Kenwood XD-9581MD TWIN RECORDING Function, To Interrupt a Recording, @: MHz, Preparation section

48	Convenient recording methods
	XD-9581MD (En)

Recording preparation is required. y

Preparation section

TWIN RECORDING Function

This is the function for simultaneous recording from CD to MD and tape. All tracks of a CD are recorded in the sequence on the CD.

For recording to tape, please read “Let's record” in the operation manual of the cassette deck X-H9 (option) carefully.

Basic section

Application section

1Confirm that the “PGM” indicator is not lit.

P.MODE

2Select the target disc.

DISC 1 DISC 2 DISC 3 DISC 4 DISC 5 DISC 6

3Press the TWIN REC key.

TWIN REC

ÖThe recording input to the MD recorder automatically becomes “DIGITAL1”.

Goes off

PGM	MEMO	EDIT	RDS EON	TA NEWS	INFO.	TP	PTY	TOTAL SPACE		PROG. MUTE				N.B.
AUTO	DISC	MAX	D 1		) 1			@):) ) MHz		6	7	8		9	10
		ALL								12
TUNED	STEREO								kHz		2	3		4	5
										1
			SLEEP	O.T.T.		ECHO	P.B.C.	EQ.	MANU.	11	12	13		14	15
										16	17	18	19		20
								ON
VOL.										MUSIC CALENDAR

MD recorder display during tape deck recording level adjustment

Track No. of title to be recorded first

0 0 1 @T W I N				R E C			TOTAL DIGITAL
							REMAIN
							SINGLE	1	2
							0 : 0 0
	TITLE	SEARCH	MANU.		PGM	REPEAT

Lights

ÖThe recording level will be adjusted automatically in approx. 60 seconds (variable depending on CD contents), after which recording starts.

ÖMeasures are taken automatically so that no track is inter- rupted at the tape reversal. Short soundless portions may be inserted between the tracks on the MD because of this pro- cessing.

Knowledge sections

To Interrupt a Recording

Recording and playback are stopped when the 7 key of the CD player is pressed.

1.When the TWIN REC key is pressed while the CD player is playing, the playback will be stopped and CCRS setting (edit recording preparation) will begin.

Notes	2.	The automatic setting of the recording level for edit recording uses the portions of the set CD suitable for setting the recording level.
	3.	If the deck is set for one-side recording(Ò), the processing at the tape end is applied only to side A.