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SETTING UP

ENGLISH

Features

• A full compliment of input and output jacks:

– XLR stereo input jacks for microphone or line level

signals.

– Line level RCA output jacks.

– Digital coaxial (RCA) input jack.

– Digital XLR output jack (with ON/OFF switch).

• Professional microphone specifications:

– Phantom power (+48V).

– Microphone attenuation adjustment.

– ANC (Ambient Noise Control) switch for eliminating

unwanted background noise.

• Professional system specifications ensure safe recording:

– Automatic UTOC (User Table Of Contents) updates

whenever STOP (7) is pressed.

– Large (16MB) shock proof memory buffer can hold up

to 20 seconds of stereo (40 seconds of mono) sound

during playback or recording.

– On board backup of UTOC data, preset modes, and

date and time.

• Fully adjustable recording features:

– Three record level options: manual, manual with

limiter, and automatic (ALC).

– LSR (Level Sync Recording) allows you to start

recording automatically when the input signal reaches

a preset level.

– Adjustable PRE REC memory cache that monitors the

input signal (during rec-pause) to completely

eliminate lag time at start of recording.

– Various recording formats: two channel (stereo), dual

level mono, mixed mono, and mono.

– One touch recording with auto end search.

– Date and time information stored automatically with

each track.

• Edit functions allow you to divide, combine, move, and

delete a track, delete a whole disc. You can also title the

disc and the individual tracks.

• Internal sampling rate converter that lets you make

digital recordings from a wide variety of program

sources; 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz (CD, MD, etc.) and 48 kHz

(DAT, etc.).

• 3-way power supply.

• Power management control:

– Power turns off automatically after 5 minutes of non-

operation (alarm sounds 30 seconds before power off).

– Internal battery charger for (optional) NiCd pack.

• Built in (12 or 24 hour) clock automatically imprints the

date and time of recording on each track.

• Two recording modes; SP (Standard Play, stereo) and LP

(Long Play, mono).

• Built-in mono condenser microphone.

• Built-in speaker.

• Backlit LCD display.

• Remote jack for optional wired remote control (RC-5).

FOREWORD

This section must be read before any connection is made to the

mains supply.

WARNINGS

Do not expose the equipment to rain or moisture.

Do not remove the cover from the equipment.

Do not push anything inside the equipment through the

ventilation holes.

Recording and playback of any material may require consent.

For further information refer to the following:

— Copyright Act 1956

— Dramatic and Musical Performers Act 1958

— Performers Protection Acts 1963 and 1972

— any subsequent statutory enactments and orders

INTRODUCTION

Please read these operating instructions carefully. We recom-

mend that you read the entire user guide before you connect

or operate the unit.

After you have reviewed the contents this manual, we suggest

that you make all system connections before you attempt to

operate the unit.

PRECAUTIONS

The following precautions should be considered when operat-

ing the equipment.

When setting the equipment ensure that :

– air is allowed to circulate freely around the equipment

– the equipment is on a vibration free surface

– the equipment will not be exposed to interference from an

external source

– the equipment will not be exposed to excessive heat, cold,

moisture or dust

– the equipment will not be exposed to direct sunlight

– the equipment will not be exposed to electrostatic discharges

• In addition, never place heavy objects on the equipment.

• If a foreign body or water does enter the equipment, contact

your nearest dealer or service center.

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

Seite 1 - Features

4SETTING UPENGLISHFeatures• A full compliment of input and output jacks:– XLR stereo input jacks for microphone or line levelsignals.– Line level RCA

Seite 2 - Contents

13RECORDINGENGLISHRecording Line SourcesBefore recording analog signals via the MIC/LINE INjack(s), make sure the following switches are set correctly

Seite 3 - Power supplies

14RECORDINGENGLISHRecording OperationThis unit can both record LINE or MIC level analog soundas well as a wide variety of digital sound sources (32, 4

Seite 4 - Adjusting the System

15RECORDINGENGLISHTo pause during recordingPress REC PAUSE (8).Slide REC/MARK (¶ ) to the right to resume recording(the track number changes).To mark

