Sony KMS-2608/J1N, MDM-7A, NEW Operating the Continuous Playback Mode, Mid, Out, Menu/No

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4-5-1. Operating the Continuous Playback Mode

1.Entering the continuous playback mode

1Set the disc in the unit. (Whichever recordable discs or discs for playback only are available.) 2Rotate the AMS knob and display “CPLAY1 MODE”(C34).

3Press the YES button to change the display to “CPLAY1 MID”.

4When access completes, the display changes to “C = AD = ”. Note : The numbers “ ” displayed show you error rates and ADER.

2.Changing the parts to be played back

1Press the YES button during continuous playback to change the display as below.

“CPLAY1 MID” t “CPLAY1 OUT” t “CPLAY1 IN”

When pressed another time, the parts to be played back can be moved.

2When access completes, the display changes to “C = AD = ”. Note : The numbers “ ” displayed show you error rates and ADER.

3.Ending the continuous playback mode

1Press the MENU/NO button. The display will change to “CPLAY1 MODE”(C34).

2Press the AEJECT button to remove the disc.

Note : The playback start addresses for IN, MID, and OUT are as follows.

IN

40h cluster

MID

300h cluster

OUT

700h cluster

4-5-2. Operating the Continuous Recording Mode (Use only when performing self-recording/palyback check.)

1.Entering the continuous recording mode 1Set a recordable disc in the unit.

2Rotate the AMS knob and display “CREC1 MODE” (C35).

3Press the YES button to change the display to “CREC1 MID”.

4When access completes, the display changes to “CREC1 ( )” and REC lights up. Note : The numbers “ ” displayed shows you the recording position addresses.

2.Changing the parts to be recorded

1When the YES button is pressed during continuous recording, the display changes as below. “CREC1 MID” t “CREC1 OUT” t “CREC1 IN”

When pressed another time, the parts to be recorded can be changed. REC goes off.

2When access completes, the display changes to “CREC1 ( )” and REC lights up. Note : The numbers “ ” displayed shows you the recording position addresses.

3.Ending the continuous recording mode

1Press the MENU/NO button. The display changes to “CREC1 MODE” (C35) and REC goes off.

2Press the A button to remove the disc.

Note 1 : The recording start addresses for IN, MID, and OUT are as follows.

 

IN

40h cluster

 

MID

300h cluster

 

OUT

700h cluster

Note 2

: The

MENU/NO

button can be used to stop recording anytime.

Note 3

: Do not perform continuous recording for long periods of time above 5 minutes.

Note 4

: During continuous recording, be careful not to apply vibration.

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