Eiki 3279 - Using Your Player;Recorder (Continued)

Using review and
c
ue keys
Af te r playing a tape and with the tape
stopped, pressing
Rev iew key or Cue
key
will lock the key down for_ fast
rewind
or fast forward, respecti ve l y.
Pressing Stop key returns Review or
Cue
key to up position.
For a quick
rev iew, back up the tape
by pressing Review key
(leaving ~ lay
key down) and hold it for the desire?
time. When Review key is released, unit
returns to play mode.
To advance tape to another section,
press Cue key
(leaving Pl ay key down)
and
hold it for desired ti me. When Cue
key is
released, unit returns to play
mode.
When using Review key and Cue
ke~,
you soon learn to es timate approxi-
ma tely how long to hold the key de-
pressed to reach a desired tape
loca-
tion.
Using pause key
The Pause key is used to instantly stop
the tape t
ra nsport without releasing the
Play key. Push this key once to stop
tape movement; push it again to restart
tape.
The Pause key
also is useful in re-
cording since it
instantly stops the
tape.
See information on pages 7 and
8.
6
Using your
player/recorder
(continued)
Using tape counter
(3279 only)
The counter provides a means of
numerically indexing se lections on tape
cassettes and
allows f as t re turn to
specific parts of the tape.
To reset
co unter to "000" at the start of tape,
press reset button. The counter con-
forms
to 2X ANSI standards.
The Tape Counter is helpful when
recording and re-recording a tape in
segments.