08.03 TYPENUMBER(S): CDR538, CDR560, CDR760, CDR765, FW538
SYMPTOM :
Howling occurs during analog recording from FW538 to one of the
above mentioned CDRs when the user has accidentally switched the
source of FW538 to AUX.
CURE : The problem is caused by a “closed loop” which is formed via
CDR line-out → FW538 AUX-IN → FW538 line out → CDR line-in.
When the REC-level is adjusted to above a certain level howling
occurs.This is the same phenomenon as known from recordings via
microphone.
There is no other solution available as to advise the customer:
Do not select the AUX-mode on the FW538 during analog
recording!
REMARKS : An addendum sheet will be added to the Instruction For Use.
08.04 TYPENUMBER(S): CDR538, CDR560, CDR760, CDR765
INFORMATION : Recording from FW538 (CD-Changer)
Customer is advised to apply the following instructions:
To duplicate a CD via [CD SYNCRO] or [CD SYNC] function
Make sure that the digital connection has been completed. Using the
CD SYNCRO button on the CD Recorder it will allow to make a
duplicate of the desired CD.
1 Make sure the CDR- or CDRW-disc is absolutely free of scratches
and dust particles.
2 Load the blank CD Recordable (Digital Audio) disc into the
CD Recorder and the original CD into the mini system FW538.
3 Press SOURCE on the CD Recorder to select DIG OPTICAL
mode.
4 Press CD SYNCRO on the CD Recorder.
• CD SYNC, SYNC appears on the display.
• RECORD starts flashing.
• If now DIG starts flashing, the digital connection is incorrect.
If DIG remains flashing check if there is an input signal or STOP
the CDR-recorder and press OPEN/CLOSE on the CD-changer
and start again at step 3.
5 Press PLAY on the mini system to star t recording.
• RECORD stops flashing.
!! Do not change source on the CD Recorder or mini system
during CD Synchro recording.
!! Do not press PAUSE, PREVIOUS, NEXT or SEARCH button
during CD Synchro recording.
When recording is completed, the display will show UPDATE.
Customer needs to finalise the recorded disc before he can play it on
a regular (no recording) CD player.
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Service Newsletter 1998 – Portable Audio 2/6