Fostex CR300 Handling of disc, Do not play a CD with a special shape, Disc maintenance

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Handling of disc

•When holding a CD-R, CD-RW or CD disc, be careful not to leave a fingerprint, dirt or a scratch on the signal- recording side. Hold the disc by placing your fingers on the edge or across the center hole and edge. A disc containing a fingerprint, dirt or a scratch can sometimes become unusable for recording or playback.

•Be careful not to scratch the label side. A scratched disc can sometimes become unusable for recording or playback.

•The disc rotates at a high speed inside the player. Do not attempt to use an abnormal disc (cracked disc, extremely warped disc, etc.).

Do not play a CD with a special shape

Do not play a CD having other shape than a circular disc, such as a heart shaped disc. Otherwise malfunction may occur.

Disc maintenance

•When a disc is stained with a fingerprint or dust, the signal recorded on the disc itself is not affected but such a stain could degrade the sound quality by reducing the brightness of the light reflected from the signal recording side. Therefore, always try to keep the disc surface clean. For cleaning, use a soft cloth which is either dry or soaked in alcohol and wipe with a light force in straight directions from the center toward the edge.

Do not wipe in a circular

Wipe lightly from the

direction.

center toward the edge.

•For disc cleaning, it is recommended to use an optional disc cleaning kit.

•Do not use record spray or antistatic agent. Also take care that volatile chemicals such as benzine and thinner do not spill on the disc, for these substances may corrode the surface.

Disc storage

•The CD-R, CD-RW and CD discs are made of plastic material just like analog record so. When storing a disc, take care so that it does not warp. Always put it in its case and stand the case upright and avoid places subject to direct sunlight, high temperatures, high humidity and extremely low temperatures. It is not recommended to leave the case on a car seat because the seat of a car in direct sunlight can become unbelievably hot.

•Be sure to read the instructions provided with the disc.

•Do not stick paper or seals on the label surface.

Make sure the label surface is not scratched or damaged. Scratched or damaged surfaces may result in playback or recording failure.

Use only a felt pen sold on the market or similar pen to write on the label. Never use a writing instrument with a hard point (ballpoint pen, pencil, etc.), as this will damage the disc.

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Contents CR300 Safety Instructions Information to User For Canadian modelPour le modele Canadien Features Contents AC power cord AAA/R03 dry cell batteries ... x Checking AccessoriesBattery loading method Batteries AAA/R03 dry cell batteriesCleaning the compact disc recorder Precautions regarding installationCD lens cleaner LocationDiscs usable with this unit DiscsCD-R finalization CD-R and CD-RW discsHandling of disc Disc maintenanceDo not play a CD with a special shape Disc storageConnections Digital Signal ConnectionAnalog Signal Connection Controls and Indicators Switching the time display Parallel remote control Wireless remote controlAlso be carried out by using buttons with the same Operations performed by buttons marked canDisc LOADING/UNLOADING Turn the power on2,4 Open the disc trayMode of Recording Track numbers are updated automatically by this unitRecording a CD, DAT, MD or DCC source S/P DIF only Recording from the middle of a disc Recording of other-than-audio signalsTrack recording All-track recording Load a CD-R or CDRW disc containing Recordable space Synchro button twice Automatic finalization recordingPress the Finalize ButtonManual DIGITAL-SOURCE Recording Press the Record REC buttonsAfter recording, press the stop button to end recording Adjust the recording level Press the pause Or play button Record-pause modeANALOG-SOURCE Recording RW disc containing a Recordable spaceAdjustment reference Recording level adjustmentLevel meter Minimum recording time per trackAuto stop delay time Setting in Digital Synchro Copy Bit SettingFade In / Fade Out Time Setting Menu Button FunctionsAuto Pause Mode Setting Automatic Track Number Renewal Level Sensitivity SettingBalanced Output Level Setting Sample Rate Converter ThruManual writing of track number Track Number WritingAutomatic writing of track number Press the Track no T O / M a N U a LTo pause recording Convenient Functions for RecordingCreating a blank Starting recording with fade-inChecking the recording end point from the middle of a disc Skip ID Recording Setting skip ID to a track Track skipPlay the track to be skipped Press the Skip ID SET buttonPlay the track which is not to be skipped Clearing skip ID of a trackFinalization TOC Recording What is finalization?RW disc which has Been recorded on Press the Finalize buttonErasing CD-RW discs Erasing CD-RW onlyPress the Erase button Load a CD-RW disc w h i c h h a s b e e n recorded onLoad a CD-RW disc which has been finalized Press the pause button to start the TOC erasingAll tracks erasing Starting playback PlaybackTo pause playback Playing from the desired track Direct track selectionSearching the desired point Manual search Searching an adjacent track Track searchPress the track search Press and hold the manualPress the Repeat button of the remote control unit Playback in Auto Pause ModePlaying tracks repeatedly Repeat playback Fade-in/fade-out during playbackPlaying Tracks in the Desired Order Programmed PlaybackProgram reservation Programming pauseClearing a track from the program Clearing the entire programChecking the programmed tracks Replacing a track in the programLoad a disc containing the recording of skip ID data Press the play buttonCase skip playback is not required Message Description Ref. Character Message ListInformation messages related to playback operation Information messages related to recording operationConnections Symptom Cause RemedyTerm Function Ref. IndexAudio Unit typical Affect of Immunity on This Equipment Declaration of EC DirectivePage Fostex CO
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