4 - Recording operations
NOTE
The point at which the JOG key was pressed will not be included in the jog loop. To include this point in the loop, you must turn the JOG dial counterclockwise.
4.2.15Shuttle mode
by the time (e.g. 10h 34m 12s) in 24- hour format.
If the track has not been
No Date
NOTE
The SHUTTLE wheel [13] allows you to perform fast cue or review operations, moving forwards or backwards through the program material at high speed.
The further the wheel is moved from the central posi- tion, the faster the cue or review speed.
Since the
4.2.16Displaying track titles during playback
When the
If the track does not have a title entered, the display briefly shows:
No Title
If the display is too long to fit on the display, it can be scrolled by pressing the TITLE key once more.
NOTE
If the
The entry and editing of titles is described in 5.11, "Track and disc title entry"
4.2.17Displaying the recording date
If the current track has been “date- and time- stamped”, the date and time can be displayed:
1While the
2Press the TITLE key [16]. The word DAT E will light in the display, and the date will be shown (for example 98y 12m 25d), followed
If the
4.2.18Setting the time and date
Since the
However, if you move the
1Eject any disc and power off the
2Press and hold down the TIME key [17] while turning on the power. The display shows:
CLOCK SET ?
3Turn the SHUTTLE wheel clockwise to start setting the time and date.
__ y __ m __ d
4Use the DATA dial as a data entry wheel, and the SHUTTLE wheel as a cursor to move between the year (y), month (m) and day (d) fields, as described in 3.1, "Basic principles of menu operations".
5After entering the value for the day, turn the
SHUTTLE wheel:
__ h __ m
6You can set the hours (h) and minutes (m) here.
7When these have been entered, press the TIME key to set the time (the seconds value is set to zero as you press the key) and return to normal operation.
R 4.3 Recording operations
Naturally, these recording operations refer to the