Sony LBT-D670AV - Manual (Page 15)

One Touch Play Feature
Press <1 or O on the tape player (or
DECKA O O/ DECK B <H> on the
remote) when the power is off.
When a tape is in the player, you will
immediately be able to listen to the tape
without pressing any other buttons. If no
tape is inserted, the system will just turn
on.
The tape player always starts playing from
the front side of the tape when you operate
the remote.
Recording a CD
You can record from a CD to a tape. Use
TYPE I (normal) or TYPE II (C
1 O 2 ) tapes.
You carBTOt listen to other sources while
recording.
Recording a CD
automatically
By using CD SYNCHRO, you can record
from a CD to a tape easily.
Use the buttons on the unit for this
operation.
4
Select dual or single sided recording.
□ 2 3
1
Press FUNCTION repeatedly until
"CD" appears in the display.
2
Press = OPEN and load a CD on the
tray.
Make sure the disc number in the
playing position in the display is the one
you want to record.
The total number of tracks and the
playing time appear in the display.
3
Press & EJECT and insert a blank tape
into deck B with the side you want to
record on facing forward.
Recording starts from the front side of
the tape, unless you change the playing
direction before recording.
Make sure the tabs on the cassette have
not been removed.
To record Press DIRECTION
to select
One side
Both sides* cr;3 or RELAY
Recording always stops at the end of the
reverse side. Be sure to start from the
front side.
5 When you want to reduce the hiss noise
in low-level high-frequency signals.
Press DOLBY NR so that "DOLBY NR
B" appears in the display.
5
Press CD SYNCHRO.
The REC and 00 (pause) lamps light up
and deck B stands by for recording.
The O lamp lights up and the <1 lamp
flashes for a few seconds, then goes off.
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0 *^
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Side in recording
pause mode
If you want to start recording from the
reverse side, press <1 so that the O
lamp lights steadily.
7
Press DO on the tape player to release
recording pause.
Recording starts.
After about 10 seconds, the CD starts
playing.
To stop recording
Press □ on the tape player.
To record with the surround effect
Press DSP MODE on the remote so that
"SUR 1 ((li«'il)|"SUR 2 llii'»ii)|," or
"SUR 3(|i<«'ii|) " appears in the display.
Arty adjustment to the equalizer you have
made will not be recorded.
Recording a CD Manually
You can record a CD as you like, for
example, record just the songs you want or
record from the middle of the tape.
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8
4
3
10
5
1
Press FUNCTION repeatedly until "CD"
appears in the display.
2
Press = OPEN and load a CD on the
tray.
Make sure the disc number in the
playing position in the display is the one
you want to record.
The total number of tracks and the
playing time appear in the display.
3
Press = EJECT and insert a blank tape
into deck B with the side you want to
record on facing forward.
Recording starts from the front side of
the tape, unless you change the playing
direction before recording.
Make sure the tabs on the cassette have
not been removed.
4
Select dual or single sided recording.
To record Press DIRECTION to select
One side —
Both sides* c:;r5 or RELAY
* Recording always stops at the end of the
reverse side. Be sure to start from the
front side.
5
If you want to record a specific track of
the CD, press 00 on the CD player.
The CD player pauses for playing.
If you do not need to choose a track,
skip to step 7.
6
Turn the JOG dial to choose the track
you want to record.
7
When you want to reduce the hiss noise
in low-level high-frequency signals.
Press DOLBY NR so that "DOLBY NR
B” appears in the display.
8
Press REC.
The REC and DO (pause) lamps light up
and deck B stands by for recording.
The l> lamp lights up and the O lamp
flashes for a few seconds, then goes off.
I S
0 -^
^ 9 :
Side in recording
pause mode
If you want to start recording from the
reverse side, press O so that the <3
lamp lights steadily.
9
Press DO on the tape player to release
recording pause.
Recording starts.
10
Press t> on the CD player.
The CD player starts playing.
To Press
Stop recording □
Pause recording DO
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