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AUTOMATIC
PROGRAMMING
FOR RECORDING
TO TAPE
1. Follow steps 1 through 3 of "MANUAL PROGRAMMING
(FOR
RECORDING
TO TAPE)".
2. Press the "TAPE EDIT" button once again so that the unit will ©
memorize the total recording time available on the tape.
Notes:
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® Because the display indicates (separately for side A and side B of the
tape) the programmed track number, the program number, and the
sequential number of the programmed selections, it is easy to see the
specifics of the programming
process at a glance.
= beginning from track 1, it may actually follow some other sequence
in
order to leave the minimum
amount of unrecorded
space at the ends
of the tape.
If, for example, tracks 1 through 4 would fit onto side A of the tape
and track 5 would not fit after track 4, but track 6 would fit after track
4, the unit would automatically program
itself to skip track 5, and to
play track 6 instead as the final track for side A of the tape. Thus,
track 5 would then be automatically programmed to be played as the
first track for side B of the tape. The programmed results would then
be as follows.
Tape side A: tracks 1, 2, 3, 4, 6
Tape side B: tracks 5, 7, 8 ...
* Ifyou want the tracks on the disc to be recorded onto the tape in
exactly the same
order as they are on the disc, either use a tape of
a different length, or make the programming manually.
PLAY button on this unit.
Notes:
@ Refer to the notes on page 15.
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