Philips CDR 765 User manual

PHILIPS
CDR 765 CD Recorder/Player

IMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
1. Read Instructions -All the safety and operating instrucUons
should be read before the appliance is operated.
2. Retain Instructions -The safety and operating instructions should
be retained for future reference.
3. Heed Warnings - All warnings on the appliance and in the
operating instructions should be adhered to.
4. Follow Instructions - All operating and use instructions should be
followed.
5. Water and Moisture - The appliance should not be used near
water - for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink,
laundry, tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, and the
like.
6. Carts and Stands - The appliance should be used only with a cart
or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer.
6A.
An appliance and cart combination should be moved
with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven
surfaces may cause the appliance and cart
combinatioia to overturn.
7. Wall or Ceiling Mounting -The appltcance should be mounted to
a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacuten
8. Ventilation -The appliance should be situated so that its location
or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation. For
example, the appliance should not be situated on a bed, sofa, rug, or
simular surface that may block the ventilation openings; or, placed
iI_ a built-in instala fion, such as a bookcase or cabinet that may
impede the flow of air trough the ventilation openings.
9. Heat -The applicance should be situated away from heat sources
such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other appliances
(including amplifiers) that produce heat.
I0. Power Sources - The appliance should be connected to a power
supply only of the type described in the operation instructions or as
marked on the appliance
11. Grounding or Polarization -The p_ecautions that should be
taken so that the grounding or polarization
means of an appliance is not defeated.
12. Power-Cord Protection - Power-Supply cords should be routed
so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items
placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords at
plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from
the appliance.
13. Cleaning - The appliance should be cleaned only as
recommended by the manufacturen
14 Nonuse Periods - The power cord of the appliance should be
unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of
time
15. Object and Liquid Entry -Care should be taken so that objects
do not fail and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through
openings.
16. Damage Requiring Service - The apliance should be seviced by
qualified service personnel when :
a. The power-supply cord or plug has been damaged; or
b Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled into the
appliance; or
¢. The appliance has been exposed to rain ; or
d. The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a
marked change in performance; or
e. The appliance has been dropped, or the enclosure damaged.
17 Servicing - The user should not attempt to service the appliance
beyolad that described in the operating instructions. All other
servicing should be referred to qualified service persone].
WARNING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRI_ SHOCK,
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
IR[SK OFDOELEoCTRI[_SNHOCK
CAUTION:TOREDUEE THERISKOFELECTRICSHOCK,DONOI
REMOVECOVER(ORBACK)NOUSER-SERVICEABLEPART_
INSIDE REFERSERVICINGTOQUALIEIEDSERVICEPERSONNEL
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within
an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the
user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous
voltage" within the product's enclosure that may
be of sufficient magnitude to constitute arisk of
electric shock to persons,
The exclamation point within an ec_uilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the appliance.

GENERALINFORMATION
CAUTION
USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR
PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER
THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY
RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION
EXPOSURE.
The set complies with the FCC-Rules, Part 15
and with 21 CFR 1040.1
CAUTION
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH
WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT,
FULLY INSERTED.
ATTENTION
POUR EVITER LES CHOCS ELECTRIQUES,
INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS LARGE DE
LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE CORRESPON-
DANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER
JUSQU'AU FOND.
(:_) Canada
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B
limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus
as set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the
Canadian Department of Communications.
Cet appareil numedque n'_met pas de bruits
radioelectriques depassant les limites applicables dans
la rC,glement sur le brouillage radio61ectriques6dict6
par le ministere des communications du Canada.
LASER
Type SemiconductorlaserGaAIAs
Wave lenght 775-795 nm(at 25°C)
Output Power 2,5 mW (Read)
35 mW (Write)
Beam divergence 60 degree
This warning label is located on the rearside and inside this laser product.
VARO! AVarrAESSAJAsucaAta_a_s ommrrAv_,shotgr
_L__ L,_BRSAI_L'dJ.EALA
V_! OCHSpAv.Va__ URKOPPL_B_r_crA FJs'r_aa_ j
or DANGER - Invisible laser radiation when open.
AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM
THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC (U.S.A.) RULES.
OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS : (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL
INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEIgr ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY
CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.
i NOTE
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
i the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15
of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and
can be used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio
or television reception, which can be determined by
turning this equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures :
- reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
- connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help.
IMPORTANT
THIS PRODUCT WAS FCC VERIFIED UNDER TEST CONDITIONS THAT INCLUDED USE OF SHIELDED CABLES AND
CONNECTORS BEWTEENSYSTEM COMPONENTS. IT ISIMPORTANT THAT YOU USE SHIELDEDCABLES TO REDUCETHE
POSSIBILITYOF CAUSING INTERFERENCE TO RADIOS, TELEVISION SETS AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES.
IF YOU HAVEANY PROBLEMS CONTACT YOUR DEALER.
ANY CHANGE OR MODIFICATIONS TO THE EQUIPMENT BY THE USER NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE
GRANTEE OR MANUFACTURER COULD VOID THE USER'S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE SUCH EQUIPMENT.

LIMITEDWARRANTY
CD-R RECORDER/PLAYER
90 Days Free Labor
One Year ExchangeWarranty on Parts
This product must be carried in for repair.
WHO IS COVERED?
You must have proof of purchase to receive warranty service. A sales
receipt or other document showing that you purchased the product
is considered proof of purchase.
WHAT IS COVERED?
Warrant'/coverage begins the day you buy your product. For 90 days
thereafter, all parts will be repaired or replaced, and labor isfree. From
90 days to one year from the day of purchase, all parts will be repaired
or replaced, but you pay for all labor charges• After one year from the
day of purchase, you pay for the replacement or repair of all parts,
and for all labor charges.
All parts, including repaired and replaced parts, are covered only for
the original warranty period. When the warranty on the product
expires, the warranty on all replaced and repaired parts also expires.
WHAT IS EXCLUDED?
Your w_rranty does not cover:
labor charges for installation or setup of the product, adjustment
of customer controls on the product, and installation or repair of
antenna systems outside of the product.
