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General| Sampling Frequency | 44.1 kHz |
|---|---|
| Type | Portable MiniDisc Recorder/Player |
| Recording Media | MiniDisc |
| Playback Media | MiniDisc |
| Playback Formats | ATRAC |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Power Source | DC 3V (AA batteries x 2), AC adapter (optional) |
| Battery | 2 x AA |
Specific warranty terms for the product model, including exclusions and service information.
Important safety advice, volume settings, and considerations for others.
Guidelines on where to store the unit to prevent damage or malfunction.
Identification and explanation of all buttons, switches, and indicators on the unit.
Instructions for powering the unit using the AC adapter.
Details on using alkaline and rechargeable batteries, including charging and precautions.
Explanation of analog and digital recording types and cable requirements.
Steps for recording audio from external sources using an analog cable.
Instructions for high-quality digital recording using an optical cable.
How to record using a microphone, including synchro and manual modes.
Features for automatically creating track marks during recording.
Method to record multiple songs as one continuous track.
How to start recording over a portion of an existing track.
How track numbers are automatically created during analog and digital recording.
Explanation of the TOC's role in track management and disc information.
How the TOC is updated and precautions during TOC operations.
Instructions for playing a MiniDisc and common playback issues.
How to navigate and review tracks during playback.
Using different playback modes like random, repeat, and double speed.
What can be done with the editing functions: Move, Divide, Combine, Name.
Detailed steps for moving, dividing, and combining tracks.
How to name discs and individual tracks.
Transferring character information from a master MD to a recordable MD.
Checking battery status and features to conserve power.
Using the HOLD switch to prevent unintended button presses.
Adjusting confirmation sounds and cancelling auto-play/power save.
How to connect the unit to stereos, car stereos, or cassette players.
Proper handling, storage, and cleaning of MiniDiscs and their cartridges.
Troubleshooting steps for common problems like no sound or unit not responding.
Explains system limitations concerning track count, recording time, and editing.
List of error messages and their corresponding remedies.
Instructions on how to clean the device safely.
Technical details and performance specifications of the MiniDisc recorder.
