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General| Brand | Marantz |
|---|---|
| Model | CDR420 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Safety guidelines for operating the unit safely around lasers to prevent eye injury.
Further safety guidelines for installation, placement, and operation of the equipment.
Guidelines for safe installation and proper connection of the unit and peripherals.
Technical details on recording media, audio formats, bitrates, and frequency response.
Specifications for inputs, outputs, power requirements, and general operating parameters.
Highlights features like immediate CD burning and advantages of HD recording.
Details on core functions including recording, playback, file editing, and format conversion.
Overview of various utility functions for managing the device and its settings.
Instructions for connecting external audio sources like microphones and instruments.
Guidance on connecting to computers and other analog audio devices.
Step-by-step guide for powering up the CDR420 and its initial display sequence.
Controls for audio output level, input sensitivity, and tone shaping.
Explanation of the Jog Wheel's function for navigation and file selection.
Explanation of display icons, labels, and status messages.
Description of audio level meters and status indicator lights.
Controls for microphone, line input levels, and input selection.
Switches for input attenuation, speaker control, eject, and output level adjustments.
CD slot, headphone jack, and LINE OUT level control functions.
MIX OUT and LINE OUT connections for audio output.
AUX IN, DIGITAL IN/OUT, and I/O (computer) connection details.
KEYB jack and DC IN power connection details.
Burning files in ISO 9660 format for data compatibility.
Burning multi-session discs with tag information for CD Text compatibility.
Creating standard audio CDs playable on most CD players.
Procedure to rip all tracks from a CD to the hard drive.
Process for ripping individual tracks from a CD to the hard drive.
Configuring whether a CD is automatically created after recording.
Burning standard audio CDs with PCM files.
Burning data CDs with MP3 and PCM files for computer playback.
Burning multi-session discs with tag information.
Methods for playing, scrubbing, jumping, and fine-tuning position within an audio track.
How to set IN and OUT points for audio segments using quick marking.
Using play, jump, scrub, and jog wheel for precise navigation to edit points.
Adding silence segments at specific points within an audio track.
Entering track names using the keyboard or Jog Wheel while recording.
Guidelines for handling and storing discs to prevent damage.
Methods for cleaning disc surfaces to ensure proper playback.
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