• product repair and/or part replacement because of misuse,
accident, unauthorized repair or other cause not within the
control of Philips Consumer Electronics Company.
• reception problems caused by signalconditions or cable or
antenna systems outside the unit.
•a product that requires modification or adaptation to enable it to
operate in any country other than the country for which it was
designed, manufactured, approved and/or authorized, or repair of
products damaged by these modifications,
•incidental or consequential damages resulting from the product•
(Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or
consequential damages, so the above exclusion may not apply to
you. This includes, but is not limited to, prerecorded material,
whether copyrighted or not copyrighted.)
• a product that is used for commercial or institutional purposes
{including but not limited to rental purposes).
WHERE IS SERVICE AVAILABLE?
Warranty service is available in all countries where the product is
officially distributed by Philips Consumer Electronics Company In
countries where PhifipsConsumer Electronics Company does not
distribute the product, the local Philips service organization will
attempt to provide service (although there may be a delay if the
appropriate spare parts and technical manual(s) are not readily
available).
BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE...
Rease check your owner's manual before requesting service.
Adjustments of the controls discussedthere may save you a service
call.
TO GETWARRANTY SERVICE IN U.S.A.,
PUERTO RICO OR U.S.VIRGIN
ISLANDS...
Take the product to a Philipsfactory service center (see enclosed
list) or authorized service center for repai_When the product has
been repaired, you must pick up the unit at the center. Centers may
keep defective parts.
(In U.S.A., Puerr_ Rico and U.S.Virgin Islands,all implied warranties,
including implied waarranties of merchantability and fitness for a
particular purpose, are limited in duration to the duration of this
express warranty. Because some states do not allow limitations on
how long an implied warranty may last. this limitation may not apply
to you.)
TO GETWARRANTY SERVICE IN
CANADA...
Take the product to aPhilips consumer service center (listed below),
self=servicingdealer ar autorized service depot.
Philips Electronics Ltd.
601 Milner Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario, M I B IM8
[phone]
4977 Levy Street, St. Laurent Quebec. H4R 2N9
{S_'_) 9S6-0_20
1741 Boundary Road,Vancouver, B.CVSM 3Y7
[phone]
(In Canada, this warranty is given in lieu of ag other warranties. No
other warranUes are expressed or implied, including any implied
warranties of merchantability or fitness for aparticular purpose.
Philips is not liable under any circumstances for any direct, indirect.
special, incidental or consequential damages, howsoever incurred,
even if noUfied of the possibility of such damages•)
MAKE SUREYOU KEEP ...
Please keep your sales receipt or other document showing proof of MODEL #
purchase• Attach it to this owner's manual and keep both nearby.
Also keep the original box and packing material in case you need to SERIAL #
return your product.
REMEMBER..•
Please record the model and serial numbers found on the product
below. Also. please fill out and mail your warranty registration card
prompdy. It wilF be easier for us to notify you if necessary.
Philips Service Company, RO. Box 555Jefferson City, Tennessee 37760, [phone]
EL6J91E001/MAC 605B/10-96
tB7922E001

CONTENTS
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Fran_ais ................................................ 22
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GENERALINFORMATION
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GENERALINFORMATION
Technicalinformation...................................................4
Discforrecording.........................................................5
Discsforplayback........................................................5
Maintenance................................................................5
Accessories.................................................................5
OPERATINGBu'rroNs AND CONNECTIONS
Operatingbuttons onthe front ....................................6
Connectionson the back..............................................6
DISPLAY
DISPLAYexplanation....................................................7
DISPLAYmessages......................................................8
INSI'AU.A'rloN
Connectionsgeneral....................................................9
AnalogueconnectionsCDRecorder& CDPlayer......9
AnalogueconnectionsCDPlayerdeck......................10
DigitalcoaxialconnectionsCDRecorder..................10
DigitalopticalconnectionsCDRecorder...................11
Powersupply..............................................................11
Set-uprecommendations...........................................11
Insertingbatteriesintheremotecontrol..................11
REMOTECONTROL& INSERTINGDISCS
Remotecontrolcommands........................................12
Insertingdiscs............................................................12
RECORDING
Remarksaboutrecording...........................................13
Normalandhigh-speeddubbing..............................13
DigitalrecordingfromexternalCDplayer................14
Synchronizeddigitalrecordingfromexternal
COplayer:CD-SYNC..................................................15
Analoguerecordingfromanexternalsource............16
FinalizingCD-R& CD-RWdiscs.................................17
UnfinalizingCD-RWdiscs..........................................17
ERASING& PLAYING
ErasingCD-RWdiscs.................................................18
PlayingCDsondeck 1and/ordeck2........................18
Playingasa2-discchanger ......................................18
PLAYING
Selectingatrack or searching...................................19
Shuffle (random-order)play ......................................19
RepeatCD,track or program.....................................19
Programming..............................................................20
FIXINGPROBLEMS
Troubleshooting..........................................................21
Diagnosticprogram....................................................21
Welcome !
Thankyou for purchasingthis Phi/ipsCompactDisc
Recorder/PlayerDoubleDeck,
Inthe 1980sPhdipsinventeda new audiosystem- the CD.
TheCD(compactdisc)revealedthe newdimensionsofdigital
soundsand enhancedthe pleasuresof audio
Compactdisc technologypermitsahigh contrast in bothloud
andquiet passages,with perfectchannelseparation.Philips
has continuedto developcompactdisctechnologyandthe
result is the CDrecorder.
With yourPhilipsCDRecorder/Playeryoucan makeyourown,
high-quality audioCDs,subjectonlyto the legal restrictions
on copying.Youcan either dubat high or normalspeedfrom
the Playerto the Recorderor recordfrom anexternalsource.
Naturallyall pre-recordedaudioCDscancombinedCDs- e.g.
CD-Extra- canbeplayedusingone or bothof the decks
individually ortogether asa double-deckchanger.
