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CD DUBBING
— By entering the playing time of a cassette with
EDIT or WARP, you let the unit determine how
many and which tracks of a CD will fit on each
side of the cassette. In this way the recording of
only part of a track is prevented.
A maximum of
30 tracks can be recorded in this manner.
— With EDIT the tracks are recorded in the order in
which they are on the CD. With WARP the se-
quence is sometimes changed in order to use
the available playing time on the first side optt-
mally. In this way the time needed for the transt-
tion from one to the other side is kept as short
as possible.
— After you have pressed EDIT or WARP, using
CHAIN
and SPACE you can choose
between
CHAIN EDIT and AUTO SPACE. CHAIN EDIT re-
duces longer pauses between the tracks to the
minimum
time needed. AUTO
SPACE
inserts
pauses of longer than 4 seconds. You may omit
this step and dub the CD as it was recorded.
— If you make a mistake when selecting the possi-
bilities, you can correct it by pressing ™ and
starting again.
Dubbing a CD or a program
Press CD.
Close the CD tray with «.
lf you want to record a program store thisnow.
Insert a cassette in DECK 2.
Check that the tape is completely rewound.
Set the tape cycle switch to C_.
To dub with the Dolby NR system, set DOLBY
NR to ON.
Press EDIT or WARP.
— AUTO EDIT or WARP EDIT appear on the dis-
play and CHAIN EDIT and AUTO SPACE flash.
You also see C -.
e lf required, press CHAIN or SPACE.
— CHAIN EDIT or AUTO SPACE remains Iit.
e Using the digit buttons, enter the total playing
time of the cassette.
— This number appears after C -.
— Shortly afterwards the number
indicator 1-20
shows in turn which tracks will be recorded on
side A and B. The number of tracks together
with their total playing time is also shown. The
indication — lights up if there are more than 20
tracks. The LED next to CD » DECK 2 flashes.
e Press CD » DECK 2 to start dubbing.
— The LED next to CD » DECK 2 lights up, as do
the LEDs of REC/PAUSE and ». AUTO EDIT or
WARP EDIT remains lit and the number indica-
tor shows the tracks for side A.
— When these have been dubbed, the CD player
goes to the pause mode and the tape is fast for-
warded to the end.
— After the direction of play is changed, the LED
of < lights up and dubbing is resumed. The
number indicator now shows the tracks for side
B
— When these have been dubbed also, the CD and
the tape stop. All LEDs go out. The display
shows once more the number of tracks and the
playing time of the CD or the program.
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Notes:
~ When dubbing only @ of the CD and cassette
deck buttons works. Only use this if you want to
stop prematurely.
— Before dubbing starts, you can display the re-
maining playing time of the cassette with TIME.
— If you have pressed CHAIN, the cassette stops
after each track for a short while in order to ob-
tain pauses of equa! duration.
— If you do not give any new command after the
last track has been recorded, the unit switches
itself off automatically after 20 minutes.
Dubbing several CDs or programs on the same
cassette
While retaining the entered playing time, it is pos-
sible to dub several CDs or programs on the same
cassette.
e Press LINK before pressing EDIT or WARP.
The display shows LINK.
Proceed for the first CD as described above.
After recording the first CD, insert the next one.
Press EDIT or WARP again.
Press CD » DECK 2 to resume dubbing.
After inserting each next CD, repeat the latter
two actions.
When you have finished, press LINK again.
— LINK goes out.
Note: You must store each subsequent program
before pressing EDIT or WARP.
DUBBING CASSETTES
- While dubbing a cassette, you can listen to an-
other sound source if you want. So it 1s not nec-
essary to press TAPE.
— You can select between dubbing at two speeds:
NORMAL SPEED or HIGH SPEED.
e Insert the cassette to be dubbed in DECK 1 and
the empty cassette in DECK 2, both with the full
spool on the left.
e Set the tape cycle switch to C.
e Press NORMAL SPEED or HIGH SPEED to start
dubbing.
~- The LED next to the button selected lights up,
as do the LEDs of REC/PAUSE and the PLAY
buttons >.
— When the direction of play is changed, the LEDs
of the PLAY buttons < light up.
— When the two sides of the cassette have been
dubbed, the tape stops. All LEDs go out.
Notes:
— During dubbing only @ of the cassette deck but-
tons works. Only use this if you want to stop
prematurely.
-— If the cassette in DECK 7 is shorter than that in
DECK 2, it stops and the cassette in DECK 2 Is
wound on to the end. The direction of play is
then reversed and dubbing is resumed.
— lf the cassette in DECK 2 is shorter than that in
DECK 7, it stops and the cassette in DECK 1 Is
wound on to the end. The direction of play is
then reversed and dubbing is resumed.
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