-a. bed
tin limit (about 1,7lXl rlurjeter*).
\s» Disc There to no MDin the deck
No Name Du- disc or track has not been 1 abided
1'remastered
An attempt was nude to record on rlie
print lettered MD
ProgrnrnPull
Hie program i onttins the* maximum
number of track* You cannot
*1
additional tracks
K».*r r>
Ihe deck i» retrying reading data from the
CD (see page
ZS)
Inltlali/e (flashing Thfc happen* when the deck has hern
when \ ou turn on di*.onnected front the* AC power source
the deck) for certain period of lime
System Limitations
The recording .-system in your deck is i.tdicallv different
from those used in cassette ami DA I decks and 1*
characterized by the limitations described below
Note. however. that these limitations are due to the
inherent nature of the MD recording system itself and
not to mechanical causes
"Disc Full'I' lights up even before the MD has reached
the maximum recording time
When 255 track* have been recorded on the MD,
"Disc Full!!" lights up ivgardk-Sfl nl the total recorded time.
Mon* llwn 255 tracks cannot be recorded on the NID To
continue recording. eriiM- unneemoary trod • or uw unotlier
recordable MU
'Disc Full1!" lights up before the maximum number ol
tracks Is reached
fluctuations in ctnphaMi within irack* Mesomethin*
interpreted a* tr.uk interval-. Incrementing «h« track count
and causing Disc Full!'* to light up
The remaining recording time does no! increase even
alter erasing numerous short tracks
I r.»* k» under 12 veconda in length are not rounled and so
cra-ung them may not lead to an Increase in the recording
lime
Some tracks cannot be combined with others
Tin. k combination may become impossible when tracks are
edited
The total recorded time and the remaining time on the
MD may not total the maximum recording time
Recording k done in minimum units of 2 seconds each, no
mailer how short the materiiil IV * ontent* recorded may
thus
be
shorter than the maximum recording capacity.
Dim
spare may aho be further reduced by ncrnu he*
Tracks created through editing may exhibit sound
dropout during search operations
Track numbers are not recorded correctly
liwoimi avUgniTNSit or reminding of I rat k numbers mny
result when CP tr.it k> are divided into several -.mallei tracks
during digital recording Also, when the Irack Marking
Function isaclivatcd during recording, track numbers may
net marked as in the original depending on the program
source
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