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10
MONITORING
VISUAL
AND
AUDIBLE
MONITORING
The
ver
ifica
ti
on
of
the
qual
ity,
accuracy
and
completeness
of a
record
-
ing while it
is
be
ing
made
or
be
ing
played
back
, is
generally
referred
to
as
monitoring.
Vis
u
al
monitoring
is
accomplished
by
reading
the
VU
METER
(2)
. The
needle
swing on
the
meter
is a
quanti
t
at
ive
measure
of the signal, from
either, INPUT
or
TAPE
,
depending
on position of the MONITOR
SE-
LECTOR
(12)
. This
same
signal will
be
heard
at
PHONES
(16)
or
at
the
OUTPUT
connector
.
Audible monitoring
is
accompl
i
shed
with
headphones
plugged
into
the
PHONES
connector
(16)
. Use
any
high
impedance
headphones
.
THE
"MONITOR
SELECTOR"
The
program
can
be
moni
tored
as
it
goes
on
the
tape
,
or
at
an
instant
l
ater
when
it
comes
off
the
tape
,
depending
on
the
position
af
the
MONITOR
SELECTOR
(12)
.
If
(1
2)
is
set
to
"INPUT
,"
the
headphones
and
meter
report
the
signals
as
they
go
on the
tape
.
If
(12)
is
set
to "
TAPE
,"
the
headphones
and
meter
report
the
signals
as
they
come
off
the
tape
.
By
turning
the
MONITOR
SELECTOR
(12) from INPUT
to
TAPE
,
and
back
again
, a quick
comparison
may
be
made
of
the
incoming
program
and
the
program
r
ecorded
on the t
ape
.
PLAYING BACK
THE
"OUTPUT" CONNECTOR
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The
output
of
the
recorder
may
be
fed
to
the input of
any
amplifier-
speaker
combination
whose
impedance
is
10,000 ohms
or
higher,
or
to
the
appropriate
input
of
another
tape
recorder.
To
connect
the
output
of the
recorder
to a low
impedance
line, use a
suitable
matching
transformer
such
as
UTC
Type
HA
-133.
A matching
output
connector
is
supplied
. Attach
it
to
an
appropriate
length of
shielded
cable
as
shown.
CENTER CONDUCTOR
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- TO AMPLIFIER
TO PLAY BACK
1 Set MONITOR
SELECTOR
(12)
to
"
TAPE
."
CAUTION
If
the
MONITOR
SELECTOR
(121 is
left
al
" INPUT
,"
no
playback
will
be
heard
2 Turn
PLAY
-RECORD switch
(21)
to
"'
PLAY
."
TAPE
IS
NOW
PLAYING BACK AT
THE
LEVEL
PREVIOUSLY
RECORDED
ON
THE
TAPE.
3 Adjust
playback
volume by
us
ing
the
volume control
on
the
ampl
ifier
or
other
sound
system
being
used.
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