Operating Instructions

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Erasing a track mark
You can erase the track mark that is located
immediately before the current position.
1
Select the file with the track mark you
would like to erase from the HOME
menu (page 28).
2
Stop at a position after the track mark
you would like to erase.
3
Press the OPTION button to display
the OPTION menu, select “Erase Track
Mark”  “Current Track Mark,” and
then press the
 button.
4
When “Erase Track Mark?” is
displayed, press
 and  to select
“Yes,” and press the
 button.
The selected track mark is erased.
To cancel erasing the track mark
In step 4, select “No,” and press the  button.
To erase all of the track marks in the
selected file at once
In step 3, press the OPTION button to display
the OPTION menu, select “Erase Track Mark”
 ” All Track Marks,” and then press the
 button. When “Erase all Track Marks?” is
displayed, press
 and  to select “Yes,”
and then press the
 button. All of the track
marks in the selected file are erased.
Adding a track mark
You can add a track mark at a point at which
you would like to divide a file later or that you
want to locate during playback. You can add a
maximum of 98 track marks to each file.
During recording, recording pause, or
playback, press the T-MARK button at the
position where you want to add a track mark.
The
(track mark) indicator flashes three
times, and a track mark is added.
During playback
During recording
To locate a track mark and start
playback
Press  and  in the stop mode. When
the
(track mark) indicator flashes once,
press the
 button.
Notes
 You cannot add a track mark to a protected file. To
add a track mark to the file, release the protection
first, and then add a track mark.
 You cannot add a track mark to a music file.
 You cannot add a track mark while using the Digital
Synchronized Recording function.
 You cannot add a track mark to a DSD file.
Using track marks