Kenwood DP-M5520 - Manual (Page 17)

CD Edit recording
This function allows to edit tracks on a disc to a accommodate them within the recording time of a specific tape so that
they can be recorded efficiently without any waste of the tape.
DISC SELECTOR keys
© Press the EDIT key of the CD player. Then select a disc.
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® While the EDIT indicator is lit, enter the recording time
of the tape to be used for recording with the numeric
keys.
® With a C“60 tape, press the I +10 j key six times then
press the key once.
® With a C-46 tape, press the 1 + 1 0 j key four times then
press the key once.
Editing is executed as follows.
© The set recording time is divided by two, and tracks
which can be accommodated in file A (for tape side
A) are edited and programmed in the order of their
track Nos.
© Next, the tracks for file B {for tape side B} are also
edited in the same manner.
@ Start recording on the cassette deck.
Put the cassette deck in the record mode, and start
playing the CD.
EDIT key
M To check conterits of edited program
Press the CHECK key.
® Each time the CHECK key is pressed there after, the
track numbers are displayed from the first one on in the
order they were edited.
m To erase an edited program
AH the contents of edited program will be erased if
you perform any of the following operations:
© Pressing the play mode selector and selecting other
than program mode.
© Pressing the EJECT key
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© Pressing the CLEAR key repeatedly until all the tracks
are cleared in the program,
© Turning off the power.
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For the recording procedure of the cassette deck,
please read the instruction manual provided with the
cassette deck.
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1. Up TO a maximum of 20 tracks can be edited using this
function.
2. The edit function will not operate if tracks have been pro­
grammed.
3. The edit function will not select track numbers above 20.