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Y AMAHA ELECTRONICS CORPORA TION, USA 6660 ORANGETHORPE A VE., BUENA P ARK, CALIF . 90620, U.S.A. Y AMAHA CANADA MUSIC L TD. 135 MILNER A VE., SCARBOROUGH, ONT ARIO M1S 3R1, CANADA Y AMAHA ELECTRONIK EUROP A G.m.b.H. SIEMENSSTR. 22-34, 25462 RELLINGEN BEI HAMBURG, F .R. OF GERMANY Y AMAHA ELECTRONIQUE FRANCE S.A. R UE AMBROISE CROIZA T BP70 CROISSY[...]
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• Explanation of Graphical Symbols The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert you to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous volta ge” within the product’ s enclosure that may be of sufficient ma gnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. The exclamation point within an equ[...]
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FCC INFORMA TION (for US customer s) 1. IMPORT ANT NO TICE: DO NO T MODIFY THIS UNIT! This product, when installed as indicated in the instructions contained in this manual, meets FCC requirements. Modifications not e xpressly approved by Y amaha may void your authority , granted by the FCC, to use the product. 2. IMPORT ANT : When connecting this [...]
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CAUTION: READ THIS BEFORE OPERA TING THIS UNIT • T o assure the finest perfor mance, please read this manual carefully . Keep it in a safe place for future reference. • Install this unit in a well ventilated, cool, dry , clean place – away from direct sunlight, heat sources, vibration, dust, moisture, and/ or cold. A void ventilation space of[...]
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English ii Hard Disk Drive (HDD) ■ Before using • If you purchase CDR-HD1300; this model is not equipped with a hard disk driv e (HDD). Please purchase a commercially available HDD for internal use and install it on this unit correctly , following the attached instruction. • It is necessary to format a ne w HDD after installation. Also refer [...]
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iii ■ About this manual • This manual is printed prior to production. Design and specifica- tions are subject to change in part for the reason of the improv e- ment in operativity ability , and others. In this case, the product has priority . • Some of the illustrations and names of the package contents etc written in this manual may dif fer [...]
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E- 1 English Contents GETTING ST ARTED SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES ............................................ 2 CD/CD-R/CD-R W COMP A TIBLE WITH THIS UNIT ........ 3 RULES OF DIGIT AL RECORDING AND NO TES ON SYSTEM ...................................................................... 5 Rules of Digital Recording ........................................[...]
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E- 2 SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES Make sure the follo wing items are included in your package. • Remote Control • Batteries (size AA, UM-3, or R6) (2) OPEN/CLOSE COPY REC TEXT/TIME TRACK NO. WRITE MODE MENU CLEAR 1 ABC 2 DEF 3 GHI 4 JKL 5 MNO 6 PQR 7 STU 8 VWX 9 YZ SPACE SYMBOL 0 + 10 BOOKMARK REPEAT RANDOM GROUP SKIP INTRO ENTER COMPLETE A.M.Q.R. FINA[...]
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E- 3 English GETTING ST AR TED CD/CD-R/CD-RW COMP A TIBLE WITH THIS UNIT ■ Discs that can be used f or recording on this unit Be sure to use only CD-R and CD-R W discs made by reliable manufacturers. CD-R and CD-R W digital audio discs that display either of the following marks can be used with this unit. ■ Discs that can be used f or recording[...]
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E- 4 ■ Handling of discs Heed the follo wing notes on handling of discs not to create any cause for a recording failure, a loss of the recorded data, or a malfunction of this unit. • This compact disc recorder is designed for use with CDs (including 8cm [3 ” ] discs) bearing the , , , or marks only . Nev er attempt to load any other type of d[...]
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E- 5 English GETTING ST AR TED Rules of Digital Recording ■ SCMS—Serial Copy Mana g ement System As a digital audio component, this unit conforms with the Serial Copy Management System (SCMS) standards. T he Serial Copy Management System restricts copies made by recording digital signals to first-gener ation copies only . The digital program so[...]
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E- 6 RULES OF DIGIT AL RECORDING AND NO TES ON SYSTEM Data on the HDD The data recorded onto the b uilt-in HDD of this unit will be numbered and organiz ed based on the following concept: Disc One consequent recording is counted and numbered as one unit of disc. The HDD of this unit can recor d 999 discs at maximum. (Howe ver , the number of discs [...]
