Tascam Cd Recorder/cassette Deck Cc-222mkii Owners Manual

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4 – CD player
The CC-222MKII can be used to play back CDs 
(including CD-R and CD-RW discs that have been 
recorded and finalized on other types of recorder), as well as CD-R discs and CD-RW discs that have been 
recorded on the unit.
Simple playback operations
1Press the OPEN/CLOSE key to open the disc 
tray.
2Discs should be inserted in the tray with the 
label uppermost.
3Press the 
OPEN/CLOSE key to close the tray 
again.
When a disc is loaded into the unit, the display 
briefly shows 
TOC Reading., with a flashing 
period following the word “Reading” as the unit 
determines the contents of the disc. When the TOC 
has been read, the display shows (at the left of the 
display) one of the following:1Press the 
PLAY key to start playback.
2Press the 
STOP key to stop playback (note that 
no digital signal is output when playback is 
stopped).
3Press the 
PAU S E key to pause playback 
temporarily.
The track number indicators at the bottom of the dis-
play light, to show the available unplayed tracks. If 
there are thirteen tracks on the disc, for example, 
indicators 
1 through 13 will light. If there are more 
than 20 tracks on a disc, the track number 
OVER indi-
cator (at the bottom of the display) will light.
Time display modes
When playing back a CD (or when in pause mode), 
there are four different time display modes.
In each mode, the current track number is given, fol-
lowed by the time, as given below, e.g.
10Tr 0:48
Press the DISPLAY key to cycle through these time 
display modes, as described here:NOTE
If programmed playback has been selected (“Pro-
grammed order playback” on page 22), the elapsed 
time and total remaining time refer to the programmed 
material, not the whole disc.
Track search
Use the MULTI DIAL (or the  SKIP keys on the 
remote control unit) to jump forward or backward by 
one track at a time, as shown on the display.
Note that going forward from the last track of the 
disc will “wrap round” to track 1, and going back-
ward from the first track of the disc will “wrap 
round” to the last track of the disc.The track number indicators at the bottom of the dis-
play shows the selected track (the lit indicator at the 
left of the row of indicators).
It is also possible to use the number keys on the 
remote control unit to jump directly to a particular 
track:
1To play tracks 1 through 9, simply press the 
appropriate key (
1 through 9).
CD A commercial pre-recorded CD or a 
finalized CD-R
CD-R, NO TOCA CD-R which has yet to be finalized
CD-RW, NO TOCA CD-RW which has yet to be finalized
CD-RWA finalized CD-RW (this differs from a CD, 
as it may be unfinalized and erased)
[blank]Unusable or unreadable disc or no disc
Display shows Meaning
TOTALTotal elapsed time of the disc
[blank]Elapsed time of the current track
TOTAL REMAINTime remaining of the current disc
REMAINTime remaining of the current track 
						

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2To play a track whose number is higher than 
9, press the 
+10 key an appropriate number 
of times to set the “tens” digit of the track 
number, followed by a single key to set the 
“units” digit. For example:
Track 13 = 
+10, 3
Tr a c k  3 0  =  +10, +10, +10, 0
NOTE
On the remote control unit only, the search keys can be 
used to “fast-forward” and “fast-rewind” through the 
disc.
Playback modes
The unit can be set to play back a single track, the 
whole disc in the order in which it was created, the 
tracks of the disc in a random (shuffled) order, or a 
programmed order.
NOTE
Selecting the playback mode is only possible using the 
remote control unit. It is not possible to select the play-
back mode using the main unit alone.
1Press the PLAY MODE key repeatedly to cycle 
the display through the following:

Continue. Normal playback mode. Program-
ming is cancelled, and playback continues in the 
normal order.

Single. The currently selected track is played 
and then playback stops. The 
SINGLE indicator 
lights in this mode.

Random (random track order). In this mode, 
each track is played once before the disc repeats. Using the track search functions will move back-
wards or forwards through the random order, e.g. if 
track 7 is followed by track 10, it is possible to use 
the track search keys to go back to track 7, which is 
remembered as being before immediately before 
track 10. The red 
RANDOM display indicator lights 
in this mode. The 
TOTAL and TOTAL REMAIN time dis-
play modes are not available here.

