Looking at the controls, Recorder | Kenwood MZ-B3 manual

Looking at the controls

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The recorder

1END SEARCH button (7)

2 DISPLAY button (16, 20)

3 TRACK MARK (REC)/PAUSE (for

the remote controller) jack (13)

4 Display window (7, 9, 16, 21)

5 DC IN 4.5 V jack (27)

6 OPEN button (6)

7 CLOCK SET button (on the bottom)

(17)

8 FAST PLAY button (19)

9 =(search/AMS) button (7, 9)

0 ((play) button (9)

!Á +(search /AMS) button (7, 9) !ª p (stop) button (7, 9)

!£ HOLD switch (21)

!¢ TRACK MARK button (13, 24) !° Record indicator (15)

!¤ ERASE button (25, 26) !¦ Speaker (9)

!¥ PLAY MODE button (19) !» 2(headphones) jack (9, 22) @¼ VOL (volume) control (9) @Á Microphone (7)

@ª Battery compartment (on the bottom) (6, 8)

@£ MIC PLUG IN POWER jack (11, 12) @¢ MONO (monaural)/STEREO

switch (11, 12)

@° VOR indicator (10)

@¤ r REC (record) button (7)

@¦ VOR (Voice Operated Recording) ON/OFF button (10)

@¥ P(pause) button (7, 9)

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Kenwood MZ-B3 manual Looking at the controls, Recorder

Contents

Portable MiniDisc Recorder Owner’s Record InformationFor Customers in the USA Welcome Table of contents Power sources Additional information Bottom Slide Open and openLid Alkaline batteries Recording an MD right Sound source MicrophonePress Display window while recording Lid down to close Insert an MD with the label Play Press Display window while playing backTo listen in stereo sound If the play does not start Indicator DictatingStop To release the digital VOR function Stereo microphone To MIC Plug in Power Mono monaural Recording in stereo with an external microphoneTo stop recording Various Red White RK-G128 not supplied To MIC Plug in Power Recording from other equipmentPortable CD player, portable MD player, etc To 2 or To record from a monaural player Track marking to divide a recording Track marking while recordingContinue to next page m Track marking important points Tips on track marks Tips on recording To know the remaining time, etc ∙ While in stop mode∙ While recording Setting the clock to stamp the recorded time If you make a mistake while setting the clockWays Recording Charging the built-in battery for the clock To switch to normal playback Listening at a fast speedPlaying tracks repeatedly Various ways Tips on playback To know the time and track name Various To lock the controls Hold function Listening with other equipment To listen with a monaural player Track marking a recording Editing recorded Various waysTrack marking Track numbers increase To add track marks while recording Erasing a track mark Erase a track mark Track numbers decreasePause Appears for about 2 seconds Erasing a track To erase a part of a trackPstop Play To erase other tracks Erasing a whole disc RREC Pstop Using on a lithium ion rechargeable battery Using on house currentTo wall outlet AC-E45HG AC power adaptor not supplied To DC When to charge or replace the batteries Battery lifeaBatteries Record Ing b Precautions To remove the manganese dioxide lithium battery You cannot record using a timerFor Customers in the USA Mechanical shock or vibration Additional information Troubleshooting Symptom Cause/Solution Additional information Symptom Cause System limitations Error messages Error message Meaning/Remedy TR Full System SpecificationsGeneral What is the MD? Optional accessoriesHow MiniDiscs work Premastered MDs Quick Random Access How the MiniDisc got so smallShock-Resistant Memory User TOC Music Data Area Looking at the controls Recorder Current location Display windowRecorded portion Disc length Remote controller Carrying case Sony MZ-B3 E Sony MZ-B3 E