Marantz CDR300 User Manual

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Model CDR300 User Guide

CD Recorder

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT I.H.T. IEC 825

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

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 a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

This unit employs lasers. Only a qualified service person should remove the cover or attempt to service this device, due to possible eye injury.

USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFORMANCE OF PROCEDURE OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.

WARNING

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

NOTE:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with 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 radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and 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 the equipment off and on, the user is

encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: – Re-orient 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.

NOTE: Changes or modifications may cause this unit

to fail to comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and may void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

LASER SAFETY

CAUTION

DO NOT

This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations.

Cet appareil numérique de la Class B respecte toutes les exigences du Réglement sur le matérier brouilleur du Canada.

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

READ BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT

This product was designed and manufactured to meet strict quality and safety standards. There are, however some installation and operation precautions which you should be particularly aware of.

1. Read Instructions – All the safety and operating instructions 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. Cleaning – Unplug this product from the wall before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

6. Attachments – Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.

7. Water and Moisture – The do not use this product near water – for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, and the like.

8. Accessories – Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The product may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the product. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the product. Any mounting of the product should follow the manufacturer’s instructions, and should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer.

9. A product cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart to overturn.

10. Ventilation – Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided f or ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the product and to protect it from overheating, and these openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. This product should not be placed in built-in installations such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer’s instructions have been adhered to.

11. Power sources – This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home, consult your product dealer or local power company. For products intended to operate from battery power, or other sources, refer to the operating instructions.

12. Ground or Polarization – This product may be equipped with a polarized alternating current line plug (a

plug having one blade wider than the other). This plug will fit into the power supply outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug should still fail to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug.

AC polarized plug

and receptacle

13. 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 product.

14. Protective Attachment Plug – The product is equipped with an attachment plug having overload protection. This is a safety feature. Se Instruction Manual for replacement or resetting of protective device. If replacement of the plug is required, be sure the service technician has used a replacement plug specified by the manufacturer that has the same overload protection as the original plug.

15. Lightning – For added protection for this product during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power line surges.

16. Power Lines – An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal.

17. Overloading – Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or integral convenience receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.

18. Object and Liquid Entry – Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short-out parts that could result in fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.

19. Servicing – Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

20. Damage Requiring Service – Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions:

a. When the power supply cord or plug has been damaged. b. If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the product. c. If the product has been exposed to rain or water. d. If the product does not operate normally by following the operating

instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified

technician to restore the product to its normal operation. e. If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way. f. When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance – this

indicates a need for service.

21. Replacement Parts – When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.

22. Safety Check – Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in proper operating condition.

23. Wall or Ceiling Mounting – The product should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer.

24. Heat – The product should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

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Specifications

General

System ............... Compact Disc Digital Audio (CD-DA)

Number of channels ......................................2 (stereo)

Applicable discs..............................CD, CD-R, CD-RW

Power requirements ......AC100V-240V, 50/60 Hz, 21W

DC ..............................................................13.2V, 1.5A

Max DC .........................................................16V, 2.5A

Dimensions (maximum)

Width...................................... 11 inches (279 mm)

Height....................................... 4 inches (102 mm)

Depth ....................................... 9 inches (229 mm)

Weight....................................... 7 pounds (3.2 Kg)

Audio

ADC..................... 24 Bit Resolution 64x over sampling

DAC....................... 16 Bit Resolution 8x over sampling

Overall frequency response ................. 20 Hz - 20 kHz

CD-R drive output

Playback S/N.......................................................85 dB

Playback Dynamic Range ...................................85 dB

Playback Total Harmonic Distortion....................0.05%

Output Voltage/Impedance (Line Output) ....... 1.0 V/2K

MIC/LINE analog input

LINE level

S/N................................................................80 dB

THD ............................................................. 0.05%

Input Sensitivity/Impedance ................. 500 mV/2K

MIC level

S/N................................................................60 dB

THD ............................................................... 0.2%

Input Sensitivity/Impedance .................. 1.2 mV/2K

Phantom Power ...................................... DC +48V

WARNINGS

Do not expose the equipment to rain or moisture. Do not remove the cover from the equipment. Do not insert anything into the equipment through

the ventilation holes. Do not cover the ventilation with any items such

as tablecloths, newspapers, curtains, etc. No open flame sources, such as lighted candles,

should be placed on the equipment. When disposing of used batteries, please comply

with governmental regulations or environmental public instruction's rules that apply in your country or area.

CE marking (only EU version)

This product is in conformity with the EMC directive and low-voltage directive.

Equipment mains working system

This product complies with household power and safety requirements in your area.

AUX analog input

S/N................................................................85 dB

THD ............................................................. 0.05%

Input Sensitivity/Impedance ............... 800 mV/23K

Digital Input

Sample rate ................................... 11 kHz ~ 58 kHz

Digital Output

Output Level/Impedance ...............0.5 Vp-p/75 ohm

Headphone Output (10% THD)

Level/Impedance .............................70 mW/32 ohm

Speaker Output (10% THD)

Level/Impedance .................................1.7 W/8 ohm

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Table of Contents

Topic page

Warnings ..............................................................2

Safety Instructions................................................3

Specifications .......................................................4

Table of Contents .................................................5

Introduction ..........................................................5

Package contents.................................................7

Remote batteries ..................................................7

Connections (basic)..............................................7

Controls, Display (top)

1 Speaker grill...................................................8

2 Built in microphone ........................................8

3 Tone controls .................................................8

4 Control buttons

1 TEXT button...............................................8

2 PHANTOM button ......................................8

3 PROG button .............................................8

4 REPEAT button.......................................... 8

5 MENU/STORE button ................................9

REC menu table ........................................9

6 DISP button ...............................................9

7 REC MODE button.....................................9

Recording modes.......................................9

8 SINGLE button.........................................10

9 A-B button................................................10

10 CANCEL/DELETE button ........................10

5 Standby POWER switch .............................. 11

6 STANDBY light .............................................11

7 Display .........................................................11

1 TOC ......................................................... 11

2 Record Indicator ......................................11

3 Pause Indicator.........................................11

4 Play Indicator ............................................11

5 PROG Indicator ........................................11

6 REPEAT Indicator .....................................11

7 DIGITAL Indicator ..................................... 11

8 Level meter ...............................................11

9 CD Indicator..............................................11

10 TEXT Indicator..........................................11

11 A-B Indicator .............................................11

12 TOTAL TRACK Indicator........................... 11

1 3 AUTO Indicator.........................................12

14 SYNC Indicator .........................................12

14 Alphanumeric display................................12

8 SELECT control ........................................12

9 REC/PLAY controls...................................12

1 ERASE button light ..................................12

2 FINALIZE button light...............................12

3 Fast backward search button...................12

4 Fast forward search button ......................12

5 REC button light.......................................12

6 Play/Pause button....................................12

7 Stop button ..............................................12

Topic page

Controls, Connections (front)

1 PHONE/SPEAKER LEVEL control ...........13

2 PHONE SELECTOR.................................13

3 MIC/LINE controls and input jacks............13

1 Left XLR or 1/4" input jack ........................13

2 Right XLR or 1/4" input jack......................13

3 LINE MIC INT switch ................................13

4 Left level control........................................13

5 L/R L+R switch .........................................13

6 Right level control .....................................13

4 INPUT ANALOG/DIGITAL switch .............14

5 REC LEVEL switch...................................14

6 MIC/LINE ATT switch................................14

7 SPEAKER OFF/ON switch.......................14

8 OPEN/CLOSE switch ...............................14

9 PHONES jack ...........................................14

10 LINE OUT level control.............................14

11 CDR drive (disc tray) ................................14

12 Remote control sensor..............................14

Controls, Connections (rear)

