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7 � CD TEXT�Entering titles
Entering characters using an external keyboard
NOTE
Always connect and disconnect the keyboard with the power to the CD-RW402 turned OFF. There is a risk of damage to the CD-RW402 if this connection is made or broken with the power turned on.
� The [Enter] key here is equivalent to the FINALIZE key. � The [Up] and [Down] arrow keys are equivalent to turning the MULTI DIAL for drive 2 ([Up] = clockwise, [Down] = counterclockwise). � The [Left] and [Right] cursor keys are equivalent to the SEARCH keys (cursor movement). � The [Backspace] key deletes the character to the left of the cursor and the [Delete] key deletes the character at the cursor. � The [Insert] key inserts a space at the cursor position. � The [Print Screen] key copies the currently-displayed text. � The [Scroll Lock] key pastes the copied text. There are other keyboard commands for the transport, etc. These are explained in the next section.
Set the keyboard type to either English (default) or Japanese (�Keyboard preferences� on page 15. � Type in letters and symbols using the keyboard. The cursor moves automatically when a character is entered. � The keyboard [Shift] keys can be used to shift between lowercase and uppercase characters (and shifted punctuation). � The [Esc] key can be used into clear the entered text.
Entering titles
1 Press the MENU key and turn the MULTI DIAL until the display shows CD TEXT ?. Push the
MULTI DIAL.
Turn the MULTI DIAL to select the item to be titled and push the MULTI DIAL. 4 Edit the title as described above, and when finished, press the FINALIZE (YES) key to set this item title. The next item is then shown, ready to be selected and for a title to be entered. 5 Repeat this process for all titles, and press STOP when finished.
99Tr).
2
Turn the MULTI DIAL so that the display shows TITLE EDIT? and push the MULTI DIAL. If a keyboard is connected, [Shift] + [F11] also allows title editing.
3
Now the display shows T_EDIT> xxxx, where xxxx can be DISC or a track number (1Tr through
Entering artists
The procedure for entering artists is almost identical to the procedure described above for entering titles.
NOTE
If a keyboard is connected, [Shift] + [F12] also allows artist editing. 3 Now the display shows A_EDIT> xxxx, where xxxx can be DISC or a track number (1Tr through 99Tr). Turn the MULTI DIAL to select the item to have this field entered, and push the MULTI
DIAL.
Although this is described as the �artist� field, it can actually be used for anything: the date and time of the session, the location, even the microphone type, etc. Remember, though that each title and artist field together cannot be more than 80 characters long, and there is a limit of 2900 characters per disc.
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Press the MENU key and turn the MULTI DIAL until the display shows CD TEXT ?. Push the
MULTI DIAL.
Edit the artist field as described above, and when finished, press the FINALIZE (YES) key to set this item�s artist field. The next item is then shown, ready to be selected and for the field to be entered.
2
Turn the MULTI DIAL so that the display shows ARTIST EDIT? and push the MULTI DIAL.
5
Repeat this process for all artist fields, and press STOP when finished.
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