Panasonic RS-4360DFT - Page 7

Program
Selector@
to
the
‘‘4’
position
(the
‘'4”
is
3
pro-
grams
plus
1).
Program being played
Interval Program
Fig. 10
«lf
the
procedure
is
performed
with
the
Pause
Lever®
locked,
the
tape
will
be
rapidly
advanced
or
rewound
to
the
desired
program
and
continue
to
stop
there.
(Do
not
remove
the
cassette
in
this
condition
because
the
tape
may
be
slack.)
*
When
the
tape
stop
at
the
end
with
the
Playback
Lever@
and
Fast-Forward@
or
Rewind@
Lever
locked,
depress
the
Stop
Lever®
to
release
them.
«In
the
following
instances
the
Memory
Program
Selection
system
may
not
operate
normally
although
this
does
not
indicate
a
failure.
-
With
tapes
of
conversations
having
a
great
many
gaps
in
the
dialog
-
With
music
tapes
having
tracks
where
extremely
low
level
or
high-pitched
sounds
continue
for
a
long
time,
and
with
tapes
having
portions
among
the
tracks
where
no
sound
has
been
recorded
+
With
tapes
whose
whole
Program
has
been
recorded
at
alow
level
+
With
tapes
having
intervals
less
than
3
seconds
long.
+
With
tapes
where
there
is
a
high
level
of
noise
during
the
intervals
RECORDING
Tape
Selector
Adjustment:
To
obtain
the
best
sound-quality
recording,
press
the
Equali-
zation@®
and
Bias@
Switches
depending
on
the
type
of
the
cassette
to
be
used:
Type
of
cassette
EQ
Switch®
BIAS
Switch@
CrOz
ON
(Lock)
ON
(Lock)
FeCr
ON
(Lock)
OFF
(Release)
Normal
OFF
(Release)|
OFF
(Release)
Recording
Level
Adjustment:
By
simply
pushing
and
locking
the
Recording
Mode
Selector@,
the
recording
level
can
be
adjusted
automatically.
To
make
manual
adjustment,
release
the
selector@
and
adjust
the
Re-
cording
Level
Controls@®
@
to
the
optimum
level,
watching
the
VU
Meters@
@;
the
best
adjustment
is
obtained
when
the
pointer
of
the
VU
Meters@
©
fluctuates
over
the
greatest
range
but
does
not
stay
in
the
red
zone.
Microphone
Recording:
1)
Ml
When
using
the
Built-in
Microphones@
@
,
select
either
directional
or
non-directional
characteristics.
To
make
them
directional,
press
the
small
button
on
the
micro-
Phones,
and
point
the
microphones
in
the
direction
of
the
sound
source
or
sources
(Figs.
11
and
12).
To
make
them
non-directional,
hold
the
microphone
heads
as
in
Fig.
13.
@
Connect
optional
external
microphones
to
the
Externa
Microphone
Jacks@.
The
Built-in
Microphones@®
@
wil:
be
automatically
disconnected.
To
switch
the
micro:
phones
on
and
off
at
a
distance
from
the
set,
connect
remote
control
switch
to
the
Remote
Control!
Jack
@.
Note:
|f
one
external
microphone
is
connected,
only
the
built-in
microphone
on
the
line
(right
or
left)
of
the
ex-.
ternal
microphone
jack
plugged
is
disconnected.
2)
Set
the
Power/Function
Switch@®
to
RADIO
OFF/TAPE.
3)
Insert
the
cassette
into
the
cassette
holder.
4)
Depress
the
Pause
Lever@
and
then
depress
the
Record@
and
Playback@
Levers
at
the
same
time.
5) Adjust the tape selector.
6) Adjust the recording level.
7)
Depress
and
release
the
Pause
Lever@,
and
the
recording
will
begin.
8)
To
stop
the
recording,
depress
the
Stop
Lever@®.
(The
power
will
be
turned
off.)
Note:
If,
when
recording
through
the
external
microphones,
a
howl
(a
high-pitched
wail)
is
heard
through
the
speakers,
reduce
the
volume
level
with
the
Volume
Control@.
;
Radio Recording:
You
can
record
radio
Programs
while
listening.
1)
Follow
the
same
procedure
as
described
in
section''LIS-
TENING
TO
THE
RADIO”.
2)
Follow
steps
3
to
8
in
sub-section
“Microphone
Recording”.
Note:
You
may
listen
to
the
radio
at
the
desired
volume
level
during
recording
because
the
volume
is
independent
of
the
recording
level.
Recording
from
External
Audio-Equipment:
1)
Connect
the
output
terminals
of
the
external
equipment
to
the
Line
input
Jacks
@.
When
recording
from
the
record
player,
connect
its
output
terminals
to
the
Phono
Input
Jacks
@,
and
also
connect
its
earth
terminal
to
the
Phono-
Earth
Terminal@.
2)
When
connecting
the
external
equipment
to
the
Line
Input
®
or
Phono
Input
@
Jacks,
set
the
Program
Source
Selector@
as
well
to
LINE
IN
or
PHONO.
3)
Set
the
Power/Function
Switch@®
to
ON.
4)
Follow
steps
3to
8
in
sub-section
‘Microphone
Rec-
ording”’.
Note:
P
When
making
the
DIN
connection,
set
the
Power/Function
Switch@®
to
RADIO
OFF/TAPE.
In
this
case,
the
microphones
will
be
automatically
disconnected
internally,
and
sounds
being
recorded
from
external
equipment
are
not
monitored.
Recording
onto
an
External
Tape
Deck:
1)
Connect
the
Line
Output
Jacks
@
to
the
input
terminals
of
the
external
tape
deck
ready
for
recording.
2)
Operate
the
radio
or
tape
deck
and
the
program
will
be
recorded
onto
the
external
tape
deck.
To
adjust
the
record-
ing
level,
use
the
controls
on
the
external
tape
deck.