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Notes
• MDs recorded in MDLP (LP2 or LP4) mode should
be played back on a system that supports MDLP
mode. These MDs cannot be played back on other
systems.
• Even if you press REC MODE during recording or
recording pause, you cannot change the recording
mode.
• Even if you press REC MODE repeatedly to select
"MONO", the monitor signal during recording does
not become monaural.
To add "LP:" at the beginning of
a track name during MDLP
recording
"LP:" appears when you try to play the track on a
system that does not support MDLP mode. This
convenient function lets you know at a glance that
the track cannot be played back. The factory
setting is "On".
1 Press MENU/NO repeatedly until "Setup
Menu" appears.
2 Turn –l/L+ until "LP Stamp On" (or
"LP Stamp Off") appears, then press ENTER/
YES.
3 Turn –l/L+ until "LP Stamp On"
appears, then press ENTER/YES.
4 Press MENU/NO.
To cancel adding "LP:"
Turn –l/L+ until "LP Stamp Off" appears
in step 3, then press ENTER/YES.
Notes
• The recorded "LP:" is a stamp which appears to
indicate that the track cannot be played back when
you try to play the track on system that does not
support MDLP mode. It does not appear for systems
that support MDLP mode.
• When set to "On", "LP:" is recorded as the track
name, so the number of characters that can be input
to an MD is reduced. In addition, when you copy a
track name with "LP:" added, "LP:" is
automatically added to the copied track name. If
you divide an "LP:" track using the Divide function,
"LP:" is also added to the latter track.
Recording on an MD
manually
— Manual Recording
If you use a partially recorded MD, recording
starts after the recorded tracks.
4
1
Insert a recordable MD.
2
Press FUNCTION repeatedly to select
the desired source to record.
• CD: Recording from the CD
• FM or AM: Recording from the radio
To record from other components connected
to this system, see "Connecting optional
components" (on pages 61 and 62).
3
Press REC/REC IT.
The MD deck stands by for recording.
4
Press MD HS.
Recording starts.
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