Americana Appliances CDR-850 User Manual
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7 Precautions regarding power interruptions
during recording or recording the PMA (Program
Memory Area).
÷ Never turn off the power supply while recording.
÷ Be sure to remove the disc before turning off the power to
the unit.
÷ If the power is interrupted due to a power failure, or the
power cable is removed by mistake, the recording will be
incomplete. When power is restored to the unit,
“RESUME” will be displayed until normal operation is
again possible.
7 Caution in case the digital input is interrupted
during recording
In case the sampling frequency from the digital signal of DAT,
DCC or satellite broadcasting is switched during recording,
the digital input is interrupted but recording continues. A non-
recorded blank is recorded in this period.
In the case that a satellite broadcasting signal is interrupted,
the digital signal line is disconnected or the power supply of
the source component is cut off and if the digital signal is
recovered in less than about 5 seconds, recording continues
while recording a non-recorded blank in this period. If the
digital signal is not recovered in 5 seconds or more, recording
is interrupted and “UnLock” are displayed. Recording
restarts when the digital audio signal is input after the
recovery of the digital signal.
7 Recording of other-than-audio signals
This unit is designed exclusively for recording audio signals.
Non-audio signals such as the CD-ROM play signal cannot be
recorded. Recording is possible only when the input digital
signal is an audio signal.
Even in the case that a digital signal contains graphic or
character information, for example a CD graphics signal is
input, the graphic or character information is not recorded.
7 Minimum recording time per track
The CD specifications state that the minimum length of a CD
track must be 4 seconds. If a recording is stopped while the
track is less than 4 seconds long, the unit will record digital
silence until 4 seconds are reached, and then stop recording.
CONVENIENT FUNCTIONS FOR RECORDING