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General| Type | Double Cassette Deck |
|---|---|
| Recording System | AC bias |
| Tape Speed | 4.8 cm/s |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (Normal Tape) | 58dB |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (Chrome Tape) | 60dB |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (Metal Tape) | 62dB |
| Wow and Flutter | 0.08% WRMS |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 1.0% |
| Motor | DC Servo Motor |
| Frequency Response (Normal Tape) | 30 Hz - 16 kHz |
| Inputs | Line in |
| Outputs | Line out |
| Power Supply | AC 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
Record serial number for future reference and warranty.
Instructions for unpacking, checking for damage, and retaining packing materials.
Notes on power voltage for Australia and Europe.
Notes on power voltage for the United Kingdom.
Information on AC voltage selector switch for other countries.
How to set the voltage selector switch on the rear panel for correct operation.
Instructions for handling the mains plug, including fuse replacement.
Warning against exposing the appliance to rain or moisture.
Caution against removing covers and referring servicing to qualified personnel.
Explanation of symbols indicating high voltage and safety warnings.
Connect the appliance only to the specified power supply type.
Route power cords to prevent them from being walked on or pinched.
Proper use of the polarized plug and avoiding defeat of its safety feature.
Ensure proper ventilation by not blocking openings and maintaining distance from walls.
Do not use the appliance near water sources like bathtubs or sinks.
Avoid extremely low temperatures; ideal ambient temperature is above +5°C.
Situate the appliance away from heat sources like radiators or stoves.
Prevent objects or liquids from entering the enclosure to avoid electric shock.
Never remove the enclosure as touching internal parts can cause electric shock.
Keep the appliance away from sources of magnetic fields like TVs or speaker systems.
Unplug before cleaning and use a clean dry cloth; do not use volatile solvents.
Use only with recommended carts/stands; move combinations with care to prevent tipping.
Unplug during lightning storms or long periods of inactivity to prevent damage.
Turn off power and unplug immediately if abnormal smell or smoke is detected.
Details conditions requiring service and the importance of qualified personnel.
User should not service beyond manual instructions; refer other servicing to qualified personnel.
Information on proper grounding for antenna systems against surges.
Keep antenna systems away from overhead power lines to avoid fatal contact.
Do not connect other audio equipment with higher power consumption to the AC outlet.
Do not overload wall outlets or extension cords to prevent fire or electric shock.
Do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer due to potential hazards.
Ensure replacement parts match original specifications for safety.
Ask technician to perform safety checks after service to ensure proper operation.
Information on handling cassette tapes, including safety tabs and storage.
Instructions on how to remove slack from cassette tape using a pencil.
Avoid using 120-minute tapes due to thinness and potential damage.
Procedure for cleaning the head, capstan, and pinch roller using alcohol.
Using a demagnetizer to improve sound quality by removing head magnetization.
Advice on handling condensation and how to dry the unit if it occurs.
Diagram showing how to connect the cassette deck to an amplifier and other components.
Important notes on ensuring firm connections and safe plugging/unplugging.
Identification of controls and indicators on the front panel of the cassette deck.
Steps before starting playback, including powering on the unit.
Instructions on how to correctly insert a cassette tape into the deck.
Setting tape type and Dolby NR mode for optimal playback.
How to initiate playback on either Deck A or Deck B.
Procedure for stopping playback and safely removing the cassette.
How to use the fast forward and rewind keys.
Procedure for stopping the fast forward or rewind operation.
Step-by-step guide for recording on Deck B, including setting levels.
How to pause, resume, and stop recording.
Explanation of the Dolby NR system and its use for recording.
Instructions for inserting tapes into both decks for copying.
How to select the tape type in Deck B for dubbing.
Procedure to start copying a tape from Deck A to Deck B.
How to pause and resume the dubbing process.
Important notes regarding recording level and Dolby NR during dubbing.
A table listing symptoms, causes, and remedies for common operational issues.
Additional notes on tape protection, tape length, and contact cleaners.
Information regarding radio frequency energy and potential interference.
Details on compliance with Class B digital device limits and interference reduction.
Statement on compliance with Canadian regulations for digital apparatus radio noise.
Detailed technical specifications for the cassette deck, including heads, motors, and response.
Overall specifications such as power consumption, dimensions, and weight.
Specifications related to frequency response, signal-to-noise ratio, and harmonic distortion.
Note stating that specifications are subject to change without notice.
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