Sony MDS-JB920 Instrukcja obsługi

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Odtwarzacze minidisc
Typ
Instrukcja obsługi
MiniDisc Deck
S
MiniDisc Deck
1998 by Sony Corporation
3-864-150-51(1)
Operating Instructions
Instrukcja obsługi
Инструкция по эксплуатации
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MDS-JB920
MDS-JB920
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WARNING
To prevent fire or shock
hazard, do not expose the unit
to rain or moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do
not open the cabinet. Refer
servicing to qualified
personnel only.
The laser component in this product
is capable of emitting radiation
exceeding the limit for Class 1.
This appliance is classified as a CLASS 1
LASER product. The CLASS 1 LASER
PRODUCT MARKING is located on the
rear exterior.
The following caution label is located
inside of the unit.
IN NO EVENT SHALL SELLER BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT,
INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF
ANY NATURE, OR LOSSES OR
EXPENSES RESULTING FROM
ANY DEFECTIVE PRODUCT OR
THE USE OF ANY PRODUCT.
Precautions
On safety
Should any solid object or liquid fall
into the cabinet, unplug the deck and
have it checked by qualified personnel
before operating it any further.
On power sources
Before operating the deck, check that
the operating voltage of the deck is
identical with your local power
supply. The operating voltage is
indicated on the nameplate at the rear
of the deck.
The unit is not disconnected from the
AC power source (mains) as long as it
is connected to the wall outlet, even if
the unit itself has been turned off.
If you are not going to use the deck
for a long time, be sure to disconnect
the deck from the wall outlet. To
disconnect the AC power cord, grasp
the plug itself; never pull the cord.
AC power cord must be changed only
at the qualified service shop.
On operation
If the deck is brought directly from a
cold to a warm location, or is placed in a
very damp room, moisture may
condense on the lenses inside the deck.
Should this occur, the deck may not
operate properly. In this case, remove
the MD and leave the deck turned on
for about an hour until the moisture
evaporates.
On the MiniDisc cartridge
Do not open the shutter to expose the
MD.
Do not place the cartridge where it
will be subject to extremes of
sunlight, temperature, moisture or
dust.
On cleaning
Clean the cabinet, panel and controls
with a soft cloth slightly moistened with
a mild detergent solution. Do not use
any type of abrasive pad, scouring
powder or solvent such as alcohol or
benzine.
If you have any questions or problems
concerning your deck, please consult
your nearest Sony dealer.
Welcome!
Thank you for purchasing the Sony
MiniDisc Deck. Before operating the
deck, please read this manual
thoroughly and retain it for future
reference.
About This Manual
Conventions
Controls in the instructions are those
on the deck; these may, however, be
substituted by controls on the remote
that are similarly named or, when
different, appear in the instructions
within brackets.
The following icons are used in this
manual:
Z
Indicates a procedure that
requires use of the remote.
z
Indicates tips for making the
task easier and hints.
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Controlling a Separately Available Sony
CD Changer
Hooking Up the System ............................................ 34
Controlling a CD Changer from the MD Deck
(Mega CD Control Function) ................................. 35
Controlling a CD Changer from the MD Deck to
Make a Synchro Recording .................................... 37
Editing Recorded MDs
Notes on Editing........................................................ 39
Erasing Recordings (Erase Function) ........................ 39
Erasing a Part of a Track (A-B Erase Function)......... 41
Dividing Recorded Tracks (Divide Function) ........... 42
Combining Recorded Tracks (Combine Function) ... 43
Moving Recorded Tracks (Move Function) .............. 44
Labeling Recordings (Title Function)........................ 45
Undoing the Last Edit (Undo Function) ................... 49
Additional Information
Display Messages ...................................................... 50
System Limitations .................................................... 50
Troubleshooting ........................................................ 51
Specifications ............................................................. 52
Guide to the Serial Copy Management System ........ 53
Index .......................................................................... 54
Table of Setup Menus ................................................ 56
Self-Diagnosis Function............................................. 57
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting Started
Unpacking ........................................................................... 4
Hooking Up the System ....................................................4
About the CONTROL A1 Control System.....................6
Basic Functions of the CONTROL A1
Control System ............................................................... 7
Setting the Clock ................................................................7
Recording on an MD ............................................ 9
Playing an MD ...................................................... 11
Recording on MDs
Notes on Recording ................................................... 12
Useful Tips for Recording ......................................... 13
Adjusting the Recording Level.................................. 15
Marking Track Numbers While Recording
(Track Marking) ..................................................... 16
Starting Recording With 6 Seconds of Prestored
Audio Data (Time Machine Recording)................. 17
Synchro-Recording With Audio Equipment of Your
Choice(Music Synchro-Recording) ........................ 18
Synchro-Recording With a Sony CD Player.............. 18
Fading In and Out (Fader)......................................... 20
Recording the Current CD Track
(REC-IT Function) .................................................. 21
Recording on an MD Using a Timer ......................... 22
Playing MDs
Using the Display ...................................................... 23
Locating a Specific Track........................................... 25
Locating a Particular Point in a Track ....................... 26
Playing Tracks Repeatedly ........................................ 26
Playing in Random Order (Shuffle Play) .................. 27
Creating Your Own Program (Program Play) .......... 28
Useful Tips When Recording From MDs to Tape ..... 29
Fading In and Out (Fader)......................................... 30
Playing an MD Using a Timer................................... 31
Falling Asleep to Music ............................................. 32
Changing the Pitch (Pitch Control Function)............ 32
Setting the MD Deck Output..................................... 33
Getting Started
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What cords will I need?
