Philips D 6920 MK 2 - Introduction to Playback

thé loudest passages, the pointers of the meters @
and @) deflect just into the red area of the scale. :
e Differences in the recording level between the
left and right channel can be corrected by the
setting of the two sections of the controls @:
@ For brief interruptions, press pause button @) @. To
resume recording, press play button ©).
@ To stop recording, press stop button ©) @:
@ Always switch off the recorder after use with
on/off switch @).
@ The cassette can be remewed after pressing
eject button 49. .
important note: Eject button (9 will not operate in
the pause or recording/playback positions (when
the corresponding indicators will light). Therefore,
- never switch off the recorder with on/off switch @)
without first pressing stop button @®, since such
' action may result in damage to the tape or to the
magnetic heads.
FAST WINDING/REWINDING (CUE/REVIEW)
Fast winding or rewinding may be undertaken in .
either of two ways as follows:
e From the stop position: Press rewind button @)
or wind button @). To stop, press stop. button @).
You may also switch over directly from fast winding/
rewinding to the playback position with play button
©).
@ Fast winding (cue) or rewinding (review) is also
possible during recording or playback: In this case
rewind button @) or wind button must be pressed
in and when either is released, the recorder
automatically reverts to playback. (Also if the
recorder was in position recording before the
rewind or wind button was pressed.)
INTRODUCTION TO PLAYBACK
Fig. 2, 8 and 9~-
Recordings can be ieproaticnd through:
@ Stereo headphones (8-600 0hm or electret
~ headphones). The built-in (and/or external). loud-
speaker(s) are then.switched off.
@ The built-in loudspeaker (mono playback).
e@ The built-in loudspeaker and one loudspeaker
enclosure (4-8 ohm) connected to either the left or
right channel socket 63: the other channel will be
reproduced
by
the
built-in
loudspeaker.
@ Two loudspeaker enclosures (4-8 ohm each)
connected to the sockets @}. The built-in loud-
speaker is then switched off.
@ An amplifier, radio, music-centre etc., connected
to the line out sockets @3 or DIN socket 9.
PLAYBACK: - wees T
@ Switch on the set with on/off (1 power Ys switch 8
@ Insert a recorded cassette. - :
@ Adjust the tape type COnGEInce with switch @.
e Press play button©®... -
e@ Adjust the volume and palanied with the controls
® When playing back ‘frough an arnpitie, the
volume, balance and tone are controlled by the
amplifier. The output level of the line out sockets 6),
and the DIN socket 69 is at-a fixed level, indepans :
dent of the setting of the controls @. -
e For brief interruptions, press pause button @) @. To
resume playback, press play button ©.
‘@ To stop playback, press stop button @):. .
e@ Always switch off the recorder after use with
on/off switch @).
AUDIO-VISUAL USE
Fig. 6 and 7
In addition to normal use, this recorder has béeri
designed for audio-visual (’ AV’) use. For this
purpose a slidé synchroniser may be connected to
socket @§ which leads to the built-in pulse head of
the recorder. Through this socket the synchroniser
is connected to the supply voltage of the recorder
as well.
Philips slide synchronisers, such as the N 6401 or
EM 1920 are available from your dealer as an
optional accessory.
A slide synchroniser may be connected to all
automatic slide projectors with a socket for remote
control according to the standard DIN 45 523. With
this synchroniser a slide show with sound can be ©
presented fully automatically. —
The combination of recorder and slide synchroniser
can also be used via a relay for the automatic
control of various electrical ees mn
railway trains etc.).
Connections for automatic slide presentation
@ The plug of the cable marked ‘cassette recorder’
is connected to the socket @9) @ of the recorder.
@ The plug of the cable marked ‘projector’ is
connected to the remote socket of the slide
projector.
Recording the pulses
@ The pulses are recorded on track 4.and the music
and/or commentary on the tracks 1 and 2, This
means that the cassette can only be used in one
direction, see Fig. 7:
@ Set the slide synchroniser in the recording made
and the recorder to playback.
@ Press the pulse button of the slide synchroniser