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Tascam CC-222MKII After recording-Erasing, display, and the timer starts counting down

Models: CC-222MKII

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display, and the timer starts counting down (XX:XX).

The process takes about 40 minutes. You should note that sometimes the timer shown on the display is not always an accurate indi- cator of the time remaining before the opera- tion is complete.

6 – After recording—Erasing

At the end of the operation, the word Complete appears briefly on the display, and the display returns to the track/time display (of course, there are no tracks, and the disc is at the start, with the total time of the disc available for recording).

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Tascam CC-222MKII owner manual After recording-Erasing, display, and the timer starts counting down

Contents

WARNING TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK CD Recorder/Cassette DeckHAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURETO THE USER IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONSFor U.S.A IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Optical pickup SAFETY INFORMATION1 - Introduction Contents2 - Features and controls 7 - Reference and specifications1 - Introduction Some notes and precautionsSupplied accessories Beware of condensation 1 - Introduction-Somenotes and precautionsRack-mountingthe unit Environmental considerationsAbout CD-Rand CD-RWdiscs 1 - Introduction-FinalizingFinalizing About tapes1 - Introduction-Finalizing “Recordable” discsHandling of compact discs 1 - Introduction-Finalizing Use of the remote control unitNever use a stabilizer or printable discs Recommended mediaAbout this manual 1 - Introduction-Aboutthis manual2 - Features and controls fPHONES jack and volume control 2 - Features and controls-Rearpanel featuresRear panel features eMONITOR TAPE/MIX/DISC switchRemote control features 2 - Features and controls-Remotecontrol features2 - Features and controls-Remotecontrol features LNumber keys 0 through 10, +10, andContinuous tape/CD playback 3 - Cassette operationsPlayback operations Dubbing tapes from the CD deck 3 - Cassette operations-RecordingoperationsRecording operations Bypassing the INPUT level for dubbing Recording tapes from the PHONO deckDubbing to tape from the middle of a CD Recording silences between items 3 - Cassette operations-Otherrecording featuresOther recording features Other tape functions and featuresSearch keys Fast forward and rewindTrack search 4 - CD playerSimple playback operations Time display modesProgrammed order playback 4 - CD player-PlaybackmodesPlayback modes Intro check Setting the A and B repeat points4 - CD player-Repeatplay Repeat playAuto spacing Timer playback4 - CD player-Autospacing Input monitoring Signal volume5 - Recording CDs Input selectionFrequency conversion 5 - Recording CDs-BasicrecordingBasic recording Time display while recording 5 - Recording CDs-Dubbingfrom tape to discDubbing from tape to disc Playing back tracksDubbing to CD from the middle of the tape 5 - Recording CDs-Fromthe RIAA PHONO inputsFrom the RIAA PHONO inputs Synchronized recording Setting the trigger level5 - Recording CDs-Advancedrecording Advanced recording5 - Recording CDs-Advancedrecording Sync recording startSync recording stop 5 - Recording CDs-Advancedrecording Automatic track divisionRec mute function 5 - Recording CDs-Advancedrecording Fade-inand fade-outTo perform a fade-in To perform a fade-outErasing tracks 6 - After recordingErasing Unfinalizing CD-RWdiscsRefreshing a disc 6 - After recording-ErasingErasing a whole disc 6 - After recording-Erasing display, and the timer starts counting downTroubleshooting 7 - Reference and specificationsCD recorder section 7 - Reference and specifications-MenuitemsSpecifications Menu itemsCassette recorder section 7 - Reference and specifications-SpecificationsPhono input and headphones General specifications Dimensional drawingTape maintenance TEAC CORPORATION CC-222@#