Sony MZ-R910 User Manual

3-243-699-E1(1)

Portable MiniDisc Recorder

Operating Instructions

“WALKMAN” is a trademark of Sony Corporation.

MZ-R910

B Operating Instructions

Looking at the controls

The numbers are keyed to the illustrations in the English text (pages 9 to 11).

The recorder

A Display window B T MARK button C Battery compartment D END SEARCH button E V OLUME +*/– buttons

*The VOLUME + button has a tactile dot.

F Terminals for attaching dry battery case. G DC IN 3V jack H GROUP/CANCEL button I OPEN button J 5-way control key

• For basic operations

Press N* to play/enter. Press ./> to rewind/fast forward. Press X to pause. Press CHGx to stop/c h arge.

*The N button has a tactile dot.

• For moving the cursor and entering

selected items (during text entry and other settings).

K Jog dial (MENU/ENTER)

Press to enter the menu, turn to select, and then press to enter.

L LINE IN (OPT) jack M MIC (PLUG IN POWER) * jack

*There is a tactile dot beside the MIC

(PLUG IN POWER) jack.

N REC (record) switch O HOLD switch (at the rear) P i/LINE OUT jack

The display window of the recorder

A Character information display

Displays the track, group, or disc name*, date, error messages, track numbers, etc.

*Names appear only with MDs that ha ve

been labeled.

B Group indication C Disc indication

Shows that the disc is rotating for recording, playing or editing an MD.

D REC in dication

Lights up while recording. Flashes when standing by for recording.

E SYNC (synchro-recording) indication

Lights up whi le s ynchro-re co rding.

F Play mode indication

Shows the play mode of the MD.

G Level meter

Shows the level of the MD being played.

H LP2 (LP2 stereo), LP4 (LP4 stereo),

MONO (monaural) indication

I Sound indication

Lights up when Digital Sound Preset is on.

J Battery level indication

Shows approximate batter y condition . While chargi n g th e rec har g eabl e b atte r y, this indication show s the charging condition.

K Melody ti mer in dication

The headphones/earphones with a remote control

A DISPLAY button B PLAYMODE button C RPT/ENT(repeat/enter) button D SOUND button E X (pause) button F x (stop/enter) button G Clip H Control (./N>)

N>: play, AMS, FF .: REW

Turn or turn and hold to play, fast forward, rewind, etc.

I Control (VOL +/–)

Pull and turn to adjust the volume.

J Display window K HOLD switch

The display window of the remote control

A Disc indication B Track number display C Character information display D Play mode indication E SOUND indication F Battery level indication G REC in dication H Group indication I Melody ti mer in dication

List of menus

Menu functions

To use menu items on the recorder, press the jog dial to enter the menu, turn the dial to se lect the item, and then press the dial again to confirm the menu. To use menu items on the remote control, press DISPLAY for 2 seconds or more, turn the control repeatedly to select the item, and then press x to confirm the menu.

menu of the recorder/the remote control

EDIT/EDIT Selecting editing oper at io n s

DISPLAY/— Displaying elapsed playing

PLA Y MODE /—Selecting the play mode

RecVolume/— Selecting t he automatic or

REC MODE/— Selecting the recording mode

M-TIMER/ M-TIMER

AUDIO OUT/—Selecting i/LI N E O U T jack

SOUND/— Selecting “SOUND 1”,

—/SPEED Changing the playback speed

—/GROUP Turning the group function

PERSONAL/ PERSONAL

SYNC REC/— Selecting “SYNC ON” or

TIME MARK/—Selecting the A u to Time

functions

(labeling tracks, groups, or discs, erasing tracks, groups, or discs, etc.) (pages 19 to

28).

time, remaining playing time, etc.

(repeat play, shuffle play, etc.) (page 15).

manual recording level adjustment (page12).

(SP stereo, LP2 stereo, LP4 stereo, or monaural) (page9).

Setting the alarm (Melody timer) (page 29).

output (page 18).

“SOUND 2,” or “SOUND OFF” (Digital Sound Preset) (page 16).

during play (page 17).

on and off (page 14). Entering or erasing the disc

information in the Personal Disc Memory (page 30).

“SYNC OFF” when synchrorecording (page 5).

Stamp setting (page 11).

menu of the recorder/the remote control

MIC SENS/— Selecting the microphone

—/SEARCH Selecting the search mode

OPTION/ OPTION

OPTION/— • REC-Posi

functions

sensitivity (page 11).

