Sony DTC-57ES - Manual (Page 26)

End ID
This signal indicates the end position of a
recording.
0 When you do not want to listen to the very end
of a tape, record the end ID at the beginning
of the portion you do not want to play.
When the end ID is detected during playback,
playback stops and the tape is rewound to the
beginning automatically.
® When recording new material on a recorded
tape, you can write an end ID at the end of the
re-recorded portion. This will help you easily
find the position to start recording the next time
when you want to record other material onto the
same tape.
Like a start ID or skip ID, end ID can also be
erased later.
© Selection Selection
11______
------- End ID
During playback, the tape is automatically rewound to the
beginning.
CD-
Selection Selection Selection Selection Blank
Recorded tape
Seieciion Selection Selection
_______ 1___
1
_______ 1___
When recording
1 new material onto
End ID
the same tape
Portion where you have not made a second recording
(This first recording has not be erased.)
Absolute time
The absolute time indicates the position of the tape,
giving the time elapsed from the beginning. The absolute
time is recorded automatically at the same time the audio
signal is recorded. It cannot be re-recorded. The absolute
time allows you to confirm the elapsed time from the
beginning of the tape.
Program time
This is the time elapsed for a selection.
The date function (Recording a date)
With the built-in clock, the day, the day of the week and
time of recording are automatically recorded.
When using the sub codes
Things that can be done Required sub code(s)
Locating a selection (AMS function) Start ID
Listening to the first portion of selections sequentially
(Music Scan) Start ID
Choosing a selection directly Start ID/Program number
Programming desired selections in a desired order
(RMS play) Start ID/Program number
Skipping the portion not desired Skip ID/Start ID
Looking for the position at which the recording or
playback ends End ID
Check the recording date and time Date (It is recorded automatically.)
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