Technics SC-HD310, SC-HD510 One touch CD editing AI Edit, Press AI Edit, Recording CDs, Linking

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AI EDIT

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1 OPEN/CLOSE

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Recording CDs

AOne touch CD editing (AI EDIT)

The unit calculates the length of the tape and decides which tracks go on which side of the cassette so tracks are not cut off midway.

Preparation: Do the preparatory steps (a page 19).

Insert a CD.

Press [AI EDIT].

The unit makes the calculations and “AI EDIT TAPE” scrolls across the display. It takes a moment for recording to start.

After the deck completes recording the CD

It goes into recording standby mode. If there is space left on the tape, “LINK” and the remaining time on the tape flash on the display.

●If you have completed recording, press [■] on the deck or the CD player.

●If you wish to continue recording with another CD, see “Linking” below.

To stop editing

Press [■] on the deck or the CD player.

“EDIT OUT” is displayed and both sections stop.

When tracks are allotted to both sides

When the tracks allotted to side A finish playing, the deck records to the end of the side to complete calculation.

Editing programmed tracks

Program the tracks (a step 1 and 2, page 18) and press [AI EDIT].

Note

Track numbered 25 or over cannot be recorded by one touch editing. Use normal recording (a page 20).

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B	Linking
If “LINK” is flashing and you wish to continue recording from another
CD, do the following.			Recording
1	Press [ OPEN/CLOSE] to close the tray.
	Press [	OPEN/CLOSE] and insert
	another CD.
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	Press [u] on the CD player.
	Recording begins again.

You can continue linking tracks as long as there is space on the tape. If you load a CD that has no tracks short enough to fit in the remaining space, linking cannot be done.

To cancel

Press [■] on the deck or the CD player. “EDIT OUT” scrolls across the display.

Linking programmed tracks

Program tracks after inserting the new CD (a step 1 and 2, page 18).

Your attention is drawn to the fact that recording pre-recorded tapes or discs or other published or broadcast material may infringe copyright laws.

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