Pioneer CT-S99WR User Manual

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Operating
Instructions
_STEREO DOUBLE CASSETTE
TAPE DECK
CT-SSSWR
• Photograph shows BLACK finished model
• Only the DI G (U.S. Military) model comes with the side panels.
"This product is manufactured to comply with the radio in-
terference requirements
of EEC Directive 76 1889/ EEC and
82/499/ EEC."
Th,ank.you for . tiuying this Pioneer product.
Please read.these Ol'lerating instructions
thoroughly , so you will know
how to .operate your model properly. After you have finished reading
t~e instr~ctions , put them away in a safe place for.future reference.
For the
5ake of convenience, these operating instructions are based
on.the model HEM, and
they can be used for the HB, HP, KU, KC, D
and DI G models.
The differences betwee
rr- the mode ls are given below.
HEM model :
For Europe excluding U.K. (' HEM' stamped on packing cas.e): Power
line voltage
is AC 220 volts.
HB model:
For U.K. ('HB' stamped on packing case): P ower line voltage is AC
240 volts.
HP model:
For Australia ('HP' stamped on packing case) : Power line voltage is
AC 240
vo lts.
KU and KC models :
For
U.S.A. and Canada ('KU' or ' KC ' stamped on packing case):
Power line voltage
is AC 120 volts.
D and DI G models :
For destinations excluding above
('D' or 'DI G' stamped on packing
case): A 3-point
(1 20 Vl 220 Vl 240 V) voltage selector switch is pr;-
vided.
NOT E:
Depending
upon the model, the design of the power plug and the
power o utlet differs.
The line voltage selector
switch is located on the rear panel of the
unit . Please check that it is set properly before plugging the power
cord int o an outlet. If it is not set properly, change the setting of it
according to the LINE VOLTAGE SELECTION (D and DI G models
only).
IMPORTANT NOTICE (For KU and KC models)
The serial number for this equipment is located on the rear panel.
Please write this serial number on your enclosed warranty card and
keep in a secure p
la ce. This is for your security.
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WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR
SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE
THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE.
LINE VOLTAGE SELECTION
(0 and D/G models only)
Before your model is shipped from the factory, the switch is set to the
power requirements of the destination; nevertheless, you should
check th;;it it
is set properly before plugging the power cord in to the
AC outlet.
1. Disconnect the power cord.
2. Provide yourself with a medium size screwdriver.
3. Insert the scre wdri ver into the groove on the voltage selector and
adjust to the voltage value of your area.
HEM
(for Europe excluding U.K.), HB (for U.K.), HP (for
Australia), KU (for U. S.A.) and KC (for Canada) mode ls are not
provided with a LINE VOLTAGE SE ,LECTOR switch.
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Pioneer CT-S99WR Specifications

General

Track System	4-track, 2-channel stereo
Total Harmonic Distortion	1.0%
Tape Speed	4.76 cm/s
Motor	DC motor
Frequency Response	20Hz - 20kHz (Metal tape)
Output	Line out
Type	Auto-Reverse Double Cassette Deck

Summary

Line Voltage Selection

Safety Instructions

General Safety Guidelines

Comprehensive safety instructions for appliance operation and placement.

Outdoor Antenna Grounding

Features

Connections

Remote Control Terminal

Connects to optional remote control for operation from listening position.

Panel Facilities

Tape Counter

Displays the transport position of the tape loaded in deck I.

Eject Button

Operates the cassette door mechanism for loading/unloading tapes.

Mode Indicators

Lights indicating playback, recording, and reverse modes.

Timer Standby Switch

Used for unattended recording or wake-up playback functions.

Deck Select and Operating Switches

Reverse Mode Switch

Reverse Mode Operation

Explains single, repeat, and auto-reverse modes for playback and recording.

Relationship with Timer and Relay Operations

Details how reverse mode interacts with timer and relay functions.

Auto Reverse Function

Describes the automatic head rotation for reversing tape direction.

Changing Tape Direction

Instructions on how to change tape travel direction.

Playback Modes

Single Playback

Plays back a single side of a cassette tape.

Relay Playback

Continuous playback from one deck to another.

Random Programmed Playback

Q&A on Random Programmed Playback

Answers common questions about programming and playback errors.

Track Selection Functions

Skip Search

Searches for tracks up to ten positions before or after the current one.

Music Search

Listens to the next or currently playing track.

How to Count Tracks

Explains how track counting works for search functions.

Recording Operations

Single Recording

Records audio onto a cassette tape in either deck.

Adjusting Recording Level

Guides setting the optimal recording level for sound quality.

Advanced Recording

Relay Recording

Records long programs continuously across decks.

Parallel Recording

Records simultaneously onto two tapes from one source.

Automatic Recording Muting

Produce 4-Second Non-Recorded Interval

Creates a 4-second gap between tracks for search functions.

Produce Shorter Non-Recorded Interval

Creates non-recorded intervals shorter than four seconds.

Produce Longer Non-Recorded Interval

Creates non-recorded intervals longer than four seconds.

Tape Copying

Normal Speed Copying

Copies a tape at normal speed while listening to playback.

High-Speed Copying

Copies a tape quickly in a short amount of time.

Tape Editing

Normal Speed Copying for Editing

Edits undesired material from a tape during normal speed copying.

Random Programmed Tape Copying

Copies selected tracks for editing purposes.

Audio Timer Operations

Unattended Recording

Records programs automatically using a timer.

Wake-Up Playback

Plays back tapes automatically using a timer.

Cassette Tape Handling

Check Cassette Before Use

Inspects tapes for slack, damage, and erasure prevention tabs.

Handling Hints

Provides tips for handling leader tape and storing tapes.

Tape Sensor Holes

Explains sensor holes for automatic tape type selection.

Maintenance

Cleaning Heads, Pinch Rollers, Capstan

Instructions for cleaning essential tape path components.

Cleaning Front Panel

How to clean the exterior panel and cassette door.

Demagnetizing Heads

Process to remove residual magnetism from heads.

Noise Reduction Systems

Details Dolby NR and dbx noise reduction technologies.

Troubleshooting

Specifications

User Information for USA Model

FCC compliance and interference information for US units.

Remote Control Unit

Accessory Remote Control Plate

Explains the use of the accessory plate with the SA-V70 remote.