Tascam Md Recorder/player MD-801RmkII, MD-801Pmkii Owners Manual

							 
5 - Track and disc title entry 
  TASCAM MD-801R/P Mk II  
5–9 
5.11.6Copying disc and track titles 
When two MD-801 units are connected together 
using the optional PW-1XMD serial cable, disc and 
track titles can be copied from one unit (master) to 
the other (slave), as described in 4.3.10, Track title 
copying together with audio, with the following pro-
cedure. 
1 
After pressing the  
EDIT 
 key on the slave unit, 
turn the  
DATA 
 dial until the display shows: 
2 
Turn the  
SHUTTLE 
 wheel clockwise.
If the master MD-801 is in stop mode, the  
DISC 
TITLE
 
 indicator will light in the display, and you 
can copy the title for the whole disc.
If the master MD-801 is in play or play mode, 
the  
TRACK TITLE
 
 indicator will light in the dis-
play, and you can copy the title for the current 
track. 
3 
The display will change: 
4 
With both units in stop mode, press the   
CALL  
 
key   
[10]  
 on the slave unit.
The title currently displayed on the master unit 
(in this case, the disc title) is copied to the slave 
unit. 
NOTE  
Track titles can also be copied in this way, as 
well as using the method described in 4.3.10, 
Track title copying together with audio, as 
long as the master unit is in play or play ready  
mode. 
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  TASCAM MD-801R/P Mk II  
7–1 
7 - Remote control of the MD-801 
The MD-801 can be controlled by a number of dif-
ferent sources, including the PS/2 keyboard 
described in 6, Use of a keyboard with the MD-
801. In addition, the   
REMOTE (SERIAL)  
   
[45]  
 and   
REMOTE (PARALLEL)  
 connectors   
[47]  
 can be 
used to connect compatible equipment, and the   
REMOTE CONTROL  
 terminal   
[46]  
 allows connec-
tion of an optional TASCAM RC-801 or RC-FS10/
20 remote control unit. 
NOTE  
Do not connect any unit to the  
REMOTE 
CONTROL 
 terminal other than a TASCAM 
remote control unit specifically designed for  
use with the MD-801. 
In addition, the MD-801 may be “fader started” using 
a pin on the   
REMOTE (PARALLEL)  
 connector 
(see 7.1.2, Fader start). 
7.1 REMOTE (PARALLEL)  
connector 
The following gives the pinouts of the   
REMOTE 
(PARALLEL)  
 connector   
[47]  
:All of the Command inputs are active when low. In 
order to activate them, they must be brought to 
ground level for 50 ms or longer.
The ONLINE Tally pin (17) becomes active when a 
play command is received from any of the following:
• the ONLINE function of the RC-801 remote con-
trol unit
• the RC-8 remote control unit,
• play command issued to either the   
REMOTE 
(PARALLEL)  
 or   
REMOTE (SERIAL)  
 connector
• a PS/2 keyboard
The RECORD Command (pin 6). If this command is 
received, the MD-801enters Input Monitor mode. To 
start recording, the RECORD and PLAY Commands 
must be transmitted simultaneously (pins 6 and 11). 
7.1.1 Tally indicators 
The Tally pins of the   
REMOTE (PARALLEL)  
 con-
nector may be used to connect LEDs, etc. for visual 
remote indication of the status of the functions which 
are associated with these pins. 
NOTE  
The tally outputs are open collectors, with the 
maximum load current being 20 mA and the 
maximum voltage being 30 V. Take care not 
to overload these pins: the maximum supply  
current is 100 mA. 
While the MD-801 is in input monitor mode, the 
RECORD Tally signal (pin 15) will provide a flash-
ing tally light (see below). 
Pin 
numberAssignment Function
 