(Index search/Time search) (page 13).

• AVLS (Automatic Volume Limiter System) Selecting “AVLS ON” or “AVLS OFF”.

• BEEP Selecting “BEEP ON” or “BEEP OFF” for both “MAIN UNIT” or “REMOTE” for the recorder (page 30). Selecting “BEEP ON” or “BEEP OFF” for the remote control.

Selecting the start point when recording (page 10).

• LP Stamp Selecting “Stamp ON” or “Stamp OFF” (page 9).

• CONTRAST Adjusting the contrast of the display.

•CLOCK SET Setting the clock (page 10).

To check the menus and menu items that can be selected at each menu level, see the following pages in English text.

Menus while the recor de r is :

— stopped, see pages 81 and 82. — pla ying, see page 83. — recording, see page 84.

Menus while the remote control is:

— stopped, see page 85. — playing or recording, see page 86.

B Preparing

Getting started!

See the illustrations in English text (pa ge s 12 and 16). Charge the rechargeable battery before using. Even if the rechargeable battery is not charged, you can use the recorder as long as the AC power adaptor is connected.

1 Insert the nickel metal hydride

rechargeable batt ery (NH-14WM) into the recorder with the minus end first. To use the recorder with an alkaline dry battery, insert the dry battery into the dry battery case and attach it to the recorder.

2 Charging the rechargeable battery.

1Assemble the battery charging stand.

Make sure all the parts of the battery charging stand are firmly at tached.

2Connect the AC power adaptor to

the battery ch arging stand an d the AC adaptor to a wall outlet.

3Place the recorder on the battery

charging stand. V erify that the CHARGE lamp lights up. Full charging takes about six hours. Whe n it is completed, the charge lamp goes off. Do not operate the re corder when you place it on the battery charging stand or during the charging. If you do so, it may cause the recorder to malfunction or prevent the batt er y from charging.

3 Connect the headphones/earphones with

the remote control to the recorder and slide HOLD to unlock the cont rol .

For models supplied with the AC plug adaptor

If the AC power adaptor does not fit the wall outlet, use the AC plug adaptor.

Notes on rech ar g e a bl e b a ttery

• The supplied battery charging stand can be

used only with this recorder. Any other models cannot be charged.

• Do not use the supplied battery charging stand

to charge any other battery besides the supplied one or the one designated for it (NH14WM).

• Though the battery charging stand and the

battery may become hot during the charging procedure, this pos es no danger.

• Be sure to use the suppli ed AC power adap tor.

• If you are recharging the battery for the first

time or after a long period of disuse, the battery may not char ge up t o its rat ed capac ity. This is a normal characteristic. After you use and recharge the battery a few times, it will return to its normal charge capacity.

• When the battery life of a fully charged

rechargeable battery beco me s a bout half the normal life, replace it.

• If the recorder will not be used for a long

period of time, disconnect the AC power adaptor from a wall outlet and re m ove the recorder from the battery charging stand.

• Please note the following points when

charging the battery directly with the AC power adaptor. —If you press CHGx im me diately after

charging has complet ed , c h arging will begin again. If this happens, press CHGx again to stop the charging operation since the battery is already ful ly ch arged.

—Charging stops when you try to operate the

recorder during charging.

Notes on dry battery

Incorrect battery usage may lead to leakage of battery fluid or bursting batteries. To prevent such accidents, observe the following precautions:

• Insert the + and – poles of the battery

correctly.

• Do not try to recharge the battery.

• When the recorder is not be used for a long

time, be sure to remove the ba tte r y.

• If a battery leak should develop, carefully and

thoroughly wipe away battery fluid from the battery compartment before inserting new ones.

B MD recording

Recording an MD right away! (Synchrorecording)

See the illustrations in English text (pages 16 and 17).

This section explains the basic procedure for making digital recordings using an optical cable connected to a CD player, BS tuner or other digital equipment. The record er st arts and s tops recording in sync with the sour ce sound. Track marks are added whenever they appear in the sound source. It is recommended to use the AC power adaptor when recording. To record from a cassette deck, radio, etc. t“Recording in analog (Analog Recor di ng) ” (page 8) To record using a group mode t “Recording tracks using the group function (Gr oup Mode Recordi n g )” (page 9 )

1 Insert an MD.

1Press OPEN to open th e lid. 2Insert an MD with the label side

facing front, and press the lid to

close. Insert an recordable MD when recording.

