4-7
Convenient
Peripherals
We
will now
give
a brief description
of
each function.
If
further details are
desired, please refer
to
the command descriptions in Chapter 6.
• Storing Programs and Data on a Cassette Tape
To store programs and data on a cassette tape, connect a tape recorder
to
the
computer
by
using the FP-40, F
A-3
or F A-5.
<Connecting the terminals>
Each terminal
is
connected
as
follows:
<FP-
40>
EAR(\)
MI
C(\)
REM 0
<F
A-3>
DD
<FA-5>
Tape
recorder
Bla~ck
~B
lack
(\d)EAR
Wh
White
((dJ
MIC
Gre
Gr
ey
O REM
Black
(\)EAR
IF
(~;"
(\d)MIC
Grey
0 REM
I
Black
(\d)
EAR
Whi
te
(\d)
MIC
MIC:
MIC
terminal.
In
the case
of
a stereo-recorder,
it
is
desirable
that
the
RIGHT terminal
is
used.
EAR: EAR,
MONITOR
or
EX
SP
terminal. In the case
of
a stereo-recorder,
connect to the terminal
that
was used for recording.
REM
: Connect the
REM
terminal
to
the recorder REMOTE terminal.
*Although the three cables may be connected at the same time, some recorders
produce noise when
both
the
MIC
and EAR terminals are connected. In this
case, connect only the
MIC
terminal during recording (from the computer
to
tape), and connect only the EAR terminal during playback (from tape
to
the
computer).
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