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identity into d i
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thi« sonic dat^
to tr^.nsf
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ccHvimoYt audio
ca^»ettei»r
enabling
you to build up an unLimitecI
^tock of
pr
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a CHS *
It
wilt
be possible for you to transfer
all 9\> pv'o^raws
to
tape for
tape etora9e#and also
to Lo-ad anoUiev
9
roup of
PY Odram*
toL
your OPERA 6 fvoin
tape#
For data transfev*
A> Lte© All AC™ffiupply with portab Le
recorders*
Using
batteries
may
cause
tape speed
variations
outside
the
interface's range*
B>
Possibly
use
ste?r(»n
Hi
-
Fi
tapc3*-'record»rs
f^salitv
ing UU
METER recording
level indicatiir*
C> Use the same recorder both
for vet:ordin9
and for data
transfer from tape to OF'ERA
A Cto avoid errors
in tape
P
Layback > *
The OPERA A i^i provided wilh 95
Factory Pvogi'amia
which
can be
edited at will* Tiiey
are
also included on a cassette* with
each OPERA 6*
CoTinect *'T0" COpera
6 TAPE section) to
your recorder's
"IN" LEFT or
RIGHT
jack* <U£S r,u
99
e?>t the
"IN" RIGHT
Jack)*
Connect ’’FROM" COpera A
TAFU
section) to your recorder's
"OUT" LEFT or
RIGHT jack*
(We suggest
the
"OUT" RIGHT
Jack)*
MARNIMB: UERIFY you HAUE
used
the game left
dr RIGHT
CHANNELS FOR
THE
RECORDER'S IN AND OUT JACKS*
DEFDRE STARTING BOTH THE
RECORD AND TRANSFER
PHASES/
CLEAN RECORDER'S MAGNETIC HEADS WITH A COTTON STICK
AND WITH
A SPECIFIC LIQUID DF.GXIDX7ER*
11*1
TO
TAPE
(Data Loading from inistrnmeTit
to tape)
^
1* Connect recorder to
OPERA
h as alred*Siy
explained*
2* Switch TAPE ON/OFF ,«witch
on rear panel
ON* The
instrument
is now di gab
Led
by
the
other functions*
ENTER
LED
blinks*
3*
Select the
desired function (MODE INTERFACES
*>witch)j
in this
cagaiTD TAPE*
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