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E- 7 English GETTING ST AR TED 1 PO WER 2 HDD 3 CDR 4 COPY 5 Front panel display 6 Disc tray 7 v (Open/Close) 8 TRA CK NO./BOOKMARK 9 TEXT/TIME 0 COMPLETE q MODE w MUL TI JOG knob /DIGIT AL REC LEVEL control e MENU NAMES OF BUTTONS AND CONTROLS Front Panel r CLEAR t PHONES jack y PHONES LEVEL control u A.M.Q.R. i REC o t / e (Skip/Search) p FINALIZ[...]
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E- 8 NAMES OF BUTT ONS AND CONTROLS Remote Control OPEN/CLOSE COPY REC TEXT/TIME TRACK NO. WRITE MODE MENU CLEAR 1 ABC 2 DEF 3 GHI 4 JKL 5 MNO 6 PQR 7 STU 8 VWX 9 YZ SPACE SYMBOL 0 + 10 BOOKMARK REPEA T RANDOM GROUP SKIP INTRO ENTER COMPLETE A.M.Q.R. FINALIZE INPUT TIMER REC ERASE HDD CDR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 q w e r t y u i o p a s d f g h j k l ; [...]
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E- 9 English GETTING ST AR TED NATURAL SOUND HDD / CD RECORDER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OPTICAL ANALOG REC LEVEL INPUT REC COAXIAL ANALOG COPY A.M.Q.R. CDR HDD MIN MAX LEVEL PHONES POWER 30 ° 30 ° NAMES OF BUTT ONS AND CONTROLS ■ Loading the batteries in [...]
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E- 10 NAMES OF BUTT ONS AND CONTROLS 1 HDD mark 2 TOT A L indicator 3 DUPLCT indicator 4 A.M.Q.R. indicator 5 Information display 6 CDR mark 7 REC indicator 8 ALBM indicator 9 MARK indicator 0 Playback mode/play style indicator S indicator G indicator A indicator REP indicator RNDM indicator Display ALBM MARK A.M.Q.R. AUTO PRD DIG M REC LEVEL TRACK[...]
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E- 11 English GETTING ST AR TED ■ Display while pla ying the data on the HDD Group n umber , trac k number and elapsed time of the track being pla yed Group n umber , trac k number and remaining time of the track being pla yed Group n umber and group total time Group n umber and group remaining time Group title or trac k title Group title T rack [...]
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E- 12 NAMES OF BUTT ONS AND CONTROLS Rear Panel LINE IN — LINE OUT IN OUT DIGITAL REC COAXIAL OPTICAL COAXIAL OPTICAL RS – 232C VIDEO VIDEO OUT S VIDEO ANALOG PLA Y R L R L 4 3 12 3 5 6 4 CONNECTIONS T urn off the power of this unit and the other components, and unplug them from the wall outlet before making any connections. ■ Digital connect[...]
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E- 13 English GETTING ST AR TED CONNECTIONS LINE IN — LINE OUT IN OUT DIGITAL REC COAXIAL OPTICAL COAXIAL OPTICAL RS – 232C VIDEO VIDEO OUT S VIDEO ANALOG PLAY R L R L 4 3 REC PLAY OUT IN DIGITAL INPUT COAXIAL DIGITAL OUTPUT R L R L OPTICAL OPTICAL DIGITAL OUTPUT COAXIAL VIDEO IN S VIDEO VIDEO ■ Connecting a monitor • Y ou can display the l[...]
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E- 14 1. T urn on the power of this unit by pressing PO WER on the front panel. The message “ WELCOME T O Y AMAHA HDD/CD SYS- TEM ” appears on the display . After the message is displayed, this unit is ready for operation. 2. Press v (OPEN/CLOSE on the remote control) to open the disc tra y . 3. Load the CD to copy fr om on the disc tray . Plac[...]
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E- 15 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O THE HDD 5. Press COPY once. The follo wing message appears on the display , and this unit enters the copy standby mode. Copying has not been started yet at this stage. 6. Start copying. Press w / d ( w on the remote control) to start copying. The copying conditions (initial settings) are as follo ws: • Co[...]
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E- 16 COPYING FROM A CD ONT O THE HDD Copying Favorite T racks on the CD Y ou can copy your fa vorite tracks on a CD onto the HDD. NATURAL SOUND HDD / CD RECORDER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OPTICAL ANALOG REC LEVEL INPUT REC COAXIAL ANALOG COPY A.M.Q.R. CDR HDD[...]
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E- 17 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O THE HDD COPYING FROM A CD ONT O THE HDD Advanced Operations ■ Making an additional copying onto an already recor ded disc When the copying onto the HDD, you can select the disc on the HDD to make copy on. Rotate the MUL TI JOG knob (press GROUP SKIP q / GROUP SKIP w on the remote control) to select the di[...]