1 PLAY PLAY Command
2 TRACK NEXT Track Next Command
3 TRACK PREV Track Previous Command
4 READY READY Command
5 STOP STOP Command
6
RECORDRECORD Command
7 AUTO CUE AUTO CUE Command
8 FADER START FADER START Command
9 AUTO READY AUTO READY Command
10 CALL CALL Command
11 PLAY PLAY Tally
12 READY READY Tally
13 AUTO READY AUTO READY Tally
14 STOP STOP Tally
15RECORD RECORD Tally
16 AUTO CUE AUTO CUE Tally
17 ONLINE ONLINE Tally
18 TIME SEARCH TIME SEARCH Tally
19 — Reserved
20 EOM End of Message Tally
21 PROGRAM PROGRAM Tally
22 PROGRAM PROGRAM Command
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23 KEY_0 Numeric key (0) Command
24 KEY_1 Numeric key (1) Command
25 KEY_2 Numeric key (2) Command
26 KEY_3 Numeric key (3) Command
27 KEY_4 Numeric key (4) Command
28 KEY_5 Numeric key (5) Command
29 KEY_6 Numeric key (6) Command
30 KEY_7 Numeric key (7) Command
31 KEY_8 Numeric key (8) Command
32 KEY_9 Numeric key (9) Command
33 CLEAR CLEAR Command
34 ENTER ENTER Command
35 DISC IN DISC IN Tally
36 GND GND
37 +5V +5V
 
Pin 
numberAssignment Function
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7 - REMOTE (PARALLEL) connector 
7–2 
 TASCAM MD-801R/P Mk II 
For details of the timing of the EOM tally signal (pin 
20), see 3.7, EOM disc and 3.8, EOM track. 
7.1.2 Fader start 
Pin 8 is a special case. If this input is brought low 
(for more than 50 ms), playback starts. If it is brought 
back to the high state, playback stops.
This makes it suitable for connection to any switch-
ing mechanism such as the fader start outputs on a 
mixing console, or an edit controller, which connect 
this pin to ground when active.
Note that the Incremental Play function (see 3.10, 
Incremental play) can be used to cue the start of the 
next track automatically when the fader play pin goes 
high (i.e. playback is stopped). 
7.1.3 Sequential playback and recording 
Using the  
REMOTE (PARALLEL) 
 connectors to 
“daisy-chain” a number of MD-801 units, it is possi-
ble to use the EOM message (as described in 3.7, 
EOM disc) to start playback or recording on one 
unit automatically when the end of the disc is 
reached on the first unit.
• Before doing this, you should make sure that the 
value in the EOM track menu is set to off (see 3.8, 
EOM track), and that the EOM disc value is set 
to over 60 seconds (see 3.7, EOM disc).To connect two units for sequential playback, con-
nect the End of Message Tally (pin 20) of the first 
unit to the PLAY Command pin (pin 1) of the second 
unit. You should also link together the two ground 
pins (pin 36).
This ensures that when the End of Message tally sig-
nal is output from the first unit, it will trigger a play 
action in the second, allowing continuous playback 
of very long programs.
To enable continuous sequential recording, connect 
together the  
REMOTE (PARALLEL)  
 connectors of 
two MD-801R units in the following way:
The End of Message Tally (pin 20) of the first unit 
should be connected to both the PLAY Command 
(pin 1) and the RECORD Command (pin 6) pins of 
the second unit’s  
REMOTE (PARALLEL)  
 connec-
tor. The two ground pins (pin 36) should also be con-
nected.
It is also possible to connect the End of Message 
Tally pin of the second unit to the appropriate pin(s) 
of a third unit, and so on.
Note that if a disc is scratched or damaged, it may not 
be possible to perform the sequential playback or 
recording operation.
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  TASCAM MD-801R/P Mk II  
8–1 
8 - Specifications, etc. 
This section provides reference material concerning 
the error and informational messages that may 
appear on the display of the MD-801 under certain 
circumstances, as well as the specifications of the 
unit. 
8.1 Error messages and  
troubleshooting guide 
Any troubleshooting remedies suggested here are 
ones you can perform yourself. If you cannot cure a 
problem by following the suggestions here, contact 
your TASCAM dealer.
The MD-801 is a precision piece of engineering, and 
there are no user-servicable parts inside. Do not 
attempt to make any repairs to the MD-801.
The messages here are arranged in alphabetical order 
for easy reference. 
MessageMeaning and possible 
remedy
 
A-B Error! 
An error has occurred with 
regard to the setting of the A 
and B location points (they 
are at the same position, A 
follows B, etc. Consult the 
relevant part of this manual 
to see what restrictions are 
placed on the A-B loop for 
the operation you are 
attempting.
 
