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• Press the Rec/Del (19, 39) button when you're finished recording. The display will show REC OK as shown

in figure 10.

Now your recording is finished. The first time you're recording from the Aux In (23) input, the CDR-110

will automatically generate a folder on the medium you're recording on named TMAUX. In future the

CDR-110 will store all files recorded from the Aux In (23) input in this folder. The files will be named

TMAUX001, TMAUX002 etc. as they are recorded.

• If you're recording from SD/MMC card to USB stick, or from USB to SD/MMC card, the procedure is the

same. The only difference is that you can copy separate folders from one medium to another. The

Display will show copy and the folder generated by the CDR-110 on your medium is called

COPY. The copied files keep their original names.

11. Delete a track

• Stop playback by pressing the Stop

• Press and hold the Rec/Del (19, 39) button for 3 seconds. Now you're in delete mode.

• Select a folder by using the Rev

• Open the folder by pressing and holding either the Rev

3 seconds.

• Select the track you wish to delete.

• Pres the Rec/Del (19, 39) button again.

• Now your track is deleted.

12. Program Play

• Stop playback and press the Prog (15, 34) button, the player will enter the program mode. The display

will look as shown in figure 11.

• Select a folder using the Direct Access (2, 25) buttons or the Rev

buttons.

• Press Prog (15, 34) and select a track in the formerly selected folder using the Select buttons, the

Rev

(6, 38) or the Cue

• Repeat this operation to select all the tracks you want to listen to.

• Press the Play/Pause

• Erase the program by pressing the Stop

(8, 33) button.

(6, 38) and Cue (7, 37) buttons.

(7, 37) buttons.

(9, 32) button to start Program play.

(8, 33) button.

(6, 38) or the Cue

Fig. 9

Fig. 10

(7, 37) button for

Fig. 11

(7, 37)