Erasing

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Erasing from a CDRW disc

It is possible to erase one or more tracks (starting from the end of the last track) or the entire CDRW. It is not possible to erase from a CDR.

Erasing one or more tracks

1Insert the CDRW from which you want to erase tracks in the CD recorder tray.

2Press ERASE CD shortly to enter the erasing menu.

If an unfinalized CDRW is inserted:

ERASE LAST TRACK? and PRESS ERASE are displayed alternately.

If a finalized CDRW is inserted:

FINALIZED CD will be displayed briefly.

ERASE LAST TRACK?, followed by PRESS ERASE are displayed alternately.

0To select a particular track you wish to erase press ¢ or 4 as often as necessary on the CD recorder side to select the desired track number(s).

ERASE TR and the track number (e.g. 10+) are displayed. To select more tracks to be erased repeat this step.

Note:When erasing several tracks, the tracks to be erased must be selected in sequence, starting from the last recorded track. Example:The CDRW has 5 tracks recorded on it. Now, you can erase tracks 5 and 4.You can also erase tracks 5, 4 and 3, but you cannot erase tracks 5 and 3!

3Press ERASE CD again to start erasing.

If an unfinalized CDRW is inserted:

ERASE is displayed, the operation time left starts to count down and erasing starts.

If a a finalized CDRW is inserted:

UNFINAL is displayed, the operation time left starts to count down and unfinalizing starts.

Afterwards ERASE is displayed, the operation time left starts to count down and erasing starts.

Erasing an entire CDRW

1Insert the CDRW you want to erase in the CD recorder tray.

2Keep ERASE CD pressed for more than 1 second to enter the erasing menu.

If an unfinalized CDRW is inserted:

ERASE DISC? and PRESS ERASE are displayed alternately.

If a finalized CDRW is inserted:

FINALIZED CD will be displayed briefly.

ERASE DISC? and PRESS ERASE are displayed alternately.

3Press ERASE CD again to erase the entire CDRW.

If an unfinalized CDRW is inserted:

ERASE is displayed, the operation time left starts to count down and erasing of the entire CDRW starts.

If a finalized CDRW is inserted:

UNFINAL is displayed, the operation time left starts to count down and unfinalizing starts.

ERASE is displayed, the operation time left starts to count down and erasing of the entire CDRW starts.

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Philips CDR-795 manual Erasing from a Cdrw disc, If an unfinalized Cdrw is inserted, If a finalized Cdrw is inserted

CDR-795 specifications

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