OR
OR
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3Select the input by pressing INPUT SELECTOR on the main unit.
Each press of INPUT SELECTOR switches the inputs as follows.
DIGITAL1 IN 
DIGITAL2 IN 
ANALOG IN
DIGITAL1 IN : Select this to record the digital input from the digital source component connected to the DIGITAL IN 1 OPTICAL terminal. The DIGITAL 1 indicator lights up.
DIGITAL2 IN : Select this to record the digital input from the digital source component connected to the DIGITAL IN 2 OPTICAL terminal. The DIGITAL 2 indicator lights up.
ANALOG IN : Select this to record the analog input from the analog source component (cassette deck, tuner, etc.) connected to the ANALOG IN (REC) jacks.
4Play the source to be recorded.
The level indicators show the input levels.
•The input level should be adjusted when the analog input is recorded (see “To adjust the analog input level” on page 16).
•The input level for the digital inputs does not need adjustment.
•When DIGITAL 1 or DIGITAL 2 is selected, one of the sampling frequency indicators lights up. For example, 44.1 kHz indicator is displayed for a CD player input.
However, if no source component is connected to the digital input or the sampling frequency input is other than 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, or 48 kHz, “DIGITAL IN UNLOCK” scrolls on the display showing that the recording is impossible.
5Press 6 on the main unit or 3 on the remote control unit.
Recording starts.
The 3 indicator lights up.
•When the MD becomes full, “UTOCwriting” is displayed indicating that the recording is successfully completed. Then, the MD stops. The disc indicator lights in green.
To stop recording:
Press 7 on the main unit or on the remote control unit.
“UTOCwriting” is displayed and the MD stops. The disc indicator lights in green.
To pause the MD:
Press ƒ REC PAUSE on the main unit or ƒ on the remote control unit.
To resume recording, press 6 on the main unit or 3on the remote control unit.
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