Yamaha CDR-HD1500 Using an external timer to record, Program starting time Program ending time

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Using an external timer to record

Notes on recording time setting

This unit is not equipped with the clock hmctiun. Use an external timer when making a timer recording.

It may take 30 seconds tu 1 minute al_er the power of this unit is turned on by an external timer ui_til an actual recording starts. (This length of time is sul_ject tu change depending uu the cuudition.) During this time, no recording is made. Therefore set the time that is 2-minute earlier than the starting time of the program to be recorded for turning on this unit.

As a characteristic of an HDD recorder, it is necessary to sturc information tu control audio data as well as audio data itself. This inlorma- tion is normally recorded when recording is stopped. Therefore if the power of this unit is turned ofl before recurdiug is stupped, no informatiuu to cuntrol audio data and no audio data are stored. Set the time that is lunger than 3-minute after the program to be recorded finishes for turning off this unit by an external timer.

Set the time that is 2-minute hmger than actual recurding time for the total recording time.

Folluwiug chart indicates the time flow when this unit makes timer recordings.

Time to be set on the external timer

(2 minutes + recording time + 3 minutes or longer)

Recording time to be set on the CDR-HD1500

 

 

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External timer turns

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Program starting time

Program ending time

External timer turns off

CDR-HD1500 starts recording

CDR-HD1500 finishes

 

 

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Example:To record the program that starts at 9:00 and ends at 10:00.

Set the external timer to he turned on at 8:58.

Set the external timer to be turned olf after 10:03.

Set 1 hour 2 minutes lor the total recording time on this unit.

Actual recorded material includes a little more than the set amuunt of time at both beginning and end of the recording. Delete unnecessary parts using the editing operatiun.

Recurdiug will be stopped if copy prutected digital signals are input while timer recording is being made.

If you set the total recording time over 179 minutes 59 seconds, recording will be made extending several discs. To play the recorded materials sequentially, select "Style All" as the play style (P.20).

