Fostex CR300 owner manual Index, Term Function Ref

INDEX

Term	Function	Ref. page
CD-R disc:	Compact Disc - Recordable.	p. 8, 16
CD-RW disc:	Compact Disc - Rewritable.	p. 8, 16
Consumer disc:	CD-R or CD-RW disc designed for recording music for personal entertainment use.	p. 8, 16
Digital synchro recording	Function which starts/stops recording automatically by detecting the play/stop	p.18, 19, 20
(automatic digital recording):	modes of a digital component.
Disc damage:	Phenomenon with which recording and playback of disc become impossible	p. 42
	due to physical shock or power failure during recording.
Disc identification:	Operation of checking whether the loaded disc is a CD, CD-R or CD-RW.	p. 15
Fader:	Function for recording or playing sound by smoothly varying the volume.	p. 27, 37
Finalization:	Operation for making a recorded CD-R disc playable on ordinary CD players.	p. 31
Label side:	The disc side on which letters, etc., are printed.	p. 15
PMA:	Program Memory Area. The area used for temporary storage of TOC data	p. 17, 18, 19
	until finalization of a CD-R or CD-RW.	21, 22
Recording permitted/	Statuses set with the SCMS, in which digital recording is enabled/disabled	p. 8, 16
inhibited:	respectively.
Remaining recording time:	Time of the disc’s non-recorded section where recording is possible.	p. 13, 31
RESUME:	Operation initiated in case of trouble in recording, consisting of recovery of the	p. 17, 31, 42
	disc to enable next recording.
Skip:	Refer to “Skipping undesired tracks”.	p. 29, 40
Skip ID:	Identification which sets or cancels skipping of undesired track before disc	p. 29, 40
	finalization.
Skip ON/OFF:	Switching on/off of the function to skip undesired tracks to which skip IDs have	p. 38
	been set.
TOC:	Table Of Contents of a disc which allows it to be played on ordinary CD players.	p. 31
Total recording time:	Time of the disc’s section which has already been recorded onto.	p. 13, 31
Track number updating:	Function which, either automatically or manually, update the track number of	p. 23, 26
	the track being recorded by one.
Write-once:	A CD-R disc can be recorded only once and the recording cannot be erased.	p.16
	Recording always starts from the end of previous recording.

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