Recordingsmayonly bemade farpersonaluse.It is forbidden
tocopymaterialprotected bycopyright,includingcomputer
programs,films, televisionandaudiorecordings.This
appliancemay not be usedfor suchapplications.
_l'echnical information _,
Subjectto modificationwithout notice.
Digital frequencyresponse.....................................0-22,05gHz
PlaybackS/N ....................................................................1OOd8
Playbackdynamicrange.....................................................95dB
Playbacktotal harmonicdistortion..................0.0056%,-85dB
RecordingS/N tAnalogue)..................................................9OdB
RecordingS/N (Digital).....................................Equalto source
Recordingdynamicrange...................................................92dB
Recordingtotal harmonicdistortion................0.0056%,-85dB
Digital coaxia!input (IEC958)...................44 1 kHz+/-lOOppm
Digital optical input (IE0958)....................441 kHz+/- lOOppm
Analogueinput (4 steps-3, O,3 and6 dB)
.........................................................500mVrms/50k£2=0dB
Audio output........................................................2VRMS±2dB
Digital coaxialoutput............................................0.5 Vpp/75Q
Headphones...............................................0-5VRMS/8-20OO_
Dimensions...................................171/8 x 12x 35 5/8 inches
Weight................................................................................4kg
Powerconsumption...........................................................20W
Operatingtemperature.............................................. 5 35%
PowerSupply........................................................AC220-240V

GENERALINFORMATION
[Disc for recording
Forrecordinguse,specialaudio discsmust beused (for music
only),TheseDiscsbearthe loges as shown below.Thetext
'DIGITALAUDIO'is present! Copyrightfees havebeenpaid on
these discsin somecountries.
With yourrecorderyoucanuse two types of discsfor
recordingpurposes:
-CD-Audio Recordable (CD-R)discs: [_ _]o_p_
Fullyrecordedandfinalized, thesediscs
play onall CDplayersandrecorders, ole_TALAUOIO
-CD-Audio ReWritable (CD-RW}discs: _nc_op_p_
Canbe recorded,erased andre-recorded
hunderdsof times. When finalized,they omwAL_om
playon CD-RWcompatible COplayers IReWdtable]
andrecorders.
Inthe courseof 1999mostPhilipsCDplayersand recorders
will beCD-RWcompatible.
IOiscsfor playback
YourCDRecorder/Playercanplay:
- All prerecordedaudioCDs,andcombinedCOssuchasCO
Extra.
- AgAudioCO-RandAudioCD-BW.
Note. CD-Rdiscsrecordedwith a computercanonly beused
when theyare correctlytreated accordingthe audio
standard(IEC958:Consumerpart), Singlesessiononly!
[Maintenance
It isextremelyimportant that the discs usedfor recordingare
free of dust and scratches.
Tocleana CO,wipe it ina straight
line from the center towards the
outer edgeusinga soft, lint-free
cloth. Cleaningagentsmaydamage
the disc! Write onlyon the printed
side of aCD-Bor CD-RW,and only
with asoft felt-tipped pen.
Cleanthe CORecorder/Playerusing
asoft, lint-free cloth that hasbeen
slightly dampened.Do not usea
cleaningagent;this might havea
corrosiveeffect.
DonotexposetheCORecorder/Player
thebatteriesorCOsto extreme
humidity,rain,sandorexcessiveheat
fromheatingequipmentordirect
sunlight.
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Ifthe CDRecorder/Playerdoesnot readthe COscorrectly,use
acleaningCD(commonlyavailable)to cleanthe lens before
taking the CORecorder/Playerin fer repairs.Othercleaning
methodsmaydamagethe lens.Keepthe tray closedat all
times to avoidgetting dust onthe lens.
Thelensmay becomecloudedwhen the CORecorder/Player
ismovedfrom coldto warmsurroundings;it will not be
possibleto playa CDwhen this happens.Leavethe CD
Recorder/Playerin the warm surroundingsto allow the
moistureto evaporate.
Accessories
2Analogueaudiocables(with redand white plugs)
1 Digital coaxialcable(with blackplugs)
Powercord
2 Batteries
Remotecontrol
Guarantee

OPERATINGBUT]'ONSAND CONNECTIONS
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IOperating buttons on the front 1
CD recorder
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ON/OFF ........... turntheCDrecorder/playerONandOFF
Disctray
PLAY • ......... start playor record
PAUSEII ........ interrupt play
STOP• ......... stops
_,_ ............. previoustrack/searchback'
J,_ ............. nexttrack/searchleoNard/newtrack
RECORD......... record
FINALIZE...... finalizerecording
ERASE......... eraserecording
OPEN/CLOSE..... open/closedisc tray
DISPLAY)informationscreen)
DISPLAY ........ selectdisplay information
SOURCE......... selectdigital or analogueinput
RECLEVEL ...... adjuststhe recordinglevel(analogue)
CD-SYNC..... synchronizedrecording;recording
startsautomatically
DUDB.......... digital dubbing(normalor high
speed)from CDPlayerto
CDRecorder
AUTO/MANUAL.. selecttrack numberingmethod
CD player
_ ............. previoustrack/searchback
[] _ ............. next track/searchforward
2_ PLAY • ....... start play
[_ PAUSEII ........ interrupt play
[] STOP• ......... stops
Disctray
[_ OPEN/CLOSE..... open/closedisc tray
[] PHONES ........ plug for headphones
[_ DISPLAY........ selectdisplay information
[_ DUAL........... playsCDRecorderand CDPlayer
separately
IConnections on the back
[_ Connectionto power supply
[_] ANALOGIN ...... connectsto the line output ofan
amplifier.(left andright)
[_ ANALOGOUTCDR&CD
............... connectionfor inputlineon
amplifier (left and right)
[] DIGITALIN ...... connectionfor digital coaxial input
from externalsource,eg amplifier
or recordingdevice
DIGITALOUTCDR& CD
................ connectsto the digital coaxial input
of e.g.amplifier or recordingdevice
_] OPTICALIN ...... connectionfor digital optical input
from externalCDplayer
Foruseonly in the DUALmode)simultaneousplay-back):
[_ DIGITALOUTCD.. connectionfor digital coaxialoutput
from CDdeckto externaldevice,
e.g.amplifier or recordingdevice
[_ ANALOGOUT CD. connectionfor analogueoutput from
CDdeckto input lineon an amplifier
(left andright)

DISPLAY
[DISPLAY explanation
Thedisplayhasa sectionfor the CORecorderandasection
for the CDPlayer.