2 Make connections. (Insert the cables

firmly and comple tely into the appropriate jacks.)

1Connect the LINE IN (OPT) jack of

recorder to the digital (optical) out

jacks of the source with a optica l

cable.

The recorder switches to digital

input autom atically.

2Connect the DC IN 3V j ac k of the

recorder to a wall outlet with the AC

power adaptor. When the recorder has different sound sources connected at the same time, the recorder switches to the digital, microphone, or analog inp ut in this order of priority.

3 Record an MD.

1While the recorder is sto pped, press

the jog dial.

2Turn th e jog di al un til “ SYNC REC”

flashes in the display, and then press to enter.

3Turn the jog dial until “SYNC ON”

flashes in the display, and then press to enter. To cancel synchro-recording, select “SYNC OFF” in this step.

4Press and slide REC to the right.

“REC” and REC lamp on t he REC switch ligh t up and recor ding starts.

5Play the source you want to record .

To stop recording, press x.

After you press x to stop, the recorder will automatically turn off in about 10 seconds (when using batteries) or abo ut 3 minutes (when using AC power adaptor).

Note

If you record on a previously recorded disc, the recorder is factor y set to overwrite the entire contents of the disc. If you want the record ing to start after the existing contents, do the procedure “Recording without overwritin g existing material” (page 10) be fo r e step 3, “Record an MD.” (this page).

To Do this

Record from the end of the current contents

Record over partway through the previous recording

Pause Press X.

Remove the MD Press x, then press OPEN to

If “REC-Posi” is set to “From End”, recording operations will always start from the end of the previously recorded mater ia l wit hout pressing END SEARCH.

If “REC-Posi” is set to “From Here”, press E N D SEARCH, and then press and

slide REC to the right . If “REC-Posi” is set to “From End”, press and slide REC to the right .

Press N, > , or . to find the start point of recording and press x to stop. Then press and slide REC to the right .

Press X again to resume recording.

open the lid.

A new track mark is added at the point when you press

X again to resume recording while

pausing; thus the remainder of the track will be counted as a new track.

If you open the lid while “REC-Posi” is set to “From End”, recording will begin from the top of the disc the next time you record. Check the point to start r eco r ding on the disp lay.

If the recording does not start

• Make sure the recorder is n o t locked.

• Make sure the MD is not record-protected.

• Premastered MDs cannot be recorded over.

About the DSP TYPE-R for ATRAC

“TYPE-R” is a high-level Sony specification used in the Digital Signal Processor (DSP), which is the hear t of the MiniDisc so un d. This technology gives the MiniDisc recorder twice the signal processing capa bility as previous MiniDisc Walkman models. MDs recorded with this specification, “TY PE -R”, produce near-MiniDisc deck-quality sound on MD players that support the specification. Even on MD players that do not support the specification, it produces higher quality sound than MDs recorded on ordinary MD pl ayer s. This function works only when recording or playing in normal stereo. “TYPE-R” does not work when the recorder is in MDLP mode .

Notes

• The pause function cannot be turned on or off

manually during synchro- rec or ding. Press

to stop recording.

• Do not switch the “SYNC REC” setting while

recording. Recording may not be done properly.

• Even when there is no recorded sound on the

sound source, there may be cases when recording does not pause automatically during synchro-recording due to the noise level emitted from the sound source.

• If a silent portion is encountered for

approximately 2 seconds during synchrorecording from a sound source other tha n a CD or an MD, a new track mark is automatically add ed a t th e p oi n t w here the silent portion ends.

• Synchro-recording cannot be done if the

connecting cord is not an optic al cable , or if the cable is connected to the MIC (PLUG IN POWER) jack.

• You cannot change the recording mode during

recording.

• “Data Save ” or “T OC Edit” fl ashes whi le data

of the recording (the track’s start and end points, etc.) is being recorded. Do not move or jog the recorder or disconnect the power source while the indication is fla shi ng in the display.

• The lid does not open until “TOC Edit”

disappears in the display.

• If the power supply is disrupted (i.e. the

battery is removed or becomes exhausted or the AC power adaptor is disconnected) during a recording or editing operation, or while “TOC Edit” appears in the display, then it will not be possible to open the lid until power is restored.

• Y ou can make a digital recording only from an

optical type output.

• When recording from a portable CD player,

set the CD player to pause, and then do the recording procedure on the recorder.

