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1 – Introduction

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  TASCAM  CC-222

MK

IV

5 – Recording CDs

When dubbing from tape to disc, follow the instructions here.

1  Load the tape with the side that will be recorded first 

to be played first. Set the noise reduction, reverse 

mode, etc. Also, check the 

MONITOR

 is set 

DISC

.

2  Load a recordable disc.
3  Use the 

MENU

 key until 

DUB>VOL

 appears on 

the screen. Use the

 MULTI DIAL

 to select 

THRU

 to 

bypass the input level control (see “Bypassing the 

input level for dubbing” on page 24).

 

If you want to adjust the input volume, set the 

DUB>VOL

 menu to 

ON

 and use the CD deck’s 

INPUT

 control to adjust the level of signals. If you 

wish to adjust the volume before recording starts, 

put the CD-RW into record standby or Monitor 

mode (see “Input monitoring on page 21”) and use 

the 

INPUT 1 SEL

 key to select 

TAPE

.

4  Press the 

DUB 1

 key.

 

The CD goes into record standby. The tape rewinds 

to the start of the tape and starts playing back. The 

CD recorder starts recording.

5  When the available recording time on the disc is fin-

ished, or the tape has stopped, then recording will 

stop on the disc.

 

You can also stop the dubbing process by pressing 

either of the 

STOP

 keys.

NOTE

A recordable disc must be loaded in the drive. The 
DUB 1 key is disabled if the media are not loaded, and 
if the drives are in any mode other than stop.

Dubbing from tape to disc

Bypassing the INPUT level for dubbing

The input control can be bypassed so that it has no effect 

when dubbing, in the following way:

1  Press the menu key until the 

DUB>VOL

 item ap-

pears.

2  Turn the dial to select 

THRU

, the control is bypassed 

and disabled.

NOTE

This setting applies only to dubbing procedures, not to 
other recordings.

It is not possible to make this menu setting (or other 
menu settings) when dubbing is actually taking place.

1  To record from the middle of the tape, set noise 

reduction, reverse mode, etc. and locate the tape to 

the position where playback will start.

2  Press the tape 

PAUSE

 key to leave the tape in 

paused mode.

3  With a recordable disc in the drive, press the 

DUB 

1

 key. The tape will start playing back, and the disc 

will start recording.

 

Recording stops under the same circumstances as 

for the whole tape (end of tape, end of disc or either 

STOP

 key pressed).

Dubbing to CD from the middle of the tape

Summary of Contents for CC-222MKIV

Page 1: ...CC 222 CD Recorder Cassette Deck D01226620B OWNER S MANUAL Professional...

Page 2: ...n INFORMATION TO THE USER This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reas...

Page 3: ...feet of the unit before mounting CAUTION Leave 1U of space above the unit for ventilation Allow at least 10 cm 4 in at the rear of the unit for ventilation 1 Read these instructions 2 Keep these inst...

Page 4: ...install them correctly in the battery compartment as indicated Putting them in backward could make the batteries rupture or leak causing fire injury or stains around them When you store or dispose ba...

Page 5: ...of tracks 23 Full disc 23 Recording to disc from the RIAA PHONO inputs 23 Dubbing from tape to disc 24 Dubbing to CD from the middle of the tape 24 Bypassing the INPUT level for dubbing 24 Advanced re...

Page 6: ...ding of CDs from digital audio sources which are at frequencies other than the CD standard sampling frequency of 44 1 kHz Disc track divisions can be entered manually or can produced automatically as...

Page 7: ...oubt in this matter consult an electrician NOTE When transporting the unit always use the original packing materials For this reason we strongly recom mend that you save all the packing materials that...

Page 8: ...discs Music discs with copy control a compact disc copy protection system have been released from several record companies aiming to protect their copyright interests Since some of these discs do not...

Page 9: ...ways keep the recording sides of the discs away from grime and dust to avoid a reduction in sound quality To clean a disc wipe gently with a soft dry cloth from the center towards the outside edge Do...

Page 10: ...function properly the batter ies have become weak and should be replaced Always replace both batteries with new batteries of the same type Point the remote control to the remote sensor on the main un...

Page 11: ...control This rotary control affects the level fed to the disc Note that it has no effect during automatic tape to disc dubbing if the menu item bypass ing the volume during dubbing is set to through r...

Page 12: ...ct a standard pair of stereo headphones to this 1 4 jack and adjust the level with the control Rear panel DIGITAL COAXIAL INPUT and OUTPUT jacks These RCA jacks input and output SPDIF digital audio da...

Page 13: ...Lights when the SYNC recording mode is on rREPEAT A B display When the Repeat function is on REPEAT is lit When the A B Repeat function is on REPEAT and A B are lit A B also blinks until a B point is...

