Tascam MD-801P Mk II, MD-801R/P Mk II owner manual Track and disc title entry

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tion will move the cursor more than one position.

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7Continue using the DATA dial and SHUTTLE wheel to enter characters, until the title is complete.

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8To store the title, press the EDIT key. The title will scroll across the display if it is too long to fit on one line, allowing you to check it.

NOTES

If the display shows Name Full, it means that the character limit for a title (99 characters) or for a disc (1,792 characters) has been exceeded.

If a disc has been titled on another MD recorder, which permits longer titles than those permitted by the MD-801, the titles, when edited on the MD-801, are subject to the same limitations as those imposed on “native” titles.

5.11.1Deleting characters

If a character is entered in error, delete it as follows:

1Move the cursor under the character to be deleted:

Koto Sonat t a

2Press the LOC A/DEL key [24]. The character at the cursor position will be deleted.

Koto Sonat a

5.11.2Inserting characters

If you have missed out a character, insert a space for a new character in the following way:

1Move the cursor to the character following the position where a character is to be inserted:

Koto Son t a

2Press the LOC B/INS key [24]. A space will appear into which you can enter a character:

Koto Son _ ta

5.11.3Changing characters

If a character has been wrongly entered, you can change it by moving the cursor to the character, and turning the DATA dial.

Thus:

Koto Sonbta

can be corrected by moving the cursor to the b:

Koto Son b ta

and then turning the DATA dial counterclockwise:

Koto Son a ta

5.11.4Editing existing titles

If a title has already been entered, for a disc or for a track, pressing the EDIT key and turning the DATA dial until TITLE ? is displayed allows you to edit it, to change characters, and insert or delete char- acters as described above.

In stop mode, the disc title can be edited.

In play mode or play ready mode, the title of the cur- rent track can be edited.

5.11.5Viewing titles

As explained earlier (4.2.16, "Displaying track titles during playback"), pressing the TITLE key during playback will display the disc title (in stop mode) and the current track title (in play or play ready mode).

If the title is too long to fit in the display, pressing the TITLE key once more will scroll it across the display.

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Contents MD-801R@#/ MD-801P@# Important Safety Precautions Important for U.K. CustomersImportant Safety Instructions Safety Information Table of Contents Remote control of the MD-801 Specifications, etcEditing operations Use of a keyboard with the MD-801Introduction About the MiniDisc formatCare of MD media Care of MD mediaAbout the MD-801R/P Mk Track titling, etcAbout the MD-801R/P Mk Unpacking the unitRack-mounting the unit Care of the unitAbout this manual Backup memoryAbout this manual Hookup Examplel Hookup ExamplelFront and rear panel features Front panel Front panel Edit key TOC Write key and indicator Auto Ready key and indicatorAuto CUE key and indicator Play Mode keyDisplay DisplayRear panel Rear panelAnalog Inputs and trimmers Balanced Analog output function DIP switch bankAnalog Outputs Line and trimmers Mode SET DIP switch bank Keyboard connectorRemote Serial connector Remote Control connectorMenu items Basic principles of menu operations Auto cueFrame display Jog loop lengthResume setting Resume settingTimer-controlled playback EOM trackIncremental play 10Incremental play11Serial communications 12Check itemsAuto track numbering level 13Auto track numbering level14Copy ID 15Post-script recordingInserting and ejecting discs Basic operationsPlayback of discs Playback of discs 13Varispeed mode 14Jog modeRepeat playback 10Track search operationsRecording operations Recording operationsRebuilding the TOC General notes on recording using the MD formatBasic recording Post-Script recording Track number incrementingReplace recording Sound synchro recording Digital recordingAnalog recording 10Track title copying together with audioCancelling an edit operation Editing operationsBasic editing operations Dividing tracksErasing a track Erasing a trackCombining tracks Moving tracks Moving tracksB point erase operations B point erase operations Erasing to the end of a trackErasing from the start of a track Normal A-B eraseMoving an A-B point Moving an A-B pointRestoring erased material Restoring erased materialChanging track attributes 10Erasing a complete disc Erasing a complete disc11Track and disc title entry Track and disc title entry 11.6Copying disc and track titles Remote control of the MD-801 Tally indicatorsFader start Remote Parallel connectorSequential playback and recording Specifications, etc Error messages and troubleshooting guideSpecifications SpecificationsGeneral MiniDisc Analog I/O Digital I/OOther connections General and electricalDimensional drawing Dimensional drawing OptionRC-801 Remote Control Unit RC-8 Remote Control UnitIndex a E AES/EBU Digital InputIndex F P EOMIndex R T Sync IN, Word Sync THRU, WordIndex U W MD-801R@# MD-801P@#

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