Sharp MD-MT877 operation manual Press the REC button, Digital recording, +12 -12dB

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1 Press the REC button.

The record pause mode is entered.

2 Begin playback on the stereo system con- nected to this portable MD.

To enable the record level to be set.

3 Press the 5 or 4 button to adjust the recording level.

Analog recording

Adjust the recording level so that the maximum sound volume from the source makes the reading swing somewhere between –4 dB and 0 dB.

Level meter indicator

0dB

4dB

Digital recording

You can adjust the level in 1 dB increments within the range of +12 - –12dB.

+12 - –12dB

Once you adjust the digital recording level, the set- ting remains even after the recording stops. (For cancellation instructions, see page 41.)

4 Press the PAUSE button on the stereo sys- tem to enter the playback pause mode at the point you wish to start recording.

Here you can select the track to be recorded.

5 Press the MODE button repeatedly to se- lect the recording mode (page 32).

(Stereo recoding)

(2 times long recording)

(4 times long recording)

(Monaural recording)

6 Press the 06 button to start the MiniDisc unit recording.

7 Begin playback on the stereo system, the output will be recorded.

Notes:

●When recording, it is recommended to use the AC adap- tor and also install the charged battery. Should the power failure occur, the power source would be automatically switched to the rechargeable battery.

●Changing the volume level while recording does not af- fect the recording.

●You cannot adjust the bass level while recording.

Basic Operation

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Contents Thank you for purchasing this Sharp product Portable Minidisc RecorderAccessories Optional accessoriesEarphones x Contents Special Notes Important IntroductionSpecial Notes Page Precautions PrecautionsAvoid using or leaving the unit in the following places Storing the unitMain unit Names of Controls and IndicatorsNames of Controls and Indicators Main unit display panelColor LED Remote control unit Remote control display panelDEUTSCH-Indicators Setting Battery ChargerImportantIntroduction NamesSetting the battery charger and hanging the remote control How to use the Charge / Operation switchRemoving For use with the AC adaptorPowerSource Using with the Rechargeable BatteryWiththeRechargeableBattery UsingAbout the liquid crystal display LCD About charging timeDischarged UsingwiththeACAdaptor Using with the AC AdaptorAttach the battery case to the portable MD Insert an alkaline battery into the batteryOpen Press Open the case coverHold Function To cancel the hold modePreparation HoldFunctionInserting a MiniDisc Inserting a MiniDiscConnections ConnectionsOutlet To an ACTo a stereo system with a Digital OUT jack See left, Digital connectionRecording Cancel the hold modeBasic Operation RecordingPress the REC button Digital recording+12 -12dB BasicOperation To update the recorded contents of the MiniDiscTo interrupt recording To stop recordingOperation Helpful tip when attaching a labelBasic About sampling rate converterPlayback PlaybackBefore Playing back ReleaseTo turn off the power To interrupt playbackTo stop playback Bass control Volume controlAdvanced Playback Useful FeaturesTo locate the desired portion To locate the beginning of a trackAdvancedPlayback UsefulFeaturesIntro play To return to normal playbackTo play at double speed Mono recording only Random play or repeat playTo interrupt fast playback Advanced Recording AdvancedRecordingPlayback sound-actuated recording Synchronized recording To start recording from the middle of a track Advanced RecordingPress the Enter button Times and 4 times long recording Long-play recordingMonaural recording Start recordingAbout the recording mode Indication Recording mode Recording timeAbout Atrac Recording tracks as a single track To create your own track numbersNumbering restriction Press the Edit buttonAbout track numbers Recording from a Microphone To write recorded contents on the MiniDiscRecordingfromaMicrophone To record from a microphoneSound-actuated recording Mic Synchronized recording During a mic manual recording Track intervalsDuring a mic synchro recording Creating track numbers manuallyTo check the remaining recording time Checking DisplaysTime of the track Total playing time Checking DisplaysCheckingDisplays To display the playing time of an indiVidual track Changing Default Settings Changing Default SettingsAuto Psave Auto power save ChangingDefaultSettingsBeep sound Auto playCreating disc and track names Titling a MiniDiscDisc name Track name Titling a MiniDiscCharacters symbols AdvancedFeaturesTitlingaMiniDisc To erase a characterPut the unit in the character input mode Advanced FeaturesTo add characters Select the character to addMaster MiniDisc operation Stamping titles from another MiniDiscLoad a MiniDisc for stamping Press the Enter button Operation of the MiniDisc for stampingTo erase tracks one at a time Editing a Recorded MiniDiscEditingaRecordedMiniDisc Press the Enter button againTo combine tracks To divide a trackPress the Edit button repeatedly to select Divide Press the Edit button repeatedly to select CombineTo move a track Advanced FeaturesStereo Listening through a stereo system Listening through a car stereoOther Features and Caution Rechargeable batteryResuming auto play References MiniDisc System LimitationsErrorMessages Error MessagesTr. Protect Error MessagesTroubleshooting TroubleshootingCleaning MaintenanceMaintenance If trouble occursSpecifications SpecificationsCoding Battery lifeRecording method Wow and flutterSharp Electronics Corporation

MD-MT877 specifications

The Sharp MD-MT877 is a notable addition to the world of portable audio playback devices, especially for those who appreciate the MiniDisc format. Released at a time when digital music began to gain traction, the MD-MT877 combines traditional features with advanced technological characteristics to cater to music enthusiasts.

One of the most significant features of the Sharp MD-MT877 is its MiniDisc playback functionality. MiniDiscs, while not as popular as other digital formats, offered an appealing alternative for music storage owing to their compact size and the ability to record music in high quality. The MD-MT877 supports both playback and recording, allowing users to create custom playlists and save them for later use. This flexibility was a game-changer for users who wanted to curate their music experiences.

The device is equipped with a robust display that provides users with essential information such as track title, artist, and remaining battery life. This LCD screen was designed with clarity in mind, ensuring that users can easily navigate through their music library, even in low-light conditions.

Portability is another key characteristic of the MD-MT877. Its lightweight and compact design make it easy to carry, fitting comfortably into pockets, bags, or purses. The device is powered by a rechargeable battery, ensuring that users can enjoy an extended playback time while minimizing their ecological footprint.

In addition to its core functionalities, the Sharp MD-MT877 incorporates various technologies to enhance the user experience. It features a 5-band equalizer, allowing users to fine-tune the audio to their liking, ensuring optimal sound reproduction tailored to different music genres. Furthermore, the device supports digital pitch control, enabling users to adjust the playback speed, which can be particularly useful for musicians or language learners.

The MD-MT877 also includes a USB port, facilitating easy data transfer between the device and a computer. This allows users to load their favorite music onto the MiniDisc conveniently and update their libraries as needed.

In summary, the Sharp MD-MT877 is a versatile and innovative portable audio player that captures the essence of the MiniDisc era while incorporating features that enhance its usability. With robust playback and recording capabilities, a clear display, user-friendly controls, and a compact design, it remains a cherished device for many audiophiles who appreciate its unique blend of technology and practicality.
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