OPIERATING  DECK  2  WITH  AN  EXTERNAL AUDIO · 
TIMER 
1.  
Switch 
the 
power 
on to all 
components 
being used. 
2.  Set the SYNCHRO START 
switch 
to the SEQ. PLAY  po-
sition
. 
3.  
Insert 
a 
cassette 
with 
the full reel on 
the 
left 
side
. 
4.  
Depress 
the  PAUSE 
button 
of 
DECK  2. 
The" 
depress 
the REC 
button 
and 
while 
holding 
it, 
depress 
the PLAY 
button 
of 
DECK 2. 
5.  
Select 
the  program  to  be 
recorded 
and 
adjust 
the 
recording 
level.  See  CASSETTE  RECORDING  WITH 
DECK 2 
section 
for 
details 
on 
recording 
procedure
. 
6.  
Depress 
the STOP/EJECT 
button 
of DECK 2 
after 
set-
ting 
the 
recording 
level. 
Depress 
the PAUSE 
button 
a 
second 
time,  and  then  release the  POWER 
sw
i
tch 
to 
the  OFF 
posit
ion. Then 
depress 
the  REC 
button 
and 
while 
holding 
it, 
depress 
the 
PLAY 
button. 
7.  When you play 
!b
ack 
a 
pre-reco
rded 
cassette 
using
' an 
audio 
timer, 
insert 
the 
cassette, 
release 
the 
POWER 
switch 
to the OFF position, and then 
depress 
the PLAY 
button 
of 
DECK 
2. 
8.  Refer  to  the 
operating 
instructions 
manual 
supplied 
with 
the 
audio 
timer. 
9.  Set  
the 
start 
and 
end 
times  on 
the 
audio 
timer  for 
recording 
or 
playback 
operation. 
NOTE: 
If you 
use 
a 
C-60 
cassette 
you have 
approximately 
30 
minutes 
of 
recording 
time per side. The timer time 
in-
terval 
should 
be set for more than 
30 
minutes 
in 
order 
to 
fully 
recor
d  the 
30 
minute 
tape
. 
After 
the tape has 
been 
fully 
recorded, 
the 
deck 
will 
switch 
off 
automati-
cally
. 
10
.  Set 
the 
timer 
to 
standby 
mode  (no 
power 
supplied 
to 
switched 
AC 
outlets) 
. 
11.  
Connect 
the 
amplifier 
to 
the 
switched 
AC 
outlet 
on the 
timer. 
12
.  
Depress 
the 
POWER 
switch 
on 
the 
double 
cassette 
deck 
to 
the 
ON 
position
. 
NOTE: 
The 
power 
to the 
double 
cassette 
deck 
will 
now be 
sup-
plied  by  the timer,  and 
the 
double 
cassette 
deck 
will 
start 
to 
operate 
once 
the 
timer 
has 
switched 
on  at 
the 
preset 
time. 
Before 
the 
double 
cassette 
decK is 
prepared 
for 
timer 
play-
back 
or 
timer 
record 
operation, 
make 
certain 
that 
the timer 
sw
i
tch 
is in the 
standby 
mode. 
MAl 
TENANCE  
Please 
remember 
that 
your 
double 
cassette 
de
ck 
is  a 
These 
particles 
may  be  removed 
with 
a 
cotton 
swab 
sensitive 
electro-mechanical 
device 
which 
needs 
occa-
moistened 
with 
isopropyl 
alcohol 
or 
special 
head-
sional maintenance. 
cleaning 
fluid. 
To 
do 
this 
properly, 
depress 
the STOP/EJECT 
buttons 
of DECKS 1  and 2  to open the 
cassette 
compartments
. 
Remove 
any 
cassettes 
still 
in  the 
compartments 
and
WARNING:  
switch 
off 
the deck. 
Carefully 
rub 
the face 
of 
the heads 
with 
alcohol. 
Also 
clean 
the 
surfaces 
of 
the 
capstans
FOR  YOUR  PERSONAL  SAFETY  DISCONNECT 
and 
pinch 
rollers
. (Fig. 5)
THE  UNIT FROM  THE  AC  POWER  LINE  BEFORE 
PROCEEDING  WITH  CLEANING 
OR 
LUBRICA-
2. 
Cleaning 
the 
cabinet 
and viSible metal 
parts 
... 
TION.  
Use a 
clean 
soft 
cloth 
moistened 
with 
.plain 
lukewarm 
water.  Never  use  benzol, 
benzine 
or 
other 
strong 
chemical 
cleaners 
since 
these 
could 
damage  the 
1.  
Cleaning 
the heads, 
pinch 
rollers 
and 
capstans 
... 
finish 
of 
your 
uni,
t. 
It is 
important 
that 
no 
liquid 
reaches 
To 
assure 
continued 
high 
performance 
from 
your 
the 
inSides of the 
double 
cassette 
deck
. 
double 
cassette 
deck
, 
periodically 
clean 
the  heads, 
pinch 
rollers and 
capstans 
whenever 
an 
accumulation 
of 
dust 
and 
red-brown 
oxide 
particles 
is 
noticed
. 
DUMMY 
HEAD 
DECK 1  
DECK2 
PLAYBACK HEAD 
PINCH ROLLER  RECORD/ PLAYBACK HEAD 
PINCH ROLLER 
Fig.S 
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