Kenwood UD-952 - Manual (Page 44)

CD edit recording
The following procedures allow edit recording of CDs by
simply setting the length (recording time) of the tape. All of
other operations will be assumed by the UD system, from the
recording level and bias settings to the complicated process­
ing at the end of two sides of tape. (OCRS)
Desired CD tracks of more than one CD can be edited in the
desired order. In this case, use the "program edit recording"
procedure.
Select the type of edit recording.
Do you care about
the order of tracks?
f Timed edit recording
Program edit recording
Cross-faded
(two tunes overlapped)
Is the tape recording
time enough for the CD?
How should the interval
between tunes be? Al edit recording
Space (same as
recording on CD)
Cross-fade edit recording
f Fade edit recording
CCRS (Computer Controlled Recording System)
The CCRS allows to record CD on tape with a one-touch operation.
When the
CCRS key is pressed, the contents of CD and the characteristics of the tape used are checked in approx. 90 seconds, the recording level
and bias are automatically set accordingly and recording starts. After the recording, it is also stopped automatically. Pressing the CCRS key ON
switches the DUAL SOUND function automatically OFF.
The auto bias setting is cleared when the power is turned OFF or the door of deck B is opened. (The "AUTO BIAS" indicator is lit while the auto bias
data is held in memory.)
The edited data is cleared when the power is turned OFF or when the CD is stopped.
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UD-95S [En)
Function of CRLS key
The CRLS sets the recording level automatically in 20 seconds by ana­
lyzing the sound to be recorded.
If the key has never been pressed
....The sound is recorded with the basic level set with the unit.
If the key is pressed
....The recording level is set automatically and stored in memory
as the recording level to be used with the current input being
selected (CD, TUNER, AUX, etc.). From the next time on, this