Automatic stop in computer dubbing operation
When deck 1 tape is longer than deck 2:
In
“ z “ mode:
When the deck 2 stops automatically, the deck 1 will
be in the fast forward mode.
In” ~ “ mode:
When the deck 2 stops automatically, the deck 1 will
be in the fast forward mode. After the end of tape has
been reached on deck 1, the system will perform the
computer dubbing for reverse side.
When deck 2 tape is longer than deck 1:
In “ z “ mode:
When the deck 1 stops automatically, the deck 2 will
be in the erasing mode.
[n” ~” mode:
When the deck 1 stops automatically, the deck 2 will
be in the erasing mode. After the end of tape has been
reached on deck 2, the system will perform the com-
puter dubbing for reverse side.
- Before pressing the COMP. DUB switch, check that
both deck 1 and deck 2 are in the stop mode.
- Dubbing using the COMP. DUB switch must start from
tape selection 1. To start dubbing from the second or
subsequent tape selection, use the manual dubbing
function.
To release the dubbing mode, press the STOP switch.
The tape will not stop during computer dubbing even
when the REC/PAUSE switch is pressed.
It is not possible to listen to the normal monitoring
sound during computer dubbing.
- When switching between manual and computer
dubbing, press the STOP switch first to release the
dubbing mode and then switch.
- A high-pitched sound may be recorded if computer
dubbing is conducted near a TV set which has been
switched on. If this happens, either switch off the TV
set or place the system at a distance from the TV set,
Manual (normal-speed) dubbing
- Select “TAPE” as the function.
- Set the MODE switch to 2Z .
1. DECK 2: Find the position to be started recording.
2. DECK 1: With the same tape running direction of the
deck 2, find the desired selection to be dubbed.
Note:
Make sure that the deck 1 tape running direction is
same the deck 2.
3. Press the REC/PAUSE switch (
● /EI: remote control-
ler). The REC/PAUSE and DECK2 indicators light and
➤ or < indicator blinks.
Note:
If the blinking indicator is not matched to the set
direction, press once the PIAY switch whose indica-
tor is not blinking.
4, Press the DECK select switch once or press the
remote controller’s DECK 1
➤ or 4 switch whose
indicator is blinking. The REC/PAUSE indicator blinks
and DECK 1 indicator lights.
5. Press the PIAY
➤or 4 PIAYswitch ( ➤or 4 DECK 1/
DECK 2: remote controller) whose indicator is blink-
ing. Manual dubbing now starts.
- Tape running direction of both decks is same.
Automatic stop in manual dubbing operation
If either deck 1 or deck 2 stops automatically, the other
deck will also stop.
RECORDING RADIO PROGRAMMES, REC-
ORDS OR FROM VIDEO EQUIPMENT
1. Tune in the radio station, listen to the record or play
the video equipment.
2. Press the REC/PAUSE switch. The REC/PAUSE indi-
cator lights and the
➤ or < indicator blinks.
3. Press the REC/PAUSE switch again or press the
PIAY
➤or 4 PIAYswitch whose indicator is blinking.
The recording starts, The
➤or < indicator lights.
To record in the opposite direction to that indicated
by the blinking indicator, press once the switch
whose indicator is not blinking, check that the
other indicator is now blinking, and press the same
switch again.
4. Press the REC/PAUSE switch to temporarily stop
recording.
5. Press the STOP switch to stop recording.
When beat interference is heard
A high-pitched noise called “beat” is sometimes heard
during the recording of radio broadcasts.
In cases like this, set the BEAT CANCEL switch at the
rear of the unit to the position (1 or 2) which will reduce
the level of the beat noise.
MICROPHONE MIXED OPERATION
Mixed play
If a microphone is connected to the MIC socket during a
CD play, radio reception, tape playback, etc.,then micro-
phone mixed play can be carried out.
Adjust the microphone volume with the MIC VOL control.
Note:
If a howling occurs, either reduce the microphone vr”
ume or place the microphone away from the speakers=
Mixed recording
If a microphone is connected to the MIC socket during
recording, a microphone mixed recording can be made.
Adjust the microphone volume with the MICVOL control.
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