Panasonic RX-2700 - Recording; Recording Radio Broadcasts; Beat-Proof Switch; Recording through the Built-in Microphone

RECORDING
eThis unit has an Automatic Level Control system (the recording
level is automatically adjusted).
®This unit has a variable-sound monitor system, which means that
the monitor sound can be adjusted using the Volume Control(s)
without affecting the recording itself.
@ Recording Radio Broadcasts
1) Follow the procedure described in “LISTENING TO THE
RADIO”.
2) insert the cassette into the Cassette Compartment.
3) Depress the Pause Button and then depress the Record Button.
4) Depress to release the Pause Button and the recording will
begin.
5) To stop the recording, depress the Stop Button.
6) Set the Tape/Radio Selector to ‘' loff]” to turn the unit off.
Pause Button
The Pause Button can be used to temporarily stop the tape from
moving during recording or playback.
Before beginning a recording, first depress and lock the Pause
Button. Then, depress the Record Button. (The tape will not move.)
When ready to record, depress the Pause Button to release it. This
will start the tape movement for immediate recording.
Note:
Do not use the Pause Button to stop the tape for a long period
of time.
The power is not turned off when the Pause Button is
depressed. Always use the Stop Button to turn the power off.
@Beat-Proof switch
When an AM broadcast is recorded, the Beat-Proof Switch can be
used to reduce unwanted ‘“‘beat”’ signals which were not present
before recording. Set the switch to whichever position best reduces
these ‘‘beat”’ signals.
@ Recording through the Built-in Microphone
The built-in condenser microphone is omni-directional (all
directions), so that recordings can be made from any direction.
1) Set the Tape/Radio Selector to ‘‘tape’’.
2) Follow the procedure described in steps (2)—(5) of “Recording
Radio Broadcasts”’.
@ Recording from External Microphone or external
Equipment (Refer to page 51)
Connect the external microphone or external equipment to the
Microphone Jack.
The Built-in Microphone will be automatically disconnected.
2) Set the Tape/Radio Selector to “‘tape”’.
3) Follow the procedure described in steps (2)—-(5) of “Recording
Radio Broadcasts”.
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@ Monitoring
The monitor system enables you to listen, through the Built-in
Speaker, headphones, to the sound as it is being recorded. Sound
can be monitored in the following ways:
eWhen recording from the radio, the sound being recorded can be
monitored through the Built-in Speaker or Headphones.