Audio connecting cords (supplied) (2)
Optical cables (only one supplied) (3)
Coaxial digital connecting cables (not supplied) (2)
Getting Started
Hooking Up the System
Overview
This section describes how to hook up the MD deck to
an amplifier or other components such as a CD player
or DAT deck. Be sure to turn off the power of each
component before connection.
to a wall outlet
(or to a timer
during timer
recording or
playback)
White
(L)
Red
(R)
White
(L)
Red
(R)
Amplifier
CD player, DAT deck,
or MD deck, etc.
Unpacking
Check that you received the following items:
Audio connecting cords (2)
Optical cable (1)
Remote commander (remote) RM-D17M (1)
R6 (size-AA) batteries (2)
Inserting batteries into the remote
You can control the deck using the supplied remote.
Insert two R6 (size-AA) batteries by matching the +
and – on the batteries. When using the remote, point it
at the remote sensor g on the deck.
z When to replace batteries
With normal use, the batteries should last for about six
months. When the remote no longer operates the deck,
replace all the batteries with new ones.
Notes
Do not leave the remote near an extremely hot or humid
place.
Do not drop any foreign object into the remote casing,
particularly when replacing the batteries.
Do not expose the remote sensor to direct sunlight or
lighting apparatuses. Doing so may cause a malfunction.
If you don’t use the remote for an extended period of time,
remove the batteries to avoid possible damage from
battery leakage and corrosion.
S-LINK
CONTROL A1
L
R
LINE
OUTIN
DIGITAL
OUTIN2 IN1
OPTICAL
IN
COAXIAL OPTICALCOAXIAL
OUT
(ANALOG)
DIGITAL
OPTICAL OUT
DIGITAL
OPTICAL IN
/
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REC
OUT
TAPE/MD
IN
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ç
ç
ç
DIGITAL
COAXIAL IN
DIGITAL
COAXIAL OUT
CD player or
DAT deck, etc.
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Getting Started
Hookups
Connecting the deck to an amplifier
Connect the amplifier to the LINE (ANALOG) IN/
OUT jacks using the audio connecting cords (supplied),
making sure to match the color-coded cords to the
appropriate jacks on the components: red (right) to red
and white (left) to white. Be sure to make connections
firmly to prevent hum and noise.
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Connecting the deck to a digital component such as
a CD player, DAT deck, digital amplifier, or another
MD deck
Connect the component through the DIGITAL
OPTICAL IN/OUT or DIGITAL COAXIAL IN/OUT
connectors with two (or three) optical cables (only one
supplied) and/or two coaxial digital connecting cables
(not supplied).
When using the optical cables
Take the caps off the connectors and then insert the plugs
parallelly until they click into place.
Be sure not to bend or tie together the optical cables.
You can connect the optical cable
to either OPTICAL IN1 or IN2
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MD deck
Amplifier
When using the coaxial digital connecting cable
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z If “Din Unlock” and “C71” appear in the display
Make sure the optical cable or the coaxial digital
connecting cable is connected properly.
z Automatic conversion of digital sampling rates
during recording
A built-in sampling rate converter automatically
converts the sampling frequency of various digital
sources to the 44.1 kHz sampling rate of your MD deck.
This allows you to record sources such as 32- and
48-kHz DAT or satellite broadcasts, as well as compact
discs and other MDs.
Note
If “Din Unlock” alternates with “C71”, or “Cannot Copy”
appears in the display, recording through the digital
connector is not possible. In this case, record the program
source through the LINE (ANALOG) IN jacks with the
INPUT switch set at ANALOG.
Connecting the AC power cord
Connect the AC power cord to a wall outlet or to the
outlet of a timer.
MD deck Digital component
MD deck
Digital component
DIGITAL
OUTIN2 IN1
OPTICAL
IN
COAXIAL
OPTICAL
COAXIAL
OUT
Ç
Ç
DIGITAL
OUTIN
COAXIAL
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Ç
L
R
L
R
LINE
(ANALOG)
OUTIN
TAPE / MD
INOUT
DIGITAL
OUTIN
OPTICAL
DIGITAL
OUTIN2 IN1
OPTICAL
IN
COAXIAL
OPTICAL
COAXIAL
OUT
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Getting Started
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About the CONTROL A1 Control
System
This MD deck is compatible with the CONTROL A1
Control System.
The CONTROL A1 Control System was designed to
simplify the operation of audio systems composed of
separate Sony components. CONTROL A1
connections provide a path for the transmission of
control signals which enable automatic operation and
control features usually associated with integrated
systems.