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E- 18 3. Press the MUL TI JOG knob (ENTER on the remote control) to confirm the cop ying mode selected. If “ All Synchro ” is confirmed, this unit returns to the copy standby mode. If “ Multi Synchro ” is confirmed , the following message appears on the display . Go to step 4. 4. Select the number of trac ks by r otating the MUL TI JOG knob[...]
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E- 19 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O THE HDD ■ Copy Method Setting of the copying method. Copying may f ail if the setting f or “ Copy Method ” is not correctly made. Initial setting: Digital Copy Digital Copy This method alw ays makes digital copies. Copying is not possible if the tracks are copy protected by the SCMS standard (see page[...]
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E- 20 RECORDING FROM AN EXTERNAL COMPONENT ONTO THE HDD Recording from the Digital Components Y ou can make recordings from the component such as a cable TV tuner and a DVD player digitally connected to this unit. Note • Recording onto the HDD is made in the unit called “ disc ” . The maximum length of one disc on the HDD is 99 minutes 59 sec[...]
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E- 21 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O THE HDD RECORDING FROM AN EXTERNAL COMPONENT ONT O THE HDD Recording from the Analog Components Y ou can make recordings from the component such as a cassette deck and a turntable connected to this unit. Note • Recording onto the HDD is made in the unit called “ disc ” . The maximum length of one disc[...]
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E- 22 RECORDING FROM AN EXTERNAL COMPONENT ONT O THE HDD Recording Using an External T imer ■ Notes on recording time setting • This unit is not equipped with the clock function. Use an external timer w hen making a timer recording. • It may take 30 seconds to 1 minute after the po wer of this unit is turned on b y an exter nal timer until an[...]
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E- 23 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O THE HDD RECORDING FROM AN EXTERNAL COMPONENT ONT O THE HDD ■ Setting for a timer recor ding NATURAL SOUND HDD / CD RECORDER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OPTICAL ANALOG REC LEVEL INPUT REC COAXIAL ANALOG COPY A.M.Q.R. CD[...]
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E- 24 RECORDING FROM AN EXTERNAL COMPONENT ONT O THE HDD Adjusting the Recording Level There is an adjusting procedure for each input source to be recorded as explained belo w . Choose the one for your input source and follow the steps. ER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MI[...]
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E- 25 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O THE HDD RECORDING FROM AN EXTERNAL COMPONENT ONT O THE HDD Advanced Operations ■ Making an additional recor ding onto an already recor ded disc When recording onto the HDD, you can select the disc on the HDD for your recording. Rotate the MUL TI JOG knob (press GROUP SKIP q / GR OUP SKIP w on the remote c[...]
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E- 26 RECORDING FROM AN EXTERNAL COMPONENT ONT O THE HDD 3. Press the MUL TI JOG knob (ENTER on the remote control) to confirm the recor ding mode selected. If “ Manual ” , “ Track Synchro ” or “ All Synchro ” is confirmed, this unit returns the recording pause mode. If “ Multi Synchro ” is confirmed , following message appears on t[...]
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E- 27 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O THE HDD RECORDING FROM AN EXTERNAL COMPONENT ONT O THE HDD ■ Setting a condition for synchr onized re- cording 1. Press MENU while this unit is in the stop mode. Menu item selection appears on the display . 2. Rotate the MUL TI JOG knob (press +/ – on the remote control) to select “ Synchro Setup ” [...]
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E- 28 ■ Manual trac k marking RECORDING FROM AN EXTERNAL COMPONENT ONT O THE HDD ER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OPTICAL ANALOG REC LEVEL INPUT REC COAXIAL ANALOG COPY A.M.Q.R. TRA CK NO ./BOOKMARK OPEN/CLOSE COPY REC TEXT/TIME TRACK NO. WRITE MODE MENU CLEAR 1[...]
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E- 29 English EDITING EDITING MENU ITEMS Y ou can make v arious editing operations on the albums, tracks and discs on the HDD. The editing menu is listed belo w . Album Edit T r ack Edit Disc Edit Undo Album Ne w Edit Stored Album Copy Album Rename Album Delete Album Pack Album T itle Track Shuf fle Track Le vel Tr . Interval Track Rename Track Adj[...]
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E- 30 Y ou can select the desired tracks from among the ones recorded on the HDD and store them as an album in this unit ’ s memory . Y ou can also edit the album afterw ards. Album Editing Operation ALBUM EDITING NATURAL SOUND HDD / CD RECORDER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU [...]
