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Digital recording from DAT

If you're recording a

tape that was recorded using the

DAT

machine's auto

function, the

DAT

slightly after the beginning of the actual recording. This

can cause problems for the

The start of the track may not be recorded.

The track number will be recorded on the disc after

the start of the track

The beginning of the next track on the

unintentionally recorded

To avoid these problems, we recommend recording start

s on the

manually, if possible. Refer to the instruc-

DAT

tions for your

recorder for more information.

DAT

You might also encounter problems if you try to synchro-

record all tracks from a

that is set to program play. If

DAT

you want to record a

in program play mode, use the

DAT

1-track synchro recording mode— see page 20 for how to

do this.

Digital signal interruptions

There are a couple of situations where a signal arriving at

the digital input of the recorder might be interrupted. The

first is if the sampling rate of the signal suddenly changes.

This is most likely when recording from

record at a number of different sampling rates. If one track

on the

is recorded at, say, 44.1kHz, but the next at

DAT

48kHz, this will cause an interruption of the recording on

the PDR-509 while it adjusts to the new sampling rate.

During this time, a short blank section will be recorded

on the disc.

Other sources of signal interruption include power or

source component failure, accidental disconnection of the

interconnect cord, and interruption of digital satellite

broadcasts. In all these cases, if the signal resumes within

about five seconds, the result will just be a blank section

on the disc. If the interruption is longer than five seconds,

the recorder displays the error message:

recording is paused.

Power interruptions

Never switch off the PDR-509 while it's recording, or

while the display shows

PMA REC

Recording). If there's a power failure, or you accidently

disconnect the power from the wall outlet while recording

is in process, you'll lose at least part of the recording.

When power is restored, the recorder will show the

message

until it's finished recording the

RESUME

After recording, always remove the disc from the

recorder before switching the power off. Failure to do

this could result in you losing some of the recorded

material on the disc.

s on the tape are

recorder:

DAT

, which can

DAT

and

CAN NOT REC

(Program Memory Area

PMA

Basic Playback and Recording

Disc type display

When you load a disc, the first thing the recorder does is

to ascertain what kind of disc it is, what (if anything) is

recorded on the disc, and whether or not it's been

finalized. Once it's done this, the display changes to one of

those shown in the table below. If the disc is a

, the recorder makes a series of automatic adjust-

ments to ensure the best quality recording. These

adjustments take a little longer if the unit is cold or has

just been switched on.

A pre-recorded

running time of 55 min. 37 sec.

A finalized

tracks and a running time of 55

min. 37 sec.

Display for a blank consumer-

use

Display for a blank consumer-

use

A partially recorded

10 tracks and a total recorded

time of 43 min. 12sec.

A partially recorded

with 10 tracks and a total

recorded time of 43 min. 12sec.

The disc is not recognized by

the recorder, or you pressed 3

(play) without a disc loaded.

The disc is a professional-use

be used with this recorder.

Miscellaneous information

The minimum recordable time is four seconds.

Even if you try and record something shorter than

this, the track that the recorder creates will be four

seconds.

Usually, track numbers are recorded onto the disc

automatically when recording. If you decide to

switch off this feature (for example, when you're

recording from a satellite broadcast), be sure to

input track markers as recording is taking place —

you can't add them after recording is complete.

See page 30 for more on manual and automatic

track numbering.

The maximum number of tracks on a disc is 99.

or finalized

–

, with 11 tracks and a

–

with 11

–

disc.

–

disc.

–

with

–

disc and cannot