Undoing the Last Edit (Undo Function)

You can use the Undo Function to cancel the last edit and restore the contents of the MD to the condition that existed before editing was done. Note, however, that you cannot undo an edit if you do any of the following after the edit:

•Press the r button on the front panel.

•Press the r button, the MUSIC SYNC button, or the CD-SYNC STANDBY button on the remote.

•Turn off the power or eject the MD.

•Disconnect the AC power cord.

≠AMS± EDIT/NO YES

1While the recorder is stopped or during playback pause, press EDIT/NO to display “Edit Menu.”

2Turn AMS until “Undo?” appears in the display, then press AMS.

“Undo?” does not appear if no editing has been done.

One of the following messages appears in the display, depending on the type of editing to be undone:

Editing done:

Message:

 

 

Erasing a single track

“Erase Undo ?”

 

Erasing all tracks on an MD

 

 

 

Dividing a track

“Divide Undo ?”

 

 

Combining tracks

“Combine Undo ?”

 

 

Moving a track

“Move Undo ?”

 

 

Labeling a track or an MD

“Name Undo ?”

 

Changing an existing title

 

 

 

3Press YES again.

“Complete” appears for a few seconds and the contents of the MD are restored to the condition that existed before the edit.

To cancel the Undo Function

Press EDIT/NO or p.

Additional Information

Function of Control Terminal

1 Control terminal (CTRL-S)

Mini jack type

When a system controller with CTRL-S terminal is connected to the control terminal of this recorder, it can operate as a remote .

Control functions

The system controller which is connected to the control terminal operates the same as the supplied remote RM-D7M.

Note

When the system controller is connected to the control jack, the remote can not be used because its infrared rays are stopped.

2 Remote control terminal

D sub 9 pin connector (male terminals)

This connector is to control the unit by using an external personal computer, etc.

It is communicated by RS-232C signals of 9600bps.

Consult the dealer about the communication protocol.

Pin assignment

Pin:

Terminal nomenclature:

 

 

1

NC

 

 

2

RXD (INPUT)

 

 

3

TXD (OUTPUT)

 

 

4

Connected to 6 pin inside

 

 

5

GND

 

 

6

Connected to 4 pin inside

 

 

7

Connected to 8 pin inside

 

 

8

Connected to 7 pin inside

 

 

9

NC

 

 

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MDS-E52 specifications

The Sony MDS-E52 is a remarkable piece of audio technology introduced as part of the MiniDisc lineup, which was popular during the late 1990s and early 2000s. This device exemplifies Sony's commitment to high-quality sound and innovative features, making it an appealing option for audiophiles and casual listeners alike.

At its core, the MDS-E52 is a MiniDisc recorder that allows users to record and playback digital audio on MiniDiscs. One of its defining features is the Adaptive TRK function, which enables the unit to automatically allocate recording space depending on the length of the audio being captured. This functionality ensures that users can maximize the capacity of their MiniDiscs, accommodating various recording lengths without wasting valuable space.

The MDS-E52 supports various recording modes, including SP (Standard Play), LP2 (Long Play 2), and LP4 (Long Play 4), allowing users to choose between sound quality and recording time. In SP mode, the highest audio fidelity is achieved, while LP modes extend recording time significantly—up to four times the capacity of a standard MD in LP4 mode. This versatility makes it suitable for both high-quality music playback and lengthy voice recordings.

Moreover, the MDS-E52 boasts a digital optical input, making it easy to connect to other digital audio devices. This feature facilitates high-quality audio transfers, preserving the integrity of the sound during recording. The built-in A/D converter ensures that analog audio signals are accurately converted to a digital format, thereby maintaining sound clarity.

Another significant technological advancement of the MDS-E52 is its ability to edit recordings post-capture. Users have the freedom to create playlists, erase tracks, and move audio segments with ease, providing a level of flexibility that earlier formats didn't offer. The user-friendly interface, complete with a clear display and intuitive controls, enhances the overall user experience.

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Overall, the Sony MDS-E52 stands out as a noteworthy example of early digital audio technology, combining high-quality sound, versatility in recording capabilities, and user-friendly features. Its legacy is marked by its contribution to the evolution of portable and digital music formats, making it a cherished piece of equipment for many music enthusiasts.
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