Kenwood COMPACT DISC DIGITAL AUDIO UD-703 - Manual (Page 41)

Preparation • Load a cassstte tape in the deck.
• Select the tape transport direction (◄ or ►).
• Select (two-side recording) or
(one- side recording).
• Select the Dolby NR mode.
• (insert a disc in the CD player.)
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Recording (DeckB only)
Select the source to be recorded.
The source component to be
recorded should be displayed.
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•When the CD input is selected and if a disc has been set in the CD player,
its playback starts immediately. * •
•The bias adjustment consists of checking the characteristics of the loaded
tape and adjusting the deck to allow best-balanced recording. The
adjustment data are held in memory unless the power is turned OFF orthe
door of deck B is opened, so it is not required to re-adjust the bias in case
of re- recording.
• The bias adjustment is completed in approx. 45 seconds, after which the
deck enters the stop mode.
• To stop bias adjustrnent in the middle, press the ■ key.
• Even if the bias adjustment is not performed, there will be no trouble In
recording because a general bias has been set depending on the Normal,
Chrome or Metal type of tape.
Start auto recording level adjustment
O Play the contents to be recorded
(or receive the radio station to be recorded).
Blinks. . Lights.
Approx.
cRLs 20 sec. CRl-S
• The recording level setting is completed in approx. 20 seconds, after
which the deck enters the record-pause mode.
• If recording is started during the setting (while the CRLS indicator is
blinking), distorted sound may be recorded.
• If the CRLS key is pressed during the setting (while the indicator Is
blinking), the setting is interrupted and the deck enters the record-pause
mode.
• If a non-recorded space of more than 3 seconds is detected after the
CRLS key is pressed, the recording level setting is aborted.
Start recording.
If the CD track to be recorded is selected without pressing the
■ key, recording on the cassette deck starts automatically.
(Synchro recording)
• Recording starts.
• Recording stops automatically when the tape side(s) to be recorded have
been recorded.