Cannot EDIT! 
The edit operation you just 
attempted cannot be carried 
out. Try again with another 
disc.
 
Cannot REC! 
For various reasons, the MD-
801 is unable to record. Turn 
off the power to all units, 
recheck connections, etc. 
wait a few seconds, turn on 
the units and try again. If this 
problem persists, contact 
your TASCAM dealer.
 
D-IN UNLOCK! 
The digital audio source 
selected for recording was 
not available. Re-check the 
connections, etc. to the MD-
801.
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Disc Error! 
The disc inserted is of the 
wrong type (it may be an MD 
data disc) or the U-TOC has 
become damaged or is other-
wise unreadable. Try again 
with another disc.
 
Disc Full! 
You are trying to record or 
split a track on a disc where 
there is no space. Note that if 
the U-TOC is complicated, 
even though the total length 
of the recorded tracks may 
be less than the nominal 
length of the disc, this mes-
sage may appear. 
 
Eject Error! 
The disc cannot be ejected 
properly. Switch off the unit, 
wait a few seconds, turn on 
the unit again and retry eject-
ing the disc. If this fails, con-
tact your TASCAM dealer.
 
EXT_CLK Err! 
No external word clock could 
be found, when one was 
expected. Check the connec-
tions to the word clock.
 
InsPT Error! 
You are attempting to inser t 
at an illegal point (see 5.7, 
Moving an A-B point)
 
Load Error! 
The MD-801 was unable to 
read the disc when it was 
loaded. Eject the disc and try 
again. If the problem persists, 
try cleaning the drive lens 
using a commercial MD lens-
cleaning kit.
 
Name Full!! 
The title you have tried to 
enter exceeds the limit for an 
individual title, or for the total 
number of characters that 
may be stored on a disc (see 
5.11, Track and disc title 
entry)
 
NO BU-801!! 
You have attempted to use 
the flash start function, with-
out the optional RAM buffer 
(BU-801) being installed (see 
6.3, Flash start)
 
NO CALL PT!! 
You have attempted to per-
form a call point operation, 
without having set the call 
point first (see 4.2.7, The 
CALL function)
 
MessageMeaning and possible 
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8 - Specifications 
8–2 
 TASCAM MD-801R/P Mk II 
8.2 Specifications 
Changes in specifications and features may be made 
without notice or obligation.
In the following specifications, 0 dBV is referenced 
to 1 volt, and 0 dBu is referenced to 0.775 Vrms. 
8.2.1 General MiniDisc 
Not Audio!! 
No digital audio is available 
when recording. Check the 
source disc.
 
Not Execute! 
You attempted to perform an 
invalid editing operation. 
Read this manual to see 
what you might have done to 
cause this error message to 
appear.
 
PGM Empty!! 
You are attempting pro-
grammed playback with no 
program steps specified.
 
PGM Full!! 
You have attempted pro-
grammed playback with more 
than the maximum permissi-
ble number of tracks (see 
6.2.1, Entering programmed 
playback).
 
PLL UNLOCK! 
This indicates a system error. 
Try again with another disc. If 
the error persists, contact 
your TASCAM dealer.
 
Ready Error! 
An error occurred while load-
ing the flash start buffer from 
disc (see 6.3, Flash start). 
Try loading the buffer again. 
If this error persists, try with 
another disc and check the 
installation of the optional 
BU-801 RAM buffer.
 
