Sony FH-B500 - Page 17

4 Press & OPEN/CLOSE again to close
the tray.
Note:
Make sure that the total number of selections
and the total playing time appear in the
display.
5 Press EDIT three times.
“TIME FADE” appears in the display.
6 Press td4<< of p> >>I to designate
the tape length.
You can use a 46-, 54-, 60-, 74-, or 90-
minute cassette tape. As you press these
buttons, the minute display changes as
follows:
HALF<-+C-460—0C-54
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Sage tuieecoan
(45.00) (37.00) (30.00)
When you choose “HALF”
The CD player fades out after playing
just the half of the total playing time of
the disc.
7 ~~ Press CD SYNCHRO.
Recording starts and then CD playing
starts.
To stop recording
Press @ on deck B and &@ on the CD player.
To record on the reverse side
The CD player fades out and enters pause
mode at the designated time.
“TIME FADE 8" appears in the display.
if you also want to record on the reverse
side of the tape, reverse the tape, then
press CD SYNCHRO.
When CD playback for the reverse side
ends by fading out, the CD player enters the
pause mode and the Time Fade is canceled.
To cancel Time Fade
During stop, press EDIT so that “TIME
FADE” disappears.
When the playback of the disc ends during
Time Fade.
Time Fade is still active. if you place another disc,
the can be continued and will fade out
when the total playing time of the discs reaches
the designated time.
we check the remaining time during Time Fade
When you press TIME twice, the remaining time
until the designated time is displayed.
i you press Ii44 or PPDDI
Time Fade will be canceled.
ts it possible to listen to program sources
other than CD during CD recording?
i you pease CO SYNAGP,
2 le ers ee! play is paused for about 3
seconds and
placed on the tray, CD play starts.
© While CD and deck B are in pause mode, CD
Starts playing and deck B starts recording.
Editing the CD for Recording
The CD player automatically edits the
selections on a disc according to the tape
length. There are two ways of editing: Time
Edit and Just Edit.
How Time Edit functions
The CD player selects the selections so that
the total recording time of the selections is
within the designated tape length and so
that the order of the selections changes as
little as possible. This function is convenient
when you know the available recording
length of the tape.
The CD player selects the selections from
the first one in the disc, summing up each
playing time. When the total playing time
exceeds the designated tape length, the last
selection is eliminated and replaced with
another selection which is not longer than
the remaining time. The eliminated selection
is recorded on the reverse side. if you do not
want to miss recording some specific
selections, you can select them beforehand.
Front side
(-——___—____—-
Ps ey 2 Tet st
x
Reverse side
Front side
Reverse side
How Just Edit functions
The CD player chooses the selections so
that the total recording time of the selections
is within the designated tape length and so
that you can record as many selections as
possible by changing the order of the
selections. This function is convenient when
you want to record as many selections as
possible.
The CD player selects the selections so that
the total playing time best fits length of side
A. Then the player selects from the
remaining selections to record on side B. If
you do not want to miss recording specific
selections, you can select them beforehand.
Reverse side
Note:
You can edit only the selections from selection
numbers 1 to 20 in the disc using Time Edit and