Panasonic RX-5090 - Recording Methods; Recording via Built-in Microphones

@ “Cue” and “Review”
If, during playback, the Fast Forward/Cue Button (or fhe Rewind/Review Button) is lightly pushed, the
tape will be fast forwarded (or rewound), and tape sounds can be heard (although garbled) from the
speaker as long as the button is pushed. if the button is pushed completely in, no sound will be heard.
When the button is released, the tape will resume playback.
44FF/CUE >> REW/REVIEW
Note:
If the Fast Forward/Cue Button or the Rewind/Review Button is pushed during recording, the Record
Button will return to its original position.
@ Automatic stop
When the tape reaches its end during playback or recording, tape recorder controls will return to their
original positions and the power will be automatically turned off.
Notes:
@ Even if the Playback Button is pushed after the automatic-stop system operates during playback or
recording, the button will not function. To continue to use the cassette, therefore, it must be rewound, or
removed and turned over.
@
If
the
Function
Selector
is
set
to
the
“RADIO”
position
while
a
recording
is
being
made
from
the
radio,
note
that
the
automatic-stop
system
will
function
to
stop
the
tape
movement
when
the
tape
reaches
its
end,
but
that
the
power
will
not
be
turned
off.
If
you
want
the
power
also
to
be
turned
off
when
the
automatic-stop
system
functions,
set
the
Function
Selector
to
the
“SLEEP”
position
before
beginning
the
recording.
RECORDING(Easy-Matic recording)
Mi Recording through the Built-in microphones
1. Set the Function Selector to the “TAPE” position.
2. Torecord in stereo, set the Mode Selector to the “STEREO” position. For a monaural recording, set it
to the “MONO” position.
. Set the Input Selector to the “MIC” position.
. Set the Meter Selector Switch to the “LEVEL” position.
. Depress the Pause Button.
. Depress the Record Button.
The LED Meter indicates the recording level.
. The recording can be started by pushing the Pause Button.
. Push the Stop Button to stop the recording. (The power will be turned off.)
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