Panasonic SC-CH7 - Manual (Page 42)

Edit-Recording Compact Discs
You can not edit more than 21 tracks.
You can make a record with your desired tone quality and
ambience enhancement effect. During edit-recording, the Edit mode has priority hence operations
tiiat can be performed are power switch-on/switch-off and level
control adjustments.
Sequencial editing (NORMAL)
During recording, silent gaps of approximately 4 seconds are
inserted between tracks automatically (auto space function).
The unit makes a tape with no blank at the end of side A.
A tape such as follows will be made:
Faded out at the end of side A
(side A) I 1 St track I 1 2nd track | [ 3«1 track 1 i
(side B) I *th track I P 5th track | | 61h track |
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The track that has been faded Faded out if the tape ends
out at the end of side A in the middle of the track
1 Carry out the steps 1 and 2 of “Recording” on
page 40.
Recording will take place automatically from the forward side
to the reverse side of the tape, so insert the tape with the side
from which you intend to record first facing toward you, then
enter the reverse mode
2 Press the input selector button on the ampli­
fier marked “CD”.
3 Load a disc.
4 Press the edit mode button once to indicate
“C-AUTO”.
Cassette deck wilt take up the leader tape automatically and
the edit indicator wilt illuminate.
Edit indicator
5 Press the play button.
The ATLS function (See page 45.) will operate to adjust the
recording level, and then recording will start.
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When edit-recording has finished, the cassette deck automati­
cally creates a non-recorded passage of about four seconds
in length, and then enters the recording standby mode.
■ When the edit indicator and CD indicator on the
cassette deck does not iliuminate
The cassette deck is not ready to record because the tape is not
loaded or the safety tab is broken, for example. Press the stop
button on the CD player and repeat the procedure from step 1.
■ To stop edit recording
Press the stop button on the cassette deck.
The CD player will automatically stop.
■ To record another disc on the tape left
When recording of the first disc has finished, the link indicator
illuminates and the CD player's time display indicates the amount
of blank tape left over on side “B”. The tracks from a second disc
can be recorded as indicated on page 45.
After finishing recording the first disc using the sequencial editing,
tracks to be recorded on the tape leftover will not be displayed, but
it is possible to record ^mother disc.
If another disc is not going to be recorded, press the stop button on
the CD player.
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