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FRONT-PANEL CONTROLS

Front-Panel Controls

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Finalize:

Press this button when a recording

is complete to initiate the finalization process.

The Play/Select Button

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must be

pressed within three seconds to activate finaliza-
tion. Until this button is pressed and the finaliza-
tion process is complete, CD-R discs may not be
played on conventional CD machines. See page
22 for more information on finalization.

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Speed:

Press this button to select the

recording speed for internal dubs. See page 19
for more information on selecting the proper
speed.

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Record-Deck Open:

Press this button to

open the Record Deck 

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Record Deck:

This Disc Deck is used to play

back CD, CD-R and CD-RW discs; it is also used
for recording CDs.

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Analog-Record Level Control:

The con-

trol is used to adjust the input level when mak-
ing recordings from analog sources such as cas-
settes, or when CDs are recorded in an analog
mode. See page 21 for more information on
record levels.

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Record-Deck Stop:

Press this button to

stop the CD in the Record Deck.

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Record-Deck Play/Select:

This button has

two functions. It may be pressed when a stan-
dard CD is in the Record Deck to put the
machine in play, or it may be used to enter a
selection or start certain record functions.

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Record-Deck Pause:

When the Record

Deck is in the Play mode, pressing this button
will pause the disc. If the disc has previously
been paused, pressing this button will restart the
playback.

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Record-Deck Next:

This button has two

functions. When a disc is playing in the Record
Deck 

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, press and hold this button to play the

disc in a fast-forward mode to quickly locate a
desired passage. At any time, tapping the button
and quickly releasing it will move to the next
track on a disc in play.

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Record Deck Previous:

This button has

two functions. When a disc is playing in the
Record Deck 

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, press and hold this button to

play the disc in a fast reverse mode to quickly
locate a desired passage. At any time, tapping
the button and quickly releasing it will move to
the beginning of the current track, and the next
press will move to the previous track. When a
disc is stopped, each press will move back one
for programming or play when the disc is
stopped. Once a track is entered, it may be
played by simply pressing the 

Play 

button

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Input Select:

Press this button to select the

input source (analog or digital) for recording.
See page 21 for more information on input
selection.

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Record-Deck Time:

Press this button to

cycle through the time display options for the
Record Deck. See page 17 for more information
on the time display.

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Information Display:

The indicators in the

Information Display provide status reports on the
operation of the CDR 25. See page 7 for com-
plete explanations of each indicator.

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Remote Sensor:

The IR sensor that

receives the commands from the remote control
is behind this area. Do not cover or obscure this
part of the front panel to avoid any malfunction
with the remote.

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Play-Deck Time:

Press this button to cycle

through the time display options for the Play
Deck. See page 17 for more information on the
time display.

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Continuous Play:

Press this button to

place the CDR 25 in Continuous Play mode,
which causes it to alternate play between the
discs in each deck continuously, so long as the
next deck to be played contains a disc and play
has not been stopped. To return to the default
Single Play mode, in which play stops after the
disc in the selected deck has played once, press
this button again.

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Play-Deck Next:

This button has two func-

tions. When a disc is playing in the Play Deck

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, press and hold this button to play the disc in

a fast-forward mode to quickly locate a desired
passage. At any time, tapping the button and
quickly releasing it will move to the next track
on a disc in play.

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Play-Deck Previous:

This button has two

functions. When a disc is playing in the Play
Deck 

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, press and hold this button to play the

disc in a fast-reverse mode to quickly locate a
desired passage. At any time, tapping the button
and quickly releasing it will move to the begin-
ning of the current track, and the next press will
move to the previous track. When a disc is
stopped, each press will move back one for pro-
gramming or play when the disc is stopped.
Once a track is entered, it may be played by sim-
ply pressing the 

Play 

button

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Play-Deck Pause:

When the Play Deck is

running, pressing this button will pause the disc.
If the disc has previously been paused, pressing
this button will restart the playback .

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Play-Deck Play:

Press this button to begin

playback of a CD in the Play Deck or the dub-
bing process.

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Play-Deck Stop:

Press this button to stop

the CD in the Play Deck.

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Track Increment:

Press this button during

recording to insert a new track marker at that
point in the recording. The current track number
will be incremented by one.

Program Button:

Press this button to

begin the programming sequence for the Play
Deck or Record Deck. See page 18 for more
information on programming playlists on the
CDR 25.

