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End ID
This signal indicates the end position of a recording.
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record the end ID at the beginning of the portion you
don't want played. When the end ID is detected during
playback, the tape stops automatically.
@) When recording new material on a recorded tape, you
can write an end ID at the end of the re-recorded
portion. This will help you easily find the position to start
recording the next time when you want to record other
material onto the same tape.
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End ID
During playback, the tape is automatically
rewound to the beginning.
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Selection
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Portion where you have not made a second recording
(The first recording has not been erased.)
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Absolute time
The absolute time indicates the position of the tape,
giving the time elapsed from the beginning. The absolute
time is recorded automatically at the same time the
audio signal is recorded. It cannot be re-recorded. The
absolute time allows you to confirm the elapsed time
from the start of the tape, or search for the position of the
tape you want to listen to.
When using the sub codes
Locating a selection (AMS function)
Program time
This is the time elapsed for a selection.
Start !D
Listening to the first portion of selections sequentially
(Music Scan)
Start ID
Choosing a selection directly
Start D/Program number
Programming desired selections in a desired order (RMS play)
Start |D/Program number
Skipping the portion not desired
Skip ID/Start ID
Ricans the correct elapsed time of playback
Absolute time
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Absolute time
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