Currently, CONTROL A1 connections between a Sony
MD deck, CD player, amplifier (receiver), and cassette
deck provide automatic function selection and
synchronized recording.
In the future the CONTROL A1 connection will work
as a multifunction bus allowing you to control various
functions for each component.
Note
The CONTROL A1 Control System is designed to maintain
upward compatibility as the Control System is upgraded to
handle new functions. In this case, however, older
components will not be compatible with the new functions.
Compatibility with the former CONTROL A System
Although the CDP-CX153 is equipped with a
CONTROL
A terminal, it can be connected to
CONTROL
A1 components using a special
connecting cable*.
The CDP-CX151 however, cannot be connected to
CONTROL
A1.
* Use the Sony RK-G139HG (1 meter) monaural mini-
plug ˜ stereo mini-plug connecting cable or a similar
cable (less than 2 meters long with no resistance).
Be sure to connect the STEREO mini-plug to the
CONTROL
A component and the MONO mini-plug
to the CONTROL
A1 component.
STEREO
To CDP-CX153
(CONTROL A)
To the CONTROL
A1 component
MONO
Connecting the CONTROL A1 Control
System
Connect the CONTROL A1 cables in series to the
CONTROL A1 jacks on the back of each component.
Be sure to connect a CONTROL A1 compatible
amplifier (receiver) to take advantage of the
automatic function selection feature.
The components can be connected in any order.
You can connect up to ten CONTROL A1 compatible
components.
The CONTROL A1 functions will work when the
component you want to operate is turned on, even if
all of the connected components are not turned on.
As a rule, the CONTROL A1 remote control system
should not incorporate more than one of each type of
component (i.e., 1 MD deck, 1 CD player, 1 tape deck
and 1 receiver). You may, however, be able to
connect more than one of certain CD players. Refer
to the operating instructions supplied with the
respective component for details.
About the CONTROL A1 cable
Use a commercially available 2P (mono) mini-plug cable
less than 2 meters long, with a maximum outer diameter
no greater than 11 mm, and no resistance. Some
CONTROL A1 compatible components are supplied with
a CONTROL A1 cable as an accessory.
If a component has more than one CONTROL A1 jack, you
can use either one, or connect a different component to
each jack.
“S-LINK” is a general name for Sony’s Bus System, and
includes the CONTROL A1 Control System.
Amplifier
(receiver)
MD
deck
CD
player
Tape
deck
Other
component
S-LINK
CONTROL A1
S-LINK
CONTROL A1
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Getting Started
Basic Functions of the
CONTROL A1 Control System
Automatic function selection
When you connect CONTROL A1 compatible Sony
components using CONTROL A1 cables, the function
selector on the amplifier (or receiver) automatically
switches to the correct input when you press the play
button on one of the connected components.
(If you press · (play button) on the MD deck while
the CD is playing, the function selector on the amplifier
switches from CD to MD.)
Notes
This function only works when the components are
connected to the amplifier (or receiver) inputs according
to the names on the function buttons. Certain receivers
allow you to switch the names of the function buttons. In
this case, refer to the operating instructions supplied with
the receiver.
When recording, do not play any components other than
the recording source. It will cause the automatic function
selection to operate.
Synchronized recording
This function lets you conduct synchronized recording
between the MD deck and selected source component.
1 Set the source selector on the amplifier (or
receiver) to the source component.
2 Set the source component to pause mode (make
sure both the · and P indicators light together).
3 Set the deck to recording pause mode.
4 Press P on the deck.
The source component is released from the pause
mode, and recording begins shortly thereafter.
When playback ends from the source component,
recording stops.
Notes
Do not set more than one component to the pause mode.
This MD deck is equipped with a special synchronized
recording function that uses the CONTROL A1 Control
System (see “Making a synchro recording from a CD
player connected with a control A1 cable” on page 19).
You can also make a synchro recording using the Mega
CD Control Function via the CONTROL A1 Control
System (see “Controlling a CD Changer from the MD
Deck to Make a Synchro Recording” on page 37).
Setting the Clock
Once you set the MD deck’s internal clock, the MD
deck will automatically record the date and time of all
recordings. When playing a track, you can display the
date and time the track was recorded (see page 24).
Time on this deck is displayed on a 24-hour clock.
1 With the deck in standby status (the STANDBY
indicator lights red), press SCROLL/CLOCK SET
down for about 2 seconds until the day indication
in the display starts flashing.
2 Turn AMS to enter the current day, then press
AMS.
The day indication stops flashing, and the month
indication starts flashing.
(Continued)
Pp
0
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r
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·
SCROLL/CLOCK SET
STANDBY AMS ±
3
6
H
8
M
13
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PROGRAM
EJECT
TIME D.O BIT
2
G
7
L
12
Q
17
V
B
SHUFFLE PRESENTRECORDED
PLAY MODE
SCROLL
1
F
6
K
11
P
16
U
A
CONTINUE
DISPLAY
MENU/NO
4
I
9
N
14
S
19
X
D
5
J
10
O
15
T
20
Y
E
YES
DATE
DATE
PRESENT
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3 Repeat Step 2 to enter the month, year, hour, and
minute.
z For precise time and date stamping of recordings
Reset the time at least once a week.