• Note the following when recording from a

portable CD player: —Some portable CD players may not be

capable of digital out unless powered by the AC power. If this is the case, connect the AC power adaptor to the portable CD player and use it on AC power as the power source.

—On some portable CD players, optical

output may not be possible when using an anti-skip function (e.g., ESP* or GPROTECTION). If this is the case, turn off the anti-skip function.

* Electronic Shock Protection

B MD playing

Playing an MD right away!

See the illustration in English text (page 21). If you want to use the rechargeable battery, be

sure to recharge them before playing (page4).

1 Insert an MD.

1Press OPEN to open the lid. 2Insert an MD with the label side

facing front, and press the lid to

close.

2 Start playing.

1Press N on the recorder. Turn the

control toward s N> on the

remote control.

A short beep sounds in the

headphones/earphones.

2Press VOLU ME +/– on the recorder

to adjust the volume. Pull and turn

the control towards VOL + or

towards VOL – on the remote

control.

To stop play, press x.

After you press x to stop, the recorder will automatically turn off in about 10 secon ds (when using batteries) or abo ut 3 minutes (when using AC power adaptor).

Playback starts from the point you last stopped playing. To start playback from the beginning of the disc, press the recorder, or turn and hold the control towards remote control.

To Do this

Select the track directly viewing the track number or name.

Find the beginning of the current track

Find the beginning of the next track

N for 2 seconds or more on

N> for 2 seconds or more on the

Turn the jog dial and press to enter.

Press .. Turn the control towards . on the remote

control. Press >. Turn the contro l

towards N> on the

remote control.

To Do this

Go backwards while playing

Go forward while playing

Pause Press X. Pr e ss X on the

Remove the MD Press x. Press x on the

If you press . twice continueous ly whi le playing the first track o f t h e d is c, th e recorder goes to the beginning of teh last track o n the disc.

If you press > during the last tra ck o f the disc, the recorder goes to the beginning of the first track on the disc.

Once you open the lid, the point to start play will change to the beginning of the fi r st tr a ck (except when the disc information has been stored in the Persona l D isc Memory).

If the playback does not start

Make sure the recorder is not locked. If it is locked, slide the HOLD switch in the opposite direction of the arrow.

Suppressing the skips of the sound (GPROTECTION)

The G-PROTECTION function was developed to provide a higher level of shock resistance than that of existing players in order to allow the recorder to be used while jogging.

Note

The playback sound may skip if:

• the recorder receives stronger continuous

shock.

• a dirty or scratched MiniDisc is played.

When using the headphones/earphones connect them directly to the re corder

1 Press the jog dial, turn th e di al until

“AUDIO OUT” flashes in the disp lay, and then press the dial again.

2 Turn the jog dial until “HeadPhone”

appears in the display.

3 Press the jog dial again.

Keep pressing .. Turn and hold the control towards . on the remote control.

Keep pressing >. Turn and hold the control towards N> on the remote control.

remote control. Press X again to re sume play.

remote control. Then press OPEN to open the lid.

B Various ways of

recording

Connecting digital (optical) and analog (line) inputs

The recorder selects digital or analog input according to how the sound source is hooked up.

Input

Digital

Difference

Connectable source

Usable cord Op t ic al cable

Signal from the source

Track marks

Recorded sound level

(optical) input

Equipment with an digital (optical) output jack

(with an optical or an optical-mini plug)

Digital Analog

Marked

(copied) automatically

• at the sam e positions as the source.

• after more than 2 seconds of blank or low level segment.

• when recording is paused while synchrorecording.

Same as the source. You can also adjust it manually. (Digital REC level control)

Analog (line) input

Equipment with an analog (line) output jack

Line cable (with 2 phono plugs or a stereo-mini plug)

Even when a digital source (such as a CD ) is connected, the signal sent to the recorder is analog.

Marked

• after more than 2 seconds of blank or low level

segment.

•while the recorder is paused while recording.

• automatically

at specified intervals when the Auto time stamp is on.

You can erase

unnecessary marks after recording.

Adjusted automatically. You can also adjust it manually.

You can erase unnecessary marks after recording (“Erasing a track mark” (page 27)).

When the sound source is a CD or an MD

With a sound source other than a CD or an MD.

The recorder pauses automatically when it encounters a section with no audio signal for 3 seconds or more.

Notes

Track mark may be copied incorrectly:

• when you record from some CD players or

multi disc players using dig ital (optical) input.

