Philips DAT850 - Manual (Page 15)

Record muting Synchronized recording with the CD player
This is used to leave an appropriate no-signal recorded section
between tunes.
1. When a section of the source you do not want to record
is reached during recording, press the «/oREC/REC MUTE
button then release it. The REC indicator blinks and a
no-signal recorded section is left during record muting
operation.
REC/REC MUTE
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Press and release it.
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Blinks
No-signal recorded sections
are left.
• About 4 seconds later, the REC and PAUSE indicators light
and the deck enters the rec-pause mode.
2. Press the ► PLAY button to start recording again.
To leave a no-signal recorded section of more than 4 seconds
Keep the */o REC/REC MUTE button pressed continuously as
long as you want to leave a no-signal recorded section. When
the button is released after the above operations, the deck enters
the rec-pause mode.
• A TIME codes will be written continuously even when the rec-
mute mode is engaged.
• To make recordings in different recording modes on one
tape
Be sure to leave a no-signal section before starting recording
In the new mode.
Example: To change the recording mode from 48k to 32k-LP
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----- no-signal section
— Start recording from here.
1. Set the deck to the rec-pause mode.
2. Change the recoding mode.
3. Press the «/o REC/REC MUTE button.
• After 4 seconds, the deck enters the rec-pause mode. Press
the ► PLAY button to start recording.
Preparation: Connect the connecting cord to the REMOTE
CONT. jack on the CD player beforehand.
1. Insert the cassette tape. Set the desired starting point of
the tape for recording.
2. Press the i^fo REC/REC MUTE and the n PAUSE buttons
simultaneously to enter "REC/PAUSE" mode.
• The DAT deck should be operated from the stop mode.
3. Set the TIMER switch to PLAY.
4. Press the PLAY button of the CD piayer.
• Recording in the programmed order is possible if the
desired tracks have been programmed beforehand.
On completion of the above procedures, the recording to the
DAT deck starts automaticaliy and the recording is carried
out.
The DAT deck enters stop mode automaticaliy when the paly
of the CD player is over.
Blank search
• This is used to locate the point in the middle of a tape where
the previous recording ended, so a new recording can be
made from that position.
1- Load a cassette and press the WIND button.
REWIND WIND
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2. When the End code is detected, the deck stops automatically.
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START ID and program number End code
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The tape is automatically rewound to the beginning of the
End code and stops there.
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• When an End code is not marked, the deck automatically
stops just before the non-recorded section of the tape.
• If new tape is loaded, the tape is first fast-forwarded and
after 5 seconds, the tape is rewound.
Note:
When making a recording, if you change the recording mode
(48k, 44k, 32k or 32k-LP) in the middle of a tape, be sure to
leave a no-signal section using the Record Mute function, etc.
before starting recording in the new mode.
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