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Notes
• Even if you press REC MODE during recording or
recording pause, you cannot change the recording
mode.
• Even if you select the monaural recording mode, the
sound from the speakers will be the same as the
source sound (e.g. Stereo source sound will be as it
is).
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LP Stamp function works during
recording in LP2 or LP4 mode
A track recorded in LP2 or LP4 mode is given an
identification code which is displayed only when you
attempt to play that track on an MD deck which does
not support LP modes. “LP:” appears in the display
at this time. To turn off this function, do the
procedure below.
1While the deck is stopped or playing, press MENU/
NO twice.
“Setup Menu” appears in the display.
2Press ./> repeatedly (or turn ./> on
the deck) until “LPstamp On” appears, then press
YES (or ./> on the deck).
3Press ./> (or turn ./> on the deck)
to select “LPstamp Off,” then press YES (or ./
> on the deck).
4Press MENU/NO.
To turn on the LP Stamp function again, select
“LPstamp On” in step 3 above.
Notes
•“LP:” does not appear when the track is played back
on the MD deck that supports the MD LP format.
• When the LP Stamp function is on, the maximum
number of text characters that can be stored on the
MD decreases.
• When you divide a track that was recorded with the
LP Stamp function on, the “LP:” code is copied to
the newly created track.
Recording Tips
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DISPLAY
INPUT
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YESMENU/NO
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./>
Checking the remaining
recordable time on the MD
Press DISPLAY repeatedly.
While the deck is The following information
appears
Stopped Total number of tracks and
total recorded time t
Remaining recordable time on
the MD t Order of the
programmed tracks t
Number of the programmed
tracks and total playing time
the programmed tracks t
Disc name
Recording Recorded time of the current
track t Remaining
recordable time on the MD t
Input level indication t
Track name
For details, see pages 6 and 7.
Recording for Long Times
(continued)