HHB CDR-850 Mode D'emploi page 48

INPUT SELECTOR
DIGITAL
COAX
OPT
AES/
EBU
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ANALOG
XLR
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XLR
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MODES OF RECORDING
To monitor the recording input, set the INPUT SELECTOR to
the position corresponding to the required digital source.
Please note if the INPUT SELECTOR is already set to the
required position it must be changed to another position and
then returned to the required position, this is used to activate
the input monitor facility.
When the input is selected the unit's display will show the
source component name e.g. "INPUT" = "CD" (only from a
digital input) = "MONI".
÷ This input source display is only available if the input
source is a CD, MD, DAT, DCC or DVD.
÷ When recording from digital sources such as video CD or
LD, "CD" may be displayed as the input source.
÷ Before recording from LaserDisc, ensure that the
sampling frequency indicator lights on the recorder
display. Digital recording is not possible if the sampling
frequency indicator does not light. Always check the input
source using the input monitor function.
CAUTION
The CDR-850 is a recorder for writable compact discs.
The CD-R indicator lights when a CD-R (Compact Disc
– Recordable) is loaded. The CD-RW indicator lights
when a CD-RW (Compact Disc – ReWriteable) disc is
loaded. Recording on a partially recorded disc starts
at the end of the existing recording. A CD-R disc is only
recordable once and cannot be erased once
recorded. A CD-RW disc can be recorded, erased, and
re-recorded.
In the following cases recording is NOT possible
when the RECORD or DIGITAL SYNCHRO buttons
are pressed.
• When the CD indicator is lit ( CD disc or finalized CD- R)
• When the CD-RW and FINALIZE indicators are lit
(finalized CD-RW).
• When there is no remaining recording time on the
disc and "REC FULL" is displayed.
• When 99 tracks have been recorded and "REC
FULL" is displayed. ( CD's allow a maximum of 99
tracks)
• When an AES/EBU format (proformat) digital audio
signal is input, ALL-track recording will not operate.
ALL-track recording will only operate for home-use
format digital signals.
When a CD-R or CD-RW disc is inserted into the unit, a
number of automatic calibrations are performed. This
process is known as OPC (Optimum Power
Calibration). These adjustments optimize the laser
power to the reflectivity of the disc. OPC is performed
for every CD-R or CD-RW disc inserted. When the
recorder is first turned on it requires time to complete
the automatic adjustments and "STANDBY" is
displayed, Recording is not possible until calibration has
been completed.
Before turning off the power on the recorder, ensure
the disc is ejected from the unit. If a disc is left in the
recorder and the power turned off the disc may not
operate correctly.