• when the source is in shuffle or program play

mode while recording using dig ita l ( optical) input. In this case, play the source in nor m al play mode.

• when recording programs with audio that is

digitally broadcast (e.g., digital TV) are recorded through the digital (optical) input.

Recording in analog (Analog Recording)

See the illustration in Englis h text (pag e 24). The sound will be sent from the connected

equipment as analog si gnal b ut wil l be re cord ed digitally on the disc.

1 Connect the LINE IN (OPT) jack of the

recorder to the line output jack of the source with an line cable (not suppl ied). The recorder switches to analog input automatically.

2 Conne c t th e power sourc e.

To use on A C power, see “Recording an MD right away!”.

3 Pre s s an d slide REC to the right.

“REC” and the REC lamp lights up and recording starts.

4 Play the sound source.

Note

If you temporarily stop a recording operation by pressing X, a new track mark will be added at that point when you press X again to resume recording. The recording resumes on a new track.

Long-time recording (MDLP)

See the illustration in English text (page 25). Select each recording mode according to the

recording time that you want. Stereo recording is possible at 2 ti m es ( LP2) or 4 times (LP4) the normal recording time (MDLP mode). MDs recorded in monaural or

MDLP mode can be played back only on MD components with monaural or MDLP mode.

1 P res s the jog dial. 2 Turn th e jog dial until “REC MODE ”

flashes in the display, and then press to enter.

3 Turn the jog dial to select the desired

recording mode. The recording mode can be select ed

from “(none)” (standard stereo mode), “LP2” (2 “LP4” (4 and “MONO” (monaural).

´ normal recording mode), ´ normal recording mode),

4 Press and slide REC to the right.

Recordin g s tarts.

5 Sta rt t he sound source.

When you do not want “LP:” added at the beginning of the track

When recording in MDLP mode, this recorder adds “LP:” at the front of every track name automatically. “LP:” appears when you try to play or edit these tracks on a recorder or player that does not support MDLP mode (but not on a recorder or player that supports MDLP mode). If you change the recorder setting so that “LP:” is not added, you'll be able to enter longer track names by using the entire text string.

1 While the recorder is s topped, press the

jog dial.

2 Turn th e jog dial until “O PTION”

flashes in the display, and then press to enter.

3 Turn the jog dial until “ LP St am p”

flashes in the display, and then press to enter.

4 Turn the jog dial until “S tamp OFF”

flashes in the display, and then press to enter.

If you want “LP:” added, select “Stamp ON” in this step, and then press the jog dial .

Notes

• It is recommended that you use the AC power

adaptor fo r MDLP reco rdings.

• During monaural recording of a stereo sound

source connected through the digital (optical) input jack, you can still monitor the re corded sound in stereo by using headphones/ earphones connected the i/LINE OUT jack.

• When you record in LP4 stereo mode,

momentary noise may be produced on very rare occasions with certain sound sources. This is because of the special digital audio compression technology that en a ble s a recording time 4 times lo nge r than normal. If noise is produced, it is recommended that you record in normal stereo or LP2 s tereo mode to obtain better sound quality.

Recording tracks using the group function (Group Mode Recording)

See the illustrations in Engl ish text (pa ge s 26 and 27).

What is the group function (group mode)?

It is a function that allows you to separate tracks on a disc into different groups for playback, recording and editing. It is convenient for managing multiple CD albums recorded in MDLP (LP2 stereo/LP4 stereo) mode onto a single MD. You can create a maximum of 99 groups on a disc.

How is group information recorded?

When recording in group mode, the group information is writte n to the disc na me recording area automatically. Therefore, the character string written in the disc name recording area is displayed in its entirety as the disc name if you load an MD recorded in group mode into a system that does not support group mode, or if you try to edit the contents of a disc on this recorder with the group mode turned off.

You can change the character string by performing the procedure of “Re la be li n g recordings” in “Labeling /relabeling recordi ngs” (page 18). However, if you rewrite this character string by mis take, you may be unable to use the group function of that MD.

Notes

• The group function setting is stored even if you

eject the MD or turn off the recorder.

• In group mode, the recorder treats all tracks

without group settings as belonging to the last group on the disc. The last group is indicated in the display window on the recorder as “Group – –”. Within a group, the tracks appear in their order on the disc, not their order within the group.

• Note that a group setting cannot be made if the

total character count for the tracks, groups and disc name on the disc exceed the maximum number that can be input.

