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Recording level adjustment (for analog input
signals only)
The peak level meters show the peak level of the analog input
signal held momentarily. The MARGIN indicator shows how
much margin there is between the peak level of the input
audio signal and 0 dB. Whenever a signal having a higher
level than the displayed one is input, the new level replaces
the lower one on the MARGIN indicator.
Turn REC LEVEL so that the "OVER" segments do not light,
even at the highest level.
To reset the margin
Press MARGIN RESET. The margin will become "--".
If the level exceeds 0 dB
The "OVER" segments light in red, and "0.0 dB" blinks.
If "OVER" lights steadily, lower the recording level to avoid
sound distortion.
If you keep adjusting the recording level with the unit in
the record-pause mode
If the unit is left in the record-pause mode for more than 10
minutes, the record-pause mode will be released
automatically, and the unit will enter the stop mode. However,
the peak levels of the input audio signals appear even in the
stop mode, and you can continue to adjust the recording level.
(The "AD-DA" indicator appears.)
In the above case, press REC again to start recording.
Long-play mode
According to the input signal, recording/playback in the long-
play mode can be performed as follows.
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Light at the highest level.
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Should not light.
REC LEVEL L-@R
If the unit is left in the record-pause mode for more than 10
minutes during digital recording
The record-pause mode will be released automatically, and the unit
will enter the stop mode. (The "-DA" indicator appears.)
In this case, press REC again to start recording.
The longest recording period at each mode
The digital input signal on 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz cannot be
recorded/played back in the long play mode, even if the
REC MODE selector is set to LONG.
* When analog input signal with 32 kHz or 48 kHz is recorded
via digital-to-digital connection
Recording mode (position
STANDARD | LONG
Mode
of the REC MODE -
The longest recording period
selector) |
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Cassette
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DT-120
2h
4h
Analog input signal
standard
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(48 kHz)
(32 kHz)
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2
80m
Digital input signal
standard
long
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32 kH2*
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DT-46
| 46m
; 1h32m
Digital input signal
standard
standard
(h: hour, m: minute)
44.1 kHz, 48 kKHz*
The time counter in the long-play mode
Tape running time, absolute time and total remaining of the
tape appears, based on those in the standard mode. To obtain
the actual time. double each value.
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