Rec Error! 
Some error occurred while 
recording. This resulted in 
the recording process being 
stopped. Try again, using 
another disc.
 
Servo Error! 
A disc error has occurred. 
Eject the disc and try again, 
or try with a different disc. If 
this error persists, contact 
your TASCAM dealer.
 
T_Protected! 
The track has been pro-
tected, and cannot be written. 
Unprotect the track using the 
procedure described in 5.9, 
Changing track attributes.
 
TOC Edited! 
Not an error message—this 
message is shown when you 
try to eject a disc with 
changes made to the TOC 
(see the 
 
EJECT 
 key expla-
nation—
 
[3] 
).
 
MessageMeaning and possible 
remedy
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R
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TRK Illegal! 
You have specified an illegal 
track number for an opera-
tion. Make sure that the track 
number matches the number 
of tracks on the disc, and that 
the track is a valid track for 
the operation you are 
attempting (i.e. it is not the 
first or the last track for some 
operations).
 
UTOC Fixed! 
The U-TOC was found to be 
defective, but the MD-801 
successfully attempted a 
repair. This restored U-TOC 
was not saved to disc before 
a recording operation was 
attempted, causing this error 
to be displayed.
 
UTOC Full! 
The U-TOC is too full (com-
plex) for you to save the edits 
that you have just made. You 
may want to clean up the U-
TOC (see 4.3.2, Rebuilding 
the TOC).
 
W_Protected! 
You have attempted a record 
or edit operation on a write-
protected disc.
 
Write Fail! 
The U-TOC could not be writ-
ten. Try loading another disc 
to see if the error is in the 
disk or in the MD-801
Format MiniDisc (MD) format, 2-channel stereo 
or mono using audio MiniDisc
Recording methodMagnetic field modulation overwriting
Maximum recording 
time74 minutes (stereo), 148 minutes 
(monaural)
Sampling frequency 44.1 kHz
Compression system ATRAC (Adaptive Transform Acoustic 
Coding) 
Modulation system EFM (Eight-to-Fourteen Modulation)
 
MessageMeaning and possible 
remedy
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8 - Specifications 
  TASCAM MD-801R/P Mk II  
8–3 
8.2.2 Analog I/O
8.2.3 Digital I/O8.2.4 Other connections
8.2.5 General and electrical 
Error correction ACIRC (Advanced Cross Interleave 
Reed-Solomon Code)
Frequency response 20 Hz – 20 kHz ±0.5 dB
Signal-to-noise ratio 
(playback)>101 dB (1 kHz/weighted A)
Signal-to-noise ratio 
(recording)> 94 dB (1 kHz/weighted A)
THD < 0.006%
Wow and flutter Unmeasurable
Pitch control ±9.9% (in 0.1% steps)
Playback rise time 
(from play ready 
mode)< 0.1s
Balanced outputs 
(
 
LINE 
)XLR-3-32 type, nominal +4 dBu, full-
scale –16 dB
Maximum output level: +24 dBu
Nominal impedance: 11 
 
W 
Trimmer potentiometer allows 11 dB 
adjustment (–7 dB cut to +4 dB boost)
Unbalanced outputs 
(
 
MONITOR 
)RCA pin jacks, nominal –10 dBV ±1 dB, 
full-scale –16 dB
Maximum output level: +6 dBV
Nominal impedance: 220 
 
W 
Headphones 
(
 
PHONES 
)1/4” stereo jack
Maximum output level: 50 mW + 50 mW
Impedance: 32 
 
W 
Balanced inputs XLR-3-31 type, nominal +4 dBu, full-
scale –16 dB
Maximum input level: +24 dBu
Nominal impedance: 2.2 k
 
W 
Trimmer potentiometer allows 11 dB 
adjustment (–4 dB cut to +7 dB boost)
Unbalanced inputs RCA pin jacks, nominal –10 dBV, full-
scale –16 dB
Maximum input level: +6 dBV
Nominal impedance: 8 k
 