Program (see “Programmed order playback” 
on page 22 below). The red 
PROGRAM display indi-
cator lights in this mode.
The selected mode is shown in large characters dis-
appears from the display a few seconds after select-
ing the mode, and the display returns to its previous 
mode.
Changing to programmed play mode is not possible 
when playback is taking place. This change must be 
made while the tape is stopped.
Programmed order playback
The steps to set up to 25 program steps (tracks) to be 
played back in a specified order are as follows:
1Press the 
PLAY MODE key until the display 
shows 
Program.
2The display changes to show 
0Tr 00:00 00,  
meaning that no program steps have yet had 
tracks assigned to them.
3Use the number keys on the remote control to 
enter a track number (including the 
+10 key 
to enter values greater than 9, as described 
above). There is no need to press 
ENTER.
The track entered is assigned to the program 
step, and the display changes, showing the 
track number, the total time of the program 
so far, and the step number, e.g. 
2Tr14:56 03.
4The next program step can then be entered.
NOTE
Steps 3 and 4 above can also be carried out from the 
main unit by turning and pushing the 
MULTI DIAL.
5Repeat steps 3 and 4 above until the program 
is complete.
6Press the 
PLAY key to start playback at the 
first program step. 
The display shows the track, the current time 
display, and the program step number.
While in programmed playback mode, using 
the
 SKIP keys or the MULTI DIAL moves back-
wards and forwards in the order set in the pro-
gram.
Use the 
PA U S E key to halt playback temporarily or 
the 
STOP key to stop playback of the program. 
If the 
STOP key is used, when playback is restarted, 
it starts from the first program step. 
						

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Clear the program by pressing PLAY MODE until the 
display shows 
Continue. The program is also 
cleared when the disc tray is opened, and if the 
STOP 
key is pressed when playback is stopped in pro-
grammed order mode.The programmed play order is not memorized when 
power is turned off.
If an attempt is made to enter more than 25 program 
steps, the message 
PGM Full ! appears on the 
display.
Repeat play
The unit can repeat the whole of the disc (or pro-
gram), an A–B portion set as described here, or the 
current track only.
NOTE
Selecting the repeat mode is only possible using the 
remote control unit. It is not possible to select the 
repeat mode using the main unit alone.
1The unit should be in playback, pause or stop 
mode.
Continue to press the 
REPEAT key so that the 
display shows 
Repeat 1 (the REPEAT 1 
indicator lights) to repeat one track, 
Repeat ALL (the REPEAT ALL indicator 
lights) to repeat the whole disc or program, 
Repeat A-B (the REPEAT A-B indicator 
lights) to repeat between two points as 
explained below.
2If playback has not started, restart it.
To cancel repeat mode, press the 
REPEAT key so that 
the display shows 
Repeat OFF and the REPEAT 
indicator goes out. Pressing 
STOP also cancels 
repeat mode.
Setting the A and B repeat points
While the REPEAT A-B indicator is lit, you can set the 
points on a finalized disc between which playback 
should loop.
1Start playback before the point where you 
want the loop to start.
2Press the A-B key (remote control) at the 
point where the loop is to start.
3Press the A-B key once more at the point at 
where the loop is to end.Playback jumps back to the first (A) point 
and continues to the second (B) point and 
then returns to the A point again, repeating 
the loop.
Cancel the A-B repeat mode by pressing the 
A-B key.
NOTE
If the A and B points are too close together, A-B looping 
is not possible.
The A and B points can be on either side of a track divi-
sion, but there may be a gap in the loop during play-
back in this case.
Intro check
This is a useful facility to skip through the first 10 
seconds of all the tracks on a CD to refresh your 
memory of the contents of the CD.
1With the disc stopped, press the 
INTRO 
CHECK
 key.
The first 10 seconds of each track on the disc 
will be played. Press 
STOP to stop this play-
back process.Pressing 
INTRO CHECK again cancels the mode and 
returns to normal playback.
NOTE
This function is only available from the remote control 
unit. It is not possible to use this function with the main 
unit only. 
						

