Sanyo DC-007C Handbuch Seite 19

CD to Tape/MD to Tape synchronous recording
1. Load the cassette.
2. Load the CD and select "CD" function, or load the MD and select "MD"
function.
- For programmed recording, programme the material in advance.
3. Press the REC PAUSE button. The tape deck is set to the recording
pause mode.
4. Press the PLAY button (CD changer or MD deck). Recording starts in
the forward direction.
- If CD or MD play pauses, recording also pauses and CD or MD
play resumes, recording also resumes.
5. Press the STOP button (CD changer or MD deck) to stop recording.
- When the STOP button (Tape deck) is pressed, CD or MD play
continues.
Temporarily stop recording
Press the REC PAUSE button. Press the FWD or REV PLAY button (to
match the blinking PLAY indicator) to resume recording.
- During recording pause mode, CD or MD play continues.
When beat interference is heard
A high-pitched noise called "beat" is sometimes heard during the recording
of radio broadcasts. If this occurs,
While pressing the d button, press the c button to select "Bc-1" or "Bc-
2". Select the setting that gives the best results.
BEFORE MD RECORDING [MD deck]
MD recording system
There are two areas on the MD used for storing data: one for the music
(sound), one for an index (track numbers, tracks names, etc.) (Fig. 17).
After each track is recorded, the information regarding the track is written
on the index area of the MD. When playing the MD, the MD deck reads this
information (TOC) to locate the track. When editing the track information,
the deck modifies the information.
(TOC: Table of Contents)
Note:
When "TOC" is lit, do not disconnect the mains lead.
Track number
When recording from a CD
Digital input mode is selected automatically.
Track numbers are assigned automatically in the same order as on the
CD. (Synchronized marker) (Fig. 18)
- During CD to MD recording, the recording time may not match.
When recording from the tuner, tape or video
Analog input mode is selected automatically.
A continuous recording is considered to be one track.
Safeguards to prevent accidental erasure
To keep the recorded material permanently, set the tab on the back of the
MD to the protect position (open) with a pencil or other sharp implement
(Fig. 19a). To record or erase, set the tab to the record position (closed)
(Fig. 19b).
(Main unit only)
MD RECORDING [MD deck]
CD TO MD COMPUTER RECORDING
With computer recording, you can record a CD onto a MD by using just one
button.
1. Load the CD(s) to be recorded.
2. Load the MD for recording.
3. Select "CD" function.
4. Press the DISC SELECT button (1, 2 or 3) to select the disc to be
recorded first, then press the STOP button (CD changer).
5. Make sure that the CD changer and MD deck are both in the stop
mode.
6. Press the COMPU REC button. The COMPU REC indicator blinks.
"COMPU REC", then "All Erase?" appears on the MD display.
TOC
EDIT
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"CD –> MD" appears on the Tuner/Amplifier display.
- Recording starts automatically if the MD is completely blank.
7. Press the COMPU REC button. "REC START" appears briefly. Once
the button is pressed, all operations take place automatically.
Digital recording mode is selected automatically and recording starts
from track 1.
- If "No Digital" blinks, check the connection of the optical cable (CD
changer to MD deck).
The PLAY, COMPU REC indicators (MD deck) and PLAY indicator
(CD changer) light as recording begins. The following display appears.
MD deck:
TRACK
TOC
1
REC
Tuner/Amplifier:
1
TR
2
COMPU.REC
3
- If TOC on CD was not read, recording will not start.
When the recording is completed, the CD changer and MD deck stop
automatically. "REC END" appears briefly.
Note:
- If the MD was recorded previously, the MD is erased first then
recorded.
- Track numbers are assigned automatically in the same order as on the
CD.
- The recording cannot be paused.
To stop recording at any time, press the STOP button (CD changer or MD
deck).
Current track one-touch recording
When you want to record music as you listen, press the COMPU REC
button.
The CD changer skips to the beginning of the track currently playing. Then
recording starts. (The new recording starts after the previously recorded
portion.)
When the current track recording is finished, the CD changer and MD deck
stop automatically.
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