Note
If the AC power cord is disconnected for a long time, the
memorized clock settings will disappear and “Standby” will
flash in the display the next time you plug in and turn on the
deck. If this happens, reset the clock.
Displaying the current date and time Z
You can display the current date and time any time
even when the deck is in standby status.
Press DATE PRESENT.
Each press of the button changes the display as
follows:
n Current display n Date n Time
z You can display the current date and time with an
on-deck button
Press the SCROLL/CLOCK SET button. Each press of
the button changes the display in the same order as the
DATE PRESENT button on the remote does.
Changing the date and/or time
1
With the deck in standby status (the STANDBY
indicator lights red), press SCROLL/CLOCK SET
down for about 2 seconds until the day indication
in the display starts flashing.
2 Press SCROLL/CLOCK SET or AMS repeatedly
until the item you want to change flashes.
3 Turn AMS to change the contents of the selected
item.
4 To complete the setting, press AMS repeatedly
until all items stop flashing.
Deactivating the demonstration mode
If the MD deck does not contain a disc, demonstration
mode is activated automatically after about ten
minutes.
To deactivate the demonstration mode, press any
button on the MD deck or the remote.
Basic Operations
Basic Operations
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Recording on an MD
Monitor audio during recording
Even if you set REC MODE to
MONO, the monitor signal does
not become monaural.
±
REC
INPUT
MONO
PHONES
PHONE LEVEL
PLAY MODE
SCROLL/
CLOCK SET
AMS
YES
MENU/
NO
TIMER
REC OFF PLAY
DISPLAY/
CHAR
REC MODE
EJECT
REC LEVEL
DIGITAL ANALOG
Pp
0
)
§
0
10
·
OPT1
STANDBY
TIMEREPEAT
STEREO
MUSIC
SYNC
FADER
MEGA
CONTROL
CLEAR
OPT2
COAX
ANALOG
DIGITAL
PUSH ENTER
1
2
3
+
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
0
2
3
5 4
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Basic Operations
With the label side up
With the arrow pointing this way
1
Turn on the amplifier and play the program source you want
to record.
2
Press 1/u.
The STANDBY indicator turns off.
3
Insert a recordable MD.
If the MD has a recorded material on it, the deck will
automatically start recording from the end of the last recorded
track.
4
Set INPUT to the corresponding input connector.
To record through Set INPUT to
DIGITAL OPTICAL IN1 OPT1
DIGITAL OPTICAL IN2 OPT2
DIGITAL COAXIAL IN COAX
LINE (ANALOG) IN ANALOG
5
Set REC MODE to the mode you want to record in.
To record in Set REC MODE*
1
to
Stereo sound STEREO
Monaural sound*
2
MONO
*
1
If you switch REC MODE during recording or recording pause, recording
stops.
*
2
In the monaural recording, you can record about two times longer than in
the stereo recording.
(Continued)
Basic Operations
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6
Press r REC.
The deck becomes ready to record.
7
Adjust the recording level.
When recording through the DIGITAL COAXIAL IN, OPTICAL IN1, or
IN2 connector
Adjust the outer REC LEVEL (DIGITAL) control so that the
peak level meter in the display is a maximum of 0 dB. For
details, see page 15.
When recording through the LINE (ANALOG) IN jacks
Setting the inner REC LEVEL (ANALOG) control at 4 is
satisfactory for most purposes. For details, see page 15.
8
Press · or P.
Recording starts.
9
Start playing the program source.
Do not disconnect the deck from the power source immediately after
recording
If you do, recorded material may not be saved to the MD. To save the
material, after recording, press § EJECT to take out the MD or change the
deck to standby by pressing 1 /u . “TOC Writing” will flash in the display at
this time.
After “TOC Writing” stops flashing and goes out, you can pull out the AC
power cord.
To Press
Stop recording p
Pause recording* P. Press the button again or press · to resume
recording.
Take out the MD § EJECT after stopping
* Whenever you pause recording, the track number increases by one. For example, if
you paused recording while recording on track 4, the track number increases by
one and recording continues on the new track when restarted.
To protect an MD against accidental erasure
To make it impossible to record on an MD, slide the tab in the direction of
arrow, opening the slot. To allow recording, close the slot.
When “TOC Writing” flashes in
the display
The deck is currently updating the
Table Of Contents (TOC). Do not
move the deck or pull out the AC
power cord. Changes to an MD
made through recording are saved
only when you update the TOC by
ejecting the MD or changing the
deck to standby by pressing the
1/u switch.
Rear of the disc
Record-protect tab
Slide the tab in the
direction of arrow
Basic Operations
Basic Operations
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Playing an MD
3
4
±
REC
INPUT
MONO
PHONES
PHONE LEVEL
PLAY MODE
SCROLL/
CLOCK SET
AMS
YES
MENU/
NO
TIMER
REC OFF PLAY
DISPLAY/
CHAR
REC MODE
EJECT
REC LEVEL
DIGITAL ANALOG
p
0
)
§
0
10
·
OPT1
STANDBY
TIMEREPEAT
STEREO
MUSIC
SYNC
FADER
MEGA
CONTROL
CLEAR
OPT2
COAX
ANALOG
DIGITAL
PUSH ENTER
1
2
3
+
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
0
P
r
2
z You can locate and play back
a track while the deck is
stopped
1 Turn AMS (or press = or
+) until the number of the
track you want to play
appears.