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E- 31 English EDITING Album New Y ou can create a new alb um by selecting the desired tracks fr om among the ones recorded on the HDD. 1. Select and confirm “ Album New ” in step 4 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 30. The follo wing message appears on the display . The number of the source disc flashes. 2. Select the source disc [...]
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E- 32 Album Copy Y ou can copy the entire disc, alb um, or bookmark to a new album. 1. Select and confirm “ Alb um Copy ” in step 4 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 30. The following message appears on the displa y . The number of the group to be copied from flashes. 2. Select the group to be copied fr om by r otating the MUL TI [...]
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E- 33 English EDITING ALBUM EDITING Album Rename Y ou can move the alb um and assign a new number . 1. Select and confirm “ Album Rename ” in step 4 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 30. The follo wing message appears on the display . The number of the alb um to be moved flashes. 2. Select the album to be mo ved by rotating the MU[...]
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E- 34 ALBUM EDITING Album Pack Y ou can re-organize the alb um number s by eliminating unused album numbers that ha ve been created by changing album numbers or deleting albums. 1. Select and confirm “ Album Pac k ” in step 4 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 30. The follo wing messag e appears on the display . 2. Press COMPLETE. [...]
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E- 35 English EDITING ALBUM EDITING ■ Entering the title characters b y using the MUL TI JOG knob 1. Rotate the MUL TI JOG knob clockwise. When the MUL TI JOG knob is rotated clockwise, characters appear in the order of alphabetical capital letters, alphabetical lower case letters, numbers, and symbols. Select the character you wish to use for th[...]
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E- 36 ALBUM EDITING 6. Rotate the MUL TI JOG knob (press +/ – on the remote control) to select the ne w track number . 7. Press the MUL TI JOG knob (ENTER on the remote control) to confirm the ne w track n umber. Press CLEAR to cancel the confirmed selection. 8. Press COMPLETE. The selected track has been moved and assigned a ne w number . This u[...]
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E- 37 English EDITING ALBUM EDITING 6. Rotate the MUL TI JOG knob (press +/ – on the remote control) to adjust the le vel. Adjustment is possible in the – 12dB to +12dB range by 0.4dB steps. Y ou can refer to the pre vious or next tracks ’ lev el by pressing t / e or r / y ( t or y on the remote control). Y ou can also search the passage in t[...]
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E- 38 ALBUM EDITING T r . Interval Y ou can adjust each track interv al in an album. ■ Editing during the stop mode 1. Select and confirm “ T r . Interv al ” in step 4 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 30. The follo wing messag e appears on the display . The number of the album to adjust its tr ac ks ’ interval flashes. 2. Rot[...]
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E- 39 English EDITING Y ou can do v arious editing operations on the tracks that hav e been r ecorded on the HDD. T rack Editing Operation TRACK EDITING NATURAL SOUND HDD / CD RECORDER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OPTICAL ANALOG REC LEVEL INPUT REC COAXIAL ANALOG[...]
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E- 40 TRA CK EDITING T rack Rename Y ou can move a track and assign a ne w number. ■ Editing during the stop mode 1. Select and confirm “ T rack Rename ” in step 5 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 39. The follo wing messag e appears on the display . The disc number that contains the track to be moved f lashes. 2. Select the dis[...]
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E- 41 English EDITING TRA CK EDITING T rack Adjust Y ou can change the beginning of the track to either earlier or later . ■ Editing during the stop mode 1. Select and confirm “ T rack Adjust ” in step 5 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 39. The follo wing message appears on the display . The disc number that contains the track [...]
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E- 42 TRA CK EDITING 3. Press COMPLETE. The ne w tr ack beginning point is set. Playback resumes from the beginning of the adjusted track. Notes • If the adjusted track includes a part that cannot be copied digitally before adjusting, the adjusted track itself cannot be copied digitally either . • When the emphasis status of the track to be adj[...]
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E- 43 English EDITING TRA CK EDITING Part Erase Y ou can erase part of a selected track. ■ Editing during the stop mode 1. Select and confirm “ Part Erase ” in step 5 of the “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 39. The follo wing message appears on the display . The disc number that contains the track to be partially erased flashes. 2[...]
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E- 44 TRA CK EDITING ■ Editing during playbac k 1. Select and confirm “ Part Erase ” in step 2 of “ Editing during playbac k ” on page 39. The track being played is confirmed to be partially erased . The passage between the point that is 5 seconds before the beginning point of the partial erase and the beginning point (the timing you pres[...]
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E- 45 English EDITING TRA CK EDITING T rack Combine Y ou can combine a series of tracks into one. ■ Editing during the stop mode 1. Select and confirm “ T rack Combine ” in step 5 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 39. The follo wing message appears on the display . The disc number that contains the fir st track to be combined fl[...]
