Sony MZ-RH910 - Manual (Page 57)

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Storing the settings for
individual discs (Disc
Memory)
The recorder is factory set to
automatically store settings for each disc.
The recorder automatically stores the
settings for a disc and retrieves them
whenever the disc is inserted.
The following setting can be stored:
• Bookmark
• “Custom 1” and “Custom 2” settings of
6-Band Equalizer (for models except
European models)
You can check the setting as follows.
1
Remove the disc from the recorder,
enter the menu and select “Option” -
“Disc Memory”.
2
Turn the jog dial to select “On”, and
then press the jog dial to enter the
selection.
To set the recorder so that
disc settings are not stored
Select “Off” in step 2.
Erasing the disc information
1
Insert the disc whose information is
to be erased and verify its contents.
2
Select “1MemoryErase” in step 2.
The disc information is erased.
• Settings for up to 64 discs can be stored. Any
settings stored afterwards will replace the
settings with the lowest frequency of use
among the 64. The numbers of discs that can
be stored depend on the numbers of tracks
recorded on the discs. More tracks recorded
per disc means fewer discs can be stored.
• If you try to erase the disc information of a
disc that have never been stored, “NO DISC
MEMORY” appears in the display for a few
seconds.
Starting the playback
quickly (Quick Mode)
The recorder is factory set to quickly start
playback after the playback button is
pressed.
You can check the setting as follows.
1
While the recorder is stopped or
playing, enter the menu and select
“Option” - “Quick Mode”.
2
Turn the jog dial to select “On”, and
then press the jog dial to enter the
selection.
If you will not use the recorder
for a long time
Select “Off” in step 2.
You can minimize battery drain while the
recorder is not being used.
When “Quick Mode” is set to “On”, power
continues to flow in the recorder even when it is
not being operated. The power is automatically
cut off when the batteries become drained.
MENU
Jog dial
Notes
Note
MENU
Jog dial