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General| Type | Microcassette Recorder |
|---|---|
| Recording Media | Microcassette |
| Power Supply | 2 x AA Batteries |
| Speaker | Built-in |
| External Microphone Jack | Yes |
| Earphone Jack | Yes |
| Tape Speed | 2.4 cm/s |
| Headphone Jack | Yes |
| Voice Activated Recording | Yes |
| Microphone | Built-in |
| Frequency Response | 300 - 4000 Hz |
| Battery Life | Approx. 10 hours |
Covers essential controls like Power, Play, Record, Stop, FF/REW, and Pause.
Describes LEDs, speaker, built-in microphone, and tone control.
Details the tape counter, speed selector, and speed control features.
Information on jacks for external devices and the foot controller.
Details on connecting the AC power cord to a wall outlet.
Procedure for correctly inserting a microcassette into the holder.
Procedure for safely removing a microcassette from the holder.
Setting for optimal sound quality and 60-minute recording on an MC-60 tape.
Setting for longer recording times, up to 120 minutes on an MC-60 tape.
How to adjust tape speed during playback using the speed control.
Guidelines on using compatible microcassette tapes and proper storage.
How to quickly advance or rewind the tape without monitoring.
How to monitor sounds while fast forwarding or rewinding.
Feature that automatically stops the tape at its end.
Detailed steps for operating the unit using the foot controller.
Explains the automatic tape rewinding feature when the pedal is released.
Method for rapidly erasing recorded content from a tape.
How recorded audio is automatically erased when new audio is recorded.
Listening to recorded audio through headphones during recording.
How to prevent accidental recording by removing cassette tabs.
How to instantly review the last recorded segment.
How to start recording during playback mode.
Functionality of the pause button for stopping and resuming tape movement.
How to clean the tape heads for optimal sound quality.
Recommends demagnetizing the head assembly to resolve sound issues.
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