W 
AES/EBU 
 outputXLR-3-32 type, AES3-1992 format
R
R
R
 
COAXIAL 
 outputRCA pin jack, IEC60958 (consumer) 
format (SPDIF)
 
AES/EBU 
 inputXLR-3-31 type, AES3-1992 format. 
Valid sampling frequencies from 

						

							 
8 - Dimensional drawing 
8–4 
 TASCAM MD-801R/P Mk II 
8.3 Dimensional drawing 
RC-8 Remote Control Unit RC-801 Remote Control Unit 
Option 
216mm
200mm
58mm
156mm
201mm 14mm
4mm
21mm
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Index  A - E 
 MD-801R/P Mk II 
 I 
A 
A and B point erase operations
 5-3
 
A-B erase
 5-4
 
A-B indicator
 2-7
 
A-B point, moving
 5-5
 
About the MD-801R/P Mk II
 1-2
 
About the MiniDisc format
 1-1
 
AES/EBU
DIGITAL INPUT
  2-7
 
DIGITAL OUTPUT
  2-7
 
Alphanumeric display (dot-matrix)
 2-7
 
Analog I/O
 8-3
 
ANALOG INPUT switch
 2-6
 
ANALOG INPUTS (UNBALANCED)
 2-8
 
ANALOG INPUTS and trimmers (BALANCED)
 2-8
 
Analog output function DIP switch bank
  2-8
 
ANALOG OUTPUTS (LINE) and trimmers
 2-8
 
ANALOG OUTPUTS (MONITOR)
  2-8
 
Analog recording
 4-8
 
ATRAC compression
 1-1
 
Audio position in a track, cueing to first
 4-3
 
Auto cue
 3-1
 
AUTO CUE key and indicator
 2-5
 
AUTO READY key and indicator
 2-5
 
Auto track numbering level
 3-4 
B 
Backup memory
 1-4
 
BALANCED, ANALOG INPUTS and trimmers
 2-8
 
Basic recording operations
 4-5
 
Baud rate
 3-3
 
Buffer memory
 1-1 
C 
CALL function
 4-2
 
CALL key
 2-3
 
Cancelling an edit operation
 5-1
 
CAPS indicator
 2-6
 
Care of MD media
 1-2
 
Care of the unit
  1-3
 
Changing characters
 5-8
 
Changing track attributes
 5-6
 
Characters
changing
 5-8
 
deleting
 5-8
 
inserting
 5-8
 
Check items
 3-3
 
Checking and editing a programmed sequence
 6-2
 
COAXIAL
DIGITAL INPUT
  2-8
 
DIGITAL OUTPUT
  2-8
 
Combining tracks
 5-2
 
Communications, serial
 3-3
 
Complete disc, erasing
 5-7
 
Compression, ATRAC
 1-1
 Copy ID
 3-4
 
Copying
disc and track titles
 5-9
 
title together with audio
 4-8
 
Cueing
next track automatically
 4-3
 
to first audio position in a track
 4-3 
D 
Date
displaying recording
 4-4
 
setting the time and
 4-4
 
DATE indicator
 2-6
 
Deleting characters
 5-8
 
Digital I/O
 8-3
 
DIGITAL INPUT (AES/EBU)
  2-7
 
DIGITAL INPUT (COAXIAL)
 2-8
 
DIGITAL INPUT switch
 2-6
 
DIGITAL OUTPUT (AES/EBU)
  2-7
 
DIGITAL OUTPUT (COAXIAL)
 2-8
 
Digital recording
 4-7
 
Dimensional drawing
 8-4
 
Direct track entry
 6-3
 
Disc
editing without saving the edits to
 5-1
 
EOM
 3-2
 
erasing complete
 5-7
 
inserting and ejecting
 4-1
 
playback of
 4-1
 
playing back all
 4-1
 
Disc and track titles, copying
 5-9
 
Disc drive
 2-2
 
Disc title
editing with keyboard
 6-3
 
entry
 5-7
 
DISC TITLE indicator
