Fisher P7 - Recording; FCRS Recording of Compact Discs

Recording
3efore
Recording
and
Dubbing
|.
Load
the
tape
onto
which
you
want
to
record.
—
Set
the
tape
with
the
side
onto
which
you
want
to
record
facing
out.
—
Make
sure
that
the
accidental
erasure
prevention
tabs
have
not
been
broken
off.
See
“Protecting
important
Recordings”.
2, Set the DOLBY NR switch.
— B:To record with Dolby B.
—
OFF:
To
record
without
Dolby.
— C:To record with Dolby C.
3.
Set
the
DIRECTION
MODE
switch.
—
7”:
To
record
on
one
side
only.
—
~~
or
():
To
record
consecutively
on
both
sides.
lf
recording
is
started
from
the
reverse
side,
only
the
reverse
side
will
be
recorded.
—
Sequential
Recording:
You
can
record
in
sequence
from
Deck
1
(or
Deck
2)
onto
Deck
2
(or
Deck
1)
by
setting
the
DIRECTION
MODE
switch
to
the
4
position.
4.
Press
the
REC
OUT
button.
—
See
the
following
section
“REC
OUT
Button”.
5. Press the PAUSE button.
—
The
FORWARD
and
REVERSE
indicators
flash.
6.
While
pressing
on
the
RECORD
button,
press
the
FORWARD
PLAY
or
REVERSE
PLAY
button
to
set
the
deck
to
the
record
pause
mode.
—
Press
the
FORWARD
PLAY
button
to
record
on
the
forward
side
or
on
both
sides.
The
RECORD
indicator
flashes
and
the
FORWARD
indicator
remains
flashing.
—
Press
the
REVERSE
PLAY
button
to
record
on
the
reverse
side.
The
RECORD
indicator
flashes
and
the
REVERSE
indicator
re-
mains
flashing.
7.
Start
playback
on
the
source
you
wish
to
record.
8. Adjust the recording level.
—
There
is
no
need
to
adjust
the
recording
level
during
FCRS
dubbing.
Adjusting
the
Recording
Level
@
For
normal
and
chrome
tapes:
Adjust
so
that
the
recording
level
indicator
lights
up
to
the
“o”
mark
when
the
volume
is
high.
(The
indicator
may
light
up
to
the
“+3”
mark
momentarily.)
@ For metal tapes:
Adjust
so
that
the
recording
level
indicator
lights
up
to
the
“+3”
mark
when
the
volume
is
high.
(The
indicator
may
light
up
to
the
“+6” mark momentarily.)
9.
Stop
playback
on
the
source.
10.
Start
FCRS
recording
or
manual
recording.
REC OUT Button
(The
mode
is
set
to
“SOURCE”
when
the
power
is
turned
on)
For
Manual
Recording
on
Deck
1:
Press
the
REC
OUT
TAPE
1
button
to
select
the
source
to
be
recorded
onto
Deck
1
(Fig.
38).
—
The
“A”
mark
indicates
the
recording
source.
For
Manual
Recording
on
Deck
2:
Press
the
REC
OUT
TAPE
2
button
to
select
the
source
to
be
recorded
onto
Deck
2
(Fig.
38).
—
The“W”
mark
indicates
the
recording
source.
Fig. 38
a) To dub from Deck 2 to Deck 1.
b) To record a CD on Deck 1.
c)
To
record
a
radio
program
on
Deck
Ie
a)
To
record
a
record
or
DAT,
etc.
on
Deck
1.
e) To dub from Deck 1 to Deck 2.
f) To record a CD on Deck 2.
g) To record a radio program on Deck 2.
h)
To
record
a
record
or
DAT,
etc.
on
Deck
2.
@
Aside
from
d)
and
h),
recording
is
done
regardiess
of
the
A/V
source
setting.
The
REC
OUT
button
does
not
function
during
re-
cording.
FCRS Recording of Compact Discs
@ Before starting, play the disc and adjust the recording level. See
the previous section “Adjusting the Recording Level”.
Use Deck 2. (Recording starts in the forward direction.)
FCRS CD Recording
Recording onto the tape starts automatically simply by pressing the CD
REC button (Fig. 39).
Fig. 39
a) Tape rewound automatically
b) Tape automatically set at beginning of leader tape
c) Recording starts
d) Pause
e) Beginning of playback
f) CD player operation
@ When the CD player is set to the pause mode, Deck 2 is set to the
recording standby mode.
@ When the CD player is set to the stop mode, Deck 2 is also set to
the stop mode.
@ Press the Deck 2 STOP button to cancel the recording mode. (CD
playback continues.)
Use the manual recording procedure to start recording from the
middie of the tape. See “Manual Recording”.
Normai Recording
(Go to “Procedure for Normal Recording”)
The tracks are recorded in the same order as on the disc. (Pro-
grammed recording is also possible.)
Edited Recording
(Go to “Procedure for Automatic Edited Recording” and/or “Procedure
for Manual Edited Recording”)
With this function, the tracks are selected so that no track will be cut in
half at the end of the tape.
Automatic Edited Recording
In this case, simply press the EDIT button and select the tape length
(46, 60 or 90 minutes). The tracks to be recorded are selected auto-
matically.
@ Automatic edited recording is also possible on 30-, 40-, 50- or 54-
minute tapes, etc.
Manual Edited Recording
Edited recording of programmed tracks is possibile onto 46-, 60-, and
90-minute tapes.
@ Manual edited recording of programmed tracks is also possible
on 30-, 40-, 50- or 54-minute tapes.
Auto Space Recording
This function automatically creates 5-second blank sections between
selections on the tape.
During Recording . . . (Fig. 40)
Fig. 40
a) The RECORD indicator and the FORWARD (when in the forward
direction) or REVERSE (when in the reverse direction) indicator are
lit.
b) The CD REC indicator flashes then remains lit.
Procedure for Normai Recording
For programmed recording, set the program beforehand. See “Pro-
grammed Playback”.
1. For auto space recording, press the AUTO SPACE button to turn
the “SPACE” indicator on.
2. Press the CD REC button to start FCRS recording.
@ For edited recording, the auto space function is set automatically
when the EDIT button is pressed. See “Procedure for Automatic
Edited Recording”.
@ To turn the auto space function off, press the AUTO SPACE button
to turn the “SPACE” indicator off.