Philips N4506 - Controls and Connection Sockets; Removing the Cover; Horizontal Use; Connecting the Recorder to the Mains

English
Controls and connection sockets
Figures 1 and 2
@ reel spindles with locking clips
@ recording level meter - left channel
@® overload indicator - left channel
overload indicator - right channel
recording level meter - right channel
monitor output level control - left channel
monitor output level control - right channel
line output level control - left channel
line output level control - right channel
line input sensitivity control - left channel
line input sensitivity control - right channel
tuner input sensitivity contro! - left channel
tuner input sensitivity control - right channel
‘aux’ input sensitivity control - left channel
‘aux’ input sensitivity control - right channel
phono input sensitivity control - left channel
phono input sensitivity control - right channel
hinged transparent cover
tape-tension stabilisers
memory switch for counter
counter
zero-reset button for counter
tape threading slot
detachable head-cover
cueing knob
microphone sensitivity switch
volume control
balance control
bass control
treble control
wind speed control
post fading control
lock button for post-fading control
recording level control - left channel
recording level control - right channel
microphone recording level control - left chan-
nel
@) microphone recording level control - right
channel
line input selector
tuner input selector
‘aux’ input selector
phono input selector
fast rewind key
fast wind key
start key
pause key (to disengage, press again)
record key
@ (record, playback and fast wind) stop key
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monitor selector
track selector
speed selector
6) DNL indicator
63 DNL switch
6} socket for stereo headset
€) socket for mono microphone (left channel) or
stereo microphone, can also be used as an
extra input for radio, amplifier or recorder
6) socket for mono microphone (right channel)
phono equalisation selector
€ multiplay switch
function selector
mains switch
mains on/off-indicator
holes for the support-pins for horizontal use
@ carrying handle
@ mains-voltage selector
socket for mains lead
@ type plate
phono input socket for HiFi or non-HiFi record
player ‘
’aux’ input - auxiliary input socket for radio,
amplifier or recorder
tuner input socket
line in/out - combined input/output socket for
radio, amplifier or recorder
@ MFB output socket for MFB-loudspeaker en-
closures
@ monitor output socket for radio, amplifier or
recorder
@ remote socket - for start/stop remote control
unit
Note: Do not expose the recorder for any great
length of time to excessive heat from heating
equipment or direct sunshine.
Removing the cover
Pull the lower side of the cover loose and lift it away
from the hinge recesses. It is advisable to replace
the cover when the recorder section is not in use.
Horizontal use
The recorder can be used either vertically or
horizontally. For horizontal use the two support
pins supplied can be inserted in the holes 6} at the
rear of the recorder (fig. 2).
Connecting the recorder to the mains
Before connecting the recorder to the mains,
ensure that voltage selector @ is set to the local
mains supply. if it is not, turn the voltage selector
with a suitable screwdriver or one of the support
pins supplied until the correct voltage value ap-
pears in the recess (fig. 2). Then insert the female
plug of the mains lead in socket €4 and, after this,
insert the mains plug in the wall socket. |
Warning: Always disconnect the mains lead before
opening the apparatus.