JVC XM-228BK manual Decrements by

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2 Press SET on the main unit or the remote control unit.

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3 Select the track to be joined with the previous track. Using the jog dial or 4 or ¢ :

Select the track number by turning the	Blinks Blinks
jog dial on the main unit or 4or ¢	1 2 3 4 5
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Example) To join track numbers 1 and	Example) When track No. 2 is selected
2, select track number 2.

Using the numeric keys:

Select the track number with the numeric keys on the remote control unit. The selected track is repeatedly played.

To select a track, see “Selecting a track with the numeric keys” on page 9. Example) To join track numbers 1 and 2, select track number 2.

4Press SET on the main unit or the remote control unit.

Track numbers 1 and 2 blink, indicating that these tracks will be joined into one.

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•If you selected a wrong track number, press 7STOP/CANCEL on the main unit or CANCEL on the remote control unit and repeat from step 3.

5 Press ENTER on the main unit or the remote control unit.

The change made above is entered	1	2	3	4	5
temporarily in the memory. The display
shows “EDITING” and the TOC	Decrements by 1
indicator lights up.

6Press 0 on the main unit or the remote control unit to eject the MD.

The data in the memory is written in the MD before it is ejected. The display shows “UTOCwriting” during MD writing operation.

•Be careful not to apply impact to the MD recorder during writing data in the memory in the MD. Otherwise the recording may be unplayable later.

•The data in the memory is written in the MD also when the unit is switched to Standby mode while “EDITING” is being displayed.

To exit editing:

Press EDIT on the main unit or the TITLE/EDIT on the remote control unit before pressing ENTER in step 5. Then, press the same button repeatedly until the editing track number is displayed.

To restore the original tracks from the track obtained by joining:

Use the DIVIDE editing function.

See “Dividing a track (DIVIDE)” on page 19.

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