2 Press AMS or ·.
z To use headphones
Connect them to PHONES jack.
Use PHONE LEVEL to adjust
the volume.
z You can change the MD
playback speed
See “Changing the Pitch” on
page 32.
With the label side upWith the arrow pointing this way
1
Turn on the amplifier and set the source selector to the position
for MD deck.
2
Press 1/u.
The STANDBY indicator turns off.
3
Insert an MD.
4
Press ·.
The deck starts playing. Adjust the volume on the amplifier.
To Do the following:
Stop playing Press p.
Pause playing Press P. Press the button again or press
· to
resume playing.
Go to the next track Turn AMS clockwise (or press + on the
remote).
Go to the current track Turn AMS counterclockwise (or press = on the
or the preceding track remote).
Take out the MD Press § EJECT after stopping playing.
Recording on MDs
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Recording on MDs
When recording from DAT or satellite broadcasts
with the INPUT switch set at the respective digital
position, the deck automatically marks a track
number whenever the sampling frequency of the
input signal changes regardless of the Setup Menu 02
setting.
z You can mark track numbers during or after
recording
For details, see “Marking Track Numbers While
Recording” (page 16) and “Dividing Recorded Tracks”
(page 42).
When “TOC Writing” flashes in the display
The deck is currently updating the Table Of Contents
(TOC). Do not move the deck or pull out the AC
power cord. Changes to an MD made through
recording are saved only when you update the TOC by
ejecting the MD or changing the deck to standby by
pressing the 1/u switch.
The MD deck uses the SCMS (Serial Copy
Management System on page 53)
MDs recorded through digital input connector cannot
be copied onto other MDs or DAT tapes through the
digital output connector.
When the deck is recording or in recording pause,
digital signals input through one of the digital input
connectors are output to the respective digital
output connector with the same sampling rate
To change the digital input signal to another sampling
rate for output (without recording it to an MD), use
Input Monitor Function (see page 13).
Notes on Recording
If “Protected” alternates with “C11” in the display
The MD is record-protected. Close the slot to record
on the disc (see “To protect an MD against accidental
erasure” on page 10).
If “Din Unlock” alternates with “C71” in the display
The digital program source is not connected as you
set with the INPUT switch in Step 4 on page 9.
To continue, connect the program source properly.
The program source is not on.
Turn on the program source.
Depending on the menu settings and source being
recorded, track numbers are marked in following
ways:
When recording from a CD or MD with the INPUT
switch set at a digital position (OPT1, OPT2 or
COAX) and the source connected through the digital
input (DIGITAL OPTICAL IN1, IN2 or DIGITAL
COAXIAL IN) connector:
The deck automatically marks track numbers in the
same sequence as the original. If, however, a track is
repeated two or more times (e.g. by single-track
repeat play) or two or more tracks with the same
track number (e.g. from different MDs or CDs) are
played, the track or tracks are recorded as part of a
single, continuous track with a single track number.
If the source is an MD, track numbers may not be
marked for tracks of less than 4 seconds.
When recording from some CD players and multi
disc players connected through one of the digital
input connectors with the INPUT switch set at the
respective digital position:
The deck may not automatically mark track
numbers. In these cases, mark the track numbers
after recording, using the deck’s Divide Function (see
“Dividing Recorded Tracks” on page 42).
When recording from a source connected through
the LINE (ANALOG) IN jacks with the INPUT
switch set at ANALOG or when recording from a
DAT or satellite broadcast connected through one of
the digital input connectors with the INPUT switch
set at the respective digital position and “T.Mark
Off” selected in Setup Menu 02:
The source will be recorded as a single track.
Even while recording an analog source or a DAT or
satellite broadcast, you can mark track numbers if
“T.Mark LSyn” is selected in Setup Menu 02 (see
“Marking Track Numbers While Recording” on
page 16).
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Recording on MDs
Useful Tips for Recording
Checking the remaining recordable time on
the MD
Press TIME.
When you press the TIME button repeatedly while
the deck is stopped, the display alternates between
total disc playing time and remaining recordable
time on the MD (see page 23).
When you press the TIME button repeatedly while
recording, the display alternates between the
recording time of the current track and the
remaining recordable time on the MD.
Changing the display while recording
Each time you press DISPLAY/CHAR (or DISPLAY)
while the deck is recording, you can change the display
as follows:
Monitoring the input signal (Input Monitor)
Before starting recording, you can monitor the selected
input signal through the deck’s output connectors.
1 Press § EJECT to remove the MD.
2 Set INPUT according to the input signal you want
to monitor.
When the INPUT switch is set at ANALOG
The analog signal input through the LINE
(ANALOG) IN jacks is output to the digital output
connector after A/D conversion, and then to the
LINE (ANALOG) OUT jacks and the PHONES
jack after D/A conversion.