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E- 46 TRA CK EDITING T rack Divide Y ou can di vide a track into two at the selected point. ■ Editing during the stop mode 1. Select and confirm “ T rack Divide ” in step 5 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 39. The follo wing messag e appears on the display . The disc number that contains the track to be di vided flashes. 2. Sel[...]
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E- 47 English EDITING TRA CK EDITING 3. Press COMPLETE. The track being played is divided into tw o at the set dividing point. Playback resumes from the beginning of the second track of the two di vided tracks. Cautions • The minimum length of a track is 4 seconds. It is not possible to create a track that is shorter than 4 seconds by dividing a [...]
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E- 48 TRA CK EDITING Add Fade In Y ou can add fade-in at the beginning of a track. The beginning of the track is played with gradually rising lev el when fade-in has been added. ■ Editing during the stop mode 1. Select and confirm “ Add Fade In ” in step 5 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 39. The follo wing messag e appears on [...]
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E- 49 English EDITING TRA CK EDITING 3. Press COMPLETE. The fade-in is added to the be ginning of the track being played for the selected length. Playback resumes from the beginning of the track the fade-in has been added to. Notes • Fade-in cannot be added to a track that is shorter than 21 seconds. • The fade-in ef fect becomes ineffective if[...]
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E- 50 TRA CK EDITING Continues to next pa ge ■ Editing during playbac k 1. Select and confirm “ Add Fade Out ” in step 2 of “ Editing during pla yback ” on page 39. The ending of the track for 8 seconds is repeatedly played with a 3-second (initial setting) fade-out. The follo wing messag e appears on the display . 2. Rotate MUL TI JOG kn[...]
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E- 51 English EDITING TRA CK EDITING 6. Enter the title characters b y using the MUL TI JOG knob or the alphabetical/numeric b uttons on the remote contr ol. See description on right for entering procedure. 7. Press COMPLETE when all the character s have been entered. The title is assigned to the selected track. This unit returns to the editing men[...]
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E- 52 DISC EDITING Y ou can do v arious editing operations on the discs that have been recor ded on the HDD. Disc Editing Operation NATURAL SOUND HDD / CD RECORDER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OPTICAL ANALOG REC LEVEL INPUT REC COAXIAL ANALOG COPY A.M.Q.R. CDR HD[...]
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E- 53 English EDITING DISC EDITING Disc Rename Y ou can move a disc and assign a ne w number . ■ Editing during the stop mode 1. Select and confirm “ Disc Rename ” in step 5 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 52. The follo wing message appears on the display . The disc number to be mov ed flashes. 2. Select the disc to be mo ved [...]
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E- 54 Disc Combine Y ou can combine a series of discs into one. ■ Editing during the stop mode 1. Select and confirm “ Disc Combine ” in step 5 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 52. The following message appears on the displa y . The disc number to be the first in the combination flashes. 2. Select the disc to be the first track[...]
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E- 55 English EDITING DISC EDITING ■ Editing during playbac k 1. Select and confirm “ Disc Combine ” in step 2 of “ Editing during pla yback ” on page 52. The disc being played is confirmed to be the f irst disc in the combination. The number of the disc being played and the number of the disc to be the last in the combination appear on t[...]
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E- 56 DISC EDITING ■ Editing during playbac k 1. Select and confirm “ Disc Divide ” in step 2 of “ Editing during playbac k ” on page 52. The disc being played is conf irmed to be divided. “ Di v .from ” and the dividing point (the number of the track to be the first after di viding) appear on the display . 2. Select the dividing poin[...]
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E- 57 English EDITING Disc Title Y ou can assign a title to a recorded disc. ■ Editing during the stop mode 1. Select and confirm “ Disc Title ” in step 5 of “ Editing during the stop mode ” on page 52. The follo wing message appears on the display . The number of the disc to assign a title to flashes. 2. Select the disc to assign a title[...]
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E- 58 ER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OPTICAL ANALOG REC LEVEL INPUT REC COAXIAL ANALOG COPY A.M.Q.R. MUL TI JOG COMPLETE MENU OPEN/CLOSE COPY REC TEXT/TIME TRACK NO. WRITE MODE MENU CLEAR 1 ABC 2 DEF 3 GHI 4 JKL 5 MNO 6 PQR 7 STU 8 VWX 9 YZ SPACE SYMBOL 0 + 10 B[...]
