Owner's Manual

CD RECORDING
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While the dub is
in
progress, you
will
see the
track numbers and
running
time increase as
the disc is
copied.
The Level Indicators
will
also flash but this is
only
for
your
reference,
as record levels
may
not be
adjusted during
digital recordings.
It
is
possible
to listen to
the disc while
it
is
being
dubbed
by selecting
the
appropriate input
on
your
receiver,
preamp
or
processor:
Important
Note:When a
high-speed(2x
or
4x)
dub is
being
made,
you
will
hear the
playback
at the faster
speed.
Fast
speed
playback
increases the
pitch
of a
sound,
and when
played
back at
high
volume levels
this
may damage your speakers.
DO NOT
use
high
volume levels when
listening
to
high-speed
dubs while
they
are
in
progress.
The dub
will
stop automatically
when the
source disc has
played through
to the end.
After the dub is
finished,
the Information
Display
will
show an
UPDATE
message,
and then return to normal
operation.
To
manually stop
a
dubbing operation, press
the
STOP[ ]
button for either deck.
As
with
all recorded CD-R/CD-RW
discs,
the disc must be finalized before
it
can be
played
in
other machines.
Notes
on
Dubbing:
If
you
wish to make a dub
with
the tracks
in
a different order from the
original
disc,
omit
tracks on a
disc,
or make a dub that mixes
tracks from different
discs,
create a
Program Playback
List before
pressing
the
SELECT
button to start the dub.
NOTE:
Dubs
containing Program
Lists
may only
be made at the
1x
speed.
If
you
attempt
to make a
Programmed
Dub at the
2x
or
4x
speed,
the unit
will
automatically
select the
1x
speed.
The
PAUSE[ ]
buttons do not
operate
while a dub is
in
progress.
Tracks
will
be added
automatically
to mirror
the track structure of the
original
disc.
The Total Time indication of the
recorded CD
may vary slightly
from the
original
due to variations
in
the
spin
speed
of each
drive,
but this is normal.
No information has been lost
in
the
recording process.
If
the
original
disc
being
dubbed is a
digital copy
or
if it
contains
copy-prohibit
signals,
the unit
will
automatically
make
a
copy using
an
analog output
from the
disc.
CD
Sync Recording
CD
Sync recording
allows
you
to make an
automatic
digital recording
from an external
CD
player
or
MD.
During
CD
Sync
Recording,
the record unit starts
in
sync
with
the
source,
and tracks are added
automatically.
To make a CD
Sync recording
1.
First select the
appropriate digital
input by pressing
the
INPUT
button
until the
desired COAXIAL or
OPTICAL
indication
appears
in
the
Record Deck
Information
Display.
CD
Sync recordings may
not be made from
an
analog input.
2.
Next,
make
certain that there
is a fresh
disc in
the
Record Drawer for
the
recording.
3. Press
the
CD SYNC.
button and note
that the SYNC Indicator
will
light
and the
RECORD Indicator
will
flash.
4.
Select the
type
of
recording
to
be
made:
To record
only
the first track from the
source
player, press
the
CD SYNC
Button so that
1 TRK
appears
in
the
Record Deck Information
Display.
To record the entire disc or
tape, press
the CD SYNC Button so that
ALL
appears
in
the Record Deck
Information
Display.
5.
When
the
desired mode has been
selected,
start the
playback
from
the
source machine.
The unit
will
automatically recognize
the
incoming
digital
data and
begin recording.
If
the
source material is a
CD,
the track
numbering
from the
original
disc
will
be
carried over to the dub.
6. The
recording
will
continue until the
unit
senses
that the
playback
is
finished when
there
in no
incoming
signal
for more
than three
seconds.
At
that
point
the
recording
will
stop.
You
may
also
stop
the
recording
at
any
time
by pressing
the Record
Deck
STOP[]
button.
If
the Record Disc does not have
enough space
to
complete
the
recording,
the dub
will
stop
and a
DISC FULL
message
will
be
displayed.
After the
recording
is
complete,
an
UPDATE
message
will
appear briefly,
and the unit
will
then return to normal
operation.
Remember to Finalize the recorded disc
so that
it
may
be used
in
other machines.
Recording
from an External Source
To record from an external source
1. Place a CD-R or CD-RW audio disc in
the
Record Deck.
2.
Select the
input
to
be used
by
pressing
the
INPUT
button.
Pressing
the button
will
cycle
between the
input
choices,
which
will
be shown
in
the
Information
Display
as
COAXIAL,
OPTICAL and ANALOG.
In
addition,
the
DIGITAL
Indicator
will
light
when either
the coaxial or
optical inputs
are
selected,
and the
ANALOG
Indicator
will
light
when
the
analog inputs
are selected.
3. Press
the
REC
button
and
then
press
the
PLAY/SELECT[ ]
button to
start the
recording.
Note that when the coaxial
digital input
is
selected,
the connection
may
be made to
either the rear
panel
Coaxial
Input.
If
a
signal
is
present
at both coaxial
inputs
when a
recording
is
made,
the
front-panel
input
will
be used as the source.
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PLAY STOP
INPUT DISPLAY
NEXT
REC/PLAY
ADR 620 AUDIO CD RECORDER
PREV.
PAUSE OPEN/CLOSE
REC LEVEL
REC
PLAY
PHONES PHONE LEVEL DIGITAL IN
STOP
DUAL DISPLAY
NEXT PREV.
PAUS E OPEN/CLOSE
POWER
PLAYBACK
SPEED
CD SYNC
ERASE
DUBBING
FINALIZE
PLAY/SELECT
NEXT( )
REC
CD SYNC.
OPEN/CLOSE
PLAY/SELECT
STOP( )
CD SYNC.
TRACK INCREMENT
CDR
OPEN/CLOSE
INPUT
RECORD
PAUSE
CDP
OPEN/CLOSE
NEXT( )
DISPLAY
SERCH
DUAL
PLAY/
SELECT
PREV. NEXT
PAUSE
CDP
REPEAT
REC FINALIZE ERASE
DUBBING SPEED CD SYNC.
INPUT AUTO/MANU. TR INCR.
CDP OPEN/CLOSE CDR
CLEAR
REPEAT
A-B
CDR
PROG.
PROG.
CHECK
STOP
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