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24 CD RECORDING

CD Recording

When automatic control of digital level is

desired, press and hold both Digital Level

Control Buttons



and release them when

the Digital Record Level Status Indicator

lights as A DRLC. In this mode, the system will

automatically limit digital record levels from the

moment an OVER Level Indicator

flashes

for the first time to prevent any audible distor-

tion. Note that with digital recordings an OVER

indication is possible only when sources recorded

with highest levels, are used and the Digital

Level Control



is turned up.

Finalizing CD-R and CD-RW Discs

Finalizing is a simple process that completes the

recording of a disc so that it may be used in

other players. Once that is done, a CD-R disc may

not be changed or added to. CD-RW discs are

“locked” once they are finalized, but they may be

unfinalized to permit additional recording or era-

sure.

To finalize a disc, place it in the Record Drawer

, if it is not already in that drawer. Once the

disc’s Table of Contents (TOC) information has

been read and the OPC process has been com-

pleted, press the Finalize Button

and note

that the word FINAL will begin to flash in the

Time/Message Display

. Within five sec-

onds, press the CDR Play/Select Button

(

The finalization process will take up to two min-

utes, depending on the length of the material

recorded on the disc. During finalization you will

see the number of seconds remaining in the

process count down in the Time/Message

Display

until the disc is finalized. During

finalization the CDR deck will not accept any

operating commands.

When the finalization process is complete, the

Time/Message display will return to its normal

messages, and the R/RW Indicator

will go

out, with the CD indication

remaining to indi-

cate that the disc is finalized and ready for play

on standard CD players (CD-R discs, CD-RW discs

only on CD-RW-compatible players).

Unfinalizing and Erasing CD-RW Discs

CD-RW discs are unique in that they are both

recordable and rewritable.This means that you

may use them over again like a cassette tape.

However, the process of reusing a CD-RW disc is

slightly different from that used with tapes.

Unfinalizing a CD-RW Disc

To keep the material that is already recorded on

a finalized CD-RW disc and to add an additional

track or to erase the last track or the complete

disc, you must first unfinalize the disc. To do that,

place the CD-RW disc in the Record Deck

and wait until the Table of Contents data has

been read.

Press the Erase Button

once and check to

make certain that the words UN- and FINAL

flash alternatingly in the Time/Message

Display

. Within three seconds, press the

CDR Play/Select Button

(

to start the

process. Similar to the finalization process the

unfinalization will take up to two minutes. During

that time you will see the number of seconds

remaining in the process count down in the

Time/Message Display

, alternating with

the word UN-FIN.

When the UN-FIN message goes out and is

replaced with a normal display and the RW

Indicator

has re-appeared, the disc has

been unfinalized and is ready to have single

tracks erased or new tracks added.

Erasing an Entire CD-RW Disc

Erasing the entire contents of a disc is simple,

and it does not matter if the disc has been final-

ized or not. To erase the disc, press the Erase

Button

TWICE, so that the words ALLand

ERASE appear alternatingly in the Time/

Message Display

. To start the erasure,

press the Play/Select Button

(

and note

that the word ERASE will keep flashing.The

erasure process takes about a minute, and it is

complete when the Time/Message Display

resets to 00 00:00and ERASE goes out.

The disc is now totally erased and may be

reused.

Erasing a Single Track

The individual tracks on a CD-RW disc may be

erased one at a time, starting with the last track

on the disc, or you may erase more than one

track. Note that before individual tracks may be

erased the disc must be unfinalized. If the disc is

finalized, follow the instructions above for unfi-

nalizing before proceeding with these steps.

To erase only the last track, press the Erase

Button

. Note that the Time/Message

Display

will display 01TRKand ERASE

alternatingly. Press the Play/Select Button

(

within three seconds, now the last track

will be erased.When ERASE goes out, the

Time/Message Display

will show the total

number of tracks that now remain on the disc

(under the Track Indicator

) and the total

running time of all tracks.

Erasing Several Tracks

You may erase more than one track, counting

backwards from the last track. First, press the

Erase Button

. Note that the Time/Message

Display

will display 01TRKand ERASE

will flash. Within 3 seconds press the Next

Button

or Previous Button

until the number of tracks to be erased appears in

the Time/Message Display

. For example,

when 06TRKappears in the display a total of

six tracks will be erased, counting back from the

last track on the disc. Next, press the Play/

Select Button

(

within three seconds of

making the track selection.When all selected

tracks are erased, the Time/Message Display

will show the total number of tracks that now

remain on the disc (under the Track Indicator

) and the total running time of all tracks.

Important Note on Erasing Tracks: Tracks at

the beginning or in the middle of the disc may

not be erased until all of the tracks after them

have been erased.

Important Note on Erasure and

Finalization Times: Regardless of the speed at

which a disc was recorded, the CDR 30 will erase

and finalize discs at the x4 speed to minimize the

length of the process. However, in some cases, it

may be necessary for the unit to repeat the era-

sure or finalization due to the nature of an indi-

vidual disc. For that reason, it is normal for the

time required to complete these steps to vary

from one disc to another.

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