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MONITORDIGITALREC LEVELANALOGREC LEVELINPUTSELECTORAUTOMANUALTITLE/MODEMENU/DELETETRACK NO.WRITEDISPLAYFINALIZEERASESCROLLTEXTSYNCHROCD TEXTPROFESSION

102 Connecting upWhen connecting optical leads, take care not tobend the cable around sharp corners as this candamage the cable. Likewise, when storin

112 Connecting upPOWER-CORD CAUTIONHandle the power cord by the plug part. Do notpull out the plug by tugging the cord, and nevertouch the power cord

123 Controls and Displays11 ERASE (p.37–38)Press to start erasing tracks, or to re-initialize adisc.12 FINALIZE (p.26)Press to start the disc finaliza

13 3 Controls and Displays14 FADER (p.28,34)Press to fade in or fade outduring playback or recording.15 SKIP PLAY (p.28)Press to switch skip play o

143 Controls and DisplaysDisplay1 CD text indicators(p.16)DISC Lights up when disc information isdisplayed.TRACK Lights up when track information isd

154 Getting StartedSwitching on forthe first timeThe next few pages take youthrough switching on the CDR–830, playing discs, and doingsome basic recor

164 Getting StartedSelecting tracksdirectlyIf you want to start directly froma track other than the first, justenter the track number from theremote c

174 Getting StartedO9 45:37REC –28:23O2 O1 O7:46REC –56:14O2 O1 O2:16 O2 O1–O3:2OALL –46:4OShowing discinformationThe CDR-830 can display var

4 Getting Started18Recording modesThe recorder is equipped with a set of analoginput terminals, as well as both optical andcoaxial digital inputs. Thi

194 Getting StartedRecording onetrack from asourceIf you want to record just a singletrack, or a few selected tracks,from a digital (CD, MD, DCC orDAT

2The exclamation point within an equilateraltriangle is intended to alert the user to the presenceof important operating and maintenance(servicing) in

204 Getting StartedSynchro recording won't work ifthe source is already playing!The recorder goes into all-syncrecord pause and the SYNCindicator

214 Getting startedSYNC–1SYNC-1SYNC–ALLSYNCSYNC–FINALSYNCCD-RCD-RCD-RO1 O1 OO:OOFINALIZECD-RAutomaticallyrecording andfinalizing a discThis is a varia

224 Getting started3 Press RECORD ¶¶¶¶¶ ( ¶¶¶¶¶ RECon the remote control).The recorder goes into record-pause. (You can also pressMONITOR.)4 Start pla

234 Getting startedSetting thedigital recordinglevelOne of the advantages of digital-to-digital recording is that youdon't have to set recordingl

244 Getting startedSetting theanalogrecording levelCompared to analog tape, thedistortion that you get fromoverloading a CD is much lesstolerable, and

254 Getting startedMONITORINPUTSELECTORAUTOMANUALTITLE/MODETRACK NO.WRITEDISPLAYFINALIZEERASESCROLLCD TEXT21DIGITALREC LEVELANALOGREC LEVELMENU/DELETE

264 Getting started2 Press FINALIZE.The FINALIZE indicator lights.After a short while you should seea display something like this:The display shows ho

275 More playback featuresDIGITALREC LEVELANALOGREC LEVELMENU/DELETETEXTSYNCHROPROFESSIONAL3Programmingthe track orderProgramming the track ordermeans

285 More playback featuresPlaying a discwith skip IDsIf you're not sure whether a dischas skip IDs programmed, lookfor the SKIP ON indicator in t

295 More playback featuresClearing skip IDs1 Press SKIP PLAY to switchoff skip play mode.The SKIP ON indicator in thedisplay disappears.• If the SKIP

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306 More recording featuresIf the disc is already named, thecharacter display shows thename (or the first 12 charactersif it is too long to be display

316 More recording features• Erase the character at thecurrent cursor position bypressing MENU/DELETE.The characters on either sideof the current curs

326 More recording features6 Press NAME CLIP again.The most recently clipped nameappears.7 Use the jog dial to selectone of the previous threenames st

336 More recording featuresAutomaticallynumberingtracksIf you're recording from CD, MD,DCC or DAT, you can usually letthe recorder number the tra

346 More recording featuresDIGITALREC LEVELANALOGREC LEVELMENU/DELETETEXTSYNCHROPROFESSIONAL2,3,41Starting tracksin timeincrementsIf you aren't a

356 More recording featuresENTERCURSORMENU/DELETETEXTMARKSETCLEARTITLE/MODE71¡834¢ABC DEFGHI MNOJKLPQRS TUV WXYZREC SYNCHROREPEAT RANDOM NAME CLIPIN

366 More recording featuresMonitoring asourceWhen recording, or in record-pause mode, the source signal isalways available for monitoringthrough a con

376 More recording featuresErasing a CD-RW discAlthough more expensive thanCD-R discs, the great advantageof CD-RW is that the discs can beerased and

386 More recording featuresWhen a finalized discis loadedBe careful: When you erase theTOC, the CD text information forthe disc is also copied to memo

397 Additional informationUnderstanding display messagesBelow is a list of messages you’ll see during normal operation of the CDR–830 together with a

4CAUTIONThis product contains a laser diode of higher classthan 1. To ensure continued safety, do not removeany covers or attempt to gain access to th

407 Additional informationTroubleshootingBelow is a list of messages mainly related to playback and recording problems, together with a briefexplanati

417 Additional informationDisplay messages relating to recordingNote: In the table below, ** indicates a track number.If digital synchro-recording fai

427 Additional informationIt’s often easy to mistake incorrect operation for trouble and malfunction of the unit. If you think there issomething wrong

437 Additional informationSpecifications1 GENERALModel ... Compact disc audio systemApplicable discs ... CD (playback), CD-R an

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1 POWER SWITCHTurns power to the unit on and off.2 SCROLLDisplays any CD Text information (ifrecorded), by scrolling the information acrossthe display

BurnIT CDR830 COMPACT DISC RECORDER1. Insert a recordable disc (CD-R or CD-RW)2. Use the INPUT SELECTOR to select either the OPTICAL or COAX digital i

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• Word clock input.• Balanced digital input.• Balanced digital output.• Balanced analogue inputs with selectable line/microphone gain settings.• Balan

• Word clock input.• Balanced digital input.• Balanced digital output.• Balanced analogue inputs with selectable line/microphone gain settings.• Balan

5Contents1 Before You StartFeature of theCDR-830 BurnIT CD recorder ... 6Checking what’s in the box... 6Using thi

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61 Before you startHints on installationWe want you to enjoy using the CDR-830 foryears to come, so please bear in mind thefollowing points when choos

7 1 Before you startCare and maintenanceCleaning external surfacesBefore cleaning turn off and disconnect the unitfrom the power outlet. To clean

81 Before you startAbout CD, CD-R andCD-RW discsThe CDR-830 is compatible with four types ofcompact disc:Playback-only CDsThis unit will playback any

9 1 Before you startRecording copyright materialWARNING: Recording of CD’s or other materialprotected by copyright can be unlawful, and theCDR830