User manual PHILIPS CDR602

[. . . ] CAUTION: Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure or other unsafe operation. This product complies with the radio interference requirements of the European Union. Please note: - the digits (1) throughout the text indicate a sequence of actions necessary to perform a certain operation; - the arrows () indicate the reaction from the recorder; - the dots (0) indicate remarks, advice or special options within a sequence of actions. All instructions in this manual are based on control via the keys on the set. [. . . ] The recorder stops automatically in case of digital recording from a CD. With AUTO TRACK ON, the recorder pauses and waits for a new track for 1 minute before going to stop. Recordings from DAT, DCC or analog sources will only stop after 20 seconds of silence. Finalizing If you want to play the recorded CD(RW) on a normal CD player, you must first finalize the disc. 1 - Turntable is connected with its analog out connectors to amplifier/receiver which is connected to the analog in connectors of your CD-recorder: connection is ANALOG DIGITAL I, OPTICAL I or ANALOG lights up and DIGITAL 1, OPTICAL 1 or ANALOG will appear on the display. 3 With the recorder stopped, press RECORDING TYPE two times to to select REC TRACK for recording of a single track. Recording To start recording, press Play on the external source from which you want to record. If, however, you start the source during a track, recording will start at the beginning of the next track or after 2. The recorder stops automatically in case of digital recording from a CD. Recordings from DAT, DCC or analog sources will only stop after 20 seconds of silence. Finalizing If you want to play the recorded CDR(W) on a normal CD player, you must first finalize the disc. This feature enables you to record a single track from a CD, LP or cassette. 1 2 Preparing Place an unfinalized recordable disc , absolutely free of scratches and dust particles in the CD recorder tray. Press SOURCE repeatedly to select the type of connection you made to your source of recording. Examples: - CD-player is connected with its digital out connector directly to the digital in connector of your CD-recorder: connection is DIGITAL I. - CD-player is connected with its analog out connectors directly to analog in connectors of your CD-recorder: connection is ANALOG Press SOURCE repeatedly to select the type of connection you made to your source of recording. Examples: - CD-player is connected with its digital out connector directly to the digital in connector of your CD-recorder: connection is DIGITAL I. - CD-player is connected with its analog out connectors directly to analog in connectors of your CD-recorder: connection is ANALOG - Turntable is connected with its analog out connectors to amplifier/receiver which is connected to the analog in connectors of your CD-recorder: connection is ANALOG DIGITAL I, OPTICAL I or ANALOG lights up and DIGITAL 1, OPTICAL or ANALOG will appear on the display. This feature enables you to manually start and stop a recording record from any source. You can use manual recording for recording live music, or for particular music like classic which cannot be recorded with synchronised recording. Important: For recording from CD-changers, use the RECORD DISC, RECORD TRACK or MAKE CD mode. Track increments During digital recordings, track numbers can be copied automatically from the original. [. . . ] With the MEMORY VIEW function you can view/delete the CD text in the recorder's memory for each unfinalized disc. The amount of memory used is displayed each time the tray opens with an unfinalized CDR(W) inserted (e. Track increments During synchronised recordings, track numbers will be copied from the original. 7 seconds) in the source material and start a new track (Auto track increment). [. . . ]