1 MIX OUT jacks..........................................15

2 LINE OUT jacks ........................................15

3 AUX IN jacks ............................................15

4 DIGITAL IN and OUT jacks .......................15

5 REMOTE RC-5 IN and OUT jacks............15

6 REMOTE EXT. INT. switch .......................15

7 FOOT PEDAL jack....................................15

8 Power plug................................................15

9 DC IN........................................................16

10 Power switch ............................................16

BATTERY SELECT............................................16

How to use a DC battery supply .........................16

Battery Backup ...................................................16

How to Play

How to Play a CD (basics) ...........................17

How to Pause .............................................. 17

How to Stop .................................................17

How to display time......................................18

How to select tracks.....................................18

How to Search .............................................18

How to play a Single Track ..........................18

How to program tracks.................................19

How to erase a programed track..............20

How to clear a program............................20

How to Record

How to record your voice or instrument

(basics) ........................................................21

SCMS ..........................................................22

(table of contents continues)

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Table of Contents continued

Topic page

How to copy an existing CD (basics) ...........22

Select record mode..................................23

RECORD .................................................23

MINUTE TRACK ......................................23

SYNC RECORD ......................................23

SYNC REC+FINAL ..................................23

Recording tips..........................................23

Record Adjustments

AUTO TRACK and AUTO STOP defaults ...23

AUTO TRACK.............................................. 24

How to turn AUTO TRACK ON or OFF ....24

AUTO STOP ................................................24

How to turn AUTO STOP ON or OFF.......24

REC LEVEL adjustment...............................24

How to adjust the MIC EQUALIZER ............25

How to adjust REC BALANCE.....................25

How to select filters......................................26

How to erase ..................................................27

How to erase the last track ..........................27

How to erase the entire disc ........................27

How to finalize................................................28

How to Finalize a CD-R or CD-RW disc.......28

How to Unfinalize a CD-RW disc .................28

About the Remote ............................................29

Track Skip forward button...............................29

Track Skip backward button ........................... 29

AMS button (Automatic Search).....................30

TR INC (Track Increment) ..............................30

About CD discs.................................................31

Which discs to use .........................................31

Disc cleaning ..................................................31

CD text...............................................................32

CD text during playback...............................32

Recording CD text........................................32

TEXT EDIT...................................................32

How to view CD text.....................................33

How to erase CD text...................................34

RC-5 remote control codes ..........................34

Troubleshooting ............................................35

Maintenance ...................................................35

Warranty .........................................................36

Introduction

The CDR300 CD recording system is a CD recorder with playback capability.

For CD recording you can:

• record on CD-R or CD-RW discs

• record from digital or analog sources

For CD playing you can:

• add (mix in) your own microphone or instrument input

• connect to an amplifier/speaker system

• connect to an external CD recorder

• connect an additional CD player (or other line input) to the CDR300 and mix that input

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Package contents

PHONE/SPEAKER

LEVEL

PHONES

LINE OUT

ReWritable

Recordable

CD PLAY / RECORD

OPEN/CLOSE

DIGITAL

ANALOG

INPUT

ONOFF

SPEAKER

PHONE SELECTOR

MIC/LINE

MIX OUT

LINE OUT

AUX

L R

L + R

L/R

MIC/LINE

PUSH

MIC/LINE RIGHT

PUSH

LEFT

INT

LINE

MIC

LIMITERALC

REC LEVEL

MANUAL

OFF

MIC/LINE ATT

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEATMENU/STORE

A-B CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

CDR300 unit

Power cord

CD RECORDER CDR300

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

ABC2DEF

PROG

GHI

MNO6PQR TEXT

JKL

STU8VW9XYZ SINGLE

DISPLAY

SPACE

AMS

REPEAT CAN/DEL ENTER MEN/STO

A B

TR INC

REC

REMOTE CONTROLLER

RC300CDR

Infrared remote control

1 Plug in to

AC power

2 Connect your amplifier and speaker system

(optional)

Connect the supplied Right and Left RCA audio

cable to LINE OUT and then connect to the input of an amplifier, receiver or other external unit, typically CD input.

Audio cables (2)

AA batteries (2)

Remote batteries

Press and lift at arrow to open the remote control battery compartment.

Install two AA batteries.

Replace compartment cover.

3 Speaker: switch the internal speaker OFF and

SPEAKER

turn your amplifier on. If an external amplifier system is unavailable switch

ONOFF

the internal speaker ON.

POWER

ON OFF

STANDBY

4 POWER Push the POWER OFF/ON

button so it is ON (in position).

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

POWER

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

SELECT

PUSH ENTER

ERASE FINALIZE

CD RECORDER CDR300

REC

Connections (basic)

Install on a table or other flat, stable, surface.

MIX LINE AUX DIGITAL

INOUT

OUT

REMOTE

RC-5 EXT. INT.

OUT

FOOT

PEDAL

OUT

1 4

DC IN

POWER

ON OFF

The STANDBY light a will be lit. Slide the POWER switch b to the right. The STANDBY light will go out.

READING will flash on the display.

Then the display will read NO DISC.

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Controls, Display (top)

TOTAL TRACK

CD-R

dB-50 -30 -22 -16 -12 -8 -4 0

CD-RW

1 2

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

3 4

SELECT

PUSH ENTER

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

CD RECORDER CDR300

Control buttons

1 TEXT button

Activates scrolling text in the display. When a CD with text is first read the text is automatically displayed and scrolls across.

2 PHANTOM button

PHANTOM provides a power supply for condenser microphone(s) plugged into the XLR MIC/LINE jack(s). Phantom power is only available when the MIC/LINE/INT switch is set to MIC. Push and release to toggle PHANTOM microphone power on or off. When PHANTOM is on PH is added to the time display.

1 Speaker grill

The built in full range speaker allows listening to a CD without having to connect to other equipment for amplification.

Built in microphone

The built in microphone (internal mic) is near the top right corner.

BASS

MID

TREBLE

range of the CD being played. Level adjustments apply to the internal speaker and LINE OUT output. Tur n clockwise to boost the frequency and counterclockwise to attenuate it. Level adjustments do not apply to MIX OUT.

TREBLE High frequencies (6 kHz) MID Middle frequencies (2 kHz) BASS Low frequencies (150 Hz)

Tone controls

Tur ning a knob controls the level of the corresponding frequency

Example display.

3 PROG button (program)

Push and release to enter programming mode. Programming lets you select tracks for playback. Up to 30 tracks can be selected in any order you desire. See How to program tracks for a full discussion of this feature.

4 REPEAT button

There are two repeat modes, Track and Entire CD.

Track: While playing a CD, push and release REPEAT to repeat the track being played.

REPEAT

a REPEAT 1 is lit and steady in the display.

TRACK

1 2 3 4

PHANTOM

TEXT

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROG REPEAT MENU/STORE

A-B CANCEL/DELETE

Entire CD: push and release a second time to

repeat the entire CD.

REPEAT

b REPEAT is lit and steady in the display.

Push and release a third time to exit REPEAT.

TRACK

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Controls, Display (top) continued

PHANTOM

BASS

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

TREBLE

MID

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

4 a

CD RECORDER CDR300

TEXT

DISP SINGLE

REC MODE

6 7

PROG REPEAT MENU/STORE

A-B CANCEL/DELETE

Push DISP and release a second time and the remaining play time for the entire CD is displayed.

TOTAL TRACK

5 MENU/STORE button

Push and release to enter Menu mode.

Menu selections and changes are made using the SELECT control (a). Turn the SELECT control to scroll through the options. Push and release the SELECT control to select the option. Push and release the MENU/STORE button to store changes and exit Menu mode.

Menu selections are available depending on if the CD is stopped or in Play/Pause, or if REC is selected. The table below shows which menu selection is available under which conditions. The table also lists which page of this manual contains instructions for that menu item.