To activate the group mode

To record tracks in group mode, you must first turn the group mode on before the start of recording.

On the recorder

1 Press GROUP for 2 seconds or more.

“G” and “GROUP ON” light up in the display and the group mode turns on. To cancel the group mode, press GROUP for 2 seconds or more.

On the remote control

1 Press D ISPL AY for 2 seconds or more. 2 Turn the control repeatedly until

“GROUP” flashes in the display, and then press x to enter.

3 Turn the control rep ea ted l y unt il

“GROUP ON” flashes in t he display, and then press x to enter. “G” lights up in the disp la y and the group mode turns on. T o can cel the group mode, se lect “GROUP OFF” in step 2.

Recording a track into a new group

• Turn the group mode on.

1 Press END SEARCH. 2 Press and slide REC to the right.

3 Play the source sound.

To stop recording, press x.

The material that was recorded up until x was pressed is entered as a new group.

Recording a track into an existing group

• Insert a disc w ith group settings.

• Turn the group mode on.

1 Press GROUP slightly.

“ ” flashes and you can select a group directly (group skip mode).

2 Within 5 seconds, press . or >

repeatedly until the group you want the track to belong to appears.

3 Pre s s an d slide REC to the right. 4 Play the source sound.

Newly reco rd ed track is added after the current conten ts.

Notes

• Even if “REC-Po si” is set to “From Here”,

newly recorded tracks are inserted after the existing tracks in the specified group without recording over the current contents.

• Group skip mode turns off automatically in

step

2 if nothing is done within 5 seconds. To

continue the procedure, do step 1 a gai n.

Recording without overwriting existing material

See the illustration in Englis h text (pag e 28). If you wish to avoid overwriting the current

contents of an MD, do the following procedure. All new material wi ll t hen be r ecorded from the end of the current contents.

1 While the recorder is stopped, press the

jog dial.

2 Turn the jog dial until “OPT ION ”

flashes in the dis p l ay, and then press to enter.

3 Turn the jog dial repea t edl y until “REC-

Posi” flashes in the display, and then press to enter.

4 Turn the jog dial repeat edly un t il “Fr om

End” flashes in the display, and then press to enter.

To start recording from the current point

Select “Fr o m Here” in step

Notes

• The setting will remain even after the power is

turned off.

• If you start recording while the recorder is in

play-paused, the reco rding wil l begi n from the point at which it is paused even when the “REC-Posi” is set to “Fro m E nd” .

Recording from a microphone

See the illustration in English text (page 29).

1 Connect a stereo microphone (ECM-

717, ECM-MS907, ECM-MS957, etc., not supplied) to the MIC (PLUG IN POWER) jack.

2 Press and slide REC to the right.

To select microphone sensitivity

1 P res s the jog dial whil e the recorder is

stopped.

2 Turn the dial repeatedly until “MIC

SENS” flashes in the display, and then press to enter.

3 Turn the jog dial repe at edly to select

“SENS HIGH” (when recording a soft sound or a sound in the distance) or “SENS LOW”(when recording a loud sound or a sound at close range), and then press to enter.

Notes

• The recorder automatically switches input in

the following order; optical input, microphone input, and analog input. You cannot record through the microphone while an optical cable is connected to the LINE IN (OPT) jack.

• The microphone may pick up the operating

sound of the recorder itself. Use th e microphone away from the recorder in such cases. Please note that the sound of record e r operations may be picked up if the microphone that you use has a short connector.

• Only the left-channel sound is recorded when

a monaural microphone is used.

Adding track marks automatically at specified intervals (Auto Time Stamp)

See the illustration in English text (page 30). Use this feature to a dd tr a ck marks

automatically at specified intervals when recording through the analog input connector or a microphone.

1 While the reco r d er is recording or in

recording pause, press the jog dial.

2 Turn the jog dial repeatedly until

“TIME MARK” flashes in the display, and then press to enter.

3 Turn the jog dial repeatedly until the

desired time interval flashes in the display, and then press to enter. Select one of the following intervals:

“OFF” “5 min. ON” (track marks are added in ever y 5 mi nutes.) “10 min. ON” (track marks are added in ever y 10 minutes) “15 min. ON” (track marks are added in ever y 15 minutes) To cancel the setting, select “OFF” in this step.

Notes

• Automatic track marking by Auto Time Stamp

starts when you add a normal track mark to the disc (i.e., by pressing T MARK or X, etc.).

• The setting will be lost when the recording

stopped.

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