ONKYO MD-101A Manuel d'utilisateur

EnglishInstruction ManualMiniDisc RecorderMD-101ABefore usingConnectionsOperations Other InformationMINIDISC RECORDER DISC LOADIING MECHANISMDISPLAYMD

10Connecting to the other componentsBefore connecting• Do not connect the unit's AC power cord to a wall outlet until you have completed all the

11Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsLRANALOGREMOTECONTROLINPUT OUTPUTOPTICAL12DIGITAL INPUTMINIDISC RECORDERMODEL NO. MD-101AAC OUTLE

12Connecting the ( ) controllerIf you are using other ONKYO componentsequipped with connectors, you can controlthese components using the amplifier&

13Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsREPEATREMOTE CONTROLLERRC-466SSTANDBY/ ONTAPETAPE REW TAPE FFSLEEP TIMER ENTERCLOCKMODECLEARSCROLL

14Changing the display modeWhen the MD recorder is stoppedPressing the DISPLAY button changes the displayin the following sequence:Time remaining for

15Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsREPEATREMOTE CONTROLLERRC-466SSTANDBY/ ONTAPETAPE REW TAPE FFSLEEP TIMER ENTERCLOCKMODECLEARSCROLL

16Music ScanThe following operation is possible only whenusing the supplied remote controller (RC-475MD).Pressing the M.SCAN button plays the beginnin

17Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsThe following operation is possible only when using either of the following remote controllers:RC-

18REPEATREPEATThe following operation is possible using eitherof the following remote controllers:RC-475MD (supplied)RC-466S (supplied with the R-801A

19Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperations• Using the Memory function, you can select your favorite tracks (up to 25 tracks) on an MD andarr

2Thank you for purchasing ...Before usingMain FeaturesThank you for purchasing the ONKYO MD-101A MD Recorder.Please read this manual thoroughly before

20REPEATREMOTE CONTROLLERRC-466SSTANDBY/ ONTAPETAPE REW TAPE FFSLEEP TIMER ENTERCLOCKMODECLEARSCROLLCDR/PCCD/ DVDMD FM AMACOUSTICPRESENCEINPUT SELECTO

21Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsCD-dubbing (System operation)CD-dubbing (System operation)Setting the CD dubbing modeThe MD-101A p

22CD-dubbing (System operation)4 Select a recording mode.Press the REC MODE button to select thedesired recording mode.REC MODEMONO : Monaural recordi

23Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsCD-dubbing with track specifiedWhen this MD recorder is configured into asystem with the R-801A an

24Recording1 Press the STANDBY/ON button.The STANDBY indicator goes out.2 Load a recordable MD.To check the time remaining forrecordingWhen the MD rec

25Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsRecording (continued)6 Press the REC button.The MD recorder is now in recordingstandby mode..7 U

26To manually record a track numberWhile recording, press the REC button whenyou wish to mark a track number.If you wish to mark two or more track nu

27Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperations3 Press the INPUT buttonrepeatedly until “Digital In 1” or“Digital In 2” appears.Digital input sou

28Recording (continued)6 Press the REC button.The MD recorder is now in recordingstandby mode.RECTRACKDIGITAL IN 1If “D. In Unlock” appearsThe digit

29Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsRecording (continued)Using the Level Sync functionThe Level Sync function enables you toautomatica

3Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperations1. Read Instructions – All the safety andoperating instructions should be read beforethe appliance

30Signal Synchro recordingEven if your recording source is not Onkyo -compatible, you can perform synchronized recording.You can also make signal syn

31Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsCD-synchro recordingWhen your MD recorder is configured into asystem with Onkyo Separate Collectio

32Synchro-recording from or CDrecorder to MDWhen your MD-101A is configured into asystem with Onkyo Separate Collection seriescomponents (R-801A and C

33Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsTimer operationWhen your MD recorder is configured into asystem with Onkyo Separate Collection ser

34Checking the contents of recording• Stop recording and press the button to play the tracks that were just recorded.• To play from the beginning of

35Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperations3 Press the MULTI JOG knob.The selected track is erased. When theerasing is complete, “Complete” a

36Editing the contents of an MD (continued)To erase all tracks of an MD1 Press the button.2 Press the EDIT/NO button and turn the MULTIJOG knob to se

37Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsCombining tracks(Combine function)• The Combine function enables you tocombine two adjacent tracks

38Editing the contents of an MD (continued)TRACKSPMULTI JOGMULTI JOG3 Press the MULTI JOG knob.The display indicates the numbers of twotracks to be co

39Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsMoving a trackThe following operation is possible when the unit isstopped or paused.1 Turn the MUL

4Precautions1. Recording CopyrightRecording of copyrighted material for other thanpersonal use is illegal without permission of thecopyright holder.2

40Naming a track or discTo name a discThe MD recorder must be stopped.To name a trackThe MD recorder may be stopped, paused, playing, or recording.(Th

41Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsNaming a track or disc (Continued)• You can enter up to 100 characters,depending on the type of ch

42Erasing the disc name and alltrack names at one timeThe MD recorder must be stopped.1 Press the STOP button.2 Press the EDIT/NO button andturn the M

43Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsMessage listThe following table explains the various messages that appear in the display.Message M

44The MD recording system in the unit issignificantly different from those used in cassetteand DAT decks and is characterized by thelimitations descri

45Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsRule 2You can record the digital input signal of a digitalsatellite broadcast onto a recordable MD

46TroubleshootingSymptomSTANDBY/ON button ispressed, but power doesnot come on.The unit does not operateor operates poorly.The unit does not play.The

47Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsSymptomThe disc name or trackname cannot be entered.System function cannot beused.Remedy• Close th

48Precautions for handling the MiniDisc (MD)The MD is housed in a cartridge, so you can handle it without worrying about dust and fingerprints.Even so

49Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsDisplayIndexed to parts and controlsMINIDISC RECORDER DISC LOADIING MECHANISMDISPLAYMD -101ASTANDB

5Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsPrecautions(continued)For U.S. modelThe laser is covered by a housing which preventsexposure during

50Indexed to parts and controls (continued)STANDBY/ON button [13]MD operation buttonsStop button () [13]Play button () [13]Pause button () [13]Rec but

51Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsREPEATREMOTE CONTROLLERRC-466SSTANDBY/ ONTAPETAPE REW TAPE FFSLEEP TIMER ENTERCLOCKMODECLEARSCROLL

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6Precautions(continued)For British modelReplacement and mounting of an AC plug on thepower supply cord of this unit should be performedonly by qualifi

7Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsSupplied accessoriesCheck that the following accessories are supplied with this unit.• Optical fib

8Using the remote controllerInserting the remote controllerbatteries1 Remove the battery compart-ment cover by opening it asshown in the illustration.

9Before UsingConnectionsOther InformationOperationsConnectionsConnecting to the Onkyo Separate Collection series componentsThis section introduces you