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Special Notes
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Notes
on
Cassette
Tapes
ffi'Analog
Tapes
Tape
Slack:
Use a
pencil
or similar
object to take
up the slack
as
shown. lf
a
loose
tape is
used, this may result in
the
tape
becoming
tangled in the rotating
parts
of
the
unit.
Exposed
end
(Open
end)
Do not
touch
or
pull
out the
tape.
o
Do not
insert
a cassette into
the
cassette slot
with
a tape lock
fixed
on it.
o
Do
not
place
cassettes
near
anything magnetic.
Otherwise,
sound
quality
will
be adversely
affect-
ed.
o
Do not
use C-120 tapes
or
endless cassettes.
The tape
may
be caught inside
the
set.
o
lf the
label is
coming
otf the
cassette, fix
it back
securely
on the
cassette
before inserting it.
Otherwise, the
cassette may
be not
properly
op-
erated.
o
Keep
cassettes
in their
cases to
protect
the
tapes from
dust.
o
Do not
expose
cassettes to
direct sunlight.
o
Avoid
keeping
cassettes
in a hot, humid
place.
For
DCC Tapes
DCC
tape is
different from
the analog
cassette
tape. lt is
completely sealed,
and it tape and hub
holes
are
protected
by the slider. This
design
en-
sures that
dust and
dirt
(other
than when loading)
will not
enter the cassette housing
and cause
dropouts which
can
cause
in
poor quality
of digital
recording.
Hub insertion hole
covered with
a slider
Mis-erasure
prevention
part
Slider
(Back
side)
Cassette tape-length
lD hole
Note: Do not
attempt
to hole
or deform the
cas-
sette tape-length
identifying
hole, which
can
cause
trouble.
Notes:
o
Do
not open
the slider to
touch
or
pull
out the tape.
o
Be
careful not to
drop,
crash, or shock
a cas-
sette.
o
Do not insert
a cassefte
upside
down.
o
Keep
cassettes in
their cases when
not
using
them.
o
Do not
place
cassettes:
f . in
a hot, humid
place.
2. near
magnets,
such
as speakers,
on
TV
set.
3.
in
direct
sunlight.
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