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Handling and operation
Recording
Place a memory medium into the card slot or connect a data carrier to the
USB port.
Insert the CD, if necessary, and/or switch on the external audio device.
With the MD/LD button set the desired operations mode (CD, Radio,
AUX).
If necessary start playback of the external audio device.
Hold down the button SCN/REC until REC MMC or REC USB is displayed.
In the operation mode CD, MMC ALL or USB ALL will be displayed. If no
data carrier is connected, on which recordings can be made NO MEDIA
will be displayed.
Press repeatedly the button SCN/REC until the desired recording option is
displayed. When recording an audio CD you can make an additional setting
depending on whether you want to record all titles from the CD (USB/MMC
ALL) or only the current title (USB/MMC ONE).
Start recording by pressing the BND/ENT button.
The audio data is now saved on the data carrier in the format that was set (MP3
or WMA). At the beginning of the recording the notice RECORD appears in the
display. After that the recording is characterized by a prefi xed "R".
NOTICE
► When the selected data carrier is full recording automatically moves to the
other data carrier as long as a corresponding data carrier is connected.
To stop the recording press briefl y the BND/ENT button once more. After
which WAIT is shown briefl y in the display, the recording is saved.
Copying data from an MP3 CD
You can copy individual titles from an MP3-CD to the external USB data carrier or
an SD/MMC memory card.
Place a memory medium into the card slot or connect a data carrier to the
USB port.
During playback of a title from an MP3 CD hold down the SCN/REC
button. The notice COPY MMC and/or COPY USB appears. If no data
carrier is connected, on which recordings can be made NO MEDIA will
be displayed.
Press the SCN/REC button several times to select either the copy option
COPY USB (copy to a USB data carrier) or COPY MMC (copy to an SD/
MMC memory card).
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