When the INPUT switch is set at OPT1, OPT2 or
COAX
After passing through the sampling rate converter,
the digital signal input through the respective
digital input connector is output to the digital
output connector, and after D/A conversion to the
LINE (ANALOG) OUT jacks and PHONES jack.
3 Press r REC.
If the INPUT switch is set at ANALOG, “AD-DA”
appears in the display.
If the INPUT switch is set at OPT1, OPT2 or
COAX, “-DA” appears in the display.
If “Auto Cut” appears in the display
(Auto Cut)
There has been no sound input for about 30 seconds
during recording. The 30 seconds of silence are
replaced by a blank of about 3 seconds and the deck
changes to recording pause.
If the deck continues pausing for about 10 minutes
after the Auto Cut Function activated, recording stops
automatically.
Note that this function does not activate even if there
has been no sound input for about 30 seconds when
the deck started recording from the blank portion.
z You can turn off the Auto Cut Function
For details, see “To turn off the Smart Space Function
and Auto Cut Function” on page 14. Note that when
you turn off the Auto Cut Function, the Smart Space
Function is turned off automatically.
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If “Smart Space” appears in the display
(Smart Space)
There has been an extended silence of 4 to 30 seconds
in length during recording. The silence is replaced
with a blank of about 3 seconds and the deck continues
recording. Note that new track numbers may not be
marked for portions recorded while this function is
activated. Also, the Smart Space Function does not
activate even if there has been an extended silence of 4
to 30 seconds in length when the deck started
recording from the blank portion.
To turn off the Smart Space Function and Auto Cut
Function
1 While the deck is stopped, press MENU/NO twice
to display “Setup Menu”.
2 Turn AMS to select “Setup 05”, then press AMS.
3 Turn AMS to select “S.Space Off”, then press AMS.
4 Press MENU/NO.
To turn on the Smart Space Function and Auto Cut
Function again
1 Do Steps 1 and 2 in “To turn off the Smart Space
Function and Auto Cut Function” above.
2 Turn AMS to select “S.Space On”, then press AMS.
3 Press MENU/NO.
Notes
When you turn off the Smart Space Function, the Auto Cut
Function is also turned off automatically.
The Smart Space Function and Auto Cut Function are
factory set to on.
If you turn off the deck or disconnect the AC power cord,
the deck will recall the last setting (On or Off) of the Smart
Space and Auto Cut Functions the next time you turn on
the deck.
Switching the bit length
You can improve the recording quality by switching
the bit length to match the CD player or DA converter
connected to the digital input connector.
1 While the deck is stopped, press MENU/NO
twice to display “Setup Menu”.
2 Turn AMS to select “Setup 12”, then press AMS.
3 Turn AMS to select the desired bit length, then
press AMS.
4 Press MENU/NO.
Notes
This function operates only for the digital signal input
through the digital input connector.
The bit length is normally set to 20 bits, but you can select
from 24, 20 or 16 bits.
If you switch the bit length during recording, the sound
drops out momentarily.
Playing back tracks just recorded
Do this procedure to immediately play back tracks that
have just been recorded.
Press · immediately after stopping recording.
Playback starts from the first track of the material just
recorded.
To play from the first track of the MD after
recording
1 Press p again after stopping recording.
2 Press ·.
Playback starts from the first track of the MD.
Recording Over Existing Tracks
Follow the procedure below to record over existing
material just as you would on an analog cassette tape.
1 Do Steps 1 to 5 in “Recording on an MD” on
page 9.
2 Turn AMS (or press = or +) until the
number of the track to be recorded over appears.
3 To record from the start of the track, continue
from Step 6 in “Recording on an MD” on page 10.
z While “Tr” flashes in the display
The deck is recording over an existing track, and stops
flashing when it reaches the end of the recorded
portion.
z To record from the middle of the track
1 After Step 2 above, press · to start playback.
2 Press P where you want to start recording.
3 Continue from Step 6 in “Recording on an MD” on
page 10.
Note
You cannot record from the middle of an existing track when
the “PROGRAM” or “SHUFFLE” is on.
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4 Stop playing the program source.
5 To start recording, do the procedure starting from
Step 8 in “Recording on an MD” on page 10.
z The Peak Hold Function freezes the level meter
display at the highest level reached by the input
signal
To turn on the Peak Hold Function by Setup Menu 06
setting
1 While the deck is stopped, press MENU/NO twice to
display “Setup Menu”.
2 Turn AMS to select “Setup 06”, then press AMS.
3 Turn AMS to select “P.Hold On”, then press AMS.
4 Press MENU/NO.
To turn on the Peak Hold Function using the remote
Press P.HOLD to display “P.Hold On.”
To turn off the Peak Hold Function, select “P.Hold Off”
in Step 3 above. (Or press P.HOLD on the remote to
display “P.Hold Off”.)
Adjusting the analog recording level
1 Do Steps 1 to 6 in “Recording on an MD” on
pages 9 and 10.
2 Play the portion of the program source with the
strongest signal level.
3 While monitoring the sound, turn inner REC
LEVEL (ANALOG) to adjust the recording level.
