Denon DR-M22 - TAPE SELECT indicator; OUTPUT LEVEL control; NR SYSTEM indicator; MONITOR indicator

MONITOR
switch
to
inform
the
use
of
the
selected
monitoring
source—TAPE
or
SOURCE.
14. INPUT LEVEL controls
These
controls
are
used
to
adjust
recording
levels
for
each
channel.
The
front
control
is
for
the
left
channel;
the
rear
control
for
the
right
channel
(see
page
12).
15. PHONES jack
For
private
music
enjoyment
without
dis-
-turbing
others,
or
for
monitoring
a
recording,
18. Tape transport controls
pm» PLAY KEY
a
set
of
headphones
may
be
plugged
in.
Impedance
is
from
8
to
2000
ohms.
16. COUNTER RESET button
Operation
of
the
button
resets
the
counter
to
all
zero.
17. MEMORY STOP button
During
rewinding
operations,
the
tape
will
stop
at
the
“0000”
counter
point
automati-
cally
when
this
button
is
pressed
in.
Press to playback tape.
| m STOP KEY
Press to stop tape in any mode.
<<
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REW
KEY
Press for fast rewind.
>>
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FF
KEY
Press for fast forward tape winding.
|
To
begin
recording,
press
the
RECORD
and
PLAY
keys
simultaneously.
If
only
the
RECORD
key
is
pressed,
the
deck
is
placed
in
the
REC
PAUSE
(record
standby)
mode.
REC be RECORD KEY
PAUSE It/ PAUSE/MUTE KEY
| CASSETTE TAPE
w Handling Precautions
© C120 cassettes
C120 cassettes are not recommended as
they use a very thin tape base which may
ae
tangled
around
the
capstan
or
pinch
rower.
¢ 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.
The PAUSE key causes the tape to stop momen-
tarily during recording or to mute the recording
input
to
create
blank
(non-recorded)
portions
on
the tape
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.
w 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.
eTo
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. 3