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Sony MDS-E10 manual Rear Panel Descriptions, 12 34

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Rear Panel Descriptions

Location and Function of Parts

Rear Panel Descriptions

	230V
	120V
	VOLTAGE
	SELECTOR
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1ANALOG (UNBALANCE) input jacks

Inputs as an analog signal the sound of the component connected by a pin type connecting cable.

2ANALOG (UNBALANCE) output jacks

Outputs as an analog signal the contents of the MD of this recorder to the component connected by a pin type connecting cable.

3ANALOG INPUT LEVEL control

Can adjust the level of analog input in a range of _∞ ~ +15 dB.

Normally, this control is used in the position (0 dB) of center click.

4DIGITAL COAXIAL input jack

Inputs as a digital signal the sound of the connected component.

5DIGITAL COAXIAL output jack

Outputs an a digital signal the contents of the MD of the recorder to the connected component.

6DIGITAL OPTICAL input connector

Inputs as a digital signal the sound of the connected component.

7DIGITAL OPTICAL output connector

Outputs an a digital signal the contents of the MD of the recorder to the connected component.

8CONTROL-S jack

Connects the remote or control equipment.

If the plug is connected to the jack, the remote sensor does not receive infrared rays.

9VOLTAGE selector

(Exept for the USA/CA models)

Select 120V or 230V according to the local power line voltage. (Refer to page 2)

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Sony MDS-E10 manual Rear Panel Descriptions, 12 34

Contents

Operating Instructions TABLE OF CONTENTSMDS-E10 Notice for the Customers in the United Kingdom For customers in the U.S.AINFORMATION For customers in the EuropePrecautions On safetyOn power sources On cleaningWhere to keep thge MDs Regular maintenanceHandling MDs About This ManualAdditional Information TABLE OF CONTENTSOperating the MD Recorder Using a Location and Function of Parts Front Panel Descriptions 567 89q;qa qsqd qf qh qj qk ql w; wa ws wd wfRear Panel Descriptions 12 34Remote Descriptions Location and Function of Parts Display Window Descriptions 9q;qaS O N G S 1 5 Tr 4 6 m 0 8 s Using the Display WindowWhen you insert an MD S O N G S - 2 7 m 5 2 sN o N a m e 1 6 Tr 3 m 0 5 s D R E A M - 2 4 m 4 7 s D R E A M 2 Tr 2 m 3 3 sD R E A M 2 Tr - 1 m 2 5 s Notes Getting Started After UnpackingInserting batteries into the remote 1Prepare necessary connecting cables Hooking Up the Audio ComponentsMixer 2Connect3Connect the power cord MD recorderRecording on MDs Recording on an MDNotes on Recording Recording for long times Adjusting the Recording Level I n p u t L e v e l C o a x - 5 . 0 d BMonitoring the input signal Input Monitor Recording TipsErasing blank portions automatically Smart Space/Auto CutMarking Track Numbers While Recording Track MarkingMarking track numbers manually Manual Track MarkingSeconds of Prestored Audio Data Starting Recording WithTime Machine Recording Recording on MDsSynchro-recordingWith the Audio Component of Your Choice Music Synchro-recordingZSynchro-recordingWith a Sony CD Player CD Synchro-recordingZRecording on MDs Playing MDs 3Press POWER to turn on the recorder1Turn on the mixer 4Insert an MDPlaying MDs Playing a track by entering the track number Z Playing a Specific TrackLocating a track with AMS NextN o N a m e 6 Tr 3 m 2 8 s Locating a Particular Point in a TrackReserving the next track during play Next Track PlayPlaying Tracks Repeatedly Repeat Play Repeating the current track Repeat 1 Play ZRepeating all the tracks on the MD Repeat All Play ZRepeat A-BPlay Z Playing Tracks in Random Order Shuffle Play ZRepeating a specitic portion within a track 6 8 1 0 0 / 3 S 1 2 m27 s Creating Your Own Program Program PlayProgramming the tracks Checking the order of tracks in the programN o 1 - - 0 Tr 0 m 0 0 s N o 1 - - 6 Tr 3 m 2 8 sMulti-accessPlay Changing the contents of the programM e m o r i z i n g M.ACCESS Multi-accessplay ZChanging the contents of the program Checking the program2 Tr 0 m 0 0 s 0 0 f M A R K 2 Tr 4 m 0 9 sSetting Play Start Position After Play Is Stopped Resume PlayR e h e a r s a l 3 m 4 3 s 0 4 fPausing After Each Track Auto Pause Fine adjusting the marked point RehearsalMaking Track Play Start Soon Auto Cue 1 0.5 % D R E A M 2 Tr 4 m 0 9 s Changing Playback Speed Variable Speed PlayEditing Recorded MDs Before you start editingRAM editing and DISC editing To select RAM editingUsing buttons and control for editing operations Erasing Tracks ERASEAbout indication which appears during editing About indications which appear after editingErasing consecutive tracks Multitrack Erase Erasing all tracks on an MD ALL ERASEErasing a portion of a track A-BErase Combining consecutive tracks Multi track combine Combining Tracks COMBINECombining two tracks COMBINE Moving Tracks MOVE Dividing Tracks DIVIDE Dividing a track after selecting a trackDividing a track after selecting the dividing pointT r 2 N m I n T r 2 ANaming a Track or MD using the controls Naming a Track or MD NAMET r 2 N m I n T r 2 DNaming a track or MD using the remote Z disc. Name All Copy Copying names Name CopyCopying the same name to all tracks and Erasing all names on the MD Name All Erase Renaming a track or MD ZErasing a track or disc name Name Erase Undoing the Last Edit UNDO Changing Recorded Level after Recording S.F EditL e v e l - 2 d B Changing the level of a whole trackTo Use Fade In/Fade Out Other Functions Fade IN and Fade Out ZFade-inPlay and Fade-inRecording Fade-outPlay and Fade-outRecordingControl terminal functions Control terminal CTRL-S —Mini-jacktypeRecording on an MD using a timer Using a TimerPlaying an MD using a timer Operating the MD Recorder Using a Keyboard Setting the keyboardConnecting a keyboard to the MD recorder Selecting keyboard typeUsing the Edit Menu Naming a Track or MD Using the KeyboardShort cut to the naming procedure Operating the Recorder Through the Keyboard Operations using the US or JP keyboardsOperations using the 10-keypad Clearing key assignments Assigning Characters to Keyboard KeysAssigning a character Recorder Using a Keyboard Keyboard Operations English Keyboard LayoutKeyboard Operations 10-KeyboardLayout Operating theAdditional Information System LimitationsTrouble shooting Guide to the serial Copy Management SystemSelf-DiagnosisFunction Additional InformationMessage code Cause/RemedyDisplay Messages MessageMeaning MessageSpecifications Additional Information Exterior dimensionsRack mounting Setup Menu Table To access the Setup Menusetting Additional InformationEdit Menu Table Last Mode MemoryPrinted in Japan