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CR300
<PRB1291-A>
This section introduces the summary of the modes of recording available with this unit.
For details, also refer to the corresponding descriptions.
It is recommended to use the automatic digital-source synchro recording when
recording a CD, DAT, MD or DCC source (S/P DIF only).
The track numbers are updated automatically by this unit.
Automatic digital-source
synchro recording (1-track)
........... When the source equipment starts to play, only one track is recorded automatically and the
recording stops automatically after that track. This mode is convenient for edited recording of a
CD, DAT, MD or DCC. (Refer to page 18 for the recording setup procedure.)
......... When the source equipment starts to play, all tracks are recorded automatically and the
recording stops automatically after the last track. This mode is convenient for recording an
entire CD, DAT, MD or DCC. (Refer to page 19 for the recording setup procedure.)
Automatic digital-source
synchro recording (all-track)
........... This mode is mainly used for recording the output from other digital sources than those
mentioned above. Recording is started or stopped manually. (Refer to page 21 for the recording
setup procedure.)
........... This mode is used for recording the line output of the source equipment. (Refer to page 22 for
the recording setup procedure.)
CAUTION
This unit is a recorder for writable compact discs.
This recorder can record on discs carrying the CD-R mark*
1
, the CD-RW mark*
2
. The CD-R indicator lights when a CD-R
(Compact Disc - Recordable) is loaded while the CD-RW indicator lights when a CD-RW (Compact Disc - Rewritable) is
loaded. Recording on a partially recorded disc starts from the point where the previous recording left off. The CD-R disc is
recordable once and cannot be erased once recorded. The CD-RW disc is recordable and can erased and rerecorded again.
In the following cases, recording is impossible even when the RECORD or DIGITAL SYNCHRO button is pressed.
When the CD indicator is lit (CD or finalized CD-R), input monitoring is started by pressing any of the above buttons.
When the CD-RW and FINALIZE indicators are lit (finalized CD-RW), input monitoring is started by pressing any of the
above buttons.
When there is no remaining recording time and "REC FULL" is displayed.
When 99 tracks have been recorded and "REC FULL" is displayed. (No more recording is possible.)
When a CD-R or CD-RW disc is inserted, the unit automatically performs a series of adjustments designed to provide the
best possible recording.
It may take some time to complete the automatic adjustments if the unit is cold when the power is turned on. Please wait for
the recorder to enter the record standby mode.
Be sure to remove the disc before turning off the power. If the disc is left in the recorder, it may not operate normally next
time.
To monitor the recording input,
set the INPUT SELECTOR to
desired input position. Even if
the position is the same, it must
be changed to a different
position and then switched
back to monitor the input.
When the input is selected, the input source equipment name is displayed
as "INPUT" ➔ "CD"(only from digital input) ➔ "MONI".
• This display is available if the input source is a CD, MD, DAT or DCC.
• Before recording from LaserDisc, make sure that this unit’s sampling
frequency indicator lights in the display. Digital recording is not possible if
this indicator does not light. Check the source with the record monitor.
• When recording from digital sources like CD, CDV, or LD players, the
input source display may display “CD.”
• A digital input source other than mentioned above such as AES/EBU is
displayed as "-- --" .
Manual digital-source
recording
Analog-source recording
........... This mode automatically performs finalization after an all-track automatic digital source synchro
recording. (Refer to page 20 for the recording setup procedure.)
Automatic finalization
recording
MODE OF RECORDING
ANALOGDIGITAL
INPUT SELECTOR
OPT
AES /
EBU
LINE
COAX XLR / -10
XLR / +4
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This unit provides four mode of recording on CD-R and CD-RW discs.
Select a mode according to the source recorded.