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ABOUT
CASSETTE
TAPE
The
cassette
tape
used
in
this
unit
is
the
type
universal
throughout
the
world.
Notes:
1.
Never
attempt
to
pull
the
tape
out
of
the
cassette
openings.
2
Never
try
to
turn
the
reels
of
the
cassette
tape
by
hand
because
to
do
so
may
loosen
the
tape.
If
the
tape
is
loose
in
the
cassette,
the
tape
may
become
wound
onto
the
pressure
roller
and
result
in
breakage
or
damage.
Tighten
looseness
of
the
tape,
if
necessary,
by
using
a
pencil
as
shown
in
the
figure.
3.
Avoid
storing
this
unit
in
places
where
the
temperature
is
high
and/
or
where
the
humidity
is
high.
4.
If
the
tape
is
very
tightly
wound
or
unevenly
wound,
fast
forward
it
and
then
rewind
it
before
use.
How
to
correct
tape
looseness
SELECTION
OF
CASSETTE
TAPE
A
wide
selection
of
cassette
tapes
is
available
today.
To
make
tapes
longer
than
60
minutes,
it
is
necessary
to
use
thinner
tape,
which
is
fragile
and
must
be
handled
with
extreme
care.
Because
the
likeli¬
hood
of
a
cassette
failure
increases
greatly
as
the
playing
time
is
in¬
creased.
we
strongly
recommend
not
using
tapes
longer
than
C-90
unless
absolutely
necessary.
Do
not
use
C-120
and
C-180
tapes
with
this
unit.
If
longer
than
90
minutes'
playing
time
is
required,
be
sure
to
select
a
high
quality
cassette
tape
capable
of
reliable
performance.
60-minute
tapes
will
provide
optimum
performance
with
any
unit.
Since
dirt
on
the
heads
or
pressure
roller
can
cause
tape
malfunctions,
these
parts
must
be
kept
clean,
as
instructed
in
the
"MAINTENANCE''
section.
CONTROLS
Operation
indicators
Recording
red
Dolby
NR
switch
(IN)
yellow
v
u
meters
Tape
selector
(Cr02)
blue
Cassette
cover
Record
button
(RECORD)
Peak-signal
check
switch
(PEAK
CHECK)
■
T
a
p
e
counter
and
reset
button
Recording
level
controls
(RECORD
LEVEL)
.Memory
rewind
switch
(MEMORY)
Tape
selector
switch
(TAPE
SELECT)
■
P
o
w
er
switch
(POWER)
Rewind
button
(REWIND)
(44)
Pause
button
(PAUSE)
Fast
forward
button
(FF)
(
►
►
)
Ejection
button
(EJECT)
Playback
button
(PLAY)
(^>)
-Stop
button
(STOP)
(
■
)
2
SIMULATED
WOOD
CABINET