Onkyo MD-105X - Manual (Page 48)

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Rule 2
You can record the digital input signal of a digital
satellite broadcast onto a recordable MD via the
digital input terminals on MD recorder which is
capable of handling a sampling frequency of 32
kHz or 48 kHz. You can then record the contents
of this recorded MD (first-generation) onto
another recordable MD via digital input terminals
on the MD recorder to create a second-generation
digital copy.
Note, however, that with some BS tuners, second-
generation digital copying may not be possible.
Guide to the serial copy management
system
Since your MD unit uses the Serial Copy
Management System (SCMS), MDs recorded
through the digital input terminal cannot be
used to make subsequent copies to other MDs
through the digital output terminal. The
following diagram shows a system for making
copies through the digital or analog terminals.
Rules for digital recording
Rule 1
You can record digital source (CD, premastered
MD, and DAT equipment with a sampling
frequency of 44.1 kHz) to a recordable MD
through the digital input terminal.
However, you cannot make subsequent copies
from the recordable MD to other recordable
MDs through the digital output terminal.
Subsequent copies can only be made through
analog output terminal.
Rule 3
A recordable MD with material recorded from
analog sources (analog records or FM programs,
etc.) through the line input terminal can be
copied to another recordable MD through the
digital output terminal.
However, you cannot make subsequent copies
from the recordable MD to other recordable
MDs through the digital output terminal.
Subsequent copies can only be made through
analog output terminal.
* When MD recorders are connected using
analog terminals, the number of dubbings is
not limited.