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Auto spacing
This function inserts a gap of about four seconds 
between tracks on playback. This can be useful when 
recording to tape, so that automatic searching can 
take place more easily on tapes recorded from disc 
(see “Search keys” on page 20).
NOTE
This function is only available from the remote control 
unit. It is not possible to use this function with the main 
unit only.
If you press the AU TO SPACE key while the play-
back is automatically paused between tracks as a result of the auto space function being enabled, the 
unit remains in pause mode, and playback will not 
restart after the auto pause time is elapsed. 
If you press the 
AUTO  SPACE key while playback is 
taking place, and the auto space function is enabled, 
the auto space function is then cancelled.
You should note that track access in modes other than 
the “continue” mode, and for discs which are dirty or 
scratched, may take some time, and the gap between 
tracks on playback will therefore exceed four 
seconds.
Timer playback
By using an external timer, you can set the CD player 
to play the loaded disc automatically when the unit is 
turned on at a pre-determined time.
Consult the timer’s documentation for details of how 
to set it, and for connection of its power outlet to the 
CC-222MKII.Make sure that the CD TIMER switch of the CC-
222MKII is set to 
PLAY.
When the timer turns on the CC-222MKII, the disc 
TOC is read and then playback starts. 
						

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5 – Recording CDs
Before you start recording using the CC-222MKII, 
make sure that you understand the following key 
points:
 Once you have recorded on a CD-R disc, the data 
cannot be erased from it. You can add tracks to an unfinalized recordable 
disc. Once finalized, a CD-R disc is “fixed” and 
behaves in the same way as a pre-recorded disc. 
Finalized CD-RW discs, however, can be erased, 
refreshed and re-recorded.
Input selection
To select the input to be recorded, press the INPUT 1 
SEL 
key on the main unit while not recording or in 
record pause or monitor modes.
Repeated presses of the key cycle through the follow-
ing options:In the case of either the coaxial or optical inputs 
being selected, the appropriate indicator: 
COAXIAL or 
OPTICAL, lights on the display.
If any of the analog signals is selected, the 
LINE 1 or 
TAPE indicator lights on the display.
Signal volume
 The analog signals received at the LINE 1 jacks, the 
RIAA PHONO jacks and the tape (if the input vol-
ume is not being bypassed—see below) are con-
trolled with the CD deck’s 
INPUT control. 
 When this control is at the 12 o’clock position, the 
signal is neither cut nor boosted. Since this control 
also affects the digital input volume, we suggest 
that when recording digital signals, this control is 
set to this position.
 The level of the digital inputs may then be con-
trolled using the digital volume menu, as described 
below.1Press the 
RECORD key to place the unit in 
record ready mode.
2Repeatedly press the 
MENU key until the dis-
play shows 
VOLUME XXXdB where XXX 
is the current setting.
3Use the 
MULTI DIAL or the  SKIP keys to 
adjust the input level. The maximum boost is 
+18 dB (relative to the original input level), 
and the signal may be cut by up to 60 dB. 
There is also a 
---- setting which repre-
sents a complete signal cut.
Input monitoring
When the unit is in record ready, or record mode, the 
input signal is output from the 
OUT jacks (digital and 
analog), allowing you to hear the input signal.
The meters also show the current signal level.
However, it is only possible to record, or to enter 
record ready mode, when a recordable disc is 
inserted. To allow monitoring of the input signal at 
other times, or when the unit is stopped, use the 
RECORD key on the main unit or remote control to enter monitor mode from stop mode when there is no 
recordable disc in the unit (when there is a recordable 
disc in the unit, pressing the 
RECORD key enters 
record ready mode).
The word 
MONITOR appears on the display to 
show that the output signal is an echo of the input 
signal(s). The meters show the current input level.
Exit the monitor mode by using the 
STOP key.
OPTICALOptical digital in
COAXIALCoaxial digital in
LINE1Analog in (LINE 1)
PHONOPhono inputs
TAPEThe CC-222MKII cassette deck 
						

