Hitachi DAT-88EX Bedienungsanleitung Seite 8

and then enters the record pause mode. The display
in the Tape counter/Time/Program time indicator 68
changes from -0.03 to -0.02, -0.01, 0.00 and to 0.01
during that period.
Recording is not possible until the display shows
Om01s.
5. Adjust the Record level contro! knobs (L/R) (8 so
the segments of the Level indicator @9 light
at a normal sound level. Be careful so that the
OVER | segments do not light.
When the input signal is digital, this adjustment is
not required.
6. Press the Play button @) or Pause button @).
Recording will start.
7. When it is desired to stop temporarily during record-
ing, press the Pause-button @). Press it again to
continue recording.
Note:
When the record pause mode continues for more
than 10 minutes, the DAT-88EX enters the stop mode
automatically to protect the mechanism.
8. To stop recording, press the Stop button (@).
* When the tape reaches its end, it is automatically
rewound to its start and then stops.
Notes:
* During recording, do not turn off the source being
recorded. Noise may be recorded, and in some
case, this noise could damage the speakers.
* The DAT-88EX may not be able to play a tape
recorded by another DAT from its start, for first
several seconds. When recording a tape using DAT
machines other than the DAT-88EX from the start
of tape, leave a non-recorded section using the
auto record muting function and then start record-
ing.
- To record in the non-recorded —
section of tape
(Rec standby)
MNon-recorded section of tape
1. Proceed with steps 1 and 2 in "To record from the
start of tape".
2. Press the Record standby button (4). (The Play
indicator @3 will flash.)
When the DAT-88EX detects a non-recorded section
of more than 9 seconds, it enters the record pause
mode. (The Pause 62 and Record @4 indicators
will light.)
3. Proceed with steps 5 and 6 in "To record from the
start of tape".
Subcodes indicating the start ID and absolute time
are also recorded in the recorded section in DAT re-
cording (they are also recorded in no-signal recorded
sections). If you advance the tape in the fast forward
and play modes with the intention of recording in
a non-recorded section, non-recorded section where
subcodes are not recorded will remain and the
absolute time will not be continuous.
Recorded section
section The absolute time is
>, >>
Feed by play and fast forward. not continuous.
If a tape contains this type of non-recorded section,
it may take time to select tunes or rec standby may
not be done correctly. Record tapes without leaving
non-recorded sections.
— To re-record from the middle —
of a recorded tape
1. Proceed with steps 1 and 2 in "To record from the
start of tape".
2. Play the section immediately before the section to
be re-recorded.
* Check that a program number and absolute time
are displayed. !f a program number is not dis-
played immediately after the tape is loaded, etc.,
rewind the tape so a program number is displayed.
3. Press the Record and Pause buttons simul-
taneously to set the DAT-88EX to the record pause
mode. (The Pause 62 and Record 64) indicators
will light.)
4. Proceed with steps 5 and 6 in "To record from the
start of tape".
- To record from a microphone -
1. Proceed with steps 1 in "To record from the start
of tape".
2. Set the Analog/Digital input select switch @4) to
"Analog".
Note:
If the switch is set to "Digital", recording from a
microphone is impossible.
3. Connect a microphone.
¢ When making a stereo recording
Connect the plugs of a stereo microphone to Mic.
jack (R) and Mic. jack (L) @0. Use mini-plugs.
« Monaural recording
Connect a microphone to Mic. jack (L) QO. If the
microphone is connected to Mic. jack (R) @9, no
microphone sound will be recorded.
4, Press the Record and Pause buttons simul-
taneously to set the DAT-88EX to the record pause
mode.
5. Proceed with steps 5 and 6 in "To record from the
start of tape".