Menu Item Stop Play/ REC/ Page

Pause REC Pause

AUTO TRACK .............................................. X.............. 24

AUTO STOP ................................................ X..............24

REC BALANCE............................................ X .............. 25

TEXT EDIT................. X ................................................ 32

TEXT ERASE.............X ................................................ 34

TEXT VIEW................ X ................................................ 33

MIC EQUALIZER .......X .......... X................X .............. 25

FILTER SELECT ........X .......... X................ X .............. 26

BATTERY SELECT ....X ................................................ 16

Notes:

1. AUTO TRACK, AUTO STOP, REC BALANCE only operate in REC MODE.

2. TEXT EDIT, TEXT ERASE and TEXT VIEW only apply to unfinalized discs.

6 DISP button (display)

While playing a CD push and release once to display the remaining play time for the track.

c TOTAL TRACK is lit and steady. d The countdown time is for the entire CD.

Push DISP and release again to return to the default display showing elapsed track time.

7 REC MODE button

With a CD-R or CD-RW disc in the CDR drive, push and release to enter recording mode. Turn the SELECT control to select the recording mode. Then push and release the SELECT control to choose that mode.

Recording modes RECORD

This is the first REC mode that appears in the REC mode menu. You can record using the INT mic, MIC/LINE inputs and/or AUX inputs or DIGITAL input.

MINUTE TRACK

Same as RECORD but automatically records a track every minute. During playback the tracks every minute help you locate a specific passage.

SYNC RECORD

Use this REC mode to automatically start the recording process from an outside digital or analog source including DAT, minidisk, cassette tape or LP for example.

SYNC REC+FINAL

Use this REC mode to automatically start the recording process from an outside digital or analog source including DAT, minidisk, cassette tape or LP for example. When copying a CD the entire CD is copied and automatically finalized.

TRACK

a Only TRACK is lit and steady. b The countdown time is for the track being played.

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Controls, Display (top) continued

PHANTOM

BASS

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

TEXT

TREBLE

MID

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

CD RECORDER CDR300

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

DISP SINGLE

PROG REPEAT

REC MODE

A-B

8 9 10

CANCEL/DELETE

MENU/STORE

9 A-B button

While a CD is playing push and release to start point A to point B repeat play.

Point A (starting point) is set when the A-B button is pushed and released. The next push and release of the A-B button sets point B (ending point). Play repeats between A and B. Example display:

6 Control buttons continued

SINGLE button

Push and release to toggle Single Track Play on or off.

From Stop push SINGLE so TRACK is flashing in the display. Turn the SELECT control to select the track then push Play/Pause twice to cue and pause the track.

During Single Track Play turn the SELECT control to stop the current track and cue to the selected track. The track does not automatically start playing but is paused and cued up at the beginning of the track (example display follows), and the Play/Pause button flashes.

CD TEXT

While playing in Single Track Play the Play (a) and TRACK (b) displays are flashing, and the time counter (c) is counting up indicating elapsed time (example display below).

TRACK

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TRACK

CD TEXT

REPEAT

A-B

During A-B repeat push and release the A-B button. This point becomes the new A point and the next push and release of the A-B button sets a new B point.

To exit A-B repeat press the REPEAT button, play continues, or the Stop button, play ends.

10 CANCEL/DELETE button

Push and release to delete tracks from a program, to delete text when entering CD text, or return to a higher level in the Menu.

a b c

CD TEXT

When the track is finished the CDR300 will automatically pause at the beginning of the next track.

CD TEXT

TRACK

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Controls, Display (top) continued

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEATMENU/STORE

A-B CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

POWER

light must be lit).

STANDBY

6 STANDBY light

STANDBY light (red) is lit when power is switched off by the Standby POWER switch on the unit or remote.

5 6 7

5 Standby POWER switch

Slide the Standby POWER switch to the right to turn power on or off. POWER button on rear of unit must be ON (the red STANDBY

CD RECORDER CDR300

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

PROG

5 PROG indicator

Lit during programming mode (selecting track playback sequence).

REPEAT

6 REPEAT indicator

Lit during a repeat operation.

REPEAT 1

DIGITAL

When the 1 indicator is also lit only the currently playing track is repeated.

7 DIGITAL indicator

Lit during digital recording. Not lit during playback.

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8 Level meter

Displays the level of the Left and Right channels of audio from the music source. During CD playback this is the audio level of the CDR drive. During recording this is the audio level of all music sources feeding the CDR drive.

7 Display

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

TOC

CD TEXT

CD-RW

STANDBY

10 11 12

TOC

PROGRANDOM DIGITAL REPEAT AUTO SYNC 1 A B TOTAL TRACK

1 TOC

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Lit when TOC (disc table of contents)

information is held in memory. The table of contents includes the total number of tracks, playback time and other CD text if provided. Flashes during recording.

2 Record indicator

Lit when recording.

3 Pause indicator

Lit when recording or playback has been paused.

4 Play indicator

Lit during recording or playback.

CD CD-R CD-RW

TEXT

9 CD indicator

Displays CD, CD-R, or CD-RW telling you the type of disc that is in the CDR drive.

10 TEXT indicator

TEXT is displayed when the CD being played includes CD TEXT information. Or when TEXT mode is selected to enter CD TEXT information onto a CD you are recording.

A-B

11 A-B indicator

A- is lit after pushing the A-B button once indicating that the beginning of audio segment to be repeated has been selected. REPEAT is also lit. A-B is lit after pushing the A-B button a second time. The audio segment from A to B is repeated indefinitely.

TOTAL TRACK

12 TOTAL TRACK indicator

TOTAL TRACK is lit when the display information (time to end) applies to the whole CD rather than the track being played.

TRACK is lit when the display information (time to end) applies to the track being played rather than the whole CD.

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Controls, Display (top) continued

9 REC/PLAY controls

BASS

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

TREBLE

MID

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

7 8 9

CD RECORDER CDR300

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

1 2 3 4

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

5 6 7

7 Display continued

TOC

CD TEXT CD-RW STANDBY

PROGRANDOM DIGITAL REPEAT AUTO SYNC

1 A B TOTAL TRACK

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13 14 15

AUTO

determined (by digital subcode or audio sensing).

SYNC

13 AUTO indicator

Lit when tracks are automatically being

14 SYNC indicator

Lit when a SYNC RECORD mode is on.

15 Alphanumeric display

Information, instructions and error messages can be displayed. The example shown indicates track 2 is being played and the time is three minutes and forty seven seconds.

ERASE

1 ERASE button light

Push and release to enter ERASE

mode. See How to erase.

FINALIZE

2 FINALIZE button light

Push and release to enter FINALIZE mode. See How to finalize.

3 Fast backward search button

Push and hold during playback to search backward. While searching samples of audio are played to help you find the point you are searching for. Returns to playing forward when the button is released.

4 Fast forward search button

Push and hold during playback to search forward. While searching samples of audio are played to help you find the point you are searching for. Returns to playing forward when the button is released.

REC

5 REC (record) button light

When flashing and prompted by the display to PUSH REC KEY, push and release to start recording. See How to Record for recording modes. Also used when finalizing.

SELECT

8 SELECT control

This is the "master" control for the CDR300. For most operations you turn to select, then push and release to confirm

PUSH / ENTER

• In PROG mode turn to select track, then push and release to program the track.

• In Play mode turn to select the track.

• When recording, selects recording level.

• In MENU mode turn to scroll through menu selections.

and enter your selection.

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6 Play/Pause button

Push and release to start play of a stopped or paused disc. Push and release during play to pause. Button lit during play, flashing during pause.

paused symbol

Example display during

CD TEXT

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TRACK

pause.

7 Stop button

Push and release to stop play of a playing or paused disc. When a disc is not playing or paused, push and release to clear a program. Button lit when stopped.