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E- 59 English EDITING ER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OPTICAL ANALOG REC LEVEL INPUT REC COAXIAL ANALOG COPY A.M.Q.R. TRA CK NO ./BOOKMARK CLEAR 4 JKL 5 MNO 6 PQR 7 STU 8 VWX 9 YZ SPACE SYMBOL 0 + 10 BOOKMARK REPEAT RANDOM GROUP SKIP INTRO HDD CDR BOOKMARK BOOKMA[...]
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E- 60 When reading the information has been completed, the display changes as follo ws, and this unit becomes ready f or operation. When copying onto a CD-R or CD-R W disc without finalization When copying onto a ne w CD-R or CD-R W disc NATURAL SOUND HDD / CD RECORDER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE B[...]
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E- 61 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O A CD-R OR CD-R W DISC 4. Press COPY twice. The follo wing message appears on the display , and this unit enters in the copy standby mode. Copying has not been started yet at this stage. 5. Select the gr oup on the HDD to be copied. Rotate the MUL TI JOG knob (press +/ – on the remote control) to select th[...]
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E- 62 COPYING FROM THE HDD ONT O A CD-R OR CD-RW DISC Copying Favorite T racks on the HDD NATURAL SOUND HDD / CD RECORDER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OPTICAL ANALOG REC LEVEL INPUT REC COAXIAL ANALOG COPY A.M.Q.R. CDR HDD MIN MAX LEVEL PHONES POWER 3,8 95 1 14 6[...]
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E- 63 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O A CD-R OR CD-R W DISC COPYING FROM THE HDD ONT O A CD-R OR CD-RW DISC High Quality Copying Y ou can make your o wn CD with high quality sound with the Audio Master Quality Recording mode. Cautions • Audio Master Quality Recording mode can be used only for copying from the HDD on a ne w CD-R disc. • Reco[...]
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E- 64 COPYING FROM THE HDD ONT O A CD-R OR CD-RW DISC Advanced Operations ■ Setting the copying mode This unit provides v arious copying modes. Choose the one that suits your needs. Initial setting: All Synchro 1. Press MODE while this unit is in the copy standb y mode. Y ou can select the copying mode. 2. Rotate the MUL TI JOG knob (press +/ –[...]
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E- 65 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O A CD-R OR CD-R W DISC COPYING FROM THE HDD ONT O A CD-R OR CD-RW DISC ■ Copying menu setting Y ou can make detailed settings on the menu for your copying . Follo w the steps described below for menu setting. 1. Press MENU while this unit is in the copy standb y mode. Y ou can start setting the copying men[...]
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E- 66 COPYING FROM THE HDD ONT O A CD-R OR CD-RW DISC ■ Copy Level Setting of the sound level f or copying. Sound level adjustment is not normally necessary . Ho wev er it is possible to adjust the copying sound le vel to suit you needs. The follo wing messag e appears on the display when “ Copy Lev el ” setting is confirmed in step 3 for “[...]
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E- 67 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O A CD-R OR CD-R W DISC Y ou can record from an e xternal component directly to a CD-R or CD-R W disc. Following is an e xplanation for digital recording f rom an external CD player connected to the DIGIT AL IN (OPTICAL) or DIGIT AL IN (CO AXIAL) jacks on this unit. Note • Before starting to record, check t[...]
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E- 68 RECORDING FROM AN EXTERNAL COMPONENT ONT O A CD-R OR CD-R W DISC 6. Start recording. Press w / d ( w or d on the remote control) to start recording. Note • In the multi-synchronized, all-synchronized, or full auto- synchronized recording mode, this unit automatically starts recording when the source component starts playback. 7. Start playb[...]
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E- 69 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O A CD-R OR CD-R W DISC RECORDING FROM AN EXTERNAL COMPONENT ONT O A CD-R OR CD-R W DISC Advanced Operations ■ Setting the recording mode This unit provides v arious recording modes. Choose the one that suits your needs. Initial setting: T rack Synchro 1. Press MODE while this unit is in the recording pause[...]
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E- 70 FINALIZA TION Finalization is the process that concludes recording, and allows a CD-R disc to be pla yed on a standard CD player or a CD-R W di sc to be played on a CD-R W -compatible player . ER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OPTICAL ANALOG REC LEVEL INPUT R[...]
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E- 71 English COPYING AND RECORDING ONT O A CD-R OR CD-R W DISC ERASING A CD-RW DISC Y ou can erase the data recorded on a CD-R W disc. New recordings can be made in the space created by erasing. The following 4 ty pes of erasing are possible with this unit. ■ Last T rack Erase This operation erases the last track on a disc. “ Last T r ack Eras[...]