[_AUTQTRACK TOTAL flEM TRACK TIM[
Un. DC
_t','_USE Ifi ANALOG pT P_OG REPEAT1
CD recorder section
[] RECORD......... lights upduring recordingand
flashesinrecordstandby
[] FINALIZE........ lights upduring finalizingand flashes
in finalize standby
[] ERASE.......... lights upduring eraserecordingand
flashes in erasestandby
[] CD-SYNC........ synchronizedrecordingisactive.
[A_SHUFFLE........ playstracksin randomorder
[] t_€o ........... remotecontrolactive
[Z] SCAN.......... scansfor COPYPROHIBITor data
track in dubbingmode.
[] TRACK.......... tracknumber
[] TOTALREMTRACKTIME lights upaccordingto
selectedtime mode
[] REPEAT(1) ...... repeatfunction activatedduring play
[] PROG........... programmedplay
1[_ RECORDABLE .. UnfinalizedCD-Rdisc inserted
[] OPT ............ digital optical input isselected
1_] REWRITABLE.... CD-RWdisc inserted
CD ............. COinserted(a pre-recordedCDor
finalized CD-Ror CD-RWdisc)
1_ ANALOG ....... analogueinput is selected
1_ DIG............ lights when digital input is selected
andflasheswhen digital input is
incorrect.
[] PAUSE ......... pausefunction isactive
[] AUTOTRACK .... automaticallyincreasetrack
numbers
[] DUBB(1) .... _ . dubbingfromCDplayertoCOrecorder
[] Record/playlevelbar(analogue)
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CD player section
[] DUAL ........... play CDRecorderand CDPlayer
separately
[] SHUFFLE........ playstracks in randomorder
[] TRACK.......... tracknumber
[] TOTALREMTRACKTIME lights up accordingto
selectedtime mode
[] REPEAT1 ........ repeattrack
[] COPYPROHIBIT.. lights upwhen attemptingto record
a protecteddigital audiorecording
[] PROO.......... programmedplay
[] PAUSE ......... pausefunction is active
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DISPLAY
IDISPLAY messages
Messages,aslisted andexplainedheremayappearonthe
displayfor yourguidance.
FERd ins ..........player is readingdisc information
OPE ......................duringOPCprocedure
SPEn ..................duringtray opening
ELunSE ................duringtrayclosing
l]S[]d 15C ..........nodisc inserted, or disc unreadable
UPdRkE ..............updating disc contents
FEC_OUEF ..........during recoveryprocedure
bUSkt ....................recordingpause(four seconds)in progress
or tracks arebeing scannedin DUBBmode
5NNE ....................during synchronizedrecordingstandby
kFR ......................during erase-trackstandby
dtS[ ..................during erase-discstandby
NDOunPC..............laserpower calibrationfailed.
Recordingno longerpossible
FULL ....................programfull
EdlqFULL ............no morerecordingpassible
,q,g RU,d _ ........(flashing)no audiodisc leadedor failureto
readdata
FINRL .......:..........laserpowercalibration performed96
times,finalize disc
d_6 _kRL ..........digitalcoaxialinputselected
,gP5 ;[RL ..........digital optical input selected
SHUFFLE ..........during shuffle
FC[]d tS[ ............recovereddisc.Finalizingnot possible
kS_ ......................flashes during unfinalizedisc standby,
lights duringunfinalizedisc
l,n,PU_ ................during input selection(CB-SYNC)
RNRL_g_ ..............analoginput selected
dUbbg I ..............normal-speeddubbing
dUbb ....................high-speeddubbing
dURL ....................CDRecorderandCDPlayeroperating
separately
5ELE_k Ed........COPlayerselection
5ELEEt- EdF _..CDRecorderselection
dURL 2,FF..........separateoperationoff
PFu_[_ __d..start COPlayerprogramming
PF_6 CdF ..startCDRecorderprogramming
(playback)
dt6 _bqL FEC..track will berecordeddigitally
D__db....................recordingsensitivity level-3 dB
_db ......................recording sensitivitylevel 0 dB
_db ......................recordingsensitivity level3 dB
bdb ......................recordingsensitivity level6 dB
Rn FEE ..............data(non-audio)track found duringscan
,qnRLDS FEE ....cOpyprohibitedtrack foundduring
dubbing(trackwill be copiedanalogue)

INSTALLATION
Connections general 1
Forplayingbackonthe CDRecorderand/orthe CDPlayer
deck,the following outputconnectionsareavailable:
- Digital coaxialoutput (CO& CO-R)
Analogueoutput (CO& CD-R)
We recommendthat thesebeconnectedto the TAPEor CD-R
inputon youramplifier.
Forexternalrecording,the following inputconnectionsare
available:
- Digital optical input
- Digital coaxialinput
-Analogueinput
Forplayingbackonthe CDRecorderandCOPlayerdecks
separately(DUALmode),the following output connectionsare
available:
- Digital coaxialoutput (CD)
- Analogueoutput(CD)
We recommendthat thesebeconnectedto the CDinputon
youramplifier.
Theconnectionsto be madedependuponthe possibilities
youraudioequipmentoffers• Pleaserefer to the usermanuals
foryour otheraudioequipmentfirst.
Digital recordings,either optical or coaxial,will givethe best
performancein terms of audioandversatility (e.g.auto-track).
(Thedigital optical connectionis less sensitiveto external
disturbances)•
Ifyourequipmentdoes not allow for digital connections,the
high quality Analogue/Digital Converteron the CD
Recorder/Playerwill ensureexcellentaudioperformance
when recordingsaremadefrom an analoguesource.
Playbackvia the digital coaxialoutput of the CD
Recorder/Playergivesthe best audio performance.