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Frequency conversion
The sampling frequency for CDs is 44.1 kHz. The 
CC-222MKII will always record (and play back) 
CDs at this frequency. When recording digital signals, the sampling fre-
quency will always be automatically converted to this 
value, except when recording from a CD, in which 
case the sampling frequency converter is automati-
cally bypassed.
Basic recording
NOTE
According to the “Red Book” (the specification for 
audio CDs), a track cannot be less than four seconds in 
length, and there can be a maximum of 99 tracks on an 
audio CD. Bear these limitations in mind when record-
ing. 
If you press either the 
STOP or the PA U S E key within 
four seconds of starting recording, the unit will con-
tinue recording until four seconds have elapsed (since 
the start of recording) and then stop or pause as appro-
priate.
After selecting the input source(s) (, “Input selec-
tion”), it is possible to start recording.
The basic record procedure is as follows:
1Load a recordable disc into the unit. As the 
disc is loaded, the display shows 
TOC 
Reading
.
When the disc has been loaded, the display 
indicators show 
CD-R, NO TOC, or CD-RW, NO 
TOC
, as appropriate.
2Press the 
RECORD key. The unit enters 
record ready mode, as shown by the 
REC and 
pause indicators on the display. 
3Adjust the level of the source(s), following the 
guidelines in “Signal volume” on page 25.
NOTE
The red OVER indicators on the meters should never 
light. Unlike analog equipment, digital audio units pro-
duce extremely unpleasant sounds when distorted, and 
there is no “headroom” after the 
0 mark. If recording 
digitally from a commercially-produced CD, the volume 
set in the menu should be 
0dB. This will maintain all 
the dynamic range of the source CD without clipping. 
Only boost the signal if the source is exceptionally 
quiet.
An analog signal input at nominal level, with no cut 
or boost from the volume controls, is equivalent to a 
reading of –16 dB on the meters (on other words, 0 is 
equivalent to 16 dBFS).
4Press the 
PLAY key or the PA U S E key to start 
recording. 
Note that there is no need to “cue up” the 
recording position—the unit always finds the 
next available location on the disc and start 
recording to it.
5Press the 
PAU S E key to pause recording tem-
porarily. The pause indicator on the display 
shows this. 
Pressing 
PA U S E or PLAY again restarts 
recording with a new track number.
6Press 
STOP to stop recording. When record-
ing stops, the display shows 
PMA 
Writing
 (Program Memory Area) and 
the 
REC indicator flashes for a few seconds as 
the unit writes to the disc. 
NOTE
While the “PMA Writing” message is displayed, all keys 
are disabled, and the unit is actually writing to disc. Do 
not disconnect the power or subject the unit to severe 
vibration or shocks at this time, as this will prevent 
proper recording of the information.
7When this message disappears, you must 
press the 
RECORD key (step 2) before 
restarting the recording. Recording restarts 
with a new track number.
NOTE
Remember that every time recording is paused or 
stopped, when recording is restarted, a new track will 
always be started. It is not possible to record in two 
“stages” within one track. 
						

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Playing back tracks
Although an unfinalized disc cannot be played back 
on an ordinary CD player, the CC-222MKII can play 
back tracks that have been recorded.Use the MULTI DIAL control or the  SKIP keys to 
select a track for playback.
Time display while recording
While a recordable disc is being played back, the 
four time display modes available in normal play-
back as described in , “Time display modes”: 
TOTAL, 
TOTAL REMAIN, track REMAIN and elapsed track time.
However, during recording there are fewer options 
available (obviously, the unit cannot see into the 
future and know how much time remains of the track 
which is being currently recorded!). While recording, 
until recording has taken place for at least 4 seconds, 
the time display mode cannot be changed.When in record or record ready mode, repeated 
presses of the 
DISPLAY key cycle between display-
ing the remaining time left for recording on the disc 
(
TOTAL REMAIN) and the elapsed time of the track cur-
rently being recorded (no indicator lit).
When playback is stopped at the start of a recordable 
disc, there are only two options available: 
TOTAL (the 
total time recorded so far on the disc) and 
TOTAL 
REMAIN
 (the total time available on the disc for further 
recording).
Manual track division
It is possible to divide the recording into tracks “on 
the fly” while recording.
While recording is taking place, press the 
RECORD 
key. The current track number is incremented by one.
For details of automatic track division while record-
ing, see “Automatic track division” on page 31.
NOTE
According to the “Red Book” (the specification for 
audio CDs), a track cannot be less than four seconds in 
length, and there can be a maximum of 99 tracks on an 
audio CD. Bear these limitations in mind when adding 
track divisions.
Full disc
If recording a long program, when there is no space 
remaining on the disc for recording, as shown by the 
time display (see “Time display while recording” on 
page 27), the display shows 
Disc Full!! for 
a few seconds (and may show 
PMA Writing 
after this).If the disc is a CD-RW, the final track can be erased, 
if required (see “Erasing tracks” on page 33) and the 
disc then finalized. If the disc is a CD-R, it must be 
finalized prior to use (see “Finalizing” on page 33).
Dubbing from tape to disc
When dubbing from tape to disc, follow the instruc-
tions here.
1Load the tape with the side that will be 
recorded first to be played first. Set the 
Dolby, etc. as well as the reverse mode.
2Load a recordable disc.
3Use the 
MENU key to set the dubbing volume 
to 
THRU to bypass the input level control 
(see “Bypassing the INPUT level for dub-
bing” on page 18).
NOTE
Note that while dubbing with auto track enabled, the 
start trigger level (see “Synchronized recording” on 
page 29) is set to –30 dB.
4Press the DUB 1 key.
The CD goes into record ready. The tape 
rewinds to the start of the tape and starts 
playing back. The CD recorder starts record-
ing.
5When the available recording time on the 
disc is finished, or the tape has stopped play-
ing according to the reverse mode setting,  
						

