Yamaha CDR-HD1500 owner manual Setting the CDR copy menu, Copy Method

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Setting the CDR copy menu

In the CDR copy menu. you can set the copy method, copy leveh

copy speed, and imaging speed.

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1 • Press MENU while this unit is in the CDR copy standby mode (P.38, 40).

2.In the HDD copy menu, you can set the copy method, copy level, copy speed, and imaging speed.

Tile cop>ing mmm (P.43-44) contains four items as Mlows:

Copy Method

Copy Level

Copy Speed

hnaging Speed

3.Press the MULTI dOG knob (ENTER on the remote control) to confirm the menu item to be adjusted.

4.Rotate the MULTI JOG knob (press +/-, or on the remote control) to adjust the parameter for each item.

5.Press the MULTI JOG knob (ENTER on the remote control) to confirm the setting when adjustment has been completed.

6.Press MENU to close the menu.

This unit returns to the CDR copy standhy mode (P.38, 41)).

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Copy Method

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Initial setting: Analog Copy

Analog Copy

This method alwa>s makes analog copies.

Digital Move

The data is moved from the HDD to tile CD. Therefore, tile track or group data will be deleted li"om the HDD alter they have been

moved to the CD-R or CD-RW disc by this method.

Digital Copy

This nmthod always makes digital copies. Copying is not possihle if

the tracks are copy protected by the SCMS standard (R82).

Auto Dig/Anlg

Digital and analog copying are mltomatically sv, itched depmKling

on the track. If digital copying is prohibited by the SCMS standard (P.82), an analog copy is made. For those tracks that can be

digitally copied, a digital copy is made.

In analog copying, the data may be copied at a lower sound level.

The settings is stored in the memory and applied to future copying.

When copy level is mljusted or when carrying out Analog Copy, the unit automatically creates an image lile on the HDD before starting the disc copy process.

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Contents Mode Demploi LllllqL!l We Want You Listening For a LifetimeImportant Notice do not Modifythis Unit Declaration of Conformity ProcedureFor U.K. customers Special Instructions for U.K. ModelFor Canadian Customers Discs that can be played back This unitReWritablel Discs that cannot be used for recording on this unitTo prevent a malfunction of this unit Handling of discsUsing Headphones Copying UsingBasic HddicdrStructure About this manual Yamaha Front panel Search/Skip EraseNnPlay/Pause Analog REC Level controlOqi FE Remote control Oii0REC Timer RECInput IntroDisplay Video jack Video OUT jacks S Video jackAC inlet U.S.A. model only Analog jacks Analog Line in REC jacksAnalog connections Digital connectionsConnecting a monitor InstallingbatteriesConnecting the power cable Battery replacementTotal number of tracks Total time When the disc information is read completely, the displayTo start playback automatically using external timer Now, please try various features of this unitTo copy from the HDD to CD-R/CD-RW discs To record external sources on the HDDTo operate the CDR drive, press CDR To operate the HDD drive, press HDDRW Copying E38-49 Group Data on the HDDTrack Data on CDs Display while recording onto the HDD Display while playing the data on the HDDDisplay while playing a CD Display while recording onto a CD-R or CD-RW discTo skip tracks To start playbackTo stop playback To stop playback temporarily PauseWhen selecting Style All Setting the play styleSearchingby elapsedtime Time Search To cancel the Single Repeat setting When selecting Style GroupGroup for making a setting Repeatingplayback of a track Single RepeatRepeatingplaybackof the selected groupFull Repeat To cancel Full Repeat setting Random Play settingPlayingbackrandomly RandomPlay Playingbackonlythe beginning partsof tracksIntro Play To cancel the Intro Play settingRemoving tracks from the book- mark list Adding tracks to the bookmark listPlaying back tracks in the book- mark list List of groups or tracks List of setting itemsDisplay during copying Display During RecordingCopyingall tracksona CD Output of the signals during copyingPress E/DDto start copying IIj FEe@.Press Copy once Copyingselected tracks on a CDMode Multijog Setting the HDD copy modeMulti Synchro Multi-synchronized copying mode Selectinga targetdiscSettingthe HDDcopymenu Copy Level Copy MethodCopy Speed Recording input audio source Program starting time Program ending time Using an external timer to recordExampleTo record the program that starts at 900 and ends at Carry out steps 1 and 2 in Recording input audio source P.31 Setting for a timer recordingWhen recording a digital input source Adjusting the recording levelWhen recording an analog input source Mode Multi JOG Setting the HDD recording modeMulti JOG Menu Setting a condition for synchronized RecordingITI Adding track markers during recording Manual track markingWhen copying onto a new CD-R or CD-RW disc When copying onto a CD-R or CD-RW disc withoutCopyingall tracks in a groupto a disc Press Copy twicePress /DDto start copying When a disc is selectedCopyingselected tracks on the HDD Buttons, or * on the remote control to selectMrk Copyinghigh quality sounds Audio Master Quality Recording When copying has been completed, the operationPress /nq to start copying Full Auto Full auto-synchronized copying mode Setting the CDR copy modeCopy Method Setting the CDR copy menu4x Copy Imaging SpeedTotal number of tracks Total time Press Copy three times Set the original CD in the disc trayText Press /nn to start finalization When starting finalizationDuring finalization Erasing all tracks Erasing last tracksErasing TOC Press pD to start erasing Initializing a CD-RW discCursor button operations in the edit menu Edit menu Menu content Selectable during PlaybackEnteringcharactersin the edit menu Entering the title characters by using Multi JOG knobCorrecting the characters Press the Multi JOG knob to confirm the selected character= Press Complete Press Multi JOG knob Enter on the remote Control=111IlilqiII=llhl Edit StoredPress Complete Press ClearAlbum Rename Album CopyGroup to be copied from Album to be copied to Album to be movedAlbum Delete Press Complete when all the characters have been Entered=1,11IIlqinl=llh# Album Pack Album TitleTrack Level Album to adjust its trackslevelAlbum to change its tracksorder Track interval Playing time of the track Llllfiil=lihW Tr. lntervalTrack to be moved Track RenameTime length to be adjusted Track AdjustBefore Track Adjust Part Erase Track EraseTrack to be erased If the edit menu is selected during playhack, the unitEnding point of the partial erase IiiiliTrack Divide Track CombineTrack to be divided Dividing pointIf Track Pack is selected P.58, the following Screen appears Track PackAdd Fade Out Add FadeTrack to assign a title to Track TitleDisplay changes for the menu item selection Press Menu while the HDD is selected P.14Disc Erase Disc RenameYucan move a disc and assign a new nmnber Disc to be movedDisc Divide Disc CombineIIIRtIFPf Disc PackIf Disc Pack is selected P.66, the following screen Appears Disc numhers are le-organizedby eliminating ulmsed discMulti Jogmenu Menu Enter Complete COAXIAL, or Analog Remote control to select DAC ModeFormatting the HDD HDD Format CheckingHDDinformation HDD InfoCheckingthe firmwareversion Firm. Version InitializingsettingsInitializeSystem firmware version CDR drive firmware versionPress D or Menu to exit Settingthe videooutput VIDEOOutputStartingplaybackautomatically Updating the firmware version AutoPlayFirm.UpdateCause SymptomRemedy EliJ liB,,,-oIol i J OPC Adjust Invalid ModeCant Edit Cant Tr.LevReading Timer StandbyStandby Track No.FullEmphasis Digital MoveFinalize Scms52-57 MenuRules of digital recording Laser Diode Properties Audio PerformanceInputs OutputsObservera AchtungAttenzione Precaucion

CDR-HD1500 specifications

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