Ifyourequipmentdoesnot offer digital connectionsthe high
quality Digital-Analog-Convertorofthe CDRecorder/Player
ensuresa highsoundquality via the analogueoutput•
We recommendthat bothdigital and analogueconnectionsbe
made,sothat analoguerecordingscan bemadewhen digital
recordingis not possible•
Themostcommonways of connectingthe CDRecorder/Player
areexplainedbelow•If you still havedifficulties with the
connections,feel free to contactthe PhilipsConsumerService
deskin your country.
JAnalogueconnections CD Recorder& CD PlayerI
Thisconnectionmustbeestablishedfor the play-backCD
Recorderdeckand for the CDPlayerdeck)cable(_)
Cable(_ is usedonlyif youwant to makerecordingsfrom an
externalanaloguesource•
Usethe audiocablessupplied•Connectthe redplugstothe
Rsockets,andthe white plugsto the L sockets,
1Forrecordingfrom anexternalsource,connectCable(_) to
the ANALOGUEIN plugon the CDRecorder/Playerand the
LINE-OUTorTAPE-OUTplug onan amplifier.
Note: Forrecordingdirectly froma CDplayerthe analogue
input of the CDRecorder/Playershouldbeconnectedto
theanalogueoutput of theCDplaye_
2Forplaying back,connectCable0 to the ANALOGUEOUT
plugson the CDRecorder/Playerandthe INPUTplugson an
amplifier, e.g.TAPEIN, CD-RorAUX.
Note: Never usethe PHONOinput
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_nalogue connection CD Player deck
Thisconnectionis onlyrequired if you want to playbackon
the COPlayerdeckseparatelyfrom the DDRecorderdeck.
Thisis celled the DUALmode.
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[Digital Coaxial Connection CD Recorder
Thisconnectionisonlyrequiredifyouwanttorecordfroman
externalCOplayerwith adigitalcoaxialoutput.
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1Forplaying backseparatelyon the CDPlayerdeck,connect
a thirdcable(_ {notauppliedlbetweenthe ANALOGUE
OUTplugs onthe CDRecorderand the INPUTplugson an
amplifier,e.g.CDor AUX.
(Connectthe redline in the Rplugs andthe white line in
the Lplugs,)
Note:
Neveruse thePHONOinput
YourCDRecorder/Playeris equippedwith adigital coaxial
output for the COPlayerdeck. Thisoutput connectioncan
be usedfor digital play-back.
1Forrecordingfrom an externalsource,useafourth cable
(_ Inot supplied)to connectthe OIGITALIN piagonthe
CDRecorder/Playerto the DIGITALOUTplug on anexternal
CDplayer.
Note: YourCDRecorder/Playeris equippedwith a digital
coaxialoutputplug Icommonplug for CDRecorderdeck
and CDPlayerdeck). Thisoutputcanbe used for digital
play-bank.
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INSTALLATION
_ital Optical Connection CD R.ecorder I
Thisconnectionisonlyrequiredif youwanttorecordfroman
externalCDplayerwitha digitalopticaloutput
1Removethe dustcapsfrom the digital optical connections.
(Werecommendthatyou savethe caps).
2Forrecordingfrom an externalsource,usea fiber-optic
cable(_ to connectthe digital optical input on the CO
Recorder/Playerand the digital optical output onan
externalCDplayer.
Note Forplaying back,the digital coaxialoutputs or analogue
outputs on the CDPlayerand the CORecordermust be
connectedtoan amplifie_
lPower supply
!Setup recommendations
Placethe CDRecorder/Playerona solid,vibrationfree
surface
Donot placethe CDRecorder/Playerneara sourceof
heator in directsunlight
Do not usethe CDRecorder/Playerunderextremelydamp
conditions.
If the CDRecorder/Playerisplaced in acabinet, make
surethat aone-inchspaceremainsfree on all sidesof the
recorderfor properventilation
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!lnse8ing batte[ies in the remote control
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1Openthe batterycompartmentcover.
2Insert2batteries(AAA,R03orUM-4;assupplied)as
shown.
3Replacethe cover.
Note. Werecommendusing2 batteriesof the sametypeand
condition.
Batteries contain chemical substances;dispose of
themproperly.
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1Plugthe power cord suppliedintothe MAINS connectoron
the CDRecorder/Player,then into a wall socket.
2PressON/OFFto turn the CORecorder/Playeron.
Note
TheCORecorder/Playerwill automaticallyadjust to the
localmainsvoltage
When the CORecorder/Playeris in the "OFF'position,it
is stiff consumingsomepowe_If youwish to disconnect
yourCDRecorder/Playercompletelyfrom the mains,
withdraw theplug from theAC Outlet.
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REMOTE & INSERTINGDISCS
IRemote €o_l commands 1
PROGRAM.......... programstracknumbers
DISPLAY........... selectsdisplayinformation
Numberkeys0 - 9... Seletsa trackbynumber
SHUFFLE........... playsCD(RW)orprograminrandom
order
............... Searchesbackward
PREVIOUS_1 ....... selectsthebeginningofa previous
track
STOP• ............ stopsCD(RW)andclearsa program
PAUSE II........... interruptsCD(RW)play
NEXTI_1 ........... selectsthebeginningofsubsequent
PLAY• ............ startsCD(RW)play
............... Searchesforward
REPEAT............ repeatplay
CD ................ selectCOPlayer
CD-R............... selectCORecorder
OPEN/CLOSE........ Opensor closesthedisctray
Whenyoupressa buttonontheremotecontrol,theindicator
on thedisplaywill lightup.
_ I{€O TRACK OVER
CDSYNC t0 0
_USB_ SHUFFLE SCAN 1 0 O
II II
Note.Unlessindicatedotherwise,all buttonsare locatedon
thefrontof theCORecorder/PlayerIf alsoprovidedon
theremotecontrol,thecorrespondingbuttonson the
remotecontrolcanbe usedafter theCORecorderor
theCOPlayerhasbeenselectedbypressingCD-Ror
CO.