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E- 72 DUPLICA TION OF A CD Y ou can quickly duplicate a commercially av ailable CD using this unit. Caution • Duplication may not correctly made on a CD-R or CD-R W disc that does not support high speed writing. In this case, copy a CD onto the HDD first, then perfor m “ Digital Move ” on a CD-R or CD-R W disc a t 2x or 1x speed. NATURAL SOUN[...]
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E- 73 English DUPLIA CTION OF A CD 5. Start copying from the CD onto the HDD . Press w / d ( w on the remote control) to start copying. The copying conditions are as follo ws: • Copy Method: “ Digital Copy ” • Copy Le vel: 0dB • Copy Speed: “ Best Ef fort ” Cautions • If copying is canceled by a being pressed, e ven the data that ha[...]
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E- 74 DUPLICA TION OF A CD High Quality Duplication Y ou can duplicate a CD with high quality sound with the Audio Master Quality Recording mode. Cautions • Audio Master Quality Recording mode can be used only for duplicating on a ne w CD-R disc. • Recordable time is 63 minutes for a 74-minute CD-R disc, and 68 minutes for an 79-minute CD-R dis[...]
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E- 75 English DUPLIA CTION OF A CD DUPLICA TION OF A CD Cautions • When total time of the CD to be duplicated exceeds recordable time on a CD-R disc (63 minutes for a 74-minute CD-R disc and 68 minutes for an 79-minute CD-R disc), the following message appears on the display . In this case, Audio Master Quality Recording mode cannot be used. • [...]
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E- 76 PLA YBACK This unit can play back tracks recorded on the 2 types of recording media; HDD and CD. Press HDD to play tracks recorded on the HDD, and press CDR to play tracks recorded on a CD (including a CD-R and a CD-R W disc). Playing a CD 1. Press v (OPEN/CLOSE on the remote control) to open the disc tra y . 2. Load the CD to be pla yed on t[...]
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E- 77 English PLA YBA CK PLA YB ACK Finding the Desired Passage (Search) ■ T o go forwar d rapidly Press and hold r / y ( r on the remote control) during playback. When the button is released, normal playback resumes. ■ T o go backwar d rapidly Press and hold t / e ( e on the remote control) during playback. When the button is released, normal [...]
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E- 78 ER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OPTICAL ANALOG REC LEVEL INPUT REC COAXIAL ANALOG COPY A.M.Q.R. MUL TI JOG t / er / y OPEN/CLOSE COPY REC TEXT/TIME TRACK NO. WRITE MODE MENU CLEAR 1 ABC 2 DEF 3 GHI 4 JKL 5 MNO 6 PQR 7 STU 8 VWX 9 YZ SPACE SYMBOL 0 + 10 BOOK[...]
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E- 79 English PLA YBA CK NATURAL SOUND HDD / CD RECORDER REC COPY A.M.Q.R. CDR HDD MIN MAX LEVEL PHONES POWER PLA YB ACK Selecting T racks Using On-Screen- Display (OSD) Y ou can display a list of groups and tracks to be played by connecting this unit to a monitor . If you display the list on a screen, it is much easier to see than on the display .[...]
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E- 80 V ARIOUS PLA YBACK This unit provides v arious playback methods according to the setting. The follo wing steps describe the setting procedure for ea ch setting. Notes • The setting of play style, random play , repeat play , and intro play can be set during the playback. • The setting of play style, random play , and full repeat play is me[...]
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E- 81 English PLA YBA CK • When random play is set, all tracks that belong to the selected group category are played in a random sequence. • When full repeat play is set, all tracks that belong to the selected group category are repeatedly played. • When intro play is set, the beginnings of all tracks that belong to the selected group categor[...]
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E- 82 Random Play Y ou can listen to all tracks recorded in a group on the HDD or on a CD in a random sequence. ■ T o set random play 1. Press HDD or CDR to select the drive to be used. 2. Press MODE to start the playback mode setting. 3. Rotate the MUL TI JOG knob (press +/ – on the remote control) to displa y “ Random ” . 4. Press the MUL[...]
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E- 83 English PLA YBA CK Intro Play Y ou can listen to the beginnings of the tracks for a set amount of time one after another . ■ T o set intro pla y 1. Press HDD or CDR to select the drive to be used. 2. Press MODE to start the playback mode setting. 3. Rotate the MUL TI JOG knob (press +/ – on the remote control) to displa y “ Intros Scan [...]
