Owner's Manual

CD RECORDING
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Before
Recording
The unit
accepts analog inputs, digital
coaxial
inputs
and
digital-optical inputs.
Before
making
a
recording,
be certain that
you
have selected the correct
input.
After a disc is
recorded,
it
must be
finalized.
This
process
adds the final table of
contents data to the disc and makes
it
playable
on other machines. Until a disc
is
properly
finalized,
it
may
not be
played
on
any
other machine.
The unit
may
record on either CD-R or
CD-RW
discs,
but
they
must be of the
type specifically designed
for use
in
consumer audio CD recorders. These
discs
may
be
recognized by looking
for
the
words¡ Digital Audio¡--in
the
compact
disc
logo
on the blank disc or its
packaging.
Discs
with
the
logo reading
only¡ Compact Disc/Recordable¡--
are
designed
for
computer
data
recording,
and
they
will
NOT work
in
the unit.
CD-R discs
may
not be erased or have
material added to them once
they
have
been finalized.
At
least
four(4)
seconds of blank
recording
time must remain on an
unfinalized disc for
recording
to take
place.
The maximum number of tracks that
may
be recorded on a disc is 99.
If
more than
99 tracks are
programmed,
a DISC FULL
message
will
appear.
Note that some CD-R/CD-RW audio
recording
discs
may
be used for
single-
speed recordings only.
If
you
use a disc
with
such a
warning,
make certain not to
dub at that
2x
or
4x
speed.
However,
the
unit has been tested for
compatibility
with
a wide
range
of blank discs for
manufacturers
throughout
the world.
In
most
cases,
blank discs
will
produce high-
quality recordings
at
any
dub
speed.
In
some rare
cases,
a CD
player may
not
be
compatible
with
CD-R discs.
If
you
find
that a CD-R disc
plays
in
some
players
but not
in
others,
the fault is most
likely
with
the
player,
not
with
the recorded disc
or the unit. Remember that CD-RW discs
made
in
the unit
will
play
in
CD
players
that are
specially designed
to
accommodate CD-RW discs.
Some commercial CD discs
may
contain
a
copy protection
data bit that
will
prevent
the disc from
being
dubbed.
In
that
case,
the
COPY PROHIBIT
indicator
will
light
to
remind
you
that the
inability
to record is
intentional,
and not the result of a
problem
with
the unit.
This
product
is
equipped
with
the Serial
Copy Management System(SCMS)
to
protect
the
rights
of
copyright
owners. As
a
part
of this
system,
it
is
possible
to
make a
copy
of most CDs for
your
own
personal
use.
However,
it
is not
possible
to make a
digital copy
from another
digital copy.
It
is
possible
to make an
analog copy
of a
digital copy.
RECORDINGS MAY BE MADE FOR
PERSONAL USE
ONLY,
AND ANY
UNAUTHORIZED COPYING IS
SUBJECT TO THE APPLICABLE
LAW.
The unit
will
not
copy
DVD
discs,
computer
data
discs,
CD-based
computer
or video
game
discs,
or
digital
audio discs
with
a
sample
rate that is not
compatible
with
the
range
of the unit's
sample-rate
converter.
Recordings
on the unit
may
be made
in
a
number of
ways:
Discs
may
be dubbed
using
the
playback
deck on the unit as a source. These
copies may
be made
in
real
time,
at twice
normal
speed,
or at four times normal
playback speed.
Recordings may
be made from an
external CD
player
or other
digital
source
that is
synchronized
with
the dub
being
made
in
the unit.
Recordings may
be made from
any
compatible
external
digital
source.
Recordings may
be made from an
external
analog
source.
Disc
Dubbing
The easiest
way
to make a
copy
of an entire
disc is to use the unit's internal dub
capability.
1.
First,
insert
a blank or
unformatted
disc in
the
Record Drawer.
When the disc is
inserted,
the unit
will
examine
it
to determine
if it
is a CD-R or
CD-RW
disc,
and
optimize
itself for the
best
possible recording.
This is indicated
by
OPC
message
in
the
Information
display.
2.
Next,
select
a dub
speed.
The default
speed
is a real-time
dub,
where the
recording
takes as
long
as the
actual
running
time of the disc.
However,
with
the unit
you may
also select
2x
dubbing
or
4x
dubbing.
Press
the
SPEED
button to select
a
speed
as
indicated
by
the
2x/4x
Indicators.
When no
Speed
Indicator
lights,
the unit is
set to real-time
recording.
Note that the
slower the record-dub
speed,
the more
tolerant the unit is of errors on the blank
disc.
However,
with
most
high-quality
blank
discs,
the
2x
and
4x
speeds
should
not
present
a
problem.
3.
Place
the
disc
to
be dubbed in
the
Play
Drawer
and wait until the Table of
Contents data is read and the Information
Display
shows the track and
running
time
data for the disc.
4. When
you
are
ready
to start the
dub,
press
the
DUBBING
Button.
The
Play
Deck
will
begin
to read the track
information
again
to make certain that
there is
enough space
on the blank disc
for the
recording.
If
there is NOT sufficient
room on the blank
disc,
a
DISC FULL
message
will
remind
you
to use another
disc.
During
this
process
the
DUBBING
Indicator
will
light,
the
RECORD
Indicator
will
flash and a
BUSY
message
will
flash
in
the Record Deck's Information
Display.
5. When
both Information
Display
Indicators return to
normal,
with
indications
of 01 00:00
press
the
SELECT
Button to start the
dub.
PLAY STOP
INPUT
DISPLAY
NEXT
REC/PLAY
DIGITAL RECORDING SYSTEM
PREV.
REC
PAUSE PLAY
PHONES PHONES LEVEL DIGITAL IN
STOP OPEN CLOSE
DUAL DISPLAY NEX PREV.
PAUSE OPEN/CLOSE
ADR-620
POWER
PLAYBACK
SPEED
CD SYNC
ERASE
DUBBING
F
NALIZE
REC LEVEL
11 0
4
5 6
7
3
2
8
9
PAUSE
STOP( )
OPEN/CLOSE SELECT OPEN/CLOSE
PAUSE
STOP( )
SPEED
DUBBING
SELECT
STOP( )
SPEED
CDR
OPEN/CLOSE
DUBBING
PAUSE
CDP
OPEN/CLOSE