Sony STR-DE905G - Manual (Page 29)

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Basic Operations
FUNCTION SELECT
VIDEO 1 DAT/MD
CD VIDEO 2
TUNER VIDEO 3
PHONO L D
TAPE TV / DBS
MACRO 1 MACRO 2
EXIT
SLEEP
EXIT
SLEEP TIMER SETTING
RETURN
HOUR
SLEEP + –
MIN SEC
2 00 00 : :
Using the Sleep Timer
You can set the receiver to turn off automatically at a
time you specify.
1
Click FUNCTION in the main menu.
2
Click SLEEP.
3
Click TIMER repeatedly to select the length of the
sleep timer. The timer changes as shown below:
You can also freely specify the time
Click + or – to change the sleep time in 1 minute
intervals. You can specify up to 5 hours.
To return to the main menu
Click EXIT.
To go to the previous menu
Click RETURN.
When the sleep timer is set
“SLEEP” appears in the upper left corner of the main menu.
You can check the time remaining before the
receiver turns off
Click FUNCTION, then click SLEEP. The remaining
time appears in the on-screen display.
FUNCTION
ALL
OFF
SLEEP
n 2:00:00 n 1:30:00n 1:00:00 n 0:30:00 n OFF
To monitor the recorded sound when recording to a 3-
head cassette deck
1 Click EXIT.
2 Click FUNCTION in the main menu.
3 Click TAPE.
To stop recording
Click on p of the recording unit.
To return to the main menu.
Click EXIT.
Notes
• There is no sound output from the recording component
even though all the buttons on the recording unit’s control
panel are operational.
• If you click RECORDER during recording, the source
being recorded will be cut off.
• If you leave the REC EDIT menu by clicking FUNCTION,
SOUND, or EXIT, recording continues, but control returns
to the PLAYER side, even if you previously clicked
RECORDER.
• If you open the FUNCTION SELECT menu and click
another program source while recording, the newly
selected program source will be recorded.
• Some cassette decks require that you press the r REC and
( buttons simultaneously to start recording. To perform
one-button from the on-screen display, be sure to record
the recording signal as shown in steps 1 to 7 of
“Registering non-Sony audio/video equipment” (pages 19
to 22) for both Sony and non-Sony products.
• Sound input through the TAPE connectors on the rear
panel cannot be recorded on a recording unit.
• When you record on a DAT or MD connected to the DAT/
MD REC OUT jacks, sound adjustments do not effect the
recording.