[InserUng discs ]
1PressOPEN/CLOSE(11)toopenthedisctray.
2InsertaCD.CD-Ror,CD-RWintheappropriaterecessin
thetray.labelsideup.
IMPORTANT:
Forrecordingit is importantthatthe blankdisc be
completelyfreeof dustparticlesor scratches.(see
Disc Maintenance,p.5).
Unfinalizeddiscscannotbeplayedin the CDPlayer
deck!
3 Gentlypushthefront ofthetrayorpressOPEN/CLOSEto
closethetray(seealsoPlayinga CD).
CD-Recorderonly
_The displaywillindicatethetypeofdiscyouhaveinserted.
AUTOTRA(;r( 9[AI _EM TRACK TME TrTAL REM TRA/3( H_._
PAUSE 1G ANAIQ(_ OFT PROG RFp_A_-I _AJS_ P_OG _ p_TI
• If a CD-Risfinalizedthedisplaywillindicateco.
• If a CO-RWis finalizedit is still a CO-ReWritableandthe
displaywill indicateCDnEMrrael.E
Ifyouinserta blankorpartly-recordedCO-RorCD-RW,the
CDrecorderwill calibratethediscfor optimumrecording.
Duringthisprocessthedisplaywill firstshowDPL- andthen
thenumberofaudiotrackspreviouslyrecorded.Calibration
cantakeup to25seconds.
AUTO TBA_:I( TOTAL RM T_g_ TM_
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PAt_SE [Jl/_ ANALOG OPT P_OG RBFEA_i
I1 TOTALREM T_A{:_TIME
_ PA_SE PRU6 _EpEA_I
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El COPYPROHIBIT
Note."OnlyAudioCOswill be accepted.Ifa non-audiodiscis
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inserted,thedisplaywill indicate,,u RLId lun.

_emarks about recording
Youwill soondiscoverhow easyit is to makeyourown COs
Nevertheless,we recommendthat you usea CD-RWdisc for
yourfirst try. Thetwo ways to makerecordingsare described
below:
- Digital dubbing)normalor high-speeddubbing)
- Recordingfrom an externalsource:
- Digital
- Digital with synchronizedstart usingexternal CDplayer
- Analogue
•The recordingprocedureis the samefor CD-Rsor CD-RWs
•If the discis a CD-RWand is alreadyfinalizedyoumust
unfinalizeit first (page17).
• Ifthe disc alreadycontainsrecordings,the CDrecorderwill
automaticallysearchfor the endof the last track,sothat
you canstart recordingfrom there.
• There mustbe at least 7 secondsof recordingtime left on
the disc,or youwill not be ableto activatethe record
standbymode.
• If the display indicatescoPYPROHIBIT,no digital recording
can bemadeof the sourcematerial. Recordingwill not
start or will stop after 4 seconds.
•TheSerial CopyManagement System (SCMS)only
alLowsdigital recordingunderspecificconditions:
- It is not possibleto makeadigital copyfrom a digital
copy.
- Analoguerecord!ngis always possible!
-Thenumberof recordingsfrom the original is unlimited.
• A maximumof99trackscanberecordedona disc.The
minimumallowabletracklengthis4seconds.
• Digital recordingscanbe madefrom CDs(or other sources
with an output SampleFrequencyof 44,1kHz+/- 100 ppm)
via the digital input.
• Recordingsfrom DATor DCCplayerswill not stop
automaticagy.
{lmportant:
If you want to play back the recorded CD-R disc on the
CDPlayer deck or on any etherregular CDplayer, it
must be finalized first. See the instructions for
finalizing discs (page 17).
Finalized CD-RWdiscsplay only onCD-RW _
CDplayers.
j [Normal and high-speed dubbing
Usethe dubbing featurefor high-speedrecordingfrom the CD
Playerdeckto the CDRecorderdeck.Thequality of the
original recordingwill be retained.
Somecommentsaboutdubbing:
A completedisc or programcanbe copiedat high speed
(euaa).
- Single tracksor programscanbe copiedat normalspeed
(OUeB-I).
- Tracknumberswill be increasedautomatically,
- Tracknumberscannotbe increasedmanually.
Preparing for normal and high-speed dubbing
1Makesure that the recordingdisc iscompletelyfree of
scratchesanddust particles.
2If necessary,pressthe DUALbuttonto switch off the DUAL
modeonthe display.
")' DUALshouldbeoff.
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Starthigh-speeddubbing(Disccopy)
1 Torecorda completedisc or program,press DUBB
repeatedlyuntil:
•-) dUbb appearsand OUBBflasheson the display.After
sometime, bUSEr andthe track numberwill appearon
the display.TheCDPlayerwill scanthe trackson the
CDand thenstop.
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•Tosee thetracksthatwill be recorded,pressDISPLAY.
Thetrack numberswill beshown in sequence.
-If nu_nFE[ appears,the track cannotbe dubbed.
- IfF]nF_Lun_UEFEE appears,the trackedwill be
dubbedanalogueat normalspeed.
-All other tracks will becopiedin the normal fashionat
double speed.
-Tracksfor whichd f_ It:RL F_E appearswill be
digitallyrecordedat doublespeed.
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2To start dubbing,pressPLAYon the COPlayerdeck.
•_. High-speeddubbingwill start. DuDewill stop flashing
and remainlighted.Thetrack numberand the recording
time will be displayed.
• Tocheckthe(remaining)recordingtime, pressDisplay(this
canbe doneduring recording).
• Dubbingwill stop automatically.
3 Tomanuallystop recording,pressSTOP
DDBewill goout anddubbingwill stop.Theminimal
track lengthmust be fourseconds,otherwise a pause
will beaddedto the track
After dubbing,UPdRbcu will appearon the displayfor
severalseconds.TheTotal"timeindicationsmaydiffer
slightly,but no audio informationwill berust.
Note.Pausecannotbeoperatedduringoue#-l.
[Digital recording from an external CD Player !
