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AC ADAPTOR

Use the AC mains power supply to operate the

PORTADISC by connecting the standard accessory AC

adaptor (universal voltage 100-240 VAC) to the DC input

connector. You can also use the AC adaptor to charge

the rechargeable batteries within the recorder. If the

rechargeable batteries are loaded and the charge switch,

which is located on the back of unit underneath the

battery caddy, is set to ON, the green charge LED on the

front panel will light. The light will reduce in intensity once

the batteries are charged. The batteries will fully charge

in the PORTADISC overnight (at least 8 hours)

NICKEL METAL HYDRIDE RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES

Remove the battery cover and load the 8 supplied AA

type NiMH batteries into the battery caddy in the

battery compartment as shown below.

Make sure the charging switch (located under the

caddy) is set to ON. When charging the batteries, the

green charge LED on the front panel will light. Other

types of rechargeable batteries can be used but may

not achieve the same high levels of performance.

CAUTION – Do not mix charged and discharged

batteries or batteries of a different type (alkaline and

NiMH). Ensure you install the batteries with the

correct polarity.

ALKALINE BATTERIES

Remove the battery cover and load 8 standard AA type

alkaline batteries into the battery caddy in the battery

compartment. Switch OFF the charge switch.

CAUTION – Before installing alkaline batteries, ensure

the charge switch is set to

OFF

. Do not mix new and

used batteries or batteries of a different type

(alkaline and NiMH). Ensure you install the batteries

with the correct polarity. Do not attempt to recharge

alkaline batteries as damage to the batteries or the

PORTADISC may occur.

POWER MANAGEMENT

The PORTADISC can be set to automatically power

down if it is left in STOP mode and none of the buttons

have been touched for more than 10 minutes. This

function can be enabled by recalling ‘AUTO POWER

DOWN ?’ from the SYSTEM menu button.

BATTERY LIFE INDICATOR

When the PORTADISC is operated with batteries, the

battery icon will be shown in the bottom right hand

corner of the display. The PORTADISC will automatically

power down if there is insufficient battery life remaining.

Display Operation

DCIN Operating with external power source

99% Battery fully charged

40% Battery life low

CAUTION – Be aware that different batteries have

different discharge rates and, in some cases, the

battery level indication may reduce very rapidly.

Battery life Recording Playback

Alkaline 2.5 hours 3 hours

NiMH battery >3 hours >3.5 hours

NOTE – Times given are approximate. The recording

and playback time will be substantially shorter if

manganese or low capacity Nickel Metal Cadmium

(Ni-Cad) batteries are used.

Optimum performance will be achieved using the high

capacity 1550mAh NiMH batteries supplied. If you

choose to use alkaline batteries, we suggest you obtain

the best quality, highest capacity AA cells available.

Before using the PORTADISC for the first time, please

set the time and date, as this will enable the disc time

stamp function facility to work correctly. The date

format of your country may be set according to the

following procedure:

1. Recall date format by pressing the SETUP button

until ‘DATE FORMAT’ is displayed.

2. The current format will be displayed in the bottom

left hand corner. Press the F1 button until the date

format which you want is displayed:

DD/MM/YY

MM/DD/YY

YY/MM/DD

3. Press F2 (‘SET’) to select the required format and

exit this page – should you wish to exit without

making any changes, press F3 (‘EXIT’) to return to

the display page.

PREPARATION

PORTADISC MDP500 MiniDisc Recorder

POWER SUPPLY

DATE & TIME

DATE AND TIME SETTING

1. Press the SETUP button until ‘CLOCK/DATE

SETUP?’ appears.

2. If you press F2, the current set-up date and time

will be displayed. For instance, in the DD/MM/YY

format, 02/01/00 10:24:00 means 2nd January,

2000, 10 hours 24 minutes and 00 seconds AM.

3. The digit on the left will be flashing. Press F1 or

AMS or repeatedly until the number you

want appears.

4. Once the correct number is flashing, press

F3 or FF

to move the flashing digit to the right.

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to enter the required date

and time.

6. Press F2 to finish the setup.

DATE AND TIME CONFIRMATION

1. Press the DISPLAY button repeatedly until the time

is displayed:

2. Pressing DISPLAY again shows the date:

TIME STAMP DATA CONFIRMATION

When the PORTADISC plays back a disc that has a time

stamp, the time stamp data will be displayed as follows:

1. Press DISPLAY three times during playback to

recall the time of the recording.

2. The stamped time is displayed on the clock display

page, showing minutes and seconds. The 2-digit

number after the ‘/’ symbol indicates the MD

recorder manufacturer – this is 30 for the

PORTADISC.

The stamped date is displayed in the DATE menu

when DISPLAY is pressed once more:

NOTE – Recorded clock and date information is not

available until the Table of Contents (TOC) has been

updated. This update only occurs when a disc is

ejected, or if the powered down with the disc still in the

PORTADISC.

If functions on the PORTADISC behave abnormally at any

time, it is a good idea to initialise the unit.

INITIALISING PROCEDURE

Power down the unit using the POWER button. Then,

press POWER to turn the power on while

simultaneously holding down the F1 and F2 buttons.

FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS

When the PORTADISC has been initialised or is newly

purchased, its settings will be as follows:

INPUT menu L R

INPUT SOURCE MIC MIC

MIC-ATT 0dB 0dB

BASSCUT OFF OFF

LIMITER ON ON

PHANTOM OFF OFF

SYSTEM menu

REC MODE? STEREO

TRACK-INCREMENT? AUTO

THRESHOLD LEVEL -30dB

AUTO-START/CUT? NO

AUTO-PAUSE? NO

PRE-RECORD? NO

HEADPHONE MONITOR STEREO

OVERWRITE MODE? OFF

REPEAT MODE OFF

DIGITAL OUTPUT? OFF

AUTO POWER DOWN? NO

SETUP menu

DISPLAY CONTRAST +3

DATE FORMAT DD/MM/YY

PEAK HOLD METER? OFF

NOTE – Initialising the system will not change the

USER1-5 memory settings.

CLOCK 10:24:00

D AT E 02/01/00

CLOCK 10:24/30

D AT E 02/01/00

INITIALISING

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