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CD RECORDING
4. Press the AUTO/MANUAL button to
select how tracks will be numbered on
the recorded disc.
¢" The default mode is Manual. In that
mode for either digital or analog
recordings, you must add track numbers
manually by pressing the TRACK
INCREMENT button When you wish to
increase the track number. During an
analog recording, the track number may
also be increased by pressing the
NEXT[
] button.
¢" The Auto mode will add track numbers
automatically, in one of two ways. When
track data is present from a digital
recording, it will be carried over to the
new copy disc. Thus, when the CD
being played moves from one track to
the CD being played moves from one
track to the next track, the copydisc will
also increase the track number by one.
When recording from an analog source,
activate the Auto mode by pressing the
AUTO/MANUAL button once and note
that the AUTO Indicator will light.
¢" In the Auto mode for recordings from an
analog source or a digital source with no
track data, the track number will be
increased when the unit receives silence
for 3 seconds. The recorder will also go
into the Pause mode until the input
source resumes. To activate the Auto
mode, press the AUTO/MANUAL button
once and note that the AUTO Indicator
will light.
5. To prepare for a recording, press the
RECORD button.
The RECORD Indicator will flash, and the
word BUSY will briefly appear in the
Information Display. When the Display
returns to the track and running-time
information, the unit is ready to record.
6. Start the actual recording by pressing
the PLAY/SELECT[
] button.
Note that the RECORD Indicator will stop
flashing and Information display will begin
to show the running time of the recording
and the track data. Depending on which
mode of track increment has been
selected as described above, track
numbers must be increased manually or
they will be added automatically.
Regardless of which mode has been
selected, a track may by added at any
time by pressing the TRACK
INCREMENT button.
Note:If there is a pause in the playback
signal for more than 3 seconds for digital
recordings and 10 seconds for analog
recordings, the unit will stop the recording.
Also, when the Pause button is pressed
during a recording, the recording will stop
and must be restarted by pressing the
RECORD button followed by the SELECT
button.
Digital Recording in AUTO mode from an
External Source connected into the front
panel Digital IN, rear panel CDR Coaxial
IN or CDR Optical IN
1. Place a CD-R or CD-RW audio disc in
the Record Deck.
2. Select the input to be used by
pressing the INPUT button so that
COXIAL or OPTICAL with DIGITAL
indicator appears on the Information
Display.
3. Put to the Play or Pause mode the
external source that is connected into
the front panel Digital IN, rear panel
CDR Coaxial IN or CDR Optical IN.
4. Press the AUTO/MANUAL button so
that AUTO appears on the Information
Display.
5. Press the
REC button and then
press the PLAY/SELECT[
start the recording.
Note : While Analog source recording in
AUTO mode. If the low signal level is lasted
for more than 20 seconds the unit will stop
automatically.
In this case we recommend that you record
in MANUAL mode and in MANUAL mode
you can add the track numbers using the
TRACK INCREMENT button.
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