Sony PCM-R700, PCM-R500 Writing and Erasing an End ID, Writing an end ID during recording, 27EN

Operations Using the Optional Remote

Writing and Erasing an End ID

OPEN/		COUNTER
CLOSE	MODE RESET

3After repositioning the beginning of the end ID, press END ID WRITE.

“ID WRITE” appears for a few seconds and the end ID is written on the tape after a duration of about 9 seconds after the end of the the repeated portion.

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		START ID
	AUTO	RENUMBER	WRITE	REHEARSAL ERASE
				LOCATE MARK
	1	2	3
	4	5	6	RMS
				CHECK	ENTER	END ID
	7	8	9
	CLEAR	0	M.SCAN	REPEAT RESET		REHEARSAL
					MARGIN
END ID	DATE			END ID		END ID
	RECORDED	PRESENT	WRITE	REHEARSAL ERASE
WRITE		SKIP		SKIP ID		ERASE
		PLAY	WRITE	REHEARSAL ERASE
		á		P	p	P
		AMS				R
	=	+		R	INPUTr
0/)			FADER		MONITOR	FADER
	0	)

Writing an end ID during recording

1When the recording of the program source comes to an end, press P, R, or FADER.

Recording is paused.

2Press END ID WRITE.

“ID WRITE” or “EE” appears in the display while the end ID is being written.

When writing has finished, the record pause mode is canceled and the deck rewinds the tape to the beginning of the end ID.

To write an end ID during playback

Press END ID WRITE.

More accurate positioning of the end ID

1During playback, press END ID REHEARSAL. “REHRSL” appears in the display, and the Rehearsal function repeatedly plays back a 3- second portion that ends at the point where you pressed the button. The repeated portion plays back 8 times, and the deck stops.

2Press 0 or ) to shift the position of the beginning of the repeated portion.

Each time you press 0 or ), the beginning of the repeated portion shifts backwards or forwards by 0.3-second, up to a maximum extent of about 2 seconds (4 seconds in long-play mode) in either direction.

The display shows the amount the starting position has shifted from the time the END ID REHEARSAL button was pressed.

Erasing the end ID

Press END ID ERASE.

“(ERASE)” appears in the display while the deck fast- forwards to the beginning of the end ID, then “ID ERASE” appears while the deck erases the end ID. It takes about 9 seconds (18 seconds in long-play mode) to erase an end ID.

zYou can use the End Search function to locate the end ID

See page 14.

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