Controls, Connections (front)

1 2 3

INPUT

REC LEVEL

MIC/LINE ATT

PHONE/SPEAKER

PHONE SELECTOR

LINE OUT

MIX OUT

AUX

LINE OUT

LEVEL

MIC

LINE

INT

PUSH

LEFT

LEVEL

MIC/LINE

PHONES

PHONE/SPEAKER

MANUAL

DIGITAL

Recordable

ANALOG

ReWritable

CD PLAY / RECORD

MIC/LINE

L R

L/R

L + R

PUSH

MIC/LINE RIGHT

1 PHONE/SPEAKER LEVEL

control

Tur n to adjust the level (volume) of the built-in speaker and headphones plugged into the PHONE jack. (To listen to headphones only turn the SPEAKER OFF/ON switch to OFF.)

SPEAKER

ONOFF

OFF

LIMITERALC

OPEN/CLOSE

1 Left XLR or 1/4" input

jack

Plug in an instrument or other line level audio device here to provide audio to the left stereo channel.

Note: To avoid feedback, turn the internal SPEAKER OFF/ON switch OFF or reduce the PHONE/SPEAKER LEVEL control, and reduce the LINE OUT level control if connected to an external amplifier.

2 Right XLR or 1/4" input

jack

Plug in an instrument or other line level audio device here to provide audio to the right stereo channel.

PHONE SELECTOR

LINE OUT

AUX

MIC/LINE

MIX OUT

2 PHONE SELECTOR

Tur n to select the audio input to the PHONE jack and internal Speaker. MIC/LINE – Audio being input via the MIC/LINE input jacks. AUX – Audio being input via

the AUX IN jack. LINE OUT – Audio available at the LINE OUT output jacks. MIX OUT – Audio available at the MIX OUT output jacks.

3 MIC/LINE controls and input jacks

3 4 5 6

MIC/LINE

LINE

MIC

PUSH

INT

L R

LEFT

MIC/LINE RIGHT

L/R

L + R

PUSH

MIC

LINE

INT

3 LINE MIC INT switch

Switch to LINE for a line level input, to MIC for a microphone level input, or to INT for input from the internal microphone.

Note: To mix two microphones from the front inputs with a stereo line input, use the AUX input on the rear for the stereo line input.

4 Left level control

Tur n to adjust the level of the left input.

L/R

L + R

5 L/R L+R switch

L/R records the Left input onto the

left channel of the recording and the Right input onto the right channel of the recording. L+R records Left and Right inputs onto both channels of the recording.

6 Right level control

Tur n to adjust the level of the right input.

1 2

Left and right microphones or instruments via phone jacks or via XLR connectors are input here.

Note: When internal mic is selected both the Left level control and the Right level control are active. To record the internal microphone to both the left and right channels adjust both Left and Right level controls.

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Controls, Connections (front) con-

OPEN/CLOSE

tinued

4 5 6 7 8

INPUT

REC LEVEL

MIC/LINE ATT

PHONE/SPEAKER

LEVEL

PHONES

PHONE SELECTOR

MIC/LINE

AUX

LINE OUT

MANUAL

DIGITAL

Recordable

ANALOG

ReWritable

LIMITERALC

CD PLAY / RECORD

MIC/LINE

MIC

LINE OUT

L R

L/R

LEFT

L + R

PUSH

MIC/LINE RIGHT

LINE

INT

MIX OUT

PUSH

SPEAKER

OPEN/CLOSE

ONOFF

OFF

SPEAKER

ONOFF

7 SPEAKER OFF/ON switch

Tur ns the built-in speaker OFF or ON.

8 OPEN/CLOSE switch

Push and release to OPEN the CDR drive.

9 10 11 12

INPUT

ANALOG

DIGITAL

the DIGITAL IN jack on the rear of CDR300. Connect analog input to either the MIC/LINE input jacks on the front of the CDR300 and/or the AUX IN jacks on the rear of the CDR300.

REC LEVEL

MANUAL

ALC

LIMITER

controls should be set to maximum. MANUAL – Set level using left and right MIC/LINE (or INT MIC) level controls. When recording via AUX IN control the level using the output level control on the external device. Levels in excess of 0 dB will be recorded and will result in distorted recordings. LIMITER – Same as manual: Set level using left and right MIC/LINE (or INT MIC) level controls. Levels in excess of -12 dB are automatically limited.

Note: REC LEVEL adjustment is not available with this switch at ALC.

MIC/LINE ATT

OFF

approximately 20 dB to prevent distortion.

4 INPUT ANALOG/DIGITAL

switch

Select between analog or digital external input. Connect digital output of the source machine to

5 REC LEVEL switch

Record level limiter for analog input during recording. ALC – Limits any input signal greater than -12 dB. Left and right MIC/LINE (or INT MIC) level

6 MIC/LINE ATT switch

Determines if the signal from the MIC/LINE inputs is attenuated. OFF – the signal(s) is not attenuated. ON – The signal is attenuated

CDR drive open

To CLOSE the CDR drive, push and release the OPEN/CLOSE switch.

PHONES

9 PHONES jack

Plug stereo headphones in here. Adjust headphone volume with the PHONES/SPEAKER LEVEL control.

LINE OUT

10 LINE OUT level control

Tur n to adjust the level of the output to the LINE OUT jacks.

11 CDR drive (disc tray)

The CDR drive is used for recording and can record CD-R and CD-RW discs. The CDR drive can also playback CD, CD-R and CD-RW disks

12 Remote control sensor

Sensor for the supplied wireless remote control. Note: Set the REMOTE EXT. INT. switch on the back to INT. to enable the wireless remote control.

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Controls, Connections (rear)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

MIX LINE AUX DIGITAL OUT

MIX OUT

INOUT

REMOTE

RC-5 EXT. INT.

FOOT

OUT

PEDAL

OUT

POWER

ON OFF

1 MIX OUT jacks

Plug Right and Left RCA audio cables in here to connect to the

DC IN

input of an amplifier or other external unit. Use for recording

onto an external recorder. Input from MIC/LINE (or INT MIC) and/or AUX jacks are output as

line level output to an external recorder or amplifier. The signal is output before going to the CDR drive, so it is available for monitoring or recording even if the CDR drive is stopped. This signal cannot be equalized by the CDR300 tone controls.

MIX LINE AUX

OUT

2 LINE OUT jacks

Plug Right and Left RCA audio cables in here to connect to the input of an amplifier or other external

unit. This signal can be equalized by the CDR300 tone controls.

AUX

3 AUX IN jacks

Plug Right and Left RCA audio cables in here to connect to the output of an external unit. Use for recording onto the CDR

drive from an external audio source such as a cassette deck, or CD player.

DIGITAL

4 DIGITAL IN and OUT jacks

Plug RCA coaxial cables in here to

connect to the input and/or output of an external digital unit. Use IN for recording onto the CDR

OUT

drive from an external digital audio source. Use OUT for going to an external digital device.

REMOTE

RC-5

5 REMOTE RC-5 IN and OUT

jacks

Plug RCA audio cables in here to connect to the input and output of an RC-5 remote control system.

OUT

The RC-5 control code list is on page 34.

Notes:

• For more information on the RC-5 system and details regarding its operation please contact Superscope Technologies at (630) 820-4800 or www.superscope-marantzpro.com.

• When an RC-5 remote control system is not used the REMOTE EXT. INT. switch should be at INT.

REMOTE

EXT. INT.

6 REMOTE EXT. INT. switch

Switch to EXT. (external) when an external RC-5 remote control system is used.

Notes:

• Switch to INT. (internal) to enable the supplied IR (infrared) remote.

7 FOOT PEDAL jack

An optional foot pedal can provide Play/Pause control for the CDR drive.

FOOT

PEDAL

This jack does not perform pause or continue during recording. Foot pedal (FT200) is available from Superscope Technologies at (630) 820-4800 or www.superscope-marantzpro.com.