After dubbing,the displaywill show forseveralseconds.The
Total"limeindicationsmaydiffer slightty, butnoaudio ! "_ _'_._°_ii_ T__
,o,o,mo,,oo,s,o,,
Note." L_ _
Pausecannotbeoperatedduringouea.
Dubbingwill be doneone trackat a time, meaningthat Preparing for digital recording
shortpauseswill beaddedbetween the tracks.If you
programafl tracksin theiroriginal sequenceand dub at !Make surethe disc is absolutelyfree of scratchesanddust
normalspeed(Dime-l),pauseswill not beadded, particles.
Start dubbingat normalspeed (copya track or program)
Copyingonetrackatatime (DuDe-l)is doneat normalspeed.
1Forrecording,pressDUBBrepeatedlyuntil:
_' dUbb[] f appearsonthe display andDUDe-1flashes,
After sometime, RECORDwig flash.
2PressSOURCErepeatedlyuntil (dependingonthe digital
connectionused):
-_ DZDdfG ILRL or Om_P_ fERL appearsonthe
display.
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2Toselectatrackfordubbing,brieflypress[_,_or_,_)onthe
CDPlayeroneormoretimes.
• Ifyou went tocopya program,you mustenter the program
first before selectinguuee-1Iced Programming,page20).
• If youselect a track usingthe digital keypadonthe remote
control, dubbingwill start automatically
3 Tostart dubbing,press PLAYon the CDPlayer.
DUDe-1will stop flashingand remainlightedand the
selectedtrack or programwill be copiedat normal
speed.Thetrack numberandthe recordingtime used
will be shown onthe display.
• Tocheckthe (remaining)recordingtime, pressDisplay.This
canbe doneduring recording.
Note. Copyprohibited tracks will be copiedanalogue.
4 Tostop dubbing,pressSTOP
-_ Dueu-I will goout and the dubbingwill stop.The
minimaltrack lengthmust be fourseconds,otherwise a
pausewill be addedto the track.
•If necessary,pressDUALto switch off the DUALmode;
DUALwill no longerappearonthe display.
3PressAUT0/MANUALto switch be'b,veenautomaticand
manualtrack numbering.
IfAUTOis selected(thepreferred method),AUTOTRACK
will appearon the display.
• AUTO: Thetrack ir',crementsareautomaticallycopiedfrom
the digital sourcematerial.
• MANUAL:Tracknumberscanbe incrementedmanually
bypressing_._.(minimumtrack_engthis
4 seconds).
(Thiscan alsobedonein AUTOmode).
• Tracknumberscannotbechangedafterrecording.
Note: Auto trackworksonly with ConsumerSourceswith a
digital output signalaccording to theIEC958 (consumer
part)audio standard.
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Start digital recording
1With the recorderstopped, pressRECORDto enter the
Recordstandbymode.
-_ RECORDflashes.
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•If aidalsoflashes, the digital connectionis incorrect.
2 Tostart recording,pressPLAYon the CORecorder/Player
and immediatelystart the source(fromthe stop mode)
4 RECORDlightscontinuouslyThetrack numberand
recordingtime usedwill be indicatedon the display.
• Torecorda three-secondpause(silence)at the beginningof
a track,pressPAUSEon the CDRecorder/Player.
, Tocheckthe (remaining)recordingtime, pressDISPLAY
(Thiscanalsobe daneduringthe recording.)
I Tostoprecording,pressSTOPontheCDRecorder/Player.
-) RECORDwill goout.
Tointerrupt recording,pressPAUSE.
-I)"RECORDstarts to flash. Resumeat step 2.
After recordingthe displaywill show UPdREE for several
seconds.
Note:WithAUTO7_AClton,therecorderwillstop
automatically.RecordingsfromOATorDCCwillstop
after20secondssilence.WithAUTOmACttoff,theAUTO
STOPmodeisdisabled.
_Synchronized digital recording from an
external CD player - CD-SYNC
Preparing for synchronizeddigital recording
TheCO-SYNCfeature enablesyou te makefast andeasy
digital recordingof a CO.Trackincrementsareautomatically
detectedfrom the digital sourcematerial.Trackincrements
cannotbe addedmanually.
I Make surethe disc is absolutelyfree of scratchesanddust
particles,
2PressSOURCErepeatedlyuntil )dependingonthe
connectionused):
-_ ale d 16 ILFIL or amOP[: IERL wilt appearonthe
display.
•If necessary,pressDUALto switch off the DUALmode;
DUALwill nolonger appearon the display,
Start synchronizeddigital recording
1 With the CORecorder/Playerstopped,pressCD-SYNC.
-_ Onthe display,CD-RYNC& 5Et,n,E appear. After a
time, RECORDstartsto flash.
[
• If DIDalso flashes,the digital connectionis incorrect.
2Tostart recording,pressPLAYonthe external digital
source.
-_ TheCDRecorder/Playerautomaticallystartsto record
andDECODDlightscontinuously.Thetrack numberand
recordingtime usedwill be indicatedon the display
• If youstart the sourceduringa track,CD-SYNCwill not
start recordinguntil the beginningof the next track.
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RECORDING
fa,)
•TochecktheIremaining}recordingtime,pressOISPLA¥.
(Thiscanalsobedoneduringrecording)
3To stop recording, press STOP on the CD Recorder/Player
-1' CD-SYNCand RECOROgo out
• Tointerruptrecording,pressPAUSE
4RECORDstartsto flash. Toresume,pressPLAYon the
CORecorder/Player
After recording the display will show LlPd,qkE for several
Seconds.
Note:
TheCDRecorder/Playerwill not start until it recognizesa
digital signal.Although thereaction time is less than200
mi!liseconds`the verybeginningof the musicmay
sometimesnot be recorded.If thishappens,youcan start
the recordingmanually(seedigital recording-
unsynchronized).
Recordingsfrom DATor BCCwill onlystopafter 20
secondssilence
Analogue recording from_an external source I
Onlymakeanalogrecordingsif digital recordingis not
possible
Preparing for analogue recording
1Make surethe discisabsolutelyfree ef scratchesanddust
particles
2PressSOURCErepeatedlyuntil:
ANALOGappearsonthe display.
