Denon DMD-F101 User Manual

MINIDISC RECORDER
DMD-F101
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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RC-282
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MINIDISC RECORDER DMD-F101
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Denon DMD-F101 Specifications

General

Type	MiniDisc Recorder
Recording Format	ATRAC
Playback Format	ATRAC
Sampling Frequency	44.1 kHz
Analog Inputs	1 x RCA
Power Supply	AC 230V, 50Hz
Wow and Flutter	Below measurable level
Digital Inputs	Optical
Digital Output	Optical

Summary

Safety Precautions

General Warnings and Cautions

Explains safety symbols, general cautions, and notes on usage to prevent hazards.

Unit Components

Front and Rear Panels

Details the layout and connections of the unit's front and rear panels, including numbered ports.

Safety and Product Details

Handling and Safety Guidelines

Covers safe handling of the power cord, installation, radiation exposure, and general operational precautions.

Product Features and MiniDisc Info

Details included accessories, key product features, and essential information about MiniDiscs.

Connections

System Connection and Setup

Provides instructions for connecting the unit to D-F101 series components and recommended installation.

Component Identification

Front and Rear Controls

Identifies and explains the functions of buttons, dials, and ports located on the front and rear panels.

Remote Control

Buttons and Battery Use

Details the functions of each button on the remote control unit and provides instructions for battery installation and care.

System Remote Operation

System Control and Function Select

Playback Basics

Starting and Stopping Playback

Recording

Analog Recording Process

Step-by-step instructions for performing analog audio recording onto a MiniDisc.

Digital Recording

Digital Recording Steps

Detailed guide for performing digital audio recording, including source selection and stopping the process.

Advanced Recording

Track Numbering, Pausing, and Memory

Long Recording (MDLP)

MDLP Mode and LP Stamp Setup

Editing Tracks

Erasing Single Tracks

Track Erasure Methods

Erasing All Tracks and Sections

Dividing Tracks

Splitting Recorded Tracks

Track Sequence Editing

Combining and Moving Tracks

Track and Title Editing

Changing Track Order and Disc Titles

Undo Editing

Reverting Last Editing Action

PICK REC Function

Using PICK REC for Recording

System Integration

System Connections and Auto Functions

Synchronized Recording

CD and Series Recording

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Disc Playback and Recording Problems

Offers solutions for common issues like the set not operating, disc playback errors, or recording failures.

Technical Specifications

Unit and Remote Specifications

Lists the technical details, dimensions, and power requirements for the main unit and remote control.