A
ll
and more about Sharp PC-1500
at
http://www.PC-1500.info
The following
is
a descrip
tion
of
the minimum tape recorder specifications nece
ssa
ry for inter·
facing
with
the C
E·
150:
,
I
tem
Requirements
1.
R
ec
or
de
r
Ty
pe
Any
tape recorder.
cass
e
tte.
micro-cassette,
or
ope
n re
el
r
eco
rders
may
be
us
ed
in
a
cco
r
dance
\'vith
the
requ
i
rements
ou
tl
in
ed
be
l
ow
.
2.
Input
Ja
ck
The
re
corder shou
ld
have a mini-jack input labeled
"MIC".
Never use the
"AUX"
jack.
3.
Input Impe
da
nce
The input jack should
be
a low impedance input (200 -
1,000
OHM.)
4,
Minim
um I
nput
Level Be
low
3 rnV
or
-
50
dB.
5. Out
put
jack Should be a
mini
jac
k labeled
"EXT
. (EXTcrnal speakerl",
"MON
IT
OR",
" EAR (EARphone)"
or
qui
va
lent.
6.
Output
impedance Should
be
below 10 OHM.
7,
Output
levoel
Should
be
above 1 V (practical
maximum
output
above
100 mW)
8. Distortion
Should
be
w
ith
in 15% within a
range
of 2 KHz through
4
KHz.
9.
Wow
and
F l
utte
r
0
.3%
maximum (W.R.M.
S)
10. Other Recorder
motor
shou
ld
not fluctuate speed.
In
c~sc
the miniplug provided
with
the CE· 150 is
not
compatible
with
the i
nput
/
output
j
ac
ks
of
your tape reco
rd
er
spec
ial line conversion plugs a
rc
avai lable on the
market.
NOT
E:
•Some
tape
re
corders may reject connection due to different
spe
cifications.
Or
those tape
re
-
corde
rs
having distortion, inc
reased
noise. and power deterioration
after
long years
of
us
e may not
sho111
satisfact
ory
results owi
ng
to chan
ge
in their electrical cha
rac
teristi
cs.
•Pr
eca
utionary In
st
ru
ct
i
ons
for
Ta
pe
Recorder
Use
(1
)For any transfer
or
collation.
use
the tape recorder that
was
used
for recording, If the tape
recorder for transfer or collation
is
differe
nt
from t
hat
used
for record ing, no transfer
or
collation rnay
be
possible.
(2)
Th
c
head
of
a
tape
re
corder,
if
dir
ty,
increases disto
rtion
or
decreases
the
re
cording level.
Therefore. keep the
head
clean.
(3)Use a tape
that
is
fr
ee
of
e
xtr
emely
low
frequency response, scratches
an
d
creases
.
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