Sony STR-DA90ESG manual Recording to audio tape or MD, To stop recording, Digital recording

Recording

You can control both playback and recording components using the receiver's on-screen display. If necessary, see the instructions of your recording component.

pRecording to audio tape or MD

1Click FUNCTION in the main menu.

2Click the playback component you want (e.g., CD).

3	Click SUB.
			INPUT		SUB		USER
		0	(	)	p		P	=	+
4	Click REC EDIT.
	DISC		TRACK		D. SKIP
	1	2	3	4	5
	6	7	8	9	10/0	>10		ENTER
	REC EDIT							EXIT
			INPUT		SUB		USER
		0	(	)	p		P	=	+

5Click a recording component (e.g., TAPE).

PLAYER	CD
RECORDER	VIDEO 1
	VIDEO 2
	DAT/MD
	TAPE
	EXIT

The control buttons for both components appear. “PLAYER” for the playback component, and “RECORDER” for the recording component. The arrow indicates the operative component.

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FUNCTION		SOUND			SETUP
/ PLAYER				CD
	0	(	)	p	P
RECORDER				TAPE
0	9	(	)	p	P
	A	B
REC					EXIT

Playback/Recording

6Insert a blank tape into the recording component (tape deck, etc.) and adjust the recording level, if necessary.

7Click REC to start recording, then click the play button (() on the PLAYER control. Recording starts. Do not click any RECORDER controls while recording. This will cut off the source being recorded.

FUNCTION		SOUND			SETUP
/ PLAYER				CD
	0	(	)	p	P
RECORDER				TAPE
0	9	(	)	p	P
	A	B
REC					EXIT

To stop recording

Click the recording component‘s p control.

To control the recorder after recording

Click RECORDER. RECORDER becomes the operative component and you can use the RECORDER controls to rewind and playback the recording (etc.).

Click PLAYER to operate the playback component.

To return to the main menu

Click EXIT.

Digital recording

If you connect your CD player and DAT(or MD) deck using digital connections (see page 12) and specify the OPTICAL jacks for both components (see page 25), the previous operations will let you make digital recordings from CD to DAT (or MD).

Notes

•Signals input to the DIGITAL input jacks cannot be recorded through analog connections (i.e., to record a CD onto a cassette tape, the CD player must be connected to the receiver’s analog (L and R) input terminals).

•If you leave the REC EDIT menu by clicking FUNCTION, SOUND, or EXIT, recording continues, but control returns to the PLAYER side, even if you previously clicked

RECORDER.

•Some tape decks require that you press the r REC and ( buttons simultaneously to start recording. To perform one-button recording from the on-screen display, be sure to record the recording signal as shown in steps 1 to 7 of “Registering IR codes” (pages 19 to 21).

•When you record on a component connected to the DAT/ MD REC OUT, TAPE REC OUT or VIDEO 1, 2 OUT jacks, sound adjustments do not affect the recording.

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