Denon DN-M1050R Service Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- depicted with model number: DN-M1050R
- primary job is that of a MD Recorder
- suitable for rack mounting: Yes, 19 inches with height of 3U
- format of the recording is MD which stands for MiniDisc
- duration of recording is around 74 minutes for stereo and 148 for mono.
- Auto Level Record Start Feature with: Yes, value can be changed in between -36 and –72 dB retuning 7 different steps.
- incrementing of the track number with auto track increment: Yes, tracking number is incremented when a period of silence is detected.
- the device is also capable of U-TOC writing with both manual and Autos options.
- For keyboards it is compatible with IBM-PC ™ is serial, however PS/2 keyboards with either 101 or 104 keys are optimal as per recommendation.
- There are various editing functions including but not restricted to:
- Divide
- Erase Track or Erase Disc
- Combination
- Moving
- New name for track disc combined, maximum limit is 100 characters each whlist total can sum upto 1700 a bove that cannot be done.
- A-B Section which is saved or erased fully.
- The maximum cue signal per track with its management is 5 and is capable of editing
- Track searching finds knobs for select the program dialing for scanning.
- Do Not Exceed 25 while program plays.
- Controllable Pitch: From maximum 9.9 and minimum of minus 9.9 with the control being adjustable by points upto 0.1.
- Instant Start: The lapse in time taken from the instant the play button is pressed to when the sound actually starts is less than 0.01 seconds.
- End Monitoring: between a twenty five and thirty five seconds prior to an end of track between which the user can set their desired time to start the sound ends
- EOM (End of Message): This iso whenever a track nears it’s end an visual warning is displayed to help give a heads up.
- External Control: Wide range of Remote Terminals (Serial, Parallel)
- Undo Function: Maximum of two editing commands can be reverted
- SCMS Support: Permits recording with no copy control restrictions
- Digital Input/Output: Accepts 32, 44.1, and 48 KHz of digital output with 44.1 KHz conversion feature
- Options: ACD-2SFSM (IO Kit for Sampling Frequency Converter), ACD-26HM (Kit for Hot Start)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the longest that the DN-M1050R can record for?
A1: When recording in stereo the recording time is limited to 74 minutes, however in mono it can be due to the greater recording time of 148 minutes.
Q2: Is the DN-M1050R capable of auto start level recording?
A2: Features auto level start recording where recording can be set to begin at -36 to -72 dB audio levels.
Q3: For a single track, how many cue points will be assigned to it?
A3: A maximum of 5 cue points can be assigned to a single track.
Q4: The DN-M1050R has the option of outputting digital data, do you support it?
A4: All site suggest and advocate its use to enable the user to output digital signals at 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz.
Q5: Editing functions on tracks, do they exist?
A5: The product provides erasing, moving, divide, A-B insert and combine as a few of the editing functions that are available.
Q6: Can a DN-M1050R communicate with a regular keyboard?
A6: It does work with most IBM-PC™ compatible keyboards plugged through a PS/2 port.
Q7: Why would you need a pitch control?
A7: The feature allows range adjustment of up to +9.9% and as low as -9.9% on the speed of the recorded tape which is adaptable for various purposes.
Q8: What's the process of making the auto track increment feature?
A8: The feature enables a gradual, automatic numeric increment on the track based on the presence of silence in the recording.
Q9: So what do you think will happen, say, with a disc that has been marked write protect, what will happen if I attempt to record in the disc?
A9: The device will simply state that the disk is protected and hence it will not allow any recording or erasing on the disk.
Q10: What options do I have if I try to edit but want to go back to what was done before?
A10: There is an undo that will allow you to undo any up to two of your last operations or alternatively reset all your operations by utilizing the “First” option prior to writing the UTOC.
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