Fostex Locating a point by entering a time, CD-R/RWMASTER RECORDER CR500 Playback/Locate

EDIT TIME

EDIT TIME

EDIT TIME

CD-R/RW MASTER RECORDER CR500 (Playback/Locate)

Locating a point by entering a time

By entering a time, you can immediately locate the corresponding point

Depending on the current time mode, you can specify the point by the disc elapsed time or track elapsed time.

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1

ACCESS

DISPLAY

MEMORY MEMORY SET

LOCATE

SHIFT

EXIT/NO

1

2

3

CONTRAST

space

ABC

DEF

EDIT TIME

PUSH

PLAY MODE

CLEAR

MENU/ENTER/YES

FILE SEL

4

5

6

+10

PROGRAM SET

DIR SEL

GHI

JKL

MNO

REPEAT

REC RDY

SKIP/CURSOR

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8

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0

L

R

PQRS

TUV

WXYZ

symbol

OPEN/CLOSE

REC END

ABS 0

POWER

USB

MIN

MAX

MIN

MAX

MIN

MAX

(KYBD ONLY)

PHONES

INPUT LEVEL

RECORD

STOP/HOME

PLAY

REWIND

F FWD

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1)While the recorder is stopped or during playback, press the [SHIFT] key to turn on the Shift

mode, and press the [LOCATE/

EDIT TIME

] key.

The current time is captured and the popup screen for editing time is shown.

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<Note>: The time information area on the screen shows the captured time in the current time mode (the disc elapsed time or track elapsed time).

2)Use the [MENU] dial (or the numeric keys) to enter the desired time.

You can use the cursor position by using the [SKIP/CURSOR ] keys.

You can reset the time on the screen to "000m 00s 000ms" by pressing the [CLEAR/+10] key. You can enter a time within the range between "000m 00s 000ms" and "999m 59s 999ms".

<Note>: If you enter an illegal time and attempt to locate the corresponding point, the display shows "Out of Zone!" and the operation is rejected. Enter a legal value.

3)After entering the time, press the [LOCATE/

EDIT TIME

] key.

The recorder immediately locates the corresponding point and stops.

<Note>: When you press the [LOCATE/] key in step 3) above, the time is

stored to the [LOCATE/] key. Therefore, next time you press the [LO-

CATE/] key, you can locate the same point. The stored time is effective until you edit the time by the steps above.

<Note>: If you have never executed the locate function using the [LOCATE/ EDIT TIME ] key, pressing the [LOCATE/ EDIT TIME ] key locates the beginning of the disc.

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