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E- 84 This unit has a D AC mode function. Y ou can switch the input signals, as an input selector , to output from both the analog and d igital jacks to the amplifier connected to this unit. DAC (DIGIT AL/ANALOG CONVER TER) MODE ER TEXT/TIME MODE MULTI JOG DIGITAL REC LEVEL PUSH ENTER TRACK NO. FINALIZE ERASE BOOKMARK COMPLETE MENU CLEAR MIN MAX OP[...]
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E- 85 English APPENDIX ■ T o check the HDD utility (HDD Inf o.) Y ou can check the HDD utility (capacity , usa ge, and av ailable space) of this unit. 1. Press MENU while this unit is in the stop mode. The display changes for the menu item selection. 2. Select “ HDD Utility ” by rotating the MUL TI JOG knob (pressing +/ – on the remote cont[...]
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E- 86 SYSTEM UTILITY ■ T o check the firmware ver sion (Firm. V ersion) Software that is called “ fir m wa re ” is built into this unit. This firmwar e contr ols the operation. The follo wing steps describe the firmwar e version check procedures. 1. Press MENU while this unit is in the stop mode. The display changes for the menu item selectio[...]
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E- 87 English APPENDIX ■ T o change the display brightness (Dimmer Setup) Y ou can change the brightness of the display . 1. Press MENU while this unit is in the stop mode. The display changes for the menu item selection. 2. Select “ Sys. Utility ” by rotating the MUL TI JOG knob (pressing +/ – on the remote contr ol). 3. Press the MUL TI J[...]
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E- 88 SYSTEM UTILITY ■ T o set auto play (A uto Play) Y ou can set the auto play function which automatically starts playback when the po wer of this unit is turned on. 1. Press MENU while this unit is in the stop mode. The display changes for the menu item selection. 2. Select “ Sys. Utility ” by rotating the MUL TI JOG knob (pressing +/ –[...]
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E- 89 English APPENDIX Y ou can display the list of groups or tracks to be played, copying/recording settings and the list of the setting items on the monitor b y connecting the monitor to this unit. ■ List of groups or trac ks The numbers and titles of groups, or the numbers and titles of tracks are displayed. Press the MUL TI JOG knob to switch[...]
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E- 90 DISPLA Y MESSAGES Can ’ t Copy This message is displayed for approximately 3 seconds when digital recording or copying is not possible according to the SCMS standard. See “ Rules of Digital Recording ” on page 5. Can ’ t Edit This message is displayed when a prohibited editing operation has been attempted. Can ’ t T r .Lev . The alb[...]
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E- 91 English APPENDIX Reading This unit reads the format of the CD, CD-R, or CD-R W disc loaded on the disc tray . Approximately 15 seconds may be required to complete this automatic adjustment. Howe ver , this time length may change according to the type of the CD, CD-R, or CD-R W disc that has been loaded. Slow Fnlz OK? This message conf irms st[...]
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E- 92 SYMPT OM This unit does not turn on when PO WER is pressed. Playback does not begin with the CD loaded. Playback is delayed, or begins at the wrong place. Recording/copying is not possible. Some vibration and rotation noise are created during the copying. Continuous recording cannot be made on a disc on the HDD beyond 100 minutes. The beginni[...]
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E- 93 English APPENDIX TROUBLESHOO TING SYMPT OM This unit does not operate properly . There is rotation noise of the fan. A noise occurs at the change of the tracks that has been recorded from the analog record and edited. Remote control does not work. TV does not correctly function when the remote control is being used. The picture on the TV is i[...]
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E- 94 ■ A udio P erformance Frequency response .................................... 5 to 20,000 Hz, ±0.5 dB S/N ratio (EIAJ) Playback ......................................................................... 105 dB Recording ......................................................................... 92 dB T otal harmonic distortion (1 kHz) Playbac[...]
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CDR-HD1300 CDR-HD1300E HDD Installation Manual Manuel d’installation du disque dur Festplattenspeic her -Installationshandb uch Hår ddiskinstallationsan visningar Manuale d’installazione dell’HDD Manual de instalación del disco dur o Installatiehandleiding v oor de har de schijf 999_HD1300(HDD)_GB 02.6.28, 9:19 AM 1[...]
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E -1 ■ Required specifications of the HDD Interface .................................................................... IDE/A T A type Data T ransfer Mode ........................................ PIO mode 0 to 4 and Multi-word DMA mode 0 to 2 compatible Size ............................................................................. 3.5-inch t[...]
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■ Formatting the HDD If you install a new HDD, you need to f ormat the HDD before using with this unit. 1. Connect the A C power cable to the wall outlet and turn on the power of this unit. “Format Start?” appears on the display . 2. Press w / d . “Format Really” appears on the display . 3. Press w / d . “Push PLA Y KEY” appears on th[...]
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