 2-7
 
Display
 2-3 2-6
 
and indicators (time)
  2-7
 
dot-matrix alphanumeric
 2-7
 
frame
 3-1
 
relative time
  4-2
 
Displaying the recording date
 4-4
 
Displaying track titles during playback
 4-4
 
Dividing tracks
 5-1
 
Dot-matrix alphanumeric display
 2-7 
E 
EDIT indicator
 2-6
 
EDIT key
 2-4
 
Edit operation
 6-1
 
cancelling
 5-1
 
Editing
basic operations
 5-1
 
existing titles
 5-8
 
operations
 5-1
 
titles using the keyboard
 6-3
 
unprotecting tracks
 5-7 
						

							  Index  F - P 
II 
  MD-801R/P Mk II  without saving the edits to disc
 5-1
 
Editing a programmed sequence
 6-2
 
Editing operations
 5-1
 
EJECT key
 2-2
 
Ejecting discs
 4-1
 
End of track, erasing to
 5-4
 
Entering the A and B location points
  4-2
 
EOM
disc
 3-2
 
track
 3-2
 
Erased material
restoring
 5-6
 
Erasing
complete disc
 5-7
 
from the start of a track
 5-4
 
more than one track at a time
 5-4
 
normal A-B
 5-4
 
to the end of a track
  5-4
 
track
 5-2
 
Error messages and troubleshooting guide
 8-1 
F 
Fader start
 7-2
 
First audio position in track, cueing to
 4-3
 
Flash start
 6-2
 
Frame display
 3-1
 
Front panel
 2-2 
G 
General notes on recording using MD
 4-5
 
General transport operations
 6-1 
I 
I/O
analog
  8-3
 
digital
 8-3
 
ID, copy
 3-4
 
Incremental play
 3-3
 
Incrementing track number
 4-6
 
indicators, tally
 7-1
 
INPUT LEVEL controls
 2-6
 
Input levels
 2-8
 
INPUT selection switch
 2-6
 
Inserting and ejecting discs
 4-1
 
Inserting characters
 5-8
 
Introduction
 1-1 
J 
JOG key and indicator
 2-3
 
Jog loop length
  3-1
 
Jog mode
 4-3
 
JOG/DATA dial
 2-3
 
Joop length (jog)
 3-1 K Katakana indicator
 2-6
 
Keyboard (PS/2)
track and disc title editing
 6-3
 
using with the MD-801
 6-1
 
KEYBOARD connector
  2-9 
L 
Laser pickup time
 3-4
 
Level control
PHONES jack
 2-3
 
LEVEL controls, INPUT
 2-6
 
Level for auto track numbering
 3-4
 
Level meters
 2-7
 
LINE ANALOG OUTPUTS
 2-8
 
LOC A/DEL & LOC B/INSERT keys and indicators
 2-5
 
Location points
entry
 4-2
 
playback between
 4-2
 
Location, time-based
 6-2 
M 
MD media, care of
 1-2
 
MEMO IN/CAPS key and indicator
 2-5
 
Memory
backup
 1-4
 
buffer
  1-1
 
Menu items
 3-1
 
MENU key
 2-3
 
Menu operations
basic principles
  3-1
 
Meters, peak
 2-8
 
MiniDisc format, about
 1-1
 
MODE SET DIP switch bank
 2-9
 
Monaural playback
  4-1
 
MONITOR ANALOG OUTPUTS
 2-8
 
Mono-to-stereo
 5-6
 
Moving an A-B point
 5-5
 
Moving tracks
 5-3 
N 
Normal A-B erase
 5-4
 
Notes on recording using MD format
 4-5
 
Number incrementing (track)
 4-6
 
Numbering level (auto-numbering)
 3-4 
O 
Output levels
 2-8 
P 
Peak level meters
 2-7
 
