Radio Shack CD Player - Manual (Page 20)

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Adding to the Programmed
Sequence
You can add tracks at the end of a
programmed sequence, up to a maximum of
32 tracks.
1. Press PROGRAM in the stop mode.
2. Enter the desired track number, then
press PROGRAM . The CD recorder
adds the selection to the end of the
programmed sequence.
3. Press D after adding all the additional
tracks.
Erasing a Track
To erase the programmed sequence from
memory, in the stop mode, repeatedly press
PROGRAM CHECK until the program
number to be deleted appears. Press CLEAR
to delete the track.
Clearing Programmed Tracks
To clear all tracks, press D and CLEAR (or
press CLEAR in the stop mode).
The program also clears when you press
OPEN/CLOSE .
Repeating Programmed Tracks
Press REPEAT 1/ALL twice and select
REPEAT ALL . The CD recorder plays the
programmed tracks five times then stops.
Before Recording
Before you start recording, make sure that
you understand the following points:
• The CD recorder requires Digital Audio
CD-R or CD-RW media for recording.
Computer CD-R or CD-RW discs do
not work with this CD recorder.
• Once you have recorded on a CD-R
disc, you cannot erase the data from it.
• You can add tracks to an unfinalized
recordable disc. Once finalized, a CD-R
disc is “fixed” and behaves in the same
way as a CD. You can, however, erase,
refresh, and re-record finalized CD-RW
discs.
• Due to the system restriction of CDs, a
track cannot be less than four seconds
in length, and there can be a maximum
of 99 tracks on an audio CD.
• If you press D or
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within four seconds
from the beginning of a track, the CD
recorder continues to record no signal
and stops when the track’s length
reaches four seconds.
• When the recording is finished, PMA
WRITE and COMPLETE appear for a
few seconds, and the CD recorder then
stops. Do not apply shock or vibration
to the CD recorder during recording.
• If the disc reaches the end during
recording, the CD recorder starts a fade-
out over a few seconds. When the fade-
out has finished, the CD recorder
finalizes the disc automatically and
stops.
• If the tracks reach 99 during recording,
the CD recorder stops recording.