HHB comm CDR-830 Manuel D’Utilisation
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4 Getting started
3
Press RECORD
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¶ REC
on the remote control).
The recorder goes into record-
pause. (You can also press
pause. (You can also press
MONITOR
.)
4
Start playing the source to
check the signal.
check the signal.
If necessary, set the recording
level (see page 23).
level (see page 23).
If the signal appears OK, stop the
source.
source.
5
Check that the time display
reads 00:00, then press
reads 00:00, then press
8
8
8
8
8
or
3
3
3
3
3 (6
6
6
6
6 on the front
panel) to start recording.
If you pressed
MONITOR
in step 3,
you’ll need to press
RECORD
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here, then
8 or 3 (6) to start
recording.
6
Restart playback of the
source material.
source material.
If the
AUTO
TRACK
indicator is lit in
the display then the recorder will
start a new track each time it
detects a sound after at least two
seconds of continuous silence.
(To switch off auto track
numbering see
start a new track each time it
detects a sound after at least two
seconds of continuous silence.
(To switch off auto track
numbering see
Manually
numbering tracks on page 33.)
7
When you're done, press
7
7
7
7
7.
After pressing
7, the display
shows
PMA
REC
while it records
the track information to the disc.
ENTER
CURSOR
MENU/
DELETE
TEXT
MARK
SET
CLEAR
TITLE
/MODE
7
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8
3
4
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P Q R S
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W X Y Z
REC SYNCHRO
REPEAT RANDOM NAME CLIP
I
NPUT
SELECTER
FADER
SKIP PLAY
COMPACT DISC RECORDER
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
SKIP ID
PROGRAM
CHECK
CLEAR
AUTO/
MANUAL
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10/0
>10
SCROLL
DISPLAY
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5
7
3
2
Manual
recording
recording
Use the manual recording
method with a source where
syncho recording is not suitable.
For example, if you are recording
from a digital source that does
not have ID flags, synchro
recording is not possible since
there are no track numbers or
start IDs to signal the start and
end points of the recording.
Manual recording is also useful
with a noisy analog source, such
as an old recording, or from a
source with long quiet sections,
where the recorder may not
recognize the end of tracks.
method with a source where
syncho recording is not suitable.
For example, if you are recording
from a digital source that does
not have ID flags, synchro
recording is not possible since
there are no track numbers or
start IDs to signal the start and
end points of the recording.
Manual recording is also useful
with a noisy analog source, such
as an old recording, or from a
source with long quiet sections,
where the recorder may not
recognize the end of tracks.
1
Load a CD-R or CD-RW disc.
Check the display to make sure
that there's enough space on the
disc for what you want to record.
that there's enough space on the
disc for what you want to record.
2
Press INPUT SELECTOR to
choose an input.
choose an input.
Pressing
INPUT
SELECTOR
repeatedly switches the active
input:
input:
Analog - Optical - Coaxial
The recorder's display indicates
the current input.
the current input.
DIGITAL
REC LEVEL
ANALOG
REC LEVEL
MENU/
DELETE
TEXT
SYNCHRO
PROFESSIONAL
7
5
3
1
MONITOR
INPUT
SELECTOR
AUTO
MANUAL
TITLE/MODE
TRACK NO.
WRITE
DISPLAY
FINALIZE
ERASE
SCROLL
CD TEXT
2
MODE
INPUT
START METHOD TRACK INC. METHOD AUTO/MAN
SYNCHRO
CD&MD dig.
Level >
−
90 dBFS
CD, MD Sub-code
AUTO
SYNCHRO
DAT dig.
DAT START ID
DAT START ID
AUTO
SYNCHRO
ANALOG
Level > A.LVL(MENU)
Level Threshold(A.LVL in MENU) AUTO
SYNCHRO
CD&MD dig.
Level >
−
90 dBFS
None
MANUAL
SYNCHRO
DAT dig.
DAT START ID
None
MANUAL
SYNCHRO
ANALOG
Level > A.LVL(MENU)
None
MANUAL
NORMAL
CD&MD dig.
Manual
CD, MD Sub-code
AUTO
NORMAL
DAT dig.
Manual
DAT START ID
AUTO
NORMAL
ANALOG
Manual
Level Threshold(A.LVL in MENU) AUTO
NORMAL
CD&MD dig.
Manual
None
MANUAL
NORMAL
DAT dig.
Manual
None
MANUAL
NORMAL
ANALOG
Manual
None
MANUAL
Start method and track numbering in synchro and normal modes