Owner's Manual

CD RECORDING
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Unlike conventional
analog tape
recorders,
the unit does not
require
level
setting
when
recordings
are made from a
digital
source.
Although
the Level Indicator
will
operate,
this is
only
informative and the level
may
not
be
changed
or
adjusted.
However,
when
you
are
making
a
recording
from an external
analog
source such as a cassette recorder
or the
analog output
of a receiver or
preamp, you
should
adjust
the
input
levels
using
the
RECORD-LEVEL
Control.
Adjust
the levels so that the blue
segments
of the
display
are almost all
lit,
and the red
segments
flash
only occasionally.
If
the red
segments
are
constantly
lit,
the
recording
will
be distorted and
produce unacceptable
quality.
To
stop
the
recording, press
the
STOP[ ]
button. The
recording
will
automatically stop
if it
takes more
space
than is available on the CD-R/RW disc.
A
DISC FULL
message
will
appear
to remind
you
that a new disc is needed.
At
the end of a
recording,
a
BUSY
message
and an
UPDATE
message
will
appear
briefly,
and the unit
will
return to normal
operation.
Remember to Finalize the disc
after
recording
so that
it
may
be used
in
other
players.
Finalizing
CD-R and CD-RW Discs
Finalizing
is a
simple process
that
completes
the
recording
of a disc so that
it
may
be used
in
other
players.
When a
recording
is
finished,
a disc must be
Finalized. Once that is
done,
a CD-R disc
may
not be
changed
or added to.
CD-RW discs are "locked" once
they
are
Finalized,
and
they
must be Unfinalized to
permit
additional
recording
or erasure.
1. To Finalize a
disc,
place
it
in
the
Record Drawer.
2. Once
the
disc's Table of
Contents
information
has been read and
the
OPC
process
has been
completed,
press
the
FINALIZE
button and note
that the
FINALIZE
Indicator
will
begin
to
flash.
3.
Within three
seconds,
press
the
SELECT
button and note that the
FINALIZE
Indicator
will
stop flashing.
4. The
Finalization
process
will
take
between
60 and 90
seconds,
depending
on the
length
of material recorded on the
disc.
During
the Finalization
process
the
Record Deck
will
not
accept any
operating
commands.
5. When
the Finalization
process
is
complete
the
FINALIZE
Indicator
will
go
out,
and the
R/RW
Indicator
will
also
go
out as an indication that the disc is
now
playable
on other
players.
The CD
Indicator
will
remain
lit.
Unfinalizing
and
Erasing
CD-RW
Discs
CD-RW discs are
unique
in
that
they
are
both recordable and rewritable. This means
that
you may
use them over
again
like a
cassette
tape.
However,
the
process
of
reusing
a CD-RW disc is
slightly
different
from that used
with
tapes.
Unfinalizing
a CD-RW Disc
To
keep
the material that is
already
recorded on a CD-RW disc but to add an
additional track and erase
single
tracks,
you
must first unfinalize the disc.
1. Place
the
CD-RW disc in
the
Record
Deck
and wait until the Table of Contents
data has been read.
2. Press
the
ERASE
button twice and
check to make sure that the ERASE
Indicator flashes and the word TOC
appears
in
the Record Deck Information
Display.
3.
Within three
seconds,
press
the
SELECT
button to start the
process.
The ERASE Indicator
will
remain
lit
and
stop flashing,
and the Information
Display
will
switch to OPC and then back to TOC.
4. When
the
process
is
finished,
the
ERASE
Indicator
will
go
out,
and
the
display
will
return to
normal.
The disc
is now
ready
to have
single
tracks
removed or additional tracks added.
Erasing
an Entire CD-RW Disc
Erasing
the entire contents of a disc is
simple,
and
it
does not matter
if
the disc has
been finalized or not.
1. To erase
the
disc,
press
the
ERASE
button twice
if
the disc has NOT been
finalized and once
if it
has been
finalized,
so that the word DISC
appears
in
the
Information
Display
and the ERASE
Indicator flashes.
2. To
start the
erasure,
press
the
SELECT
button and note that the
ERASE Indicator
will
stop flashing.
3. The erasure
process
takes about a
minute,
and
it
is
complete
when the
Information
Display
resets to 00 00:00
and the ERASE Indicator
goes
out. The
disc is now
totally
erased and
may
be
reused.
Erasing
a
Single
Track
The individual tracks on a CD-RW disc
may
be erased one at a
time,
starting
with
the
last track on the
disc,
or
you may
erase
more than one track. Note that before
individual tracks
may
be erased the disc
must be unfinalized.
If
the disc is
finalized,
follow the instructions above for
unfinalizing
before
proceeding
with
these
steps.
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PLAY STOP
INPUT
DISPLAY NEXT
REC/PLAY
ADR 620 AUDIO CD RECORDER
P EV.
PAUSE OPEN/CLOSE
REC LEVEL
REC
PLAY
PHONES PHONE LEVEL DIGITAL IN
STOP
DUAL
DISPLAY NEXT PREV.
PAUSEOPEN/CLOSE
POWER
PLAYBACK
SPEED
CD SYNC
ERASE
DUBBING
FINALIZE
RECORD LEVEL
PREV.( )
NEXT( )
SELECT
STOP( )
FINALIZE
ERASE
SELECT
STOP( )
ERASE
CDR
OPEN/CLOSE
FINALIZE
PREV.( )
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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