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8 Power plug

Plug one end of the supplied power cord in here and the other into an AC outlet.

Controls, Connections (rear) continued

9 10

MIX LINE AUX DIGITAL

INOUT

OUT

REMOTE

RC-5 EXT. INT.

OUT

FOOT PEDAL

OUT

POWER

ON OFF

DC IN

Push and release the SELECT control. Turn the SELECT control to choose between Lead

Acid and NiCd/NiMH.

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DC IN

9 DC IN

The CDR300 can be powered by a Lead Acid, NiCd, or NiMH battery power supply. A Lead

Acid power supply is available from Superscope Technologies (630) 820-4800 or www.superscope-marantzpro.com.

DC IN pin out

DC IN

3 4

POWER

ON OFF

10 Power switch

Push and release to turn power ON (in position). Push and release to turn

power OFF (out position). Normally, to retain memory, leave this switch at ON and turn power on and off with the Standby POWER slide switch on the top of the unit.

1 12VDC 2 not used 3 not used 4 12VDC +

When correct push and release MENU/STORE.

How to use a DC power supply

Always begin recording sessions with a fully charged battery regardless of battery type.

Plug the DC power supply into DC IN (9). Push the Power switch (10) in to ON. Turn power on with the Standby POWER slide switch on the top of the unit.

Battery life depends on use and battery type. A low battery indicator is built in. When the CDR300 detects a low battery condition during recording the red STANDBY light flashes and the display alternates between PRESS STOP and LOW BATTERY.

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CD-R

CD-RW

TOTAL TRACK

CD-R

CD-RW

Stop recording as soon as possible. When you stop recording the temporary TOC will automatically be updated so your recording is not lost.

After two minutes of LOW BATTERY the CDR300 will stop recording and will automatically update the temporary TOC.

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TOTAL TRACK

BATTERY SELECT

A DC power supply with Lead Acid, NiCd, or NiMH batteries can be used, but batteries differ in electrical characteristics.

Determine which battery type is used. With the CDR300 at Stop push and release the MENU/STORE button. Turn the SELECT control so BATTERY SELECT is displayed.

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TOTAL TRACK

Battery Backup

When both AC and DC power supplies are connected the DC supply serves as a battery backup when AC power is interrupted.

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How to Play How to Play a CD (basics)

1 Connect and turn on the CDR300, see Connections

(basic) on page 7.

ERASE FINALIZE

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

PHONE/SPEAKER

LEVEL

PHONES

MIC/LINE

PHONE SELECTOR

LINE OUT

AUX

LINE OUT

CD RECORDER CDR300

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

MIC/LINE

MIC

L R

L/R

LINE

MIX OUT

PUSH

L + R

INT

PUSH

MIC/LINE RIGHT

LEFT

d e

2 Push and release the OPEN/CLOSE switch to

open the CDR drive. "OPEN" is displayed. Insert your CD and push OPEN/CLOSE to close the

CDR drive. "CLOSE" is displayed. Then READING

will flash on the display.

REC

INPUT

REC LEVEL

MIC/LINE ATT

MANUAL

DIGITAL

ANALOG

Recordable

ReWritable

CD PLAY / RECORD

OFF

LIMITERALC

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SPEAKER

OPEN/CLOSE

ONOFF

How to play

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

How to Pause

How to Stop

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

Push and release the Play/Pause button (1) to Pause. When paused, push and release to continue play from the same point.

Push and release the Stop button (2) to Stop. When Play/Pause is next pushed, play starts from the beginning of the disc.

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

CD RECORDER CDR300

1 2 3b

If CD text is available the CD title/artist will scroll across the display.

Then the display will show disc information

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TOTAL TRACK

(example shown).

a b c

a The type of disc (CD, CD TEXT, CD-R or CD-RW)

is shown.

b The number of tracks on the disc. c The total playing time of the disc.

3 Play Push the Play/Pause button to

begin play. The CD will play to the end and stop.

Adjust internal speaker or headphone volume with the PHONE/SPEAKER level control d. Adjust the LINE OUT level with the control e and your amplifier's volume controls if using an external ampli-

fier.

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How to play continued

PHANTOM

TEXT

DISP SINGLE

How to display time

There are three modes of time display:

A Elapsed track time B Remaining track time CTotal remaining disc time

PROG REPEATMENU/STORE

REC MODE

A-B CANCEL/DELETE

BASS

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

TREBLE

MID

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

5 6

CD RECORDER CDR300

How to select tracks

You can select tracks during Stop, Play or Pause.

SELECT

Tur n the SELECT control (5) to choose the track. During play wait about a second or push and release the SELECT control to switch to the beginning of that track. During Stop or Pause push Play/Pause to begin playing the

PUSH / ENTER

selected track.

How to Search

A Elapsed track time

The default time display shows the elapsed time on the track being played.

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Example

TRACK

display.

a b

In this example track 3 (a) has been playing for 1 minute and 23 seconds (b).

B Remaining track time

Push and release DISP (4) once. The display shows the time remaining on the track counting down.

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TRACK

b a c

The example display indicates that track time is displayed (a) track 3 is playing (b) and has 0 minutes and 57 seconds of remaining play time (c).

C Total remaining disc time

Push and release DISP (4) another time. The display shows the total time remaining on the disc counting down.

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TOTAL TRACK

While playing push and hold a Fast backward search or Fast forward search button (6).

Samples of audio are played while searching backward or forward. After a couple of seconds of holding the search speeds up.

For more accurate positioning on the CDR drive push and release the Fast backward or Fast forward search button during Pause. Each push and release is approximately one half second of audio.

How to play a Single Track

While stopped push and release the SINGLE button (7).

CD TEXT

TOTAL TRACK

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Example display shows TRACK flashing (a). Tur n the SELECT control to choose the track you wish

to play.

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CD TEXT

TOTAL TRACK

Example display shows TRACK 3 selected (b).

a b c

The example display indicates that track 3 (a) is playing, and total track (total disc) (b) has 32 minutes and 47 seconds to play (c).

Push and release DISP (4) a third time. The display returns to the default, track time counting up.

Push and release Play/Pause.

CD TEXT

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TRACK

The selected track will be cued to music and paused. Paused symbol flashing (c).

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How to play continued

a b

Push and release Play/Pause.

a b c

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CD TEXT

TRACK

Example display:

a Play symbol flashing indicates track is playing. b Example track #3 is playing c Flashing "TRACK" indicates single track play.

When the track is completed the CDR300 remains in Single track, paused at the beginning of the next track.

a b c

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CD TEXT

TRACK

Example display:

a Paused symbol flashing indicates track is paused. b Example track #4 is cued. c Flashing "TRACK" indicates single track play.

PROG

TOTAL TRACK

c d e

a PROG is lit and flashing. b TOTAL TRACK is lit. c P indicates "Programmed tracks". d The number of tracks programmed is displayed. e The total playing time programmed is displayed.

2 Turn the SELECT control to display the track

desired.

Example display shows track 3

PROG

TOTAL TRACK

selected.

Push and release the SELECT control to enter the selected track.

The display

PROG

TOTAL TRACK

changes to:

a b

Push and release the Play/Pause button to play the track or push SINGLE to exit Single Track.

How to Program Tracks

Programming lets you select tracks for playback on finalized discs. Up to 30 tracks can be selected in any order you desire.

PHANTOM

BASS

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

TEXT

TREBLE

MID

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

CD RECORDER CDR300

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

DISP SINGLE

REC MODE

PROG REPEAT

A-B

MENU/STORE

CANCEL/DELETE

1 With a CD in the CDR drive and with playback

stopped, push and release the PROG button to enter programming. The following display appears.

a 1 track is programmed. (In the example track 3 is

the first track to be programmed.)

b The total playing time programmed in the example

is 4 minutes and 17 seconds.

