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Getting Started
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About the CONTROL A1
Control System
This MD deck is compatible with the CONTROL A1
Control System.
The CONTROL A1
Control System was designed to
simplify the operation of audio systems composed of
separate Sony components. CONTROL A1
connections provide a path for the transmission of
control signals which enable automatic operation and
control features usually associated with integrated
systems.
Currently, CONTROL A1
connections between a
Sony MD deck, CD player, amplifier (receiver), and
cassette deck provide automatic function selection and
synchro-recording.
In the future the CONTROL A1
connection will work
as a multifunction bus allowing you to control various
functions for each component.
Note
The CONTROL A1 Control System is designed to maintain
upward compatibility as the Control System is upgraded to
handle new functions. In this case, however, older
components will not be compatible with the new functions.
CONTROL A1 and CONTROL A1 compatibility
The CONTROL A1 control system has been updated
to the CONTROL A1
which is the standard system
in the SONY 300 disc CD changer and other recent
Sony components. Components with CONTROL
A1 jacks are compatible with components with
CONTROL A1
, and can be connected to each
other. Basically, the majority of the functions
available with the CONTROL A1 control system
will be available with the CONTROL A1
control
system.
However, when making connections between
components with CONTROL A1 jacks and
components with CONTROL A1
jacks, the number
of functions that can be controlled may be limited
depending on the component. For detailed
information, refer to the operating instructions
supplied with the component(s).
Connecting the CONTROL A1 Control
System
Connect monaural (2P) mini-plug cables in series to the
CONTROL A1
jacks on the back of each component.
You can connect up to ten CONTROL A1
compatible
components in any order. However, you can connect
only one of each type of component (i.e., 1 CD player, 1
MD deck, 1 tape deck and 1 receiver).
(You may be able to connect more than one CD player
or MD deck, depending on the model. For detailed
information, refer to the operating instructions
supplied with the respective component.)
Example
In the CONTROL A1
control system, the control
signals flow both ways, so there is no distinction of IN
and OUT jacks. If a component has more than one
CONTROL A1
jack, you can use either one, or
connect different components to each jack.
Jacks and connection examples
On CONTROL A1 jacks and connections
It is possible to make connections between CONTROL A1
and CONTROL A1 jacks. For details regarding particular
connections or setup options, refer to the operating
instructions supplied with component(s).
About the connecting cable
Some CONTROL A1 compatible components are supplied
with a connecting cable as an accessory. In this case, use the
connecting cable for your connection.
When using a commercially available cable, use a monaural
(2P) mini-plug cable less than 2 meters long, with no
resistance (like the Sony RK-G69HG).
Amplifier
(receiver)
CD player
MD deck
Tape deck
Other
component
CD player
MD deck
- MiniDisc Deck 1
- Precautions 2
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
- Hooking Up the System 4
- Unpacking 4
- About the CONTROL A1 6
- Control System 6
- Basic Functions of the 7
- CONTROL A1 Control System 7
- Setting the Clock 7
- Recording on an MD 9
- Basic Operations 10
- Playing an MD 12
- Notes on Recording 13
- Useful Tips for Recording 14
- Adjusting the Recording Level 16
- Marking Track Numbers While 17
- Recording (Track Marking) 17
- Starting Recording With 18
- 6 Seconds of Prestored Audio 18
- Data (Time Machine Recording) 18
- Synchro-Recording With Audio 19
- Equipment of Your Choice 19
- (Music Synchro-Recording) Z 19
- Synchro-Recording With a Sony 19
- CD Player Z 19
- To pause recording 20
- Fading In and Out (Fader) 21
- Recording on an MD Using a 22
- Using the Display 23
- Locating a Specific Track 25
- Playing Tracks Repeatedly 26
- Playing in Random Order 27
- (Shuffle Play) 27
- Creating Your Own Program 28
- (Program Play) 28
- Useful Tips When Recording 29
- From MDs to Tape 29
- Playing an MD Using a Timer 31
- Falling Asleep to Music 32
- Changing the Pitch (Pitch 32
- Control Function) 32
- Setting the MD Deck Output 33
- Playing With Different Tones 34
- (Digital Filter) 34
- Erasing Recordings (Erase 35
- Function) 35
- Notes on Editing 35
- To cancel the Erase Function 36
- Erase Function) 37
- Dividing Recorded Tracks 38
- (Divide Function) 38
- Combining Recorded Tracks 39
- (Combine Function) 39
- Moving Recorded Tracks 40
- (Move Function) 40
- Labeling Recordings 41
- (Title Function) 41
- To erase a character 42
- To enter a space 42
- To cancel labeling 42
- To cancel title copying 42
- (Continued) 43
- To cancel Name Erase Function 44
- Undoing the Last Edit (Undo 45
- System Limitations 46
- Display Messages 46
- Troubleshooting 47
- Specifications 48
- Guide to the Serial Copy 49
- Management System 49
- Table of Setup Menus 52
- Self-Diagnosis Function 53
- AVERTISSEMENT POUR LES 54
- UTILISATEURS AU CANADA 54
- TABLE DES MATIERES 55
- Raccordement du système 56
- Déballage 56
- Le système de commande 58
- CONTROL A1 58
- Réglage de l’horloge 59
- Fonctions de base du système 59
- Enregistrement sur un MD 61
- Opérations de base 62
- Lecture d’un MD 64
- Remarques sur 65
- Réglage du niveau 68
- Inscription des numéros de 69
- (Marquage de plage) 69
- Début d’enregistrement avec 70
- 6 secondes de données audio 70
- (Enregistrement avec 70
- (voir page suivante) 71
- Entrée et sortie 73
- Enregistrement programmé 74
- Utilisation de l’affichage 75
- Lecture répétée de plages 78
- Localisation d’un point donné 78
- Lecture des plages dans un 79
- Création d’un programme 80
- (Lecture programmée) 80
- Conseils utiles pour 81
- Entrée et sortie en fondu 82
- Lecture programmée d’un MD 83
- Pour vous endormir en musique 84
- Changement de la vitesse 84
- (fonction de réglage de 84
- Réglage de la sortie de la 85
- Écoute avec des sonorités 86
- Effacement d’un 87
- Remarques sur le montage 87
- Effacement d’un passage d’une 89
- Division d’une plage 90
- Combinaison de plusieurs 91
- Combine) 91
- La plage C est déplacée 92
- Titrage d’un enregistrement 93
- (Fonction Title) 93
- En cas d’erreur 95
- Pour annuler le titrage 95
- Annulation du dernier 97
- Messages affichés 98
- Limites du système 98
- Guide de dépannage 99
- Spécifications 100
- Système de protection contre 101
- Tableau des menus de réglage 104
- Fonction d’autodiagnostic 105
- Printed in Japan 108
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