Kenwood DX-7 instruction manual To manually write a ST-ID during recording, Display example

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•To manually write a ST-ID during recording

•In situations such as when recording an audio source that has no space between tunes,

you can manually write ST-IDs in the appropriate locations while recording is being carried out.

• After writing a ST-ID, you must wait at least 9 seconds before writing the next ST-ID.

• You cannot write more than 99 tune numbers.

• If no tune number is displayed, writing a ST-ID will not switch to the next tune num- ber. Renumber the tunes after recording is finished. (See page 25.)

•To add a ST-ID to a previously recorded tape

•If the displayed tune number does not change when tunes change during playback, no ST-

ID is recorded at that location. In such a case, use the following procedure to add the neces- sary ST-ID.

Use the [REW] and [FA		At the start posi-
buttons to move the tape		tion, press the
to the start position.		(REGl button again.
REW	FF

• The unit enters ST-ID
record-standby mode
and the following oper-		• Each time one of these	• The ST-I D is written on
ation occurs.		buttons is pressed, the	the tape and then play-
• After three seconds of		position where the ST-	back continues.
playback, the tape auto-		ID indicator lights is
matically	rewinds to a	moved forward or back-
position	two seconds	ward by 0.3 second.
before the start position.		(1.8 seconds max.)
(This is repeated up to
10 times.)

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•Leave at least 9 seconds between ST-IDs.

•Tune numbers do not change automatically when a ST-ID is added. After adding all neces- sary ST-IDs, renumber the tunes. (See page 25.)

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