Repeat step 2 to program tracks in the order you desire. Up to 30 tracks can be programmed. When you try to program a 31st track, this display appears:

PROG

TOTAL TRACK

If the total time programmed exceeds 99 minutes and 59 seconds the display changes to:

PROG

TOTAL TRACK

a b

a Number of tracks programmed (example). b Total time given as dashes.

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How to play continued

3 Push Play/

Pause (a) to play the program.

a b

Example display shown.

PROG

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TRACK

Pause, Stop: While playing the program:

a Push Play/Pause to pause, push again to resume

play from that point in the program.

b Push Stop to stop. Push Play/Pause to resume

play from the beginning of the program.

After programming tracks Single Track play can be selected. See How to play a Single Track.

How to erase a programmed track

1 In Stop mode push and release PROG to enter

Program mode.

2 Push and release CANCEL/DELETE to erase the

track. You can only erase the last track of the program. If you wish to erase a track in the middle of your program, then you must also erase any tracks that were programmed after it.

How to clear a program

Push Stop b twice to clear the program and exit program mode.

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How to Record

How to record your voice or instrument (basics)

10 Tur n the SELECT control so RECORD is dis-

played.

CD-RW

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TRACK

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

PHONE/SPEAKER

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

LEVEL

MIC/LINE

PHONES

PHONE SELECTOR

LINE OUT

AUX

LINE OUT

LINE

MIX OUT

PUSH

4 5

MIC

L R

INT

MIC/LINE RIGHT

LEFT

SELECT

PUSH ENTER

MIC/LINE

L/R

L + R

PUSH

ANALOG

Recordable

ReWritable

INPUT

DIGITAL

CD PLAY / RECORD

ERASE FINALIZE

CD RECORDER CDR300

REC

Stop button lit

REC LEVEL

MIC/LINE ATT

SPEAKER

MANUAL

LIMITERALC

OPEN/CLOSE

ONOFF

OFF

3 7 6 8 9

1 Insert a blank disc, or a recordable disc with space

for additional recording in the CDR drive.

2 With the CDR drive at Stop. 3 Connect your microphone(s) or instrument(s) to

the MIC/LINE jacks on the front of the CDR300.

Set the LINE MIC switches for microphone input (MIC) or for instrument input (LINE).

5 Turn the L and R level controls all the way up

(clockwise).

6 We suggest switching the REC LEVEL control to

ALC.

7 Set the INPUT switch to ANALOG. 8 Set the L/R L+R switch to L/R so the left input is

recorded on the left channel and the right input on the right channel.

Then push and release the SELECT control to accept the RECORD recording mode.

The display changes to:

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TRACK

CD-RW

The REC button (11) is lit and flashing.

11 Push and release REC to begin recording.

Example display while

CD-RW

recording.

Push and release Stop or Play/Pause to stop recording and to set the end of your recording track and the beginning of the next track.

To play your new recording on other CD players your disc must first be finalized. See How to finalize.

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TRACK

PHANTOM

TEXT

DISP SINGLE

REC MODE

PROG REPEAT MENU/STORE

A-B CANCEL/DELETE

BASS

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

TREBLE

MID

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

9 Push and release REC MODE.

ERASE FINALIZE

CD RECORDER CDR300

REC

SELECT

PUSH ENTER

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How to Record

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AUTO SYNC

TRACK

CD-R

TOTAL TRACK

CD-R

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CD-RW

SCMS (Serial Copy Management System)

The SCMS copy management system is designed to prevent consumer recorders from making unlimited digital copies of a digital source. Most consumer CD recorders will not make a digital copy when SCMS is present in the digital source, while a professional CD recorder (CDR300) will act differently. If the digital source being recorded on the CDR300 contains no SCMS information then the copy will also not include SCMS. If the digital source material being recorded on the CDR300 contains SCMS information then the copy will also include SCMS. The SCMS copy management system does not apply to analog source material.

How to copy an existing CD (basics)

OBSERVE REGULATIONS REGARDING COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT.

1 Insert the CD to be copied into a CD player con-

nected to the DIGITAL IN jack. Set the INPUT switch to DIGITAL.

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

PUSH ENTER

1 4 5 6 3

PHONE/SPEAKER

PHONES

PHONE SELECTOR

LEVEL

AUX

MIC/LINE

LINE OUT

MIC/LINE

MIC

L R

LINE OUT

L/R

L + R

LINE

INT

MIX OUT

PUSH

MIC/LINE RIGHT

LEFT

2 Insert a blank CD-R or CD-

RW disc in the CDR drive.

aPush OPEN/CLOSE to open the disc tray. bAdd the blank disc. cPush OPEN/CLOSE to close.

3 After reading the disc BLANK DISC is displayed.

Example display.

CD RECORDER CDR300

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

Stop button lit

2a, 2c

INPUT

REC LEVEL

MIC/LINE ATT

SPEAKER

MANUAL

DIGITAL

ANALOG

Recordable

CD PLAY / RECORD

ReWritable

OPEN/CLOSE

ONOFF

OFF

LIMITERALC

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CD-RW

Push and release the SELECT control to accept the SYNC RECORD recording mode choice.

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Example display.

CD-RW

AUTO SYNC

REC

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOMPROG REPEAT

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

CD RECORDER CDR300

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

a The red REC indicator and the pause indicator in

the display are lit.

b The red REC button is lit and flashing.

5 Push and release the REC button to put the

CDR300 in Rec/Pause mode waiting for the external source to begin.

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AUTO SYNC

CD-R

TRACK

6 Start the external source to begin recording.

Example display during recording.

7 To finalize push and release the FINALIZE button.

REC

FINALIZE is displayed for a couple of seconds. Then PUSH REC KEY is displayed.

CD-R

CD-RW

BASS

TEXT PHANTOMPROG REPEAT

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

TREBLE

MID

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

TOTAL TRACK

CD RECORDER CDR300

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FINALIZE

4 Push and release REC MODE. Turn the SELECT

control so SYNC RECORD is displayed.

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Example display.

CD-R

8 Push and release the REC button.

Finalizing counts down

CD-R

CD-RW

for about 2 minutes and automatically stops.

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How to Record continued

Select record mode

The record mode (REC mode) sets the CDR300 to expect and accept certain inputs, outputs, and other conditions such as the settings of AUTO TRACK and AUTO STOP, and the easy availability of some adjustments such as REC LEVEL.

The following descriptions will help you select the REC mode that suits your needs.

RECORD

You can record using the INT mic, MIC/LINE inputs and/or AUX inputs or DIGITAL input.

Recording tips

• Be sure to set the LINE MIC INT , INPUT ANALOG/ DIGITAL, MIC/LINE ATT, and SPEAKER switches to the appropriate setting before entering a REC mode.

• Consider using a CD-RW (re-writable) disc. Then only the tracks that you like can be duplicated to a CD-R (write once) disc.

• T o record MONO (one microphone or instrument to both channels of the CD recorder) switch the L/R L+R switch to L+R.

This mode can be used to record live meetings, conferences, concerts, seminars, and also for mastering in the project studio.

CD recordings must first be finalized in order to play back on other CD drives.

MINUTE TRACK

In this mode tracks are automatically written on the disc every minute. Minute Track recording allows you to quickly locate sections of your recording because of the relationship between track numbers and time. For example, during playback select track 30 to play the 30th minute of recording. To go directly to the beginning of the 10th minute select track 10, etc.

Track 1 = 1st minute of recording Track 2 = 2nd minute of recording Track 3 = 3rd minute of recording And so on . . .

Note: When recording press DISP to indicate remaining disc time.

The disc must be finalized in order to play on other CD drives.

SYNC RECORD

This REC mode is used to automatically engage the recording process from an outside digital or analog source including DAT, CD, minidisk, cassette tape or LP for example.

