DC
6V Jack: When using the unit
in
your
vehicle,
you can
conserve battery power
by
using
a power adapter (such
as Radio Shack
Catalog Number
14-844C)
connect-
ed via a cigarette lighter socket.
Use the
DC 6V jack on the side to connect
the
adapter plug.
Set the
switch on
14-844C to the
6
volt position.
INSERTING CASSETTE:
Before
inserting
or removing cassette, be sure
to
press the STOP/EJECT
Key. Open
the cassette lid
by pressing the
STOP/EJECT
Key.
Hold the cassette with
the open
tape side toward you and insert it
into the opening
so that the full reel
is on your left
and then close the lid.
After
you've completed
recording
or playing on one side of the
cassette, open the
lid, turn the
cassette over
and re-insert.
You
are ready to record or play
the
second
track.
OPERATION
WITH
THE
TRS-80
You
can use the supplied cable
to connect to the computer,
TRS-80.
1.
Connect
to EARphone Jack
on cassette unit via the black
tape output plug
(diam.
3.5).
2.
Connect to AUXiliary Input
Jack on
cassette unit via the gray tape input plug
(diam.
3.5).
3.
Connect to REMote
Jack on cassette unit
via
the
gray tape control plug
(diam.
2.5).
4.
Connect
to TAPE output
on computer
via
computer
cassette plug.
LOADING A PROGRAM
OR DATA FILE FROM
TAPE
1
.
Set the volume
to
the correct
level
for
your computer (see the computer owner's
manual for details). If you have
trouble
loading
programs or inputting data,
try
adjusting the volume.
2.
Be sure the tape is
positioned to just before the
start of the recorded
program-or
data.
Usually, this
means the tape
should be rewound all the
way (or positioned
using the counter,
as
explained
in the
Note
later on).
3.
Before
the computer is ready
to load the program or
input the data, press PLAY
on
the
recorder. The computer will
control the
tape
motion. While
the com-
puter is actually receiving
data from the
recorder, the LED will
not be on.
4. When the computer has completed the
tape operation,
press STOP.
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