If the output level of the connected component is
too low, it may not be possible to set the
recording level to maximum.
4 Stop playing the program source.
5 To start recording, do the procedure starting from
Step 8 in “Recording on an MD” on page 10.
Adjusting the Recording Level
You can adjust the recording level before starting
recording.
Adjusting the digital recording level
You do not normally need to adjust the digital
recording level. The level is adjusted mainly when the
level of the source is low.
1 Do Steps 1 to 6 in “Recording on an MD” on
pages 9 and 10.
2 Play the portion of the program source with the
strongest signal level.
3 While monitoring the sound, turn outer REC
LEVEL (DIGITAL) (or press DIGITAL REC
LEVEL/ANALOG OUT LEVEL +/–) to adjust the
recording level so that the peak level meters reach
their highest point without turning on the OVER
indication. Occasional lighting of “OVER” is
acceptable.
If the digital signal level of the source is too low,
it may not be possible to set the recording level to
maximum.
OVER indication
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Marking Track Numbers While
Recording (Track Marking)
You can mark track numbers either manually or
automatically. By marking track numbers at specific
points, you can quickly locate the points later using the
AMS Function, or use various Editing Functions.
Marking track numbers manually
(Manual Track Marking)
You can mark track numbers at any time while
recording on an MD.
Press r REC at the place you want to add a track mark
while recording.
Marking track numbers automatically
(Automatic Track Marking)
The deck adds track marks differently in the following
cases:
When recording from CDs or MDs with the INPUT
switch set at OPT1, OPT2 or COAX:
The deck marks track numbers automatically.
However, the Automatic Track Marking Function
may not activate when recording from some CD
players and multi disc players.
In all other cases:
If “T.Mark LSyn” is selected in Setup Menu 02, the
deck marks a new track number whenever the signal
drops to the specified level or below for about
1.5 seconds or longer, then rises to a specified level.
To select “T.Mark Off” or “T.Mark LSyn” in Setup
Menu 02, do the procedure below:
1 While the deck is stopped, press MENU/NO
twice to display “Setup Menu”.
2 Turn AMS to select “Setup 02”, then press AMS.
3 Turn AMS to select “T.Mark Off” or “T.Mark
LSyn”, then press AMS.
“L.SYNC” lights up when you select “T.Mark
LSyn”.
4 Press MENU/NO.
z You can set the reference level that must pass
before a rise marks a new track number
In Automatic Track Marking, the input signal must
remain at or below a given reference level for
1.5 seconds or longer before a rise above the reference
level will mark a new track number.
Do the following procedure to specify the reference
level. Note that “T.Mark LSyn” should be selected in
Setup Menu 02.
1 While the deck is stopped, press MENU/NO twice to
display “Setup Menu”.
2 Turn AMS to select “Setup 03”, then press AMS.
3 Turn AMS to set the reference level.
You can set the reference level at –72 dB to 0 dB in
2 dB steps.
4 After selecting the reference level, press AMS.
5 Press MENU/NO.
Note
If you turn off the deck or disconnect the AC power cord, the
deck will recall the last settings of the Automatic Track
Marking Function (“T.Mark LSyn” or “T.Mark Off”) the next
time you turn on the deck.
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Starting Recording With
6 Seconds of Prestored Audio
Data (Time Machine Recording)
When recording from an FM or satellite broadcast, the
first few seconds of material are often lost due to the
time it takes you to ascertain the contents and press the
record button. To prevent the loss of this material, the
Time Machine Recording Function constantly stores
6 seconds of the most recent audio data in a buffer
memory so that when you begin recording the
program source using this function, the recording
actually begins with the 6 seconds of audio data stored
in the buffer memory in advance as shown in the
illustration below.
1 Do Steps 1 to 6 in “Recording on an MD” on
pages 9 and 10.
The deck changes to recording pause.
2 Start playing the program source you want to
record.
The most recent 6 seconds of audio data is stored
in the buffer memory.
3 Press AMS (or T.REC) to start Time Machine
Recording.
Recording of the program source starts with the
6 seconds of audio data stored in the buffer
memory.
To stop Time Machine Recording
Press p.
Note
The deck starts storing audio data when the deck is in
recording pause and you start playing the program source.
With less than 6 seconds of playing of the program source
and audio data stored in the buffer memory, Time Machine
Recording starts with less than 6 seconds of audio data.
Beginning of the program
source to be recorded
When you press
AMS in Step 3
End of the program
source to be recorded
Recorded
portion
Time
Audio data in 6-second buffer memory
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Synchro-Recording With Audio
Equipment of Your Choice
(Music Synchro-Recording)
By using the MUSIC SYNC button, you can
automatically start recording in sync with the signal
input from the program source.
The method of marking track numbers differs,
depending on the program source being recorded and
the setting of the Setup Menu 02 (see “Notes on
Recording” on page 12).
1 Do Steps 1 to 5 in “Recording on an MD” on
page 9.
2 Press MUSIC SYNC.
The deck changes to recording pause.
3 Start playing the program source you want to
record.
The deck starts recording automatically.
To stop Music Synchro-Recording
Press p.
