Pioneer XR-P310 - RECORDING ON TAPE; Recording Procedure; Automatic Tape Selector

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2 DOLBY NR
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Recording on tape
® Material can be recorded on Deck I] only. Recording is not
possible on Deck I.
@ This deck is equipped with an auto-reverse function, so if
you record in the » direction, when recording finishes in
that direction it will automatically start recording in the ~
direction. If you only want to record on one side of the tape,
recordin the ~ddirection, or break off the accidental erasure
prevention tab on the side you don't want to record on.
@ Use a normal or chrome tape.
1 Load the tape for recording into Deck Hl.
@ Wind the tape forward past the leader to the start of the
magnetic coated portion.
2 Set the DOLBY NR switch to the desired
position.
@ A tape recorded using the DOLBY NR system must be
played back using the same system,
3 Select the program source to be recorded
using the INPUT SELECTOR buttons on
the receiver.
4 Press REC PAUSE (e i).
The deck enters record-standby mode.
5 Play the program source to be recorded.
6 Press PLAY ( > or «) to start recording.
@ The recording level is automatically adjusted.
To stop recording:
Press STOP m.
To stop recording temporarily:
Press REC PAUSE ( @ it}. To resume recording, press PLAY
(> or <<).
@®To display elapsed recording time:
Each time DISPLAY is pressed, the display switches between
current time and elapsed recording time.
NOTES:
@ The function cannot be switched during recording.
@ During recording, you can operate the SOUND FIELD
CONTROL buttons but the resulting sound is not recorded.
e@ Except for U.S. and Canadian models, microphone mixing
sound can be recorded. (See “Microphone mixing” on
page 27.)
AUTOMATIC TAPE SELECTOR FUNCTION
This unit (Deck | and Deck Il} is equipped with an automatic
tape selector function which utilizes the sensor holes on the
tape cassette to determine the type of tape being used, in
order to set the deck to match the tape recording bias and
equalization.
Sensor holes
CrOz tape