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General| Media Type | Cassette |
|---|---|
| CD Recording Format | CD-DA |
| Recording Source | Analog, Digital |
| Analog Inputs | RCA Line Input |
| Analog Outputs | RCA Line Output, Headphone Output |
| Digital Inputs | S/PDIF Optical |
| Digital Outputs | S/PDIF Optical |
| Frequency Response (CD) | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Dynamic Range (CD) | 90dB |
| CD Playback Compatibility | CD-DA |
| Outputs | S/PDIF Optical |
| Inputs | RCA Line Input, S/PDIF Coaxial, S/PDIF Optical |
| Power Supply | AC 120V, 60Hz |
Highlights critical safety warnings regarding electric shock and fire hazards, and operational cautions.
Instructions for recording the unit's model and serial number for record-keeping purposes.
Provides safety guidelines specific to users in the UK and Europe, including electrical connections.
Details FCC regulations for Class A digital devices and warnings about potential interference.
Covers essential instructions for safe operation, handling, and installation of the equipment.
Addresses electrical power, grounding, protection from surges, and conditions requiring professional servicing.
Details safety aspects related to replacement parts, post-service checks, mounting, and heat considerations.
Explains the product's classification as a Class 1 laser product according to FDA regulations.
Warns against removing protective housings and using controls other than specified to prevent radiation exposure.
Provides technical details about the optical pickup module used in the device.
Introduces the CC-222's advanced features, including recording, playback, Dolby NR, and digital technology.
Lists included accessories, provides copyright information, and offers general usage advice.
Provides instructions for mounting the unit into a standard 19-inch equipment rack.
Advises on optimal temperature, humidity, and preventing condensation for reliable operation.
Offers guidance on proper storage locations and handling of audio tapes to prevent damage.
Explains the characteristics and types of CD-R and CD-RW discs supported by the unit.
Details the process of finalizing discs to make them compatible with standard CD players.
Defines what constitutes a "recordable" disc in the context of this manual.
Provides instructions for safely handling, cleaning, and maintaining compact discs.
Outlines additional care measures for CD-R and CD-RW discs, emphasizing protection from damage.
Warns against using disc stabilizers or printable media, which can damage the mechanism.
Suggests suitable media types and reiterates warnings about disc stabilizers.
Explains how to use the remote control unit effectively, including battery installation.
Defines typographical conventions and outlines the structure of the owner's manual.
Describes the primary functions of the main operational controls on the front panel.
Details controls related to input selection, dubbing operations, and muting.
Explains additional front panel controls for CD playback, recording, and cassette deck functions.
Identifies and describes the various audio and digital input/output ports on the rear panel.
Provides further details on the digital and analog audio connections available on the rear panel.
Explains the core functions of the remote control unit, mirroring many front panel controls.
Details advanced remote functions for playback modes, recording adjustments, and track selection.
Covers remaining remote functions including search, erase, finalize, and synchronization controls.
Provides step-by-step instructions for correctly loading audio cassettes into the deck.
Explains how to perform basic cassette playback, including setting playback modes and Dolby NR.
Details how to set up and use the continuous playback feature between the cassette deck and CD player.
Guides on initiating and performing basic recording operations onto cassette tapes.
Explains the process of copying audio content from a CD to a cassette tape.
Describes how to bypass the input level control during dubbing operations for direct signal transfer.
Details advanced dubbing scenarios, including starting from a specific point on tape and recording from phono sources.
Explains how to set up and perform recording directly from a phono turntable to the cassette deck.
Explains how to record silences between tracks and the automatic erasure process during new recordings.
Describes the tape counter for tracking position and the pitch control for adjusting tape speed.
Details the standard fast forward and rewind functions for tape transport.
Explains how to use search keys to locate specific recorded items on tape based on silence intervals.
Introduces the CD player capabilities and the types of discs it can play.
Guides users through basic CD playback and how to search for specific tracks.
Explains the different ways time information can be displayed during CD playback.
Details how to select between continuous, single-track, and random playback modes.
Guides on creating and playing back custom track sequences using programmed playback.
Explains the various repeat playback options available for discs and programmed sequences.
Details how to define specific start and end points for creating custom playback loops.
Describes the feature that plays the first 10 seconds of each track for previewing.
Explains the function that automatically inserts silent gaps between tracks during playback.
Outlines initial steps for recording and selecting the desired audio input sources.
Guides on setting input signal levels and monitoring audio during the recording process.
Explains how the unit handles different sampling frequencies and the digital direct recording option.
Provides a step-by-step guide for performing standard audio CD recordings.
Details important considerations and display indicators during the recording process.
Explains how to play back recorded tracks and the time display options during recording.
Details methods for manually dividing tracks and limiting the number of tracks recorded.
Describes the unit's behavior when the disc becomes full during recording.
Guides on copying audio content from a cassette tape to a recordable CD.
Explains how to dub from specific points on tape or directly from PHONO inputs to a CD.
Details how to adjust the signal threshold that initiates synchronized recording.
Explains how the trigger level functions to start synchronized recording based on signal detection.
Describes the conditions required for synchronized recording to begin, including signal detection and pauses.
Defines synchronized recording and how to enable/disable it for automatic start/stop.
Explains how to stop synchronized recording and how the unit behaves when the source is stopped.
Explains how the unit automatically inserts track divisions based on signal changes or silence.
Guides on activating and deactivating the automatic track division feature.
Details how to enable and use the digital direct mode for bypassing circuitry and writing directly to disc.
Explains the rec mute function for inserting silence and the fade-in/out features for smooth transitions.
Explains the available copy protection levels (FREE, 1GEN, PROH) for recorded discs.
Guides on how to select and apply specific copy protection settings to individual tracks on a disc.
Details the procedures for finalizing discs and unfinalizing CD-RW discs.
Introduces the various erasing functions available for CD-RW discs.
Explains how to erase individual tracks or the entire content of a CD-RW disc.
Guides on how to refresh a CD-RW disc that has become unreadable or corrupted.
Provides a comprehensive list of common issues and their potential causes and solutions.
Lists all available menu items, their meanings, and related sections for detailed explanation.
Explains the procedure to restore all user-configurable menu settings to their original factory defaults.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the CD recording and playback functions.
Details the specifications for digital audio connections and the first line output.
Lists specifications for the second line output and the RIAA phono input stage.
Provides general electrical, dimensional, and operating specifications, along with headphone output details.
Displays a diagram with the physical dimensions and mounting details of the CC-222 unit.
Provides instructions for cleaning the tape path and demagnetizing the heads for optimal performance.