Note
When Music Synchro-Recording, the Smart Space Function
and the Auto Cut Function turn on automatically regardless
of their setting (On or Off) and type of input (digital or
analog).
Synchro-Recording With a Sony
CD Player Z
By connecting your deck to a Sony CD player or Hi-Fi
Component System, you can easily dub CDs onto MDs
using the CD synchro buttons on the remote. If your
deck is connected to a Sony CD player by a digital
input cable, track numbers are automatically marked
as appear on the original even when “T.Mark Off” is
selected in Setup Menu 02. If your deck is connected to
a Sony CD player by audio connecting cords through
the LINE (ANALOG) IN jacks, track numbers are
automatically marked when you set Setup Menu 02 to
“T.Mark LSyn” (see page 16).
As the same remote controls both the CD player and
the deck, you may have trouble operating both units if
they are far from each other. If you do, place the CD
player close to this deck.
1 Set the source selector on the amplifier to CD.
2 Do Steps 2 to 5 in “Recording on an MD” on page
9 to prepare the deck for recording.
3 Insert a CD into the CD player.
4 Select the playback mode (Shuffle Play, Program
Play, etc.) on the CD player.
5 Press STANDBY.
The CD player pauses for playing and the deck
pauses for recording.
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6 Press START.
The deck starts recording and the CD player starts
playback.
The track number and elapsed recording time of
the track appear in the display.
If the CD player does not start playing
Some CD player models may not respond when
you press START on the remote of the deck. Press
P on the remote of the CD player instead.
7 Press STOP to stop synchro-recording.
To pause recording
Press STANDBY or CD PLAYER P.
To restart recording, press START or CD PLAYER P.
A new track number is marked each time you pause
recording.
Notes
When the deck’s remote controls the CD player with a
mode selector, set the selector to CD1.
The deck may not automatically mark track numbers
when recording from some CD players.
z You can use the remote of the CD player during
synchro-recording
When you press p, the CD player stops and the deck
pauses for recording.
When you press P, the CD player pauses and the deck
pauses for recording.
To restart synchro-recording, press ·.
z You can change CDs during synchro-recording
Do the following steps instead of Step 7 above.
1 Press p on the remote of the CD player.
The deck pauses for recording.
2 Change the CD.
3 Press · on the remote of the CD player.
Synchro-recording restarts.
z You can also do synchro-recording with a Sony video
CD player
Using the procedure for synchro-recording with a Sony
CD player, you can do synchro-recording with a Sony
video CD player also.
To select the video CD player, press button number 2
while pressing down the 1/u switch on the remote
before starting the procedure.
To select the CD player again, press button number 1
while pressing down the 1/u switch.
The deck is factory set to a CD player for synchro-
recording.
z You can check the remaining recordable time on the
MD
Press TIME (see page 23).
z During synchro-recording, the deck copies CD text
information (CD text and disc memos) as it is to the
MD (Disc Memo Copy Function)
The Disc Memo Copy function operates when you make
a synchro-recording from a Sony CD player connected
with a control A1 cable to the MD deck.
Notes
The Disc Memo Copy Function may not operate for
extremely short CD tracks.
Text information may not be copied for some CDs.
Making a synchro recording from a CD
player connected with a control A1 cable
You can make a synchro recording from a Sony CD
player with a CONTROL A1 jack connected with a
control A1 cable to the MD deck.
1 Turn on the amplifier and set the source selector
to CD.
2 Do Steps 2 to 5 of “Recording on an MD” on page
9.
3 Set the CD player to the play mode (e.g., Program
Play or Shuffle Play) you want to use to record to
the MD deck.
4 Set the CD player to playback pause mode.
(· and P both light up.)
5 Press r REC on the deck.
The MD deck stands by for recording.
6 Press P on the deck.
CD player pause is canceled and recording starts.
When CD play finishes, recording stops.
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Fading In and Out (Fader)
You can gradually increase the recording level at the
beginning of a recording (fade-in recording) or
gradually decrease the recording level at the end of a
recording (fade-out recording).
This function is convenient when, for example, you
don’t want the track cut off abruptly when the disc
reaches to its end.
Fade-in recording
During recording pause, press FADER at the position
where you want to start fade-in recording.
Z in “Fade Z 3.2s” flashes and the deck performs the
fade-in recording until the counter reaches “0.0s”.
Fade-out recording
During recording, press FADER at the position where
you want to start fade-out recording.
z in “Fade z 3.2s” flashes and the deck performs the
fade-out recording until the counter reaches “0.0s”.
The deck changes to recording pause when fade-out
recording finishes.
z You can set the duration of fade-in and fade-out
recording independently
1 While the deck is stopped, press MENU/NO twice to
display “Setup Menu”.
2 To set the duration of fade-in recording:
Turn AMS to select “Setup 08”, then press AMS.
To set the duration of fade-out recording:
Turn AMS to select “Setup 09”, then press AMS.
3 Turn AMS to set the duration.
Both the fade-in and fade-out recording durations can
be set in 0.1 second steps.
4 After selecting the duration, press AMS.
5 Press MENU/NO.
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