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! ANALOG
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* {f necessaH,pressOUALte switch off the OUALmode;
OUALwill nolonger appearon the display.
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3PressAUTO/MANUALto switch between autoandmanual
tracknumbering.
-) If Auto isselected)preferred),AUTOTRACKappearson
the display.
• AUTO: Thetrack numberisautomatically incremented
after asilenceon the original of at least 3
seconds.
• MANUAL: Tracknumberscanbe incrementedmanuallyby
pressing_. )minimumtracklength is4
seconds).(Thiscanalso bedonein AUTO
mode)
•Tracknumberscannotbechangedafter recording.
#,With the recorderstopped,press RECORDto enter Record
standbymode.
-Ik REGOROwill flash
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RECORDING
5Playthe sourcefirst to setthe optimalrecording levelon
the CDRecorder/Player.
6 PressRECLEVEL(+ or -)repeatedlyuntil all the blue
segmentson the Record/Playlevelbar light upcontinuously
but the red segmentsdo notduring the loudestpassages
-I'The displaywill showO_db or_db or 3rib orbdb
7Stopthe source.
Start analogue recording
1To start recording,pressPLAYonthe CDRecorder/Player
andimmediatelystartthe source
4RECORDlights continuouslyThetracknumberand
recordingtime usedappearonthe display•
•Torecorda 3-secondsilenceat the start of a track, press
PAUSE•
• Tocheckthe (remaining)recordingtime, pressDISPLAY•
(Thiscanalso bedoneduringthe recording)
2Tostop recording,pressSTOPon the CDRecorder/Player.
-) nEcneawill go out.
• Tointerruptrecording,pressPAUSE•
-.I.BECOeDwill startto flash. Resumeat step 1.
After recordingthe displaywill show UPdREE for several
seconds•
Note, WithAUTOmACKon, the recorderwill stop
automaticallyafter a 20 secondssilence. With AUTO
TRACKoff, theAUTOSTOPmodeis disabled•
IFinalizing CD-R& CD-RWdiscs
Finalizingis asimple procedurethat isnecessaryin orderto
playbackthe discs onthe CDRecorder/Playeror onan
externalCOplayer.
Note Finalizingpreventsanyfurther recordingona CD-R.
A hnalizedCD-RWmust be unfinalizedtoallow
further recordingor erasureof tracks•
1 Makesurethe disc (inthe CDRecorder/Player)is
absolutely freeof scratchesanddustparticles•
2 With the recorderstoppedpressFINALIZEandthenwithin
3secondspressRECORD•
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_" Theapproximatefinalization time will appearinthe
display•
ReCOeD&nNAUZElights up. Thedisplaycountsdown
throughthe finalization.
Oncompletion,the total numberoftracks andthetotal
time recordedwill appearon the display.
ForCD-Rco RECOROABLEwill changeto coon the
display.
ForCD-RWnochangewill deseen onthe display.
Finalizingwill lastatleast2 minutes•
Note.•Outing finalisation, the CORecorder/Playeracceptsno
operatingcommands.
IUnfinalizing CD-RWdiscs 1
ForCO-RWdiscsonly.
Ifyouwant to makemorerecordings(orto erasetracks)on a
finalized disc youmust unfinaliznit first. TheTableof
Contents(TOC)on the disc will beremoved.
Tounfinalize:
i PressERASEtwice,
-) Onthedisplay,__ andERASEwigflash.
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2PressRECORDwithin3seconds.
EnE ande_z lightupcontinuouslyduringerasure.
Note••This will take approximatelyI minute.
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ERASING& PLAYING
[Erasing CD-RW discs ] _ -1
...... iPlaymg CDs on Deck 1 and/or Deck 2 I
ForCD-RWdiscsonly
Youcanerase:
- trackbytrack from the end
- the entire disc
Toerase the lasttrack :
1Makesurethe disc is not finalized (Showing n-r on
displayduring start up).Otherwiseunfinalizefirst (p17)
2PressERASE
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-I. Onthe dlspla;,c, ,_ andERASEwill flash
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With yourCD DoubleDeck,youcan playthe CDRecorder
deckand/or the COPlayerdeckeither simultaneouslyor
separately(DUAL)Forseparateplaying,the extraCDoutput
must alsobe connectedto anamplifier (seepage9).
1Press DUAL to switch DUALon
-IP DUALwill light up continuously
3PressRECORDwithin 3 seconds•
-.) _FR andERASElight continuouslyduringerasure•
Toerase the entire disc:
2Onthe deckyouwant to use,pressPLAYto startCDplay•
_' Thetrack numberand the tracktime for the deckin play
will appearon the display,togetherwith the
record/playlevel indicator.
1PressERASEonce(for finalized CD-RW)and twice (for
unfinalizedCD-RW)
•-I. Onthe display,d_5Cand ERASEwill flash.
3 PressDISPLAYonce,twice or threetimes te see:
-_ Remainingtrack time, total remainingtime,or total
tracktime )without levelindicator(,
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2PressRECORDwithin 3seconds,
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-) d,£L andERASElight continuouslyduring erasure.
4Tointerrupt playtemporarily,pressPAUSE.
-IPPAUSEwill light up anthe display
5Tocontinue play,pressPAUSEagainor pressPLAY.
6 Tostopplay,pressST0£
-_ Thenumberof tracksandthe total playingtime will
appearonthe display.
Erasureof acomplete disc maytake upto 1.5minutes•
[Playing as a 2-disc changer i
YourCDRecorder/PlayercanplayCOsin both deckseither
successivelyor in randomorder(SHUFFLEplay)
1PressDUALto switch DUALoff
-]PCOALshouldbeoff.
2Onthe deckyouwant to use,pressPLAYte start CDplay.
-_ Thetrack numberand tracktime of the deckin play
appearonthe display,togetherwith the record/play
levelindicator,
After the first disc hasplayed,the seconddisc will beplayed,
TIP:
UseSHUFFLEto playthe tracks onthe two discsin random
order(seeSHUFFLE,page19).
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