Roland Juno-1 - Page 39

Notes
on saving on a tape
When
error indication
is shown in the Display
dur-
ing
verifying or
loading
operation,
read the
follow-
ing notes
then
carefully repeat the saving
or load-
ing
procedure.
Tape
rewinding
*
Make
sure that
you have
rewound the tape com-
pletely up
to the
beginning of the
saved data.
>
Playback Level
of the Tape
Recorder
*
The
appropriate
playback level varies
depending
on the
tape
recorder.
So
change the
level to find
an appropriate
level. Also,
if your tape
recorder
features
recording level
control, try changing the
recording
level in
saving.
*
If the tape
recorder
features Tone
control, adjust
it, too.
>
Connection
> Tape
you use
*
Use a
new
and high
quality tape,
if possible.
An
old tape
is
liable to
have drop-out,
therefore
likely to
cause
error more often.
*
Use a
cassette tape
shorter
than C-60. The
one
longer than C-90
is too
thin for
proper operation.
^ Tape
Recorder
*
Try
using the
same tape
recorder in
Saving
and
Loading, so
that
possibility
of error
will be
reduced.
*
Clean
and
demagnetize the
head
of the tape
recorder.
*
Make
sure that
connections are
made properly.
*
If your tape
recorder has two
kinds of In/Out
Jacks
(i.e. MIC/LINE
In, EAR/LINE Out, etc), try
using
different ones this time.
*
Some tape
recorders do not
allow proper oper-
ation
when both
Save and Load connections
are
made at
the same
time.
In such a
case, make
only
the
relevant connection.
> Where
to start
recording
*
Please
do not
start
recording from the very
head
of the tape,
but after
slightly winding it.
*
If
error is
still
indicated, use a
different tape
recorder
*
Preservation
of the
data
tape
Please do
not
keep the
data
recorded
tape in
extreme
heat
or
humidity or
near strongly
magne-
tic
units
such as
TV,
speaker or
amplifier.
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