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PAUSE
Program
Numbers
Writing program numbers from the
middle of the tape
1
To locate the last point of the
previous recording, using the end
search function. (Ppage 26)
It is important to proceed with the end
search function in order not to leave a
blank section on the tape.
2
Make sure that the AUTO indicator
is lit. If it is not lit, press the
START ID AUTO button.
When turning on the power and
inserting a cassette with its safety tab
at the record-possible position, the
AUTO indicator lights.
In timer recording, the AUTO
indicator will be the same as the one
before the power is turned off.
3
Press the ¶ ¶ ¶ ¶ ¶ REC button to set the
deck in the record-pause mode.
4
Designate the next program
number (the number that follows
the program number of the last
selection) with the numeric button
on the remote commander.
If you are not aware of the program
number, press the 4 button to
check the last program number (After
checking the program number, locate
the last point of the previous
recording, using the end search
function.)
If the program number of the last
selection appears at the PGM NO.
display
you need not to designate the next
number.
a) Next program number
If the next program number is not
designated
The start IDs will be written, but the
program numbers will not.
You can write the program numbers
using the renumbering function
described on the next page.
5
Press the 8 8 8 8 8 PAUSE or 3 3 3 3 3 (play)
button.
The program numbers are written
consecutively, beginning from the
designated number at the same
position as the start ID.
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