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whichever is the earliest, the tape will stop, 
and recording will stop on the disc.
If you want to adjust the input volume, set 
the 
DUB>VOL menu to ON and use the 
right (CD-RW) 
INPUT control to adjust the 
level of signals fed to the disc from the tape 
deck. If you wish to adjust the volume before 
recording starts, put the CD-RW into record 
ready or monitor mode and use the 
INPUT 1 
SEL
 key to select TAPE.
You can also stop the dubbing process by 
pressing either of the 
STOP keys (these are 
the only keys which will work in dubbing 
mode).
NOTE
A recordable disc must be loaded in the drive, and a cas-
sette in the tape deck for the dubbing to work. The 
DUB 1 key is disabled if the media are not loaded, and 
if the drives are in any mode other than stop.
Also note the following points:
When dubbing from tape to disc in bidirectional mode, 
the track number may automatically be incremented 
either when the end of the tape is detected (the start of 
the leader tape) and/or when the tape reverses. In this 
case, recording is not affected.
When dubbing from tape to disc in bidirectional mode, 
a click may be recorded when the tape reverses.
When dubbing from tape to disc, the leader tape will 
be recorded as silence on the CD.
Dubbing to CD from the middle of the tape
The previous instructions refer to recording from the 
start of the tape.
1To record from the middle of the tape, set 
noise reduction, reverse mode, etc. and locate 
the tape to the position where playback will 
start.
2Press the tape 
PA U S E key to leave the tape in 
paused mode.3With a recordable disc in the drive, press the 
DUB 1 key. The tape will start playing back, 
and the disc will start recording.
Recording stops under the same circum-
stances as for the whole tape (end of tape, 
end of disc or either 
STOP key pressed).
From the RIAA PHONO inputs
NOTE
Because of the background noise often experienced 
when playing back analog vinyl recordings, although 
the following features are enabled in the phono record-
ing mode: trigger level, sync recording and automatic 
track division, the use of them is not recommended.
To record to disc from an external record player con-
nected to the 
RIAA PHONO jacks:
1Load a recordable disc and put the unit in 
stop mode.
2Press the 
MENU key until the PHONO > 
xxxx menu item is shown.
If the display does not show 
PHONO > 
DISC
, turn the MULTI DIAL (or press the 
SKIP keys on the remote control) until it does 
and press the 
MULTI DIAL (or ENTER on the 
remote control unit). Prepare to play the 
record on the external record player.
3Press the 
PHONO key. The input changes to 
the 
RIAA PHONO input (the INPUT 1 PHONO indicator lights on the display), and the disc 
recorder enters record ready mode.
4Start playing back the record. 
5Start recording on the disc by pressing the 
disc 
PLAY key.
The level can be adjusted using the CD 
INPUT control.
Recording will stop when the recording time 
on the disc ends, or when the disc 
STOP key 
is pressed. The input source returns to the 
previously-selected key.
NOTE
No keys are enabled in this phono recording mode, 
except for the disc 
STOP key. This includes the 
RECORD key, which can therefore not be used for 
manual track increments (“Manual track division” on 
page 27). If you want to use manual track division, use 
the normal recording procedure, with the phono inputs 
selected as the source. 
						

