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Sharp MD-MT15
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To
tum
off the
power:
Press
the
l-OFF
button
while
in
the
stop
mode.
©
“After
the
track
number
has
been
weiter
‘on
the
disc,
the
power
will
shut
off
auto-
matically.
(For
details
about
the
TOC,
see
page
20.)
To
remove
the
MiniDisc:
‘Tum
off
the
power
and
move
the
OPEN
Jever
inthe
direction
indicated
by
the
arrow.
®
2
()
OPEN
Recording
from
a
tuner
or
a
CD
(Manual
recording)
Manual
recordings
can
be
started
and
topped
as
you
Ii
1
Pace
tho
unitin
the
recording
stand-by
‘mode,
(Perform
stops
1-4
in
the
“Sy
ho
recording”
section,
2
Press
tho
mu
button
Recorsing
wil
stat.
@
To
record
from
a
CD,
press
the
bution,
and
then
str
playback
onthe
equipment
connected
to
this
unit.
Track
numbers
can
be
created
while
recording.
(Page
17)
To
interrupt
recording:
Press
the
IE
button
while
recording.
‘©
Tho
unit
will
enter
the
recording
stand
by
mode.
Toresume
recording,
press
the
Pm
but-
ton
again,
‘The
track
number
will
be
increased
by
‘one each
time
you
interrupt
a
record-
ing.
"
Recordings
can
not
be
made
in
the
following
situations:
@
Recording
on
a’
playback-only
MiniDisc
(commercially
available
music)
©
If
MiniDisc
is
protected
against
ac-
cidental
erasure.
(page
9)
‘About
the
recording
level:
'@
It
the
recording
level
is
too
low,
the
playback
sound
volume
may
be
100
low
to
hear
well
If
itis
100
high,
the
playback
sound
may
be
greatly
dis-
{orted.
Since
digitally
recorded
COs
have
a
large
dynamic
range
(the
vol-
Lume
can
vary
tremendously
from
very
soft
to
extremely
loud),
do
not
set
the
recording
level
any
higher
than
is
necessary.
Precautions
when
recording:
‘©
Donotjar
or
bump
the
main
unit
while
recording.
Otherwise,
the
recording
‘may
be
unusable.
‘©
Depending
on
the
strength
and
type
‘of
playback
signal
in
the
original
re-
‘cording.
the
new
recording
may not
egin
or
pause
at
the
correct
point
‘when
inthe
synchro
mode.
It
thishap-
pens,
try
making
a
manual
recording,
Precautions
when
inserting
a
MiniDisc:
@
To
insert
a
MiniDisc,
push
on
the
‘middie
of
the
edge
of
the
disc
while
holding
it
paraile
to
the
main
unit.
©
‘it
any
resistance
is
fet,
do
not
try
to
{force
the
MiniDisc
into
the
unit,
as
it
may
cause
damage
to
the
unit
It
ro-
sistance
is
felt,
remove
the
MiniDisc
and
try
reloading
it.
DING
USIN\
‘This
is
the
method
used
for
recording
digi-
tal
signals
from
CDs
exactly
as
they
are
stored
on
the
original.
Compared
to
record-
ings
made
from
analog
inputs,
digital
re-
cordings
have
extremely
high-quality
‘sound.
1
Connect
the
external
equipment.
(See
page
8)
2
start
recording.
‘Synchro
recording:
Page
10
Bolore
starting
@
synchro
recording,
perform
the
following
steps
on
the
‘equipment
connected
to
this
unit.
(1)
First,
puttin
the
playback
mode.
(2)
Next,
put
tin
the
pause
mode.
{@)
Finally,
postion
it
at
the
beginning
|
‘ofthe
track
you
want
to
record.
THE
OPTICAL
DIGITAL
CABLE
‘There
are
cases
where
digital
recording
may
be
Impossible.
In
the
following
cases
digital
recording
is
impossible,
even
if
you
are
using
digital
cables.
When
you
attempt
to
make
a
new
digital
recording
from
a
track
that
was
digitally
re-
corded
on
a
MiniDisc.
MiniDiscs
are
designed
so
that
only
first
‘generation
digital
copies
can
be
made.
Further
igital
copies
are
prevented
by
the
SCMS
(Serial
Copy
Management
System)
Dial
cable
(RSS
=
Ee
O-S
(1)
Insert
a
recordable
MiniDisc,
and
‘then
press
the
REC
bution
(2)
Press
the
ENTER/SYNC
button
(@)
Star
the
playback
on
the
equipment
‘connected
to
this
unit
Manual
recording:
Page
11
(1)
Insert
a
recordable
MiniDisc,
and
then
press
the
REC
button.
(2)
Press
the
m1
button,
‘©
When
recording
from
digital
inputs
it
is
not
necessary
to
adjust
the
record-
ing
level.
12
Rea
Xx]
Wo
plyer
Digtal
cable
[Recording]
‘Analog
recording
is
possible
Notes:
©
This
unit
incorporates
‘converter.
‘When
this
unit
is
connected
to
lgital
‘equipment
such
as
a
DSS
tuners
or
a
DAT
tape
recorder
that
use
a
different
‘sampling
frequency
(32
kHz
or
48
kHz),
recordings
can
stilbe
made.
(The
sam-
pling
frequency
ofthis
units
44.1
kHz.)
‘©
When
making
a
digital
recording
from
a
portable
CD
player
(i
the
player
has
a
‘sound
skip
prevention
function
and
this
function
is
turned
on)
the
optical
output
will drop
out
and
digital
recording
will
not
bbe
possible.
Be
sure
to
turn
the
sound
skip
prevention
function
off.
‘sampling
rate

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