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General| Brand | Sony |
|---|---|
| Model | J-30 |
| Category | Cassette Player |
| Language | English |
Follow safety precautions to prevent fire, electric shock, and personal injury.
Recommended for long-term safe use. Consult service for inspection details.
Contact Sony service or dealer immediately if the unit malfunctions.
Explains the meaning of warning symbols used in the manual and on the product.
Avoid opening the cabinet or modifying the unit to prevent electric shock hazards.
Do not allow water or foreign objects into the unit to avoid fire or shock.
Do not damage the power cord to prevent fire or electric shock.
Do not install or use the unit in humid, dusty, or oily locations to prevent hazards.
Use the specified voltage and recommended power/connection cords for safety.
Install the unit on a stable surface to prevent tipping or falling, which can cause injury.
Avoid injury by not inserting hands or fingers into the cassette slot.
Do not block vents to prevent overheating and fire hazards.
Stop use and contact service if abnormal odors or smoke are detected.
Connect the safety ground properly to prevent electric shock.
If battery liquid enters eyes or on skin, rinse immediately and seek medical attention.
If smoke is emitted from the battery, contact Sony service immediately.
Do not charge, short-circuit, disassemble, heat, or throw batteries to prevent hazards.
Do not place the unit near water or place liquid-filled objects on it.
Replace batteries only with the same type to avoid explosion risk.
Use the Sony recommended power cord that meets safety standards.
Connect the ground before connecting the power plug and disconnect after.
Avoid listening at excessive volume to prevent hearing damage.
Set NTSC (525/60) or PAL (625/50) system based on operating environment.
Details on playback formats, head configuration, signal processing, and compact design.
Examples of system configurations for connecting the unit to various devices.
System requirements, preparations, and reading instructions for the CD-ROM manual.
Explanation of buttons, displays, and controls on the unit's front panel.
Description of various input/output connectors on the unit's rear panel.
Instructions for installing the unit horizontally or vertically using stands.
How to insert, eject, and handle tape cassettes correctly.
Detailed steps for performing normal, jog, shuttle, and repeat playback operations.
Explains time data types, drop frame marks, VITC fields, and operation modes.
Instructions for changing batteries and setting up the remote commander for operation.
Explanation of UMID metadata and its components (Basic and Source Pack).
How to output and display UMID data on the video monitor via superimposition.
Explanation of Essence Mark functionality and its definition according to standards.
How to output essence marks and convert shot marks into essence marks.
Overview of the basic and extended menu structures and menu bank storage.
How to display, change, and save menu settings via the control panel or monitor.
Details of basic menu items for character settings, system selection, and tape timer display.
Details of extended menu items for advanced functions like tape speed, muting, and remote control.
Procedure for removing a cassette when tape slack occurs, requiring technician assistance.
Instructions for cleaning video and audio heads using a special cleaning cassette.
Explanation of moisture condensation detection and handling procedures.
A list of error codes and their corresponding messages and causes for troubleshooting.
Information on the digital hours meter modes for tracking operational history and maintenance.
Technical specifications including power requirements, dimensions, tape speed, and signal formats.