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During dubbing with auto track enabled, the trigger 
level (“Setting the trigger level” on page 29) is fixed at 
–24 dB and cannot be changed.
This mode cannot be entered if a recordable disc is not 
loaded in the drive.
It is also possible to perform manual recording to 
disc from the 
RIAA PHONO source. This is the same as the standard manual recording procedure (“Basic 
recording” on page 26), except that the 
PHONO input 
option should be selected (
INPUT 1 SEL key) before 
recording starts. 
NOTE
It is not possible to make manual recordings from the 
RIAA PHONO source to tape.
Advanced recording
These sections cover more advanced recording 
techniques.
Setting the trigger level
The signal level which may be used with synchro-
nized recording operations (here called the “trigger 
level” or “threshold”) is set as below:
1With a recordable disc loaded, press the 
MENU 
key until the display shows: 
S_LVL>> 
xxdB
, where xx is the current value.
2Tu r n  t h e  
MULTI JOG control or use the  SKIP 
keys to change the value between 
-24, -30, 
-36, -42, -48, -54, -60, -66, and  
-72 dB.Low numerical values of this setting (towards –24) 
mean that it takes a louder signal to trigger the start 
of the synchronized recording. A high numerical 
value (towards –72) means that a relatively quiet sig-
nal will trigger the start of recording.
NOTE
When dubbing from tape to disc (“Dubbing from tape 
to disc” on page 27) and auto track enabled, this level is 
fixed at –30 dB. When dubbing from a 
RIAA PHONO 
source with auto track on, the level is fixed at –24 dB.
Synchronized recording
Synchronized recording basically means that record-
ing will begin automatically when a signal is 
received, and will stop when the signal ends. 
Use the 
SYNC REC key to select the synchronization 
mode. The synchronization mode determines the 
automated start and stopping of recording when a 
signal is received.
Repeated presses of this key cycle through the fol-
lowing modes:
• SYNC ALL
• SYNC 1
• SYNC OFF
as shown in the display.
To enable or disable synchronized recording:
1A recordable disc must be loaded.2Press the 
SYNC REC key to select SYNC 
ALL
 or SYNC 1. 
3Press the 
RECORD key.
4Start playback of the source.
Starting playback of the source automatically starts 
recording on the CC-222MKII if 
SYNC ALL or 
SYNC 1 has been selected (see “Sync recording 
(start)” on page 30) and manual record start is dis-
abled. If 
SYNC OFF is selected, the recording 
must be started manually.
Note that the 
PAU S E key cannot be used to pause 
synchronized recording.
The sync modes are related to the trigger level (as 
explained above). 
						

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Sync recording (start)
The conditions under which an input signal is used as 
the trigger to start recording in the 
SYNC ALL and 
SYNC 1 modes are:
 when recording digitally from a DAT deck, a digi-
tal track start signal is detected (the signal level is 
ignored):
 when recording digitally from a CD or MD deck, a 
digital track start signal is received, and the signal 
level subsequently rises above the trigger level: when recording from any source other than the 
ones described above (that is, any digital source 
other than DAT, CD or MD, or any analog source), 
recording starts when the input signal level exceeds 
the trigger level.
In this last case, if the signal level is already higher 
than the trigger level, recording starts immediately.
Sync recording (stop)
SYNC ALL In the SYNC ALL mode, recording 
stops when the input level drops below the trigger 
level for more than six seconds.
Also note that in this mode, the auto track function is 
enabled (see “Automatic track division” on page 31).
SYNC OFF Automatic synchronized record start 
and stop functions are disabled and must be per-
formed manually.
SYNC 1 In the SYNC 1 mode, recording stops at 
the start of the next track (when the level of the first 
track has gone below the trigger level for less than 
six seconds and the level of the second track goes 
above the trigger level)
or
When the input level goes below the trigger level for 
more than six seconds (as in the 
SYNC ALL 
mode).
level
time
S_LVL
Track start signal 
received
Start of recording
level
time
S_LVL
Track start signal 
receivedStart of recording
level
time
S_LVL
Trigger level 
exceeded
Start of recording
level
time
S_LVL
STOP
6 secondslevel
time
S_LVL
Less than 
six secondsRecording 
stops