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Contents Mode Demploi We Want You Listening For a Lifetime LllllqL!lDeclaration of Conformity Procedure Important Notice do not Modifythis UnitFor Canadian Customers Special Instructions for U.K. ModelFor U.K. customers ReWritablel This unitDiscs that can be played back Discs that cannot be used for recording on this unitHandling of discs To prevent a malfunction of this unitBasic UsingUsing Headphones Copying HddicdrStructure About this manual Yamaha Front panel NnPlay/Pause EraseSearch/Skip Analog REC Level controlRemote control Oii0 Oqi FEInput Timer RECREC IntroDisplay AC inlet U.S.A. model only Video OUT jacks S Video jackVideo jack Analog jacks Analog Line in REC jacksDigital connections Analog connectionsConnecting the power cable InstallingbatteriesConnecting a monitor Battery replacementWhen the disc information is read completely, the display Total number of tracks Total timeTo copy from the HDD to CD-R/CD-RW discs Now, please try various features of this unitTo start playback automatically using external timer To record external sources on the HDDTo operate the HDD drive, press HDD To operate the CDR drive, press CDRRW Copying E38-49 Track Data on the HDDGroup Data on CDs Display while playing a CD Display while playing the data on the HDDDisplay while recording onto the HDD Display while recording onto a CD-R or CD-RW discTo stop playback To start playbackTo skip tracks To stop playback temporarily PauseSearchingby elapsedtime Time Search Setting the play styleWhen selecting Style All Group for making a setting When selecting Style GroupTo cancel the Single Repeat setting Repeatingplayback of a track Single RepeatPlayingbackrandomly RandomPlay To cancel Full Repeat setting Random Play settingRepeatingplaybackof the selected groupFull Repeat To cancel the Intro Play setting Playingbackonlythe beginning partsof tracksIntro PlayPlaying back tracks in the book- mark list Adding tracks to the bookmark listRemoving tracks from the book- mark list Display during copying List of setting itemsList of groups or tracks Display During RecordingPress E/DDto start copying Output of the signals during copyingCopyingall tracksona CD IIj FEeCopyingselected tracks on a CD @.Press Copy onceMulti Synchro Multi-synchronized copying mode Setting the HDD copy modeMode Multijog Selectinga targetdiscSettingthe HDDcopymenu Copy Speed Copy MethodCopy Level Recording input audio source ExampleTo record the program that starts at 900 and ends at Using an external timer to recordProgram starting time Program ending time Setting for a timer recording Carry out steps 1 and 2 in Recording input audio source P.31When recording an analog input source Adjusting the recording levelWhen recording a digital input source Setting the HDD recording mode Mode Multi JOGSetting a condition for synchronized Recording Multi JOG MenuAdding track markers during recording Manual track marking ITICopyingall tracks in a groupto a disc When copying onto a CD-R or CD-RW disc withoutWhen copying onto a new CD-R or CD-RW disc Press Copy twiceWhen a disc is selected Press /DDto start copyingMrk Buttons, or * on the remote control to selectCopyingselected tracks on the HDD Press /nq to start copying When copying has been completed, the operationCopyinghigh quality sounds Audio Master Quality Recording Setting the CDR copy mode Full Auto Full auto-synchronized copying modeSetting the CDR copy menu Copy MethodImaging Speed 4x CopySet the original CD in the disc tray Total number of tracks Total time Press Copy three timesText During finalization When starting finalizationPress /nn to start finalization Erasing TOC Erasing last tracksErasing all tracks Initializing a CD-RW disc Press pD to start erasingEdit menu Menu content Selectable during Playback Cursor button operations in the edit menuCorrecting the characters Entering the title characters by using Multi JOG knobEnteringcharactersin the edit menu Press the Multi JOG knob to confirm the selected characterPress Multi JOG knob Enter on the remote Control = Press CompletePress Complete Edit Stored=111IlilqiII=llhl Press ClearGroup to be copied from Album to be copied to Album CopyAlbum Rename Album to be moved=1,11IIlqinl=llh# Album Pack Press Complete when all the characters have been EnteredAlbum Delete Album TitleAlbum to change its tracksorder Album to adjust its trackslevelTrack Level Llllfiil=lihW Tr. lnterval Track interval Playing time of the trackTrack Rename Track to be movedBefore Track Adjust Track AdjustTime length to be adjusted Track to be erased Track ErasePart Erase If the edit menu is selected during playhack, the unitIiiili Ending point of the partial eraseTrack to be divided Track CombineTrack Divide Dividing pointTrack Pack If Track Pack is selected P.58, the following Screen appearsAdd Fade Add Fade OutTrack Title Track to assign a title toPress Menu while the HDD is selected P.14 Display changes for the menu item selectionYucan move a disc and assign a new nmnber Disc RenameDisc Erase Disc to be movedDisc Combine Disc DivideIf Disc Pack is selected P.66, the following screen Appears Disc PackIIIRtIFPf Disc numhers are le-organizedby eliminating ulmsed discMulti Jogmenu Menu Enter Complete Remote control to select DAC Mode COAXIAL, or AnalogCheckingHDDinformation HDD Info Formatting the HDD HDD FormatSystem firmware version InitializingsettingsInitializeCheckingthe firmwareversion Firm. Version CDR drive firmware versionSettingthe videooutput VIDEOOutput Press D or Menu to exitAutoPlayFirm.Update Startingplaybackautomatically Updating the firmware versionRemedy SymptomCause EliJ liB,,,-oIol i J Cant Edit Invalid ModeOPC Adjust Cant Tr.LevStandby Timer StandbyReading Track No.FullFinalize Digital MoveEmphasis ScmsMenu 52-57Rules of digital recording Inputs Audio PerformanceLaser Diode Properties OutputsAttenzione AchtungObservera Precaucion

CDR-HD1500 specifications

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