zVarious ways of recording
Connecting digital and analog inputsThe recorder selects digital or analog input according to how the sound source is hooked up.
Input | Digital | Analog (line) |
Difference | input | input |
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Connectable | Equipment | Equipment |
source | with an | with an |
| optical | analog (line) |
| digital | output jack |
| output jack |
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Usable | Digital | Line cable |
cord | cable (with | (with 2 phono |
| an optical | plugs or a |
| or an |
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| plug) |
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Signal | Digital | Analog |
from the |
| Even when a |
source |
| digital source |
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| (such as a CD) |
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| the signal sent |
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| to the recorder |
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| is analog. |
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Recorded | Marked | Marked |
track | (copied) | •after more |
numbers | auto- | than 2 seconds |
| matically | of silence. |
| •at the | •when |
| same | recording is |
| positions as | paused. |
| the source. | You can erase |
| •when | unnecessary |
| recording is | marks after |
| paused. | recording. |
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Recorded | Same as the | Adjusted |
sound | source | automatically. |
level |
| You can also |
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| adjust it |
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| manually. |
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See the illustration in Japanese text (page 15).
Connect to a digital source using an optical cable
1Connect the LINE IN (OPTICAL) jack of the recorder to the optical digital output jack of the source with an optical cable (not supplied).
The recorder switches to digital input automatically.
2Connect the power source.
To use on AC power, see "Recording an MD right away!" To use on other power sources, see page 60.
3Insert a recordable MD.
Press OPEN to open the lid, insert a recordable MD, and close the lid.
4Press and slide the REC switch to the right.
"REC" lights up and recording starts.
5Play the sound source.
To stop recording, press p.
Notes
•When recording from a portable CD player, play it on AC power and disable the anti- skip function (such as ESP*).
•Digital output may be disabled on some portable CD players when the player is not run on AC power.
* Electronic Shock Protection
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