Fostex CR500 owner manual Press the ENTER/YES key again, Using the numeric keys

CD-R/RW MASTER RECORDER CR500 (Preparation before using the CR500)

The display now shows the "SYS SETUP" menu, where "Default File Name " is highlighted.

4)Use the [MENU] dial to scroll through the menu and highlight "Adjust RTC ", then press the [ENTER/YES] key.

The display now shows current clock data which runs in realtime.

5)Press the [ENTER/YES] key again.

The clock data at the moment when pressing the key is hold and now you can edit the clock data.

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6)Edit date/time data using the [MENU] dial or the numeric keys.

• Using the [MENU] dial:

You can edit the value at the cursor (highlighted) position. To move the

cursor, use the [SKIP CURSOR ] key.

• Using the numeric keys:

Each time you press any numeric key, the entered numbers move left from the cursor position.

For example, if you change the currently held data to "06Y 04M 01D 10h 00m 00s", press keys in the following order.

0 -> 6 -> 0 -> 4 -> 0 -> 1 -> 1 -> 0 -> 0 -> 0 -> 0 -> 0

7)After editing date/time data, press the [ENTER/YES] key.

The clock starts running from the entered date/time, while the display returns to the screen which shows current clock data which runs in realtime.

<Note>: If you enter illegal data in step 6) above and press the [ENTER/ YES] key, the display shows "Void data!" and the display returns to the screen where you can edit data. En- ter legal data and press the [ENTER/ YES] key.

8)Press the [STOP/HOME] key to exit the MENU mode.

<Lithium battery replacement>

The unit has an internal lithium battery which is used for driving the realtime clock. The battery life is approximately five years. The battery replacement is done by local Fostex distributor's service department or their authorized service agent.

<Note>: The file creation date of the CR500 is recorded according to the internal realtime clock. However, because "GMT" of "UDF" is set to offset zero, there may be an error when reading the creation date by a PC.

UDF: Universal Disk Format

GMT:Greenwich Mean Time

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