Kenwood UD-900M - Manual (Page 58)

Recording operation on cassette deck (Deck B only)
To pause recording temporarily ■ To re-start recording after mis­
take
The following procedure is useful when you want to
cancel recording in progress and restart it.
A non-recorded space of about 4 seconds or more
should be reserved before the position where record­
ing was started.
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• The indicator lights up.
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To resume recording
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To stop recording
^ stop recording and rewind tape.
During recording in
the ► direction;
During recording in
the ◄ direction;
C
I The recording is aborted, the tape is rewound to the begin­
ning or the tune being recorded, and the deck enters the
stop mode after leaving a non-recorded space of about 2
seconds from the end of the pervious tune.
2 Re-start recording.
© Press the ® key twice.
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A non-recorded space of about 4 seconds is reserved
on tape, then the tape transport stops.
@ Press the SI key once.
• Recording starts.
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CRLS
CRLS (Computer-controlled Recording Level System);
This function sets the optimum recording level automatically based on the sampling of the levels of a musical source
for about 20 seconds.
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• Even when you do not press the |CRLS| key....................Recording is performed with the basic recording level. The basic recording
level common for all input select keys has been set at the factory.
• The level is stored in memory once it has been set..........The level determined by the ICRL^key for each input source (LD/AUX,
VIDEO, MD / DAT, TUNER, CD) is stored in memory. From the next time,
the same level is recalled for the same source and applied for recording
even when thelCRLS Ikev is not pressed.
• To re-use the previous level_____
after having pressed the|CRLS~]key.............................Press the Stop key while the CRLS indicator is blinking to re-use the pre­
viously-set level.
• When the |CRLS |key is held depressed
for more than 3 seconds.................................................The indicator blinks at low speed the goes out. At this time, the CRLS level
which has been stored for the input source being indicated returns to the
basic recording level.
Recording with Dolby HX Pro
When recording on B deck, the Dolby HX Pro headroom extension function automatically operates to provide a recording with superior
high-frequency characteristics.
What is Dolby HX Pro ?
In ordinary recording using high-frequency biasing, the high-frequency bias current, which should be constant, is increased with some
recording sources due to the high-frequency component contained in the music, etc. This increase affects the recording characteristics
with distorted high frequencies and degraded dynamic range and frequency response.
The Dolby HX Pro circuit detects the high-frequency component contained in the music source being recorded, and reduces excessive bias
current to make it constant. As a result, the recording characteristics of high frequencies are drastically improved, and the improved high-
frequency reproduction can also be enjoyed even when the tape is played on tape decks which are not equipped with circuit.
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