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General| Brand | JVC |
|---|---|
| Model | TD-V662 |
| Category | Cassette Player |
| Language | English |
Essential warnings and guidelines for safe operation and preventing electric shock, fire, or damage.
Details on connecting the deck to a stereo amplifier, including plug insertion and noise prevention.
Explains how to connect for COMPU LINK functions like auto power and synchronized recording.
Describes the power switch, standby indicator, and multi-mode display.
Details the controls for adjusting recording bias, sensitivity, input level, and balance.
Step-by-step guide for performing a manual recording, including safety tab check.
How to select input source and adjust recording level, bias, and balance.
Guidance on setting the recording level to avoid hiss or distortion.
Step-by-step instructions to adjust the recording level using the INPUT LEVEL control.
Describes the digital display showing recording/playback levels and peak memory.
How to adjust bias current and tape sensitivity for optimal response.
Explains the Compu Link system, its versions, and how it facilitates operations.
How the COMPU LINK-3 system enables automatic power control of connected components.
Addresses issues where playback or recording starts upon power connection.
Troubleshoots common reasons for recording failure, like safety tabs or CD DIRECT switch.
Resolves issues where tape plays but no sound is heard, checking connections and volume.
Guides on diagnosing sound quality issues, often related to dirty heads or pinch rollers.
Addresses hiss noise and loss of high frequencies, often due to magnetized heads.
Troubleshoots incomplete erasure of previous recordings, usually due to a dirty erase head.
Resolves sound issues like lack of high frequencies, often related to Dolby NR settings.
Helps identify and resolve hum noise, typically by moving the unit away from amplifiers.
Troubleshoots the automatic power on/off system, usually related to incorrect power cord connections.
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