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Main MD-801R@#/ MD-801P@# OWNERS MANUAL WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. Important Safety Precautions TO THE USER IMPORTANT (for U.K. Customers) IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS TASCAM MD-801R/P Mk II ADVARSEL OBSERVERA ACHTUNG CAUTION 2 Table of Contents 2 - Front and rear panel features i Table of Contents ii 1 - Introduction 1.1.3Random access and U-TOC 1.1.2Buffer memory 1.1.1ATRAC compression 1.1 About the MiniDisc format 1 - Care of MD media 1.2 Care of MD media 1.1.4Track titling, etc. 12 1 - About the MD-801R/P Mk II ter to perform this operation for you. 1.3.3Care of the unit 1.3.1Unpacking the unit 1 - About this manual F1 SHIFT F1 Page Page 22 2 - Front and rear panel features [8] RECORD key and indicator [7] READY key and indicator [6] PLAY key and indicator [5] STOP key 23 [17]TIME key [16]TITLE key 24 [18]EDIT key It is possible to perform editing operations on pre-recorded (read-only) discs. However, 25 [26]REPEAT key and indicator source (see 2 - Display (5) DATE indicator (4) EDIT indicator (2) 27 (6) TRACK TITLE indicator [32]DIGITAL INPUT (AES/EBU) cables are used for digital audio connections. 28 switches. output 29 [48]~ IN (power in connector) [47]REMOTE (PARALLEL) connector 3 - Menu items 3.5 Jog loop length 3.4 Frame display 3.3 Auto cue 3.2 Pitch control 3 - Resume setting 3.9 Timer-controlled playback 3.8 EOM track mitted when recording is halted temporarily. 3 - Incremental play 3.12Check items 3.11.4Stop bits 3.11.3Parity 3 - Auto track numbering level 3.15Post-script recording taking these factors into consideration. 3.13Auto track numbering level 4 - Basic operations 4.2.3Monaural playback 4.2.2Playback outputs continuous (jumpy). 4.2.1Playing back a whole disc 4 - Playback of discs 4.2.8Relative time display 4.2.7The CALL function 4.2.5Entering the A and B location points 4 - Playback of discs 4.2.14Jog mode nal word clock ( 4.2.13Varispeed mode 44 4.3 Recording operations 4.2.18Setting the time and date If the MD-801 is in stop mode, this operation shows the discs time and date, rather than 45 4.3.3Basic recording ) before recording, to avoid this situation. way. 46 erase the whole disc (except for the disc title). If post-script recording is turned off, you will recording the newly-created rst track. 47 effect. have no 4.3.8Digital recording 48 ually in these cases. 4.3.9Analog recording MD-801. 5 - Editing operations 5.2 Dividing tracks 5.1.1Cancelling an edit operation start the editing process. you 5 - Erasing a track 5.4 Combining tracks 5.3 Erasing a track above. 5 - Moving tracks 5.6 A and B point erase operations this. message if you attempt 5 - A and B point erase operations 5.6.3Erasing from the start of a track 5.6.2Erasing to the end of a track 5.6.1Normal A-B erase 5 - Moving an A-B point 5.7 Moving an A-B point track") for this purpose. 55 5 - Restoring erased material 5.9 Changing track attributes 5.8 Restoring erased material 56 5 - Erasing a complete disc 5.10Erasing a complete disc be protected again. If a trac k is unprotected in this w ay, it cannot 5 - Track and disc title entry 5.11.5Viewing titles 5.11.4Editing existing titles 5.11.3Changing characters 5 - Track and disc title entry mode. 59 5.11.6Copying disc and track titles 7 - Remote control of the MD-801 current is 100 mA. 7.1.1Tally indicators connector 7.1 REMOTE (PARALLEL) 7 - REMOTE (PARALLEL) connector 7.1.3Sequential playback and recording 7.1.2Fader start 72 8 - Specifications, etc. troubleshooting guide 8.1 Error messages and 8 - Specifications Write Fail! W_Protected! UTOC Full! 8 - Specifications 8.2.5General and electrical 8.2.3Digital I/O 83 8 - Dimensional drawing 84 Index A - E A I Index F - P II F Index R - T III R S Index U - W IV U V