Sharp MD-MT877H operation manual Battery Charger, Names Setting, Mode

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Battery Charger

There are two different ways to use the battery charger one is to use it as a normal battery charger, the other is to use it with an AC adapter by attaching the portable MD to the battery charger.

IntroductionImportant

–ChargerBattery–

Names

 

Setting

 

 

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Face the top

Charge

 

 

 

 

 

mode

 

 

 

 

 

toward you.

 

 

 

 

3

3

 

 

 

1

CHARGE

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHARGE

 

2

4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OPERATION

 

 

 

OPERATION

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1.

Remote Control Holder (11)

 

Caution:

 

 

 

 

(You can hang the remote control on it.)

● Before setting the portable MD to the battery charger, make

 

 

2.

Lock Detector

 

sure the battery charger is in charge mode (CHARGE). If you

 

 

3.

Hook For Fixing The Main Unit

 

insert the portable MD by force whilst in operation mode

 

 

4.

Charge/Operation Switch (10, 11)

 

(OPERATION), the hook for fixing the portable MD may break.

 

 

5.

Stand

 

● Operating whilst in charge mode, “CHARGEmode” will appear

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6.

AC Adaptor Connecting Socket (18, 19)

and no operation is possible.

 

Web-site:www.sharp.co.uk/support Help Line: 08705 274277 (office hours)

 

 

 

 

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Contents Portable Minidisc Recorder Model Thank you for purchasing this Sharp productAccessories Contents Important Introduction Special NotesSpecial Notes Introduction Avoid using or leaving the unit in the following places PrecautionsPrecautions Storing the unitNames of Controls and Indicators Main unitMain unit display panel Names of Controls and IndicatorsImportant Introduction Names of Controls and Indicators Colour LEDIndicators Remote control unitRemote control display panel Charge Battery ChargerNames Setting ModeRemoving How to use the Charge / Operation switchBattery For chargingCharge mode Using with the Rechargeable BatteryPower Source Using with the Rechargeable Battery ChargingDischarged About the liquid crystal display LCDWith DisplayUsing with Using with the AC AdaptorPower SourceOpen Press Insert a alkaline battery into the batteryDEUTSCHAttach the battery case to the portable MD Open the case coverPreparation To cancel the hold modeHold Function Hold FunctionInserting a MiniDisc Inserting a MiniDiscConnections ConnectionsDigital OUT 50/60Hz To the wall socket To the Optical Line in socketBasic Operation Recording RecordingBefore Recording Digital recording Press the Mode button repeatedly to se- lect recording modePress the REC button +12 -12dBTo interrupt recording To update the recorded contents of the MiniDiscRecording To stop recordingRecording Helpful tip when attaching a labelOperation BasicPlayback PlaybackBasic Before Playing backTo interrupt playback To turn off the powerTo stop playback Playback Volume controlBass control To locate the desired portion Useful Features Advanced PlaybackAdvanced Playback To locate the beginning of a trackIntro play Advanced playbackTo return to normal playback To play at double speed Mono recording only Random play or repeat playTo interrupt fast playback Advanced Recording Times and 4 times long recording Useful Features Advanced RecordingLong-play recording Monaural recordingAbout the recording mode Advanced RecordingTo start recording from the middle of a track You can erase a portion of a track and make a new recordingManual numbering Useful AdvancedPress the Edit button About sampling rate converter Automatic numbering in digital recordingNumbering restriction To interrupt a recording To write recorded contents on the MiniDiscRecording from a Microphone Press the 06 button whilst recordingSound-actuated recording Mic Synchronised recording Useful Features Recording from a Microphone0dB 4dB Recording from a Microphone Features from a Microphone Track intervalsUseful During a mic manual recordingTo check the elapsed time and remaining time of the track Useful Features Checking DisplaysChecking Displays During playback, press the Disp buttonTo display the playing time of an indi Checking DisplaysVidual track Default Settings Changing Default SettingsFeatures ChangingBeep sound Changing Default SettingsAuto power save Auto playAdvanced Titling a MiniDiscCreating disc and track names Titling a MiniDisc Perform steps 1 2 on Put the unit in the character input modeTo add characters Select the character to addStamping titles from another MiniDisc What is a master MiniDisc?What is a MiniDisc for stamping? Before stampingOperation of the MiniDisc for stamping Load a MiniDisc for stamping Press the Enter buttonTo erase tracks one at a time Advanced FeaturesEditing a Recorded MiniDisc Editing a Recorded MiniDiscPress the Edit button repeatedly to select Divide To divide a trackTo combine tracks Press the Edit button repeatedly to select CombineEditing a Recorded MiniDisc To move a trackListening through a car stereo StereoListening through a stereo system Stereo System or a CarReferences Other Features and Caution Resuming auto play Other Features and CautionRechargeable battery Symptom Limitations MiniDisc System LimitationsError Messages Error MessagesReferences No Signal Tr. ProtectTroubleshooting TroubleshootingIf trouble occurs MaintenanceMaintenance Moisture condensationSpecifications SpecificationsSignal readout DimensionsWeight Error correctionSharp Corporation TINSE0340AWZZ

MD-MT877H specifications

The Sharp MD-MT877H is a sophisticated mini-disc player and recorder that showcases Sharp's commitment to high-quality audio technology and a compact design. This device is an advanced iteration in the mini-disc line, appealing to audiophiles and users who appreciate superior sound quality in a portable format.

One of the standout features of the MD-MT877H is its outstanding playback and recording capabilities. It supports the MiniDisc format, allowing for near-CD quality audio in a manageable size. This device is not only capable of playing pre-recorded MiniDiscs but also allows users to record their own audio, making it versatile for both personal use and professional applications. The ability to record directly from various sources, such as radios or external microphones, makes it a flexible choice for music enthusiasts and field recorders alike.

In terms of sound quality, the MD-MT877H is equipped with Sharp's advanced digital signal processing technologies, which enhance audio clarity and depth. The support for various audio formats and features like pitch control further adds to its versatility, catering to musicians who require precision in playback speed. The sophisticated anti-shock mechanism also ensures that playback remains smooth and uninterrupted, even during sudden movements.

Another important feature of the Sharp MD-MT877H is its ergonomic design. The device is lightweight and portable, making it easy to carry for on-the-go listening. The interface is user-friendly, with easy navigation through the different menus and settings, allowing users to create custom playlists and manage their recordings seamlessly. The LCD display provides clear visibility of song titles, track numbers, and recording time, ensuring users can easily keep track of their audio.

Additionally, the MD-MT877H includes a powerful built-in rechargeable battery, offering extended playback and recording times without the need for constant recharging. This convenience is complemented by various connectivity options, including headphone and line-out jacks, allowing users to connect the device to home audio systems or headphones with ease.

Overall, the Sharp MD-MT877H is an excellent choice for individuals seeking a reliable and high-performing mini-disc player and recorder. With its superb audio quality, user-friendly design, and versatile recording options, it stands out as a premier option for both casual listeners and serious audiophiles. Whether for personal enjoyment or professional use, the MD-MT877H embodies the best of what mini-disc technology has to offer.
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