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How to Use This Volume “Operating Procedures”
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Recording Music from Kenwood Digital Audio
Player
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Record
Select the D.AUDIO source.
Prepare recording
.
Recording Music from Kenwood Digital Audio Player
Preparations
Connect a Kenwood digital audio player
to the D.
AUDIO IN connector. (Refer to
page 10 of "Read Before Use".)
Make sure that the memory card is in
stop mode.
If is lit
,
press the
RANDOM key to cancel the
random play mode.
Memory card only
To stop recording
Enter record-pause mode.
Select the music fi le to be recorded.
Let playback pause
temporarily.
Start recording.
Press the MEMORY
REC key again to enter
record mode.
If the memory card contains a folder named AL_Z90
or higher, a message [CHECK REFRESH] is displayed
and recording cannot be started. In this case, it
is required to
rearrange the folders by means of
refreshing. (See page 52.)
To let recording pause
temporarily
* When the dedicated cable is used, the Kenwood digital
audio player can be controlled from the main unit or
remote control unit
.
*
Playback pauses at the beginning of the selected music le.
* If the dedicated cable is not used for the connection,
prepare recording on the connected Kenwood digital
audio player.
Dividing music during recording
During recording from the TUNER,
AUX or D.AUDIO source to a memory
card, the recorded music file can be
divided into multiple music files by
manually entering a track mark (music
division mark). Each press of the key
or knob creates a new music le from
that point.
Press at the point you
want to divide the music
.
* The track marks can
also be entered
automatically. (See
page 59.)
* To
resume recording, press the
same key again. Note that a new
music
le is created at this time.
or
* Do not connect a USB audio player during
recording, as this will stop the recording.
* To
change the record mode setup,
see pages 56 to 61.
A message [STOP REC No Capacity]
is displayed. Erase the unnecessar
y
music
fi les before retrying recording
from the beginning. (See page 36.)
*
Do not switch the system OFF or apply shock or
vibration to it while [DATA WRITING] is displayed.
The memory card stops and a message
[DATA WRITING] is displayed.
*
If the power to the system is shut o before [DATA
WRITING] disappears, the recorded data will be lost.
When the memory card becomes
full before completion of recording:
When recording completes:
* A message [Don't remove
MEMORY CARD] is scrolled
.
* If the dedicated cable is not used
for the
connection, start playback on the connected
Kenwood digital audio player.
If the audio recorded is distorted
or too lo
w
Adjust the recording level. (See page 58.)
The memory card is put
to record-pause mode.
Start playback of the Kenwood
digital audio player.
* A message [Don't remove
MEMORY CARD] is scrolled
.
Hint
* Correct operation may not
be possible without correct
preparations.
USB audio player
connected to the
USB connector
*
The section “Preparations” does not
mention how to load a CD, insert
a memory card or connect the
system components. For details,
refer to "Connections" on page 8
or "Basic Operation" on page 24.
*
Certain pages show the specific
preparation procedures in place of
the illustration below showing the
remote control unit and main unit.
Operation-target audio sources
Keys for use in operation from
the main unit
Keys for use in operation from
the remote control unit
Preparations before operation
CD
Radio
Memory card
inserted in the
main unit
Auxiliary component
connected to the AUX
IN connector
Kenwood digital audio
player connected to the
D.AUDIO IN connector
* Certain pages do not show
this illustration.
* Certain pages do not show
this illustration.