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Sony MDS-JB930 Hooking Up the Audio Components, Required cords, Things you should keep in mind while, hooking up the system, Jacks (connectors) for connecting audio

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Hooking Up the Audio Components

CONTROL A1						Mains lead

Started Getting




Amplifier,				CD player, DBS tuner*, Digital
etc.				amplifier, DAT deck, MD deck, etc.**

*Digital equipment with a DIGITAL OUT connector only

**Digital equipment with both DIGITAL IN and OUT connectors

Required cords

Audio connecting cords (2) (supplied)

When connecting an audio connecting cord, be sure to match the colour-coded pins to the appropriate jacks: white (left) to white and red (right) to red.

White (L) White (L)

Red (R)

Red (R)

Optical cables (3) (only one supplied)

•When connecting an optical cable, take the caps off the connectors and insert the cable plugs straight in until they click into place.

•Do not bend or tie the optical cables.

Coaxial digital connecting cables (2) (not supplied)

Things you should keep in mind while

hooking up the system

•Turn off the power to all components before making any connections.

•Do not connect any mains lead until all the connections are completed.

•Be sure the connections are firm to prevent hum and noise.

Jacks (connectors) for connecting audio

components

Connect	To the
Amplifiers	LINE (ANALOG) IN/OUT jacks

CD players or DBS tuners	DIGITAL COAXIAL IN jack or
	DIGITAL OPTICAL IN*
	connector

Digital amplifiers, DAT decks,	DIGITAL COAXIAL IN/OUT
or another MD deck	jacks or DIGITAL OPTICAL IN*/
	OUT connectors

*There is no distinction of IN1 and IN2 connectors.

5GB

Contents

Page WARNING Welcome About This Manual Getting Started Location and Function of Parts Recording on MDs Playing MDs Editing Recorded MDs Getting Started Before You Start the Hookup Checking the supplied accessories Inserting batteries into theemoter Hooking Up the Audio Components Required cords Things you should keep in mind while hooking up the system Jacks (connectors) for connecting audio Hooking Up the Audio Components Connecting the mains lead About the CONTROLA1Control System Basic Functions of the CONTROL A1Control System Setting the Clock Changing the clock setting(s) Displaying the current date and timeZ Page Location and Function of Parts Front Panel Parts Descriptions 11GB Remote Parts Descriptions 12GB 13GB Using the Display When you insert an MD While the deck is stopped 14GB While the deck is recording 15GB Using the Display Checking the pitch control value Displaying the recorded date Z 16GB Recording on MDs Notes on Recording About indications which appear while About indications which appear after 17GB Recording on an MD 18GB 19GB Adjusting the Recording Level Recording Tips Checking the remaining recordable time on the MD Monitoring the input signal 21GB Marking Track Numbers While Recording (Track Marking) Marking Track Numbers While Recording Marking track numbers manually (Manual Track Marking) Marking track numbers automatically (Automatic Track Marking) Starting Recording With Six Seconds of Prestored Audio Data (Time Machine Recording) Data 23GB Synchro-recordingWith the Audio Component of Your Choice (Music Synchro-recording) Choice Synchro-recordingWith a Sony CD Player (CD Synchro-recording) Z 25GB Playing an MD Playing MDs 26GB Playing a Specific Track Locating a track with AMS Playing a track by entering the track number Z 27GB Locating a Particular Point in a Track Locating a point while monitoring the sound Locating a point by observing the time indication Playing Tracks in Random Order (Shuffle Play) Order 29GB Creating Your Own Programme (Programme Play) Programme Programming the tracks Checking the contents of the programme Tips for Recording From MDs to Tape Inserting blanks between tracks during play (Auto Space) 31GB Tips for Recording From MDs to Tape 32GB Brief descriptions of buttons and control used to edit MDs 33GB About indication which appears while editing Erasing Tracks Erasing a track 34GB Erasing all the tracks on an MD Erasing a portion of a track 35GB Erasing Tracks Dividing Tracks Dividing a track after selecting the track 36GB Dividing a track after selecting the dividing point Combining Tracks 37GB Moving Tracks Naming a Track or MD 38GB Naming a track or MD using the controls on the deck 39GB Naming a Track or MD Naming a track or MD using the remote Z Copying a track or disc name 40GB Renaming a track or MD Z Erasing a track or disc name Erasing all the names on the MD 41GB Undoing the Last Edit 42GB Other Functions Changing the Pitch (Pitch Control Function) Setting the pitch automatically in steps Fade In and Fade Out Z Fade-inPlay and Fade-inRecording 44GB Fade-outPlay and Fade-outRecording Falling Asleep to Music (Sleep Timer) 45GB Using a Timer Playing an MD using a timer Recording on an MD using a timer 46GB Playing With Different Tones (Digital Filter) Tones 47GB Playing With Different Tones (Digital Filter) 48GB Operating the MD Deck Using a Keyboard Setting the Keyboard Connecting a keyboard to the MD deck Naming a Track or MD Using the Keyboard Short cut to the naming procedure Using the Edit Menu 50GB Operating the Deck Through the Keyboard Operations using the keyboard Operations using ten-keys 51GB Assigning Characters to Keyboard Keys Assigning a character Clearing key assignments 52GB Additional Information Precautions 53GB Handling MDs System Limitations 54GB Troubleshooting 55GB Specifications 56GB Display Messages 57GB Edit Menu Table Setup Menu Table 58GB Self-DiagnosisFunction 59GB Index 60GB 61GB