• Before recording using AUX inputs only always lower the MIC/LINE level controls and select LINE on the MIC/LINE/INT switch. This will improve the quality of your recording by reducing unwanted white noise resulting from an open, unused input jack.

• In order to avoid feedback during analog recording with any microphone, switch the SPEAKER to OFF or lower the level of the PHONE/SPEAKER LEVEL control. Lower the LINE OUT level control if you are connected to an external amplifier.

• Note the default conditions of AUTO TRACK and AUTO STOP outlined in this manual (see below). Each recording mode has a default setup of these functions that can be altered to fit the conditions of your specific application.

• You can use the supplied infrared remote control to write your own track ID's during the recording process by pushing the TR INC button.

• When the remaining record time on the CD-R or CD-RW becomes 5 minutes, the message DISC END will be displayed, and then the display will indicate the remaining time both in minutes and seconds as well as graphically.

• When DISC FULL is displayed there is no more available recording time on the disc.

Record adjustments

The disc must be finalized in order to play on other CD drives.

SYNC REC+FINAL

Use this REC mode to automatically start the recording process from an outside digital or analog source including DAT, CD, minidisk, cassette tape or LP for example.

The disc will automatically be finalized at the end of the recording session. The finalization takes approximately 2 minutes.

AUTO TRACK and AUTO STOP defaults

The default settings for AUTO TRACK and AUTO STOP depend on the REC mode.

REC AUTO AUTO

mode TRACK STOP

RECORD............................... OFF .................OFF

MINUTE TRACK ....................N/A.................. N/A

SYNC RECORD..................... ON ...................ON

SYNC REC+FINAL ................ON ...................ON

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How to Record continued

CD-R

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TRACK

AUTO TRACK

When recording with AUTO TRACK ON the CDR300 will automatically increment tracks.

AUTO STO P

When recording with AUTO STOP ON the CDR300 will automatically stop after a period of silence. The silence will be recorded onto the last track of the recording session.

If AUTO TRACK is ON and the source of recording is a digital source that has tracks, such as a CD player connected to the AUX IN jacks or a source input via the DIGITAL IN jack (CD/MD), those tracks will be included in your recording. This source data is usually found only in an SPDIF format digital connection.

If AUTO TRACK is ON and the source is digital (without track data) or analog, the CDR300 will use a silence gap to mark a track. When the source audio signal drops below -80dB for digital, or -40dB for analog, for 3 seconds or more and then rises to above those levels, the CDR300 will mark a new track and continue recording.

You can manually introduce a new track when AUTO TRACK is ON or OFF by pushing TR INC on the remote.

How to turn AUTO TRACK ON or OFF

1 With the CDR300 in one of the REC modes. 2 Push and release MENU/STORE. 3 Tur n the SELECT control so AUTO TRACK is

displayed.

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TRACK

CD-R

4 Push and release the SELECT control to select

the AUTO TRACK menu item. The current status of AUTO TRACK ON or OFF is displayed.

Example shows AUTO

CD-R

TRACK ON.

5 Push and release the SELECT control to select

the displayed state of AUTO TRACK, or turn the SELECT control to select the other state and then push and release the SELECT control.

6 The display returns to AUTO TRACK.

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TRACK

When recording with AUTO STOP ON from an analog source, the recording will stop after recording 20 seconds of silence (a signal lower than -40dB). When recording with AUTO STOP ON from a digital source (without track and stop data), the recording will stop after recording 4 seconds of silence (a signal lower than -80dB).

How to turn AUTO STOP ON or OFF

1 With the CDR300 in one of the REC modes 2 Push and release MENU/STORE. 3 Check or turn the SELECT control so AUTO STOP

is displayed.

4 Push and release the SELECT control to select

the AUTO STOP menu item. The current status of AUTO STOP ON or OFF is displayed.

Example shows AUTO

CD-R

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TRACK

STOP ON.

5 Push and release the SELECT control to select

the displayed state of AUTO STOP, or turn the SELECT control to select the other state and then push and release the SELECT control.

6 The display returns to AUTO STOP.

REC LEVEL adjustment

With the REC LEVEL switch at MANUAL or LIMITER, in all recording modes, when at record Pause, (REC button flashing) you can adjust the final record level by turning the SELECT control. Tur n clockwise for maximum record level.

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Example display.

CD-R

TRACK

Notes:

Changes to the REC LEVEL setting are saved in memory both during STANDBY and power OFF. Tur n the SELECT control to display the current REC LEVEL setting.

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How to Record continued

CD-R

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CD-R

TRACK

CD-R

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CD-R

TRACK

CD-R

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CD-R

TRACK

How to adjust the MIC EQUALIZER

With the CDR300 in Stop, Play/Pause, REC or REC Pause mode.

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOMPROG REPEAT

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

CD RECORDER CDR300

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

1 Push and release MENU/STORE. 2 Tur n the SELECT control so MIC EQUALIZER is

displayed.

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TRACK

CD-R

CD-RW

Record adjustments continued How to adjust REC BALANCE

The REC BALANCE menu item lets you adjust the right left stereo balance for recording. You can adjust REC BALANCE during a recording session by pausing the recording session.

PHANTOM

TEXT

DISP SINGLE

REC MODE

PROG REPEAT

A-B

MENU/STORE

CANCEL/DELETE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

A-B CANCEL/DELETE

TREBLE

MENU/STORE

ERASE FINALIZE

CD RECORDER CDR300

REC

SELECT

PUSH ENTER

a Push and release the SELECT control. MIC/LINE

Rch is displayed.

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TRACK

CD-R

CD-RW

b Push and release the SELECT control to confirm

the right channel or turn the SELECT control to select the left channel. Then push and release the SELECT control to confirm.

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TRACK

CD-R

CD-RW

c Push and release the SELECT control to confirm

adjusting the low frequencies or turn the SELECT control to select adjusting the high frequencies. Then push and release the SELECT control to confirm.

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Example display.

CD-R

CD-RW

TRACK

d Tur n the SELECT control to change the decibel

level from -10 to +10 dB. Then push and release the SELECT control to enter the value and return to MIC EQUALIZER.

Repeat steps a, b, c and d to change the values for the other channel and High or Low.

1 With the CDR300 in REC mode (recording mode

selected and REC button lit and flashing). 2 Push and release MENU/STORE. 3 Tur n the SELECT control so REC BALANCE is

displayed.

a Push and release the SELECT control. The

current balance setting is displayed

Example display shows mid point of balance.

b Turn the SELECT control clockwise to adjust

balance to the Right and counter clockwise to

adjust balance to the Left.

Example display shows balance partially to the Left.

When done push and release MENU/STORE to exit.

c Push and release the SELECT control to confirm

your balance adjustment. The REC BALANCE

display returns. d Push and release MENU/STORE to exit Menu

mode.

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How to select filters (FILTER SELECT)

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TRACK

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TRACK

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TRACK

The FILTER SELECT menu item lets you turn high pass or band pass filters on the right or left MIC/LINE inputs on or off.

FILTER SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency FILTER BAND PASS HIGH PASS

OFF ON ON

20Hz 0dB -48dB -48dB

50Hz 0dB -24dB -24dB 100Hz 0dB -6dB -12dB 250Hz 0dB 0dB 0dB 500Hz 0dB 0dB 0dB

1kHz 0dB 0dB 0dB

5kHz 0dB 0dB 0dB 10kHz 0dB -6dB 0dB 15kHz 0dB -12dB 0dB 20kHz 0dB -24dB 0dB

PHANTOM

TEXT

DISP SINGLE

REC MODE

PROG REPEAT

A-B

MENU/STORE

CANCEL/DELETE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEAT

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

TREBLE

MENU/STORE

A-B

CANCEL/DELETE

SELECT

PUSH ENTER

ERASE FINALIZE

CD RECORDER CDR300

REC

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Example display.

