Denon DR-M11 - Cassette Tape and Auto Selection; Cassette Tape Handling and Storage; Auto Tape Select Feature

CASSETTE
TAPE
@
Handling
Precautions
e C120 cassettes
C120
cassettes
are
not
recommended
as
they use a very thin tape base which may
ome tangled around the capstan or pinch
roller.
° Tape slack
Before putting a tape into the deck, take
up any slack with a pencil or your finger tip.
This precaution is also to prevent the tape
from becoming entangled around the capstan
or pinchroller.
AUTO TAPE SELECT FEATURE
m= Storage Precautious
¢ Do not store cassette tapes in a place where
they will be subject to:
+ Extremely high temperature or excessive
moisture
-
Excessive
dust
*
Direct
sunlight
* Magnetic fields (near TV set or speakers)
¢ To eliminate tape slack, store your cassettes
in cassette cases with hub stops.
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Accidental
Erasure
Prevention
e
Every
cassette
has
erasure
prevention
tabs
for each
side.
To protect
your
valuable
recorded
tapes
from accidental
or inadvertent
erasure,
remove
the tab for the appropriate
side with a screwdriver
or other
tool.
¢To record on a tape with the erasure
prevention tabs removed, cover the tab holes
with plastic tape.
Erasure prevention
tab for side A
Erasure prevention
tab for side B
Fig. 6
This Stereo Cassette Deck contains an Auto Tape Select feature which automatically selects
the optimum bias and equalization for the tape in use. This is accomplished by detection of tape
type detection holes in the cassette housing. The Tape type (NORMAL, CrO2, or METAL) is
indicated by the TAPE SELECT indicator.
- if a tape without tape type detection holes is
used, the TAPE SELECT indicator will not indi-
cate the correct tape type and the deck will
automatically
adjust
itself
for
normal
tape.
Detection
holes
for
chrome
tape
If the deck is switched on with no cassette
loaded, the TAPE SELECT indicator will show
“METAL’’.
mFeCr
tape
Since the Auto tape Select feature does not
have a separate position for FeCr tape. FeCr
tape is not recommended to use on this deck.
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¢ Typical tape brands for each type are listed
in the above table. There may be a differ-
ence in sensitivity of a few decibels between
tape brands.
¢ This Cassette Deck is optimally aligned for
tapes marked with “>”.
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