Harman kardon cdr 20 owners manual
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Step 2: Place a blank CD-R/RW disc into the Record deck (right drawer). Step 3: Set up your source machine so that it will be ready to play. Step 4: Press the CD Sync button ONCE to record ONE TRACK, and TWICE to record ALL TRACKS from the external source. Step 5: Start the playback from the external source machine; the CDR 20 will automatically begin recording. Step 6: When the recording has ended, wait until the track and time information reappears on the display. Step 7: Before you can play your newly recorded disc in another CD player, you MUST finalize it to complete the recording process. First, press the Finalize button, which will cause the Finalize indicator to flash. Next, press the Play/Select button on the Record deck side. The finalization process may take up to two minutes. You will know it is complete when the red Finalize indicator turns off and the CD-R or CD-RW indicator changes to just CD. Dub a compilation or mix of one or more CDs using the two decks of the CDR 20 Step 1: Insert a blank CD-R/RW into the Record deck (right drawer). Step 2: Insert a source CD into the Play deck (left drawer). Step 3: Use the remote control to program a playlist of the tracks you want to record, in the order you choose to record them: Step 3a: Press the CDP button on the remote to select the Play deck. Step 3b: Press the Prog button on the remote. Step 3c: Using the numeric keys on the remote, enter the first track number. The display will blink, alternating between a display of the track number and program step, and a display of the total time programmed. Wait until it stops blinking before proceeding. You may also program tracks by using the Next and Prev buttons to select the track, and then pressing the Prog button to enter that track. Step 3d: Repeat Step 3c until you have finished programming all tracks from that disc. You may pro- gram up to 20 tracks into one playlist. Step 3e: If you need to delete a track from the playlist, press the Prog Check button on the remote to step through the list until you reach the track you want to delete, then press the Clear button. Step 4: The Prog indicator must be lit in the display in order for your playlist to be recorded (rather than the entire disc). If it is not lit, simply press the Prog button on the remote to light it. Step 5: To make a dub at twice normal speed, press the SPEED button on the front panel or remote once so that the x2 indicator lights. Compilation dubs may be made at either standard or twice normal speed, but they may NOT be made at the x4 speed, even though the x4 indicator may light. Step 6: Press the Dubbing button and wait for the track and time displays for both discs to appear after the CDR 20 has finished calculating whether there is enough room on the blank disc to record your playlist. Step 7: Press the Play button on the Play deck side, or the Play/Select button on the Record deck side, or on the remote, to start the playlist. The CDR 20 will automatically dub only the selected tracks onto the blank disc. Step 8: When the recording has ended, wait until the track and time information for the Record deck reappears on the right-hand side of the display. Step 9: To add tracks from another disc, remove the first source disc from the Play deck and insert the new source disc. Follow the instructions in Section 1 to dub the entire new disc, or go back to Step 3 in this section to program and record a compilation from the new disc. Step 10: Before you can play your newly recorded disc in another CD player, you MUST finalize it to complete the recording process. First, press the Finalize button, which will cause the Finalize indicator to flash. Next, press the Play/Select button on the Record deck side. The finalization process may take up to two minutes. You will know it is complete when the red Finalize indicator turns off and the CD-R or CD-RW indicator changes to just CD. 3
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Power for the digital revolution. ™ ® 5 4 Quick-Start Guide Make a recording from an external analog source, such as a radio, a turntable, or a cassette deck Step 1: Insert a blank disc into the Record deck (right drawer). Step 2: Press the Input Selector button until Analog appears in the display. Step 3: Press the Record button so that the word Record flashes in the display. Step 4: Set up your source (e.g., turntable); make sure you can hear it play through your receiver. Cue it up so that you know where the starting point is. Step 5: The CDR 20 will NOT automatically increment (increase) the track number on the recording each time the source record or tape changes to a new track. You will get the best results by using this manual mode, even though it means you will have to remember to increment the track number for each new track. The reason for this is that when in Auto mode, the CDR 20 will automatically increment the track number after three seconds of silence, and it will stop the recording after ten seconds of silence. This can result in wasted, empty tracks if your source is not cued up correctly. However, if you wish to use Auto mode, select it by pressing the Auto/Manual button. Step 6: Press the Play/Select button on the Record deck side to start recording, and start the source playback. Step 7: When the program material begins playing, the recording-level meters on the CDR 20 will display the relative loudness of the input, using blue and red dashes. The level-control knob adjusts the recording level only for analog recordings. Turn it counterclockwise to lower the level if the red dashes appear continuously, or tur n it clockwise to increase the level so that the red dashes appear only occasionally during the loudest passages. Step 8: If you are using manual track increment mode, remember to press the Track Increment button each time you wish the CDR 20 to increase the track number. Note that the CDR 20 will NOT stop automatically after ten seconds of silence in this mode; you must press the Stop button to end the recording session. Step 9: The CDR 20 will not record more than 99 tracks onto the same blank disc. When only four seconds remain on the record disc, the display will warn you that the recording is about to end by displaying a DISC FULL message. Step 10: When the recording has ended, wait until the track and time information reappears on the display. Step 11: Before you can play your newly recorded disc in another CD player, you MUST finalize it to complete the recording process. First, press the Finalize button, which will cause the Finalize indicator to flash. Next, press the Play/Select button on the Record deck side. The finalization process may take up to two minutes. You will know it is complete when the red Finalize indicator turns off and the CD-R or CD-RW indicator changes to just CD. Make a recording from an external digital source, such as a CD player, DAT machine or MiniDisc player Step 1: Insert a blank disc into the Record deck (right drawer). Step 2: Press the Input Selector button until either Coax or Optical appears in the display, depending on which digital input your source (e.g., MiniDisc player) is connected to. If you are using both the front- and a rear- panel coax digital input, the front-panel input has priority. You must unplug the front-panel input when you wish to record from the device connected to the rear digital input. Step 3: Press the Record button so that the word Record flashes in the display. Step 4: Set up your source, and make sure you can hear it play through your receiver. Step 5: The CDR 20 will NOT automatically increment (increase) the track number on the recording each time the source player changes to a new track. If you want to preserve the track information on the original digital recording, then press the Auto / Manual button to select Auto mode. If the source does not have track information, or if you want to number the tracks on your recording differently from the original, then you may get better results by using the default manual mode, even though it means you will have to remember to increment the track number for each new track. The reason is that in Auto mode, when the CDR 20 does not receive track information from the source, it will automatically increase the track number after three seconds of silence, and it will stop the recording after five