TRACK

c Push and release the SELECT control to confirm

the displayed filter selection or turn the SELECT control to switch to the other choices.

d When you have confirmed your selection the

display returns to FILTER SELECT.

When done making filter selections push and release MENU/STORE (2) to exit Menu mode.

1 With the CDR300 in Stop, Play/Pause, REC or

REC Pause mode, 2 Push and release MENU/STORE. 3 Tur n the SELECT control so FILTER SELECT is

displayed.

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TRACK

a Push and release the SELECT control. MIC/LINE

Lch or MIC/LINE Rch is displayed

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Example display.

TRACK

b Tur n the SELECT control to switch between Lch

(left channel) and Rch (right channel). Push and

release the SELECT control to confirm your

selection. The display switches to one of three

filter choices (BAND PASS ON, HIGH PASS ON,

or FILTER OFF).

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How to Erase

You can only erase CD-RW discs. You can erase one or more tracks from the end of the

CR-RW disc, or you can erase the entire disc. If finalized, erasing a track or the disc automatically unfinalizes the disc.

Push and release ERASE

• Once to select erasing the last track of the disc,

• Twice in succession to erase the entire disc,

• Three times in succession to unfinalize.

How to Erase the entire disc

1 Push Stop. The display shows the

CD-RW

number of tracks and their total playing time (example shown).

2 Push ERASE twice. After the first push

ERASE TRACK is displayed.

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TOTAL TRACK

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TOTAL TRACK

SELECT

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEATMENU/STORE

A-B CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

CD RECORDER CDR300

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

3 2 1

How to Erase the last track

1 Push Stop. The

display shows the

CD-R

CD-RW

number of tracks and their total playing time (example shown).

2 Push ERASE. ERASE TRACK is

displayed for about 3 seconds.

Then PUSH ENTER is displayed.

3 Push the SELECT

PUSH/ENTER control.

CD-R

CD-RW

The timer (a) counts down as the track is erased.

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TOTAL TRACK

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

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After the second push ERASE DISC is displayed for about three seconds.

Then PUSH ENTER is displayed.

3 Push the SELECT PUSH/ENTER control. The timer (a) counts down as the disc is erased.

When done the display shows BLANK DISC.

CD-R

CD-RW

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TOTAL TRACK

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TOTAL TRACK

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TOTAL TRACK

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When done the display shows the

CD-RW

TOTAL TRACK

remaining number of tracks and their total playing time (example shown).

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How to Finalize

Finalizing is writing the TOC (table of contents) on a disc so a CD player can recognize the number of tracks, the total time for each track, and their location on the disc. A recorded disc must be finalized to playback on a standard CD player. Once finalized a CD-R disc can be played on CD players that support CD-R playback. CD-RW discs can only be played on CD players that support CD-RW playback. Consult your CD player owner's manual to confirm supported formats.

Finalizing is necessary to:

• be able to play a recorded CD-R or CD-RW disc on a CD player

• prevent further recording on a disc

• avoid erasing tracks on a CD-RW disc

• record text information onto a disc you record

Notes:

• A finalized CD-R disc can never be recorded onto again.

• A finalized CD-RW disc can be unfinalized for more recording.

• The CDR300 can play back unfinalized CD-R or CD-RW discs.

• SYNC REC+FINAL mode automatically finalizes.

SELECT

TREBLE

BASS

MID

TEXT PHANTOM PROG REPEATMENU/STORE

A-B CANCEL/DELETE

REC MODE

DISP SINGLE

PROFESSIONAL

POWER STANDBY

CD RECORDER CDR300

SELECT

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

PUSH ENTER

How to Finalize a CD-R or CD-RW disc: 1 Push Stop.

The display shows the number of tracks

CD-R

CD-RW

TOTAL TRACK

and their total playing time (example shown).

2 Push FINALIZE. FINALIZE is displayed

CD-R

CD-RW

TOTAL TRACK

for about 3 seconds.

Note:

CD-R

CD-RW

TOTAL TRACK

If the disc is blank or has already been

finalized, NOT POSSIBLE flashes twice, then the display returns to the time display.

ERASE FINALIZE

REC

3 2 1

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Then PUSH REC KEY is displayed.

3 Push the REC button. The timer (a)

CD-R

CD-RW

CD-R

CD-RW

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TOTAL TRACK

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TOTAL TRACK

counts down as the track is erased.

When done the display shows the

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TOTAL TRACK

number of tracks and their total playing time (example shown).

CD-RW or CD-R changes to CD (b).

How to Unfinalize a CD-RW disc

1 Push Stop. The display shows the

number of tracks and their total playing time (example shown).

2 Push ERASE three times. After the first

push ERASE TRACK is displayed.

After the second push ERASE DISC is

displayed. After the third push

UNFINALIZE is

displayed for about three seconds.

Then PUSH ENTER is displayed.

3 Push the SELECT

PUSH/ENTER control.

The timer (a) counts down as the finalizing is erased.

When done the display shows the

CD-RW

number of tracks and their total playing time (example shown).

The disc has been unfinalized but not erased.

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TOTAL TRACK

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TOTAL TRACK

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TOTAL TRACK

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TOTAL TRACK

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TOTAL TRACK

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About the Remote

The supplied infrared remote control permits most functions of the CDR300 to be controlled remotely.

See Remote batteries for installing or changing remote batteries.

ABC2DEF

GHI

MNO6PQR TEXT

JKL

STU8VW9XYZ SINGLE

DISPLAY

SPACE

PROG

= PROG button.

See page............. 8.

5 6

TEXT

= TEXT button.

See page............ 8.

REMOTE

EXT. INT.

MIX LINE AUX DIGITAL OUT

REMOTE

RC-5 EXT. INT.

INOUT

FOOT

PEDAL

OUT

DC IN

POWER

ON OFF

The REMOTE EXT. INT. switch on the back of the CDR300 must be at INT. for the infrared remote to work.

Most of the controls on the remote work identically to the control on the unit. The page number describing identical functioning unit controls is given below.

Further instruction is supplied for controls that are on the remote only or that function differently from controls on the unit.

1 2 3

MNO6PQR TEXT

SPACE

AMS

TR INC

RC300CDR

PROG

GHI

See page..............................14.

Alphanumeric keypad

= Standby POWER switch.

See page........................................ 11.

ABC2DEF

JKL

STU8VW9XYZ SINGLE

DISPLAY

REPEAT CAN/DEL ENTER MEN/STO

A B

REC

REMOTE CONTROLLER

The Alphanumeric keypad performs some of the functions of the SELECT control.

In Play and Program modes push and release a number button to select the track. Then push ENTER on the unit or remote to enter the selection. When entering CD TEXT push a number button once to select the first of the three letters, twice for the second and three times for the third. Push ENTER on the remote or unit to enter the selected number.

= OPEN/CLOSE switch for the CDR drive.

ABC

JKL

STU

SPACE

DEF

MNO

GHI

PQR

XYZ

REPEAT CAN/DEL ENTER MEN/STO

A B

TR INC

REC

REMOTE CONTROLLER

RC300CDR

AMS

SINGLE

= SINGLE button.

See page.......... 10.

DISPLAY

= DISP button.

See page............ 9.

GHI

MNO6PQR TEXT

SPACE

AMS

TR INC

RC300CDR

PROG

12 13 14

8 9 10

ABC2DEF

JKL

STU8VW9XYZ SINGLE

DISPLAY

REPEAT CAN/DEL ENTER MEN/STO

A B

REC

REMOTE CONTROLLER

Track Skip forward button. Push and release during Play, Pause, or Stop to skip forward to the next track.

Track Skip backward button. Push and release during Play or Pause to skip backward to the beginning of the track. Push and release again to skip back ward to the beginning of the previous track. Push and release during Stop to skip backward to the beginning of the previous track.

= Fast backward search button.