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Recording
Recording
Refer to page 23 for “Connecting with Other Equipment for Recording”.
Locating the point at which to begin
recording
The absolute time is automatically written
simultaneously while recording.
The absolute time is indicated as the length of time
from the beginning of the tape, and is useful in
determing the elapsed time from the beginning of the
tape. When recording on a partially recorded tape,
locate the end of the previous recording and start
recording from that point (this is to avoid creating an
unrecorded segement). Once the absolute time is
written, it cannot be erased.
If you wish to insert a four-second blank segment
automatically, refer to page 27 for “Recording blank
segment—REC MUTING”.
To record from the beginning of the tape
Press the = 0 button to
rewind the tape. “TOP” flashes
when the tape is rewound to the
beginning.
To record on a partially recorded tape
Press the ) + button to
locate the end of the previous
recording. “bLANK” appears
when the end of the previous
recording is located, and the
tape stops at the point.
Note
The absolute time may not
be written correctly in the
following cases.
• When recording on a
partially recorded tape
containing an
unrecorded segment
(i.e., a portion of the
tape that has never been
recorded).
• When recording on a
partially recorded tape
for which the absolute
time has not been
written originally.
Notes
• Do not press the p
STOP button when
“bLANK” is displayed.
If it is pressed, the
absolute time will
become “--H--M--S” and
will not be written
thereafter.
• “— —” indicates an
unrecorded segment.
Press the = 0
button to rewind the
tape until “— —” stops
flashing. Then, press the
) + button to
locate the end of the
previous recording.
Microphone
(not supplied)
to MIC/LINE IN
r REC
P PAUSE
( PLAY
MIC/LINE IN
MIC ATT
SP • LP
MANUAL • MIC LIMITER • AUTO
(AGC)