OUICK-REFERENCE GUIDE
TO dbx
222OPERATION
To
Make
a dbx-Encoded Tape
Recording
1.
Press
in
the
dbx
222's
RECORD button.
(The
dbx DISC button should
be
out.)
2.
Place
the tape
recorder in Record mode,
and
adjust record
level controls for an average
level
of
-5
on average-reading
meters.
(For
some tape recorders
and
under certain conditions, more
precise
settings are
required.
For
more information,
please
refer to
page
13,
Tape Level Adjustment.)
3.
Do
not switch the 222 while making the
recording.
4. lf
your
tape
recorder has
3
heads,
and
you
wish to
monitor
the encoded tape as it is being
made.
you
will
be
listening
to the
encoded
program
lthe
222
can
only
per-
form
one
function at a time, encoding
or
decoding).
This will
verify
that a recording is being
made,
but since
encoded
program
is not
particularly pleasant
sounding,
you
may
prefer
to
switch
the
preamp's
TAPE MONITOR
switch to SOURCE and
listen
to the
unencoded
program
ahead of
the 222.
To
Play
a dbx-Encoded
Tape Recording
1.
Set the
preamp's
TAPE MONITOR
switch
to TAPE.
2.
Press
in
the
dbx
222'sPLAY
button, and
play
the
encoded tape.
(The
dbx
DISC
button
should be
out.)
To
Play
a dbx-Encoded
Phonograph Disc
1.
Press in
the dbx 222'sDISC
and
PLAY
buttons.
2. Set the
preamp's
INPUT SELECTOR to
PHONO,
set
its TAPE MONITOR switch to
TAPE,
and
play
the
dbx-encoded
disc.
To
Make
or
Play
a
Conventional,
Non-Encoded
Tape Recording
1.
Press in
the
dbx
222's
BYPASS button.
(The
dbx
DISC
button
should be out.)
2.
Play
the
tape
(or
make
the
recording)
as
you
normally had done before
using
the
Model 222.
To
Make
a
Non-Encoded Tape
Recording
from a dbx-
Encoded Disc
1 .
Turn
off
the
preamp
and
reconnect the
222
and
tape
recorder to the
preamp
as shown
in
Figure 4.
2. Turn the
preamp
on.
3.
Press
in the dbx 222'sDISC and
PLAY
buttons.
4.
Set
the
preamp's
INPUT SELECTOR to
PHONO,
and set the
TAPE MONITOR
switch
to TAPE.
5.
You
can monitor the recording of
the decoded disc
by listening through
your
loudspeakers.
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