16
RECORDING
TO
A
CD
‐
R/CD
‐
RW
ABOUT
CD
‐
R
AND
CD
‐
RW
DISCS
1.
Record
and
Erase
Features:
Only
CD
‐
RW
discs
can
be
recorded
and
erased
many
times.
A
CD
‐
R
disc
can
be
recorded
only
once.
As
soon
as
they
have
been
recorded
or
finalized,
they
cannot
be
erased
or
re
‐
recorded.
However,
if
space
is
available
on
the
disc
before
finalized,
additional
material
can
still
be
recorded.
2.
Compatibility
A
CD
‐
R
disc
can
be
played
on
the
majority
of
audio
CD
players.
However,
certain
CD
‐
RW
discs
may
not
compatible
with
certain
audio
CD
‐
players.
BEFORE
RECORDING
Audio
from
PHONO,
AUX
and
TAPE
sources
can
be
recorded
on
the
CD
recorder.
PREPARE
THE
AUDIO
SOURCE
FOR
RECORDING
1.
Select
the
desired
audio
recording
source
by
pressing
the
corresponding
button
(PHONO,
AUX
or
TAPE).
2.
Prepare
the
appropriate
audio
source
for
normal
play
(vinyl
record,
external
audio
device
or
cassette
tape).
3.
Load
a
recordable
CD
‐
R
or
CD
‐
RW
disc
and
close
the
CD
tray.
The
display
will
show
‘BUSY
CD’
while
the
disc
is
reading.
Wait
until
the
reading
is
complete
before
moving
onto
to
the
next
step.
4.
Make
sure
‘NO
TOC’
and
‘CD
‐
R’
(or
‘CD
‐
RW’)
indicators
light
on
the
display.
Otherwise
the
RECORD
function
will
not
work.
NOTE:
‘NO
TOC’
is
an
abbreviation
of
‘No
table
of
contents’,
indicating
a
blank
CD.
SELECT
AUTO/MANUAL
TRACK
INCREMENT
MODE
Press
AUTO/MANUAL
button
repeatedly
to
cycle
between
the
following
modes:
•
AUTO:
The
selection
of
tracks
recorded
will
match
the
original
play
list
with
track
separation
as
per
the
original
recording.
•
MANUAL
TRACK:
Tracks
will
not
be
assigned
automatically.
A
new
track
will
be
assigned
whenever
TRACK
INCREMENT
button
is
pressed
during
recording.
If
your
source
to
be
recorded
is
not
of
the
best
quality,
it
is
recommended
to
use
the
“MANUAL
TRACK”
function
for
best
results.
