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The recorder
hag one balanced
input
and output
+6r
each channel.
I+
you
prepere your
own cablesr
tnake
sure
that the
wiring i5
correct. I+
the balanced
inputs
and outputs
ar€r connected
to the
equipment
with
unbalanced signal
mänege,$entr
the
cold ends
must be connected
to the screening
(refer
to
tech-
nical apFendix).
hlhenever
possiblet
balanced
signal
nanagement
=hould
be used.
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INPUT
OUTPUT
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-.-... - - -,
trlhen
you press
the
PBUJER tll key
on the
front
panel,
the
tape recorder
switches on.
Press
the
same
key
again
and the
machine switcheg
off.
Nhen
yeu
switch
on the tape
recorder. the
tape speed
in
"ips"
tinches
per
second)
and subsequently
the
con-
tent
of the real-time
counter are shown
on
the
display
t7l. In eddition
the lagt selected
pareme-
terg Äre signalled
by LEDs. I+ the
tape
=peed
remäi.ns on the display
a{ter the
recarder has
been
switched on
and i{ the other LEDs
are dark.
the
battery is either
run down, or no battery
is
in-
stalled. or
the DIP switch E
behind the operatin-o
section is
not in the ON
position.
This means
thet
the counter
content and
the last active
system
parameters
are lost. The
recorder eeteblishes
a
basic
setting: ltrer tape speed,
READY r:f+! counter
and
address
locetor et zero, etc. The
speed indica-
tion
remains on
the
display t71 until
any key
is
pressed.
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