HHB comm CDR-830 Manuel D’Utilisation

When recording, or in record-
pause mode, the source signal is
always available for monitoring
through a connected audio
system or through a pair of
headphones plugged into the
CDR–830’s phones jack. Even if
you’re not recording, you can still
monitor—useful for cueing up for
the next recording and also for
checking that tracks are starting
in the proper places during
automatic track numbering.

Make sure that the input selector
is set to the correct input.

The indicator above the 

button lights up.

• When automatic track

numbering has been selected,
the 

 indicator will light

for 2 seconds at track start
points. See 

numbering tracks on page 33
if you find the recorder can’t
recognize the gaps between
tracks.

• When monitoring through a

digital output, you cannot hear
changes you make in the
recording level or balance.

The monitor indicator switches
off.

These settings control the
number of generations of digital
copies that can be made from the
recorded disc. Use this function
to set whether the disc can be
copied unlimited times, once, or
not at all. The status of the copy-
bit in the incoming digital signal is
ignored and the copy-bit setting
on the recorded disc is only set
by this menu function.

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select the copy flag setting.

The default setting is copy permit.
Turn the dial to cycle through the
following settings:

– Permits unlimited copies

– Permits one copy only

– Restricts all copying

• When the original setting is

changed, a question mark (?)
blinks next to the selected
option.

The question mark disappears
from the display and the new
setting is confirmed.

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