PGM NO. indicator
 2-7
 
PHONES jack and level control
 2-3 
						

							 Index  R - T 
 MD-801R/P Mk II 
 III  Pickup time
 3-4
 
PITCH CONT key and indicator
 2-5
 
Pitch control
 3-1
 
PLAY key and indicator
 2-1
 
PLAY MODE key
 2-5
 
Playback
 4-1
 
between two location points
  4-2
 
displaying track titles during
 4-4
 
entering programmed
 6-1
 
incremental
 3-3
 
monaural
 4-1
 
outputs
  4-1
 
repeat
 4-3
 
timer-controlled
 3-2
 
Playback and recording (sequential)
 7-2
 
Playing back a single track
 4-2
 
Playing back a whole disc
 4-1
 
Point erase operations
 5-3
 
“Post-Script” recording
 4-6
 
“Post-script” recording
  3-4
 
~ IN (power in connector)
 2-9
 
Power in connector (~ IN)
 2-9
 
POWER switch
 2-2
 
Principles of menu operations
 3-1
 
Programmed sequence
checking and editing
 6-2
 
entering
 6-1
 
Protected tracks
 5-7
 
PS/2 keyboard
 6-1 
R 
Rack-mounting the unit
 1-3
 
Random access and U-TOC
 1-1
 
READY key and indicator
 2-2
 
Rear panel
 2-7
 
Rebuilding the TOC
 4-5
 
REC MODE switch
 2-6
 
RECORD key and indicator
  2-2
 
Recording
analog
 4-8
 
basic
 4-5
 
digital
 4-7
 
“Post-Script”
 3-4 4-6
 
replace
 4-6
 
sequential
 7-2
 
sound synchro
 4-7
 
Recording date, displaying
  4-4
 
Recording operations
 4-4
 
Recording using MDs
 4-5
 
Relative time display
 4-2
 
REMOTE (PARALLEL) connector
 2-9 7-1
 
REMOTE (SERIAL) connector
 2-9
 
REMOTE CONTROL connector
 2-9
 
Remote control of the MD-801
 7-1
 
REPEAT indicator
 2-7
 
REPEAT key and indicator
 2-5
 
Repeat playback
 4-3
 Replace recording
 4-6
 
Restoring erased material
 5-6
 
RESUME indicator
 2-6
 
Resume setting
 3-2
 
Retaining a track titleafter editing
 5-5 
S 
SCMS
 3-4
 
Search operations, track
 4-3
 
Sequential playback and recording
 7-2
 
Serial communications
 3-3
 
Setting time and date
 4-4
 
Shuttle mode
 4-4
 
SHUTTLE wheel
 2-3
 
SINGLE indicator
 2-6
 
Single track, playing back
 4-2
 
Software version
 3-4
 
Sound synchro recording
 4-7
 
Specifications
 8-2
 
Spindle motor time
 3-4
 
Start of track, erasing from
 5-4
 
Stereo-to-mono
 5-6
 
STOP key
 2-2
 
SYNC IN, WORD
  2-9
 
SYNC THRU, WORD
 2-9
 
Synchro recording
 4-7
 
System software version
  3-4 
T 
Tally indicators
 7-1
 
Time and date setting
 4-4
 
Time display (relative)
 4-2
 
Time display and indicators
 2-7
 
TIME key
 2-3
 
Time-based location
 6-2
 
Timer-controlled playback
 3-2
 
Title copying together with audio
 4-8
 
Title editing with keyboard
 6-3
 
Title entry (track and disc)
 5-7
 
TITLE key
 2-3
 
Titles
copying disc and track
  5-9
 
displaying during playback
 4-4
 
editing existing
 5-8
 
viewing
 5-8
 
TOC EDIT indicator
  2-7
 
TOC WRITE key and indicator
 2-5
 
TOC, rebuilding
 4-5
 
Track
attributes, changing
 5-6
 
combining tracks
 5-2
 
cueing the next automatically
 4-3
 
cueing to the first audio position
 4-3
 
displaying title during playback
 4-4
 
dividing
 5-1
 
EOM
 3-2
 
erasing
 5-2