Technics RS-DC10

Marker Editing while Recording is in Progress
1. Writing the marker during recording
7 During recording on side A:
REVERSE MKR WRITE
Write the reverse
marker.
The reverse marker is
temporarily written, the
tape changes over to side
B at that position and the
recording is continued.
The same track number
as that applying to the last
track on side A is used.
Ng
/
REVERSE
\
This
lights
t MARKER 4
for about
3 seconds.
2 In order to write the marker properly
to side A, be absolutely sure to
renumber the tracks (See page 50.)
upon completion of the recording.
2. Writing the marker in the recording standby mode
1 While the deck is in the standby mode to record
on side A:
REVERSE MKR WRITE
ene
Write the reverse
marker.
After the reverse marker
has been written, the tape
changes over to side B,
and the recording standby
mode Is established.
(See figure on right.)
The recording of the
next track
commences on
side B.
Press the revaree @ The marker is written.
marker write button. |
Side A
Tape
Side B |
@ The recording standby @® The tape changes
mode is established. over to side B.
@ The tape is rewound
to the reverse
postition on side A.
When a recording has been made continuously from
side A to side B without writing the reverse marker
When the tape is switched to side B, the track number is
incremented by one and the numbers of each of the
subsequent tracks are in turn incremented by one.
When recording material from CDs, for instance, it is
recommended that the reverse marker be used. ¢
Otherwise, the numbers of the tracks recorded on side B
will differ from the actual numbers.