Sony MZ-N707 Manuel d'utilisation

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To stop recording, press x.

After you press x to stop, the recorder will automatically turn off in about 10 seconds (when using the
dry battery or the rechargeable battery) or about 3 minutes (when using the AC power adaptor).

To cancel synchro-recording

Press . or > repeatedly until “SYNC OFF” flashes in the display in step 3, and then press
ENTER.

Note

If you record on a previously recorded disc, the recorder is factory set to overwrite the
entire contents of the disc. If you want the recording to start after the existing contents,
do the procedure “Recording without overwriting existing material” (page 31) b
efore
doing step 3
, “Record an MD.” (page 19).

If the recording does not start

Make sure the recorder is not locked (page 16, 58).
Make sure the MD is not record-protected (page 16, 61).
Premastered MDs cannot be recorded over.

To

Press

Record from the end of the
current contents

1)

If “REC-Posi” (the record-starting position setting) is set
to “From Here”, press END SEARCH, and then press
and slide REC to the right.

1)

If “REC-Posi” is set to “From End”, press and slide REC
to the right.

Record over partway through
the previous recording

1)

N, ., or > to find the start point of recording and
press x to stop. Then press and slide REC to the right.

Pause

X

2)

.

Press X again to resume recording.

Remove the MD

x and open the lid.

3)

(The lid does not open while “TOC

Edit” is flashing in the display.)

1)

If “REC-Posi” is set to “From End”, recording operations will always start from the end of the
previously recorded material without pressing the END SEARCH button (page 31).

2)

A track mark is added at the point where you press X again to resume recording while pausing; thus
the remainder of the track will be counted as a new track.

3)

If you open the lid while “REC-Posi” is set to “From Here”, recording will begin from the top of the
disc the next time you record. Check the point to start recording on the display.

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