Page 14: ...ed fade in and fade out when recording to disc The time is set using menu items hERASE key Used when erasing data from CD RW discs jFINALIZE key Used when finalizing recordable discs kCD REC MUTE key...

Page 15: ...pling rate converter ON Sampling Frequency conversion on page 21 VOLUME Digital volume control 0dB Signal volume on page 21 A_TRK Automatic track increment LEVEL Automatic track division on page 26 A_...

Page 16: ...es to set the tens digit of the track number followed by a single key to set the units digit For example Track 13 10 3 Track 30 10 10 10 0 NOTE On the remote control unit only the search keys can be u...

Page 17: ...6 03 4 The next program step can then be entered NOTE Steps 3 and 4 above can also be carried out from the main unit by turning and pushing the MULTI DIAL key 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 above until the pr...

Page 18: ...A B key or the STOP key Both indicators will go out During playback if the A B key is pressed the loop will be canceled and playback will continue past the B point NOTE A B repeat cannot be set when t...

Page 19: ...e remote control to select ON 3 Press the MENU key to display KEY LEVEL XXX 4 Use the MULTI DIAL on the unit or SKIP key on the remote control to adjust the key value The playback key can be raised or...

Page 20: ...n on this unit may be different from the ones on PC The CC 222MKIV can play back MP3 files recorded in formats which conform to ISO9660 level 1 level 2 and the Joliet extensions Discs recorded in mult...

Page 21: ...s on the right of the display Signal volume The analog signals received at the LINE 1 jacks the RIAA PHONO jacks and from the tape if the input volume is not being bypassed see below are controlled wi...

Page 22: ...n distorted and there is no headroom after the 0 mark If recording digital ly from a commercially produced CD the volume set in the menu should be 0dB This will maintain all the dynamic range of the s...

Page 23: ...using the CD deck s IN PUT control Recording will stop when the recording time on the disc ends or when the disc STOP key is pressed Also the RIAA PHONO input source will be canceled NOTE Only the di...

Page 24: ...ed then recording will stop on the disc You can also stop the dubbing process by pressing either of the STOP keys NOTE A recordable disc must be loaded in the drive The DUB 1 key is disabled if the me...

Page 25: ...old for five seconds S_LVL REC standby level time Five seconds If you set the threshold value so that only high level signals trigger recording remember that this will not record the start of a piece...

Page 26: ...e set before recording using A_TIME in the menu items see Menu operation on page 15 The time can be set 1 minute to 10 minute increased by a minute OFF This sets the function disabled no indicator lit...

Page 27: ...tion level that you want Fade in and fade out To provide smooth beginnings and endings to recorded tracks the unit provides fade facilities Fade ins are from silence to the set input level see Signal...

Page 28: ...s out and the word TOCand the REC indicator flash in the display The unit starts counting down from a time shown on the display After finalization CD RW NO TOC indicator changes to CD RW and CD R NO T...

Page 29: ...returns to the track time display Erasing a whole disc When you want to erase a whole disc all the tracks on a disc follow the procedure below 1 With the disc loaded and the unit in stop mode press th...

Page 30: ...on the other unit NOTE Media tape or disc can be changed in the unit that is not playing 4 To stop playback and cancel the mode press the CD TAPE CONT PLAY key again NOTE The cassette deck and CD dec...

Page 31: ...d mode but the CD does not play back again to allow for leader tape at the start of the cassette The dubbing process can also be stopped manually with the STOP key of the cassette deck or the CD deck...

Page 32: ...der tape If the tape deck is already in record standby mode it will remain in record standby mode 4 Start playback of the record 5 Start recording with either the PLAY or PAUSE key Press STOP cassette...

Page 33: ...be reached easily by pressing either of the RTZ keys main or remote The tape fast forwards or fast rewinds to the 0000 mark NOTE If the current tape position is too close to the 0000 mark greater tha...

Page 34: ...sion on page 21 PGM Full An attempt has been made to create more than 99 tracks Rec Error A general recording error Try recording again with different disc System Err System Error Try turning the powe...

Page 35: ...58 3 Digital output Coaxial RCA pin jack IEC60958 3 Digital Optical jack IEC60958 3 Line inputs 1 Unbalanced input RCA pin Level 10 dBV Full Scale 16 dB Maximum input level 6 dBV Input impedance 50 k...

Page 36: ...ng magnet Input signal level 5 6 mV Input impedance 50 k S N ratio 60 dB 6 3 PHONES headphone output 6 mm 1 4 stereo Output level 10 mW 10 mW into 32 General specifications Power U S A Canada 120 VAC...

Page 37: ...cations Dimensional drawing 466mm 483mm 57 2mm 132 5mm 138mm 5 5mm 15mm 270mm 10mm Illustrations and other depictions may differ in part from the actual product Specifications and external appearance...

Page 38: ...38 TASCAM CC 222MKIV Notes...

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