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Playing
an
audio
component
connected
to
the
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Playing
an
audio
component
connected
to
the
VIDEO-1
terminal.
,
VIDEO-2
terminal.
@
Press
VIDEO-1
on
the
INPUT
SELECTOR.
@
Press
VIDEO-2.0n
the
INPUT
SELECTOR.
@
Operate
the
connected
audio
device
to
put
it
@
Operate
the
connected
audio
device
to
put
it
.
in
ready
state.
in
ready
state.
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Use
the
volume,
balance
and
tone
knobs
to
set
®
Use
the
volume,
balance
and
tone
knobs
to
set
a
suitable
volume
and
adjust
the
quality
of
the
a
suitable
volume
and
adjust
the
quality
of
the
—
sound,
a
sound,
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VIDEO Deck VIDEO Deck
Seen =
® Tape playback
@
Turn
the
MONITOR/COPY
knob
to
set
it
to
Tape-1
or
Tape-2.
*
Set
the
knob
to
Tape-1
to
use
the
tape
deck
that
is
connected
to
the
TAPE-1
terminal,
and
to
Tape-
2
to
use
the
tape
deck
that
is
connected
to
the
TAPE-2
terminal.
@) Operate the tape deck to play a tape.
(For
details,
refer
to
the
operating
manual
for
the
tape
deck.)
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@®
Use
the
volume,
balance
and
tone
knobs
to
set
a
suitable
volume
and
adjust
the
quality
of
the
sound.
®
After
a
long
period
of
use,
the
sound
quality
of
the
tape
recorder
tends
to
deteriorate
due
to
dirt
on
the
head
surfaces
and
the
capstan.
Periodically
clean
these
areas
to
maintain
the
quality
of
the
recorded
sound,
(For details, refer to the operating manual for the tape deck.)
® Tape deck recording
Recording of a program source such as a
record or broadcast signal can be performed
®
on
a
tape
deck
by
connecting
it
to
the
TAPE
eset
SOT
AM/EM
tuner
Record
Player
Tape
deck
2
REC
terminal.
+
=
@
Turn
the
MONITOR/COPY
knob
to
set
it to Source.
TUNE R/AUX
VIDEO-t
VIDEO-2
@ Set the INPUT SELECTOR to PHONO
or TUNER/AUX to correspond to the
program source (a record or a broadcast
signal) to be recorded: ‘APE-2} |PB Tape deck!
Begin playing the program source. men ge"
Operate the tape deck, adjust the record-—
ing level, and begin the recording.
(Refer to operating manual for the tape
deck for details-on its operation.)
Adjusting the volume or tone knobs will |
not result in an alteration of the volume
or tona! quality of the recording signal.
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