Seite 5 - Setting the Date and Time

16PLAYBACKENGLISHHP/SPK MODEBACKSPACE1¥4 ¢¥¡DISPLAYPLAY/PAUSE (6)OperationTo start playbackPress PLAY/PAUSE (3˜8) during stop mode.To pause during pla

Seite 6 - Viewing the date and time

17PLAYBACKENGLISHSearchingTo search forward during play or pausePress and hold FF/NEXT (¢˜¡).When the unit reaches the end of the last track whilesear

Seite 7 - Components

18PLAYBACKENGLISHRepeating part of a track (A-B)1 Start playback.2 Press A-B/DEL at the beginning of the part youwant to repeat.“REPEAT” lights up and

Seite 8 - Other Connections

19ENGLISHEDITINGDividing a TrackThis function will divide a track into two different tracks.After dividing the track, the total number of tracksincrea

Seite 9 - Microphones

20EDITINGENGLISHErasing a Disc or TrackUse the following operations to erase an entire disc or anindividual track.Please note, these operations cannot

Seite 10 - Recording Digital Sources

21EDITINGENGLISHTitling a Disc or TrackThis function will allow you to input titles for the disc oran individual track. Titles may consist of uppercas

Seite 11 - Recording Operation

22ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONENGLISHSystem LimitationsThe recording system in this MD recorder is radicallydifferent from those used in cassette and DAT de

Seite 12 - RECORDING

5SETTING UPENGLISHHow to Use this ManualThis manual is divided into the five sections describedbelow. To find out how to use a specific control, refer

Seite 13 - Basic Operation

23ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONENGLISHSCMS Copy ProtectionAs a digital audio component, this MD recorder conformswith the Serial Copy Management System (SCMS

Seite 14 - Repeat Play

24ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONENGLISHRule 2You can record a digital signal input from a digitalsatellite broadcast onto a DAT tape or recordable MD viathe d

Seite 15 - REPEAT A-B

25ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONENGLISHTroubleshootingIf your unit fails to operate normally, check the symptomsand solutions described below which you can ta

Seite 16 - Dividing a Track

26ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONENGLISHSpecificationsDIGITAL AUDIO SYSTEMSystemMiniDisc digital audio systemDiscMiniDiscRecording methodMagnetic field variati

Seite 17 - Moving a Track

27ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONENGLISHAUDIO SPECIFICATIONSFrequency Response20 Hz ~ 20 kHzSignal-to-Noise Ratio (IEC-A weighted)85 dBTotal Harmonic Distortio

Seite 18 - Titling a Disc or Track

6SETTING UPENGLISHPower suppliesAC AdaptorWhen recording for extended periods, or using this unit ina studio environment, we recommend using the AC ad

Seite 19 - System Limitations

7SETTING UPENGLISHAdjusting the SystemPresetsThe system presets described below can be adjustedaccording to your needs and preferences.• Power managem

Seite 20 - SCMS Copy Protection

8SETTING UPENGLISHREPEAT A-BRECSP LPLSRAMPMTOC1LRDATE40 20 12 6 2 0OVER-dB∞REPEAT A-BRECSP LPLSRAMPMTOC1LRTRACKTOTAL40 20 12 6 2 0OVER-dB∞Setting the

Seite 21 - ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

9SETTING UPENGLISHSPLRTRACKTOTALREC DATEREMAIN40 20 12 6 2 0OVER-dB∞RECSPPMLRTRACKTOTALREC DATEREMAIN40 20 12 6 2 0OVER-dB∞RECSPAMPMLRTRACK40 20 12 6

Seite 22 - Troubleshooting

10SETTING UPENGLISHConnecting MicrophonesConnect the microphones as shown below.You can connect two microphones for stereo to the MIC/LINE IN L and R

Seite 23 - Display Messages

11SETTING UPENGLISHConnecting DigitalComponentsThe following illustrations show you how to connectdigital audio components for recording or playback.T

Seite 24

12RECORDINGENGLISHRecording with the Built-inMicrophoneBefore recording with the built-in mono microphone,make sure the following switches are set cor