Onkyo TA-6510

Handling Cassette Tapes
Examine cassette tapes carefully before using them with the TA-6510.
l _ Cassette tapes are constructed with erasure
_ prevention niches on the back edge that are
_ initially covered by break-off tabs.
1 If you wish to protect a recording from
E> : accidental erasure, break off the tab(s)
[ : of the appropriate side(s). It will no
y) a : longer be possible to use the recording
button with such a cassette.
QO) . 2 If at some later date you wish to re-re-
Ke“ | cord the cassette, simply cover the
i ; openings with small pieces of cello-
Wy : phane tape.
~ Slack in the tape (tape not stretched tightly)
» can cause tangling around the pinch roller
- and capstan and jam the mechanism. Re-
" move any tape slack with a pencil or sim-
~ ilar device as shown in the diagram.
1, C120 tapes
C120 tape is thin and therefore easily
broken. There is a possibility that tape
could get caught up by the pinch roller
or capstan.
2. Endless tapes
Do not use endless tapes.
e Do not touch the tape surface.
e Do not put thick paper or cardboard la-
bels in the cassette holder.
e Do not put tapes near magnetic sources
(speakers, amplifiers, TVs, etc.). Your
important recording might be erased or
damaged.
e Do not expose cassettes to direct sun-
light.
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