Summary of Contents for CDR 25

Page 1: ...CDR 25 CDRecorder OWNER S MANUAL STOP CDR 25 PLAY PAUSE PROGRAM TIME Record Power Phones Phones Level SyncRec Dubbing TrackInc Speed Erase Finalize TIME INPUT Power for the Digital Revolution...

Page 2: ...e this manual with the remote control front panel controls and rear panel connections certain conventions have been used EXAMPLE bold type indicates a specific remote control or front panel button or...

Page 3: ...e CDR 25 If you have additional questions about this product its installation or operation that are not answered in this manual please contact your dealer who is your best source of local information...

Page 4: ...ting equipment Avoid moist or humid locations Do not obstruct the ventilation slots on the top of the unit or place objects directly over them Cleaning When the unit gets dirty wipe it with a clean so...

Page 5: ...ized 4 Headphone Jack Connect standard head phones to this jack for private listening 5 Headphone Level Control Turn this control to adjust the volume level to the head phones Note that the use of thi...

Page 6: ...input selection Record Deck Time Press this button to cycle through the time display options for the Record Deck See page 17 for more information on the time display Information Display The indicators...

Page 7: ...is being dubbed by itself as opposed to the entire disc or a programmed playlist See page 19 for more information on dubbing K Information Display This display serves two functions showing the time di...

Page 8: ...and does not require any user intervention S CD Indicator This indicator lights when a standard CD is playing in either deck 3 or T Record Indicator This indicator lights when the unit is making a rec...

Page 9: ...l decoder Coaxial Digital Input This jack accepts the digital audio input signal from a compatible digital audio product and should be connected to a coaxial digital output on a CD MD or DVD player or...

Page 10: ...k CDR Open Record Deck CDR Display Control ON OFF SEARCH PLAY SEARCH STOP PAUSE PROG CLEAR PREV NEXT POWER REPEAT RANDOM A B TR INCR FINALIZE INPUT ERASE CD SYNC REC CDR RW l a b c d g h i e k j m n o...

Page 11: ...te finalization Until this button is pressed and the finalization process is complete CD R or CD RW discs may not be played on conventional CD machines See page 22 for more information on Finalization...

Page 12: ...l Output jacks or the Optical Digital Output Jacks to the matching digital input jacks on your receiver or processor Note that you may have to change a setting on the receiv er or processor to link th...

Page 13: ...the CDR 25 is installed behind a cabinet or other obstruction that may block the path between the front panel Remote Sensor and the location where you will use the remote an optional external IR sens...

Page 14: ...the CDR 25 provided that they have been properly finalized in accordance with audio standard IEC958 Note that the CDR 25 is specifically designed for the recording and playback of consumer audio discs...

Page 15: ...se the drawer press the appropriate Open Close button 7 2 or gently press on the outside of the front cover of the disc tray When the drawer is closed the word CLOSEwill appear momentarily in the Info...

Page 16: ...place the unit in a Standbymode at the end of a listening session press the Power Off button H The word OFFwill appear briefly in the Information Display K any open disc trays will automatically close...

Page 17: ...a has been read the Information Display K for any deck that has a CD inside will show the number of tracks on the disc in the two left dig its of the display and the total running time of the disc Whe...

Page 18: ...a program list it will remain in the unit s memory until the disc is removed or the unit is turned off Thus if you play through a program list simply press the Play button 9 again to replay the list T...

Page 19: ...eed Recordings may be made from an external CD player or other digital source that is synchro nized with the dub being made in the CDR 25 Recordings may be made from any compatible external digital so...

Page 20: ...ing CD Sync Recording the record unit starts in sync with the source and tracks are added automatically 1 To make a CD Sync recording First make cer tain your playback source is selected and cued to t...

Page 21: ...ecord Indicator T will flash and the word BUSYwill briefly appear in the Information Display K When the Display returns to the track and running time information the unit is ready to record 5 Once the...

Page 22: ...goes out the Information Display K will return to its normal indications and the finaliza tion process is complete Note that the CD RW indicator PS will light to remind you that the disc is now ready...

Page 23: ...ssed when a Unfinalize the disc to add tracks to a CD RW disc Finalized disc is in the Record Deck Replace the disc with a blank CD R or CD RW disc A record related button has been pressed when a Repl...

Page 24: ...D 0 01 0dB Analog Input Sensitivity 330 mV RMS 47k 0dB Digital Inputs Direct Recording 44 1kHz 100 ppm min General Power Requirement 110 240 VAC 50 60Hz Power Consumption 20 Watts Dimensions Width 17...

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