I cannot find my user manual for my PMD 660. Need to know how to set for monaural record function --- but first, to know how to clear the disc of previously recorded material.

Jorge,
The schematic will be part of the service manual, which gives a complete explanation of dis-assembly, circuit function, parts, & adjustment. You can purchase a service manual for the Marantz PMD 670 at http://www.servicemanuals.net/ServiceManual/MARANTZ/pmd+670/pos1/results.aspx
Anthony Beeler

Take a set of RCA Jack cords (4 jacks) and on the tape recorders "out" jacks attach one pair and on the PMD 670's "In" Jacks attach the other pair. Set the tape a few seconds before where you want to record , set your levels to where you want them, start the recorder then start recording with the PMD.

You may need to test record a few seconds to make sure the recording is at the level you want it to be. Plug in a set of headphones to the PMD and listen in from time to time to make sure it's recording OK.

There you go.

Best,

Dan

This implies that there is not enough current going to the device when running on battery (only back-light but no data) whereas running fine on AC means that the device board is most likely in a good operational condition.
I think maybe once a leaked worn battery which left forgotten inside battery compartment damaged the battery terminals or at least the wires connecting these terminals to the main board, i would recommend you to open and check on that.

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I have manuals for the Marantz PMD 201/PMD221 and the 420/430.
Michael

I had the exact problem and could not get any of the CR-Rs that I had to work. I looked up the code in the user's manual where it said the error means it's not a recordable audio CD and to refer to page 6. I looked at the front of the manual and saw that it mentions that the CD-Rs must be audio CD-R discs. I did some research online and found that there are in fact differences between CD-Rs that are just marked that and those marked as Audio or Music CD-Rs. I bought a set of CD-Rs that clearly had marked "Compact Disc Digital Audio Recordable" on the package. When I inserted this disc, I had no problems getting the recording to work. So, make sure the discs you use are clearly marked "Audio" or "Music". A computer burner won't know the difference, but your Denon recorder will.

I solved this problem be removing the batteries briefly so that I was able to start again with a clean slate.

I would suspect the battery tray connections are defective most likely due to a broken wire.

This series of Nuvi has 2 sets of voices for several of the available languages. The standard set is pre-recorded words linked together to form directions. This voice is usually clearer. However you lose street names and expanded vocabulary. The Text-To-Speech (TTS) voices are reading letters to form words, and uses an algorithm to come up with the approximate pronunciation of the word. This may sound less clear, but provides street names. So, you can select a standard voice (settings-locale-voice language) and lose some functionality, or select one of the many TTS voices and try to find one that doesn't offend the ear.

You can download a copy of the user manual from the Panasonic website .

To copy files from the HDD to a DVD disc, insert the DVD then press 'Functions' on the remote. From there select the 'Copy' feature and select the items you want to copy. There is also an 'Advanced Copy' available in the 'To Others' menu.