Teac AG-620 - Page 19

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Remote Control Unit (UR-401)
Note:
Do not confuse "TAPE I" as described in this section
and “TAPE 1" which means the tape deck connected
to the TAPE 1 terminals.
The same thing also applies to "TAPE II" and “TAPE 2".
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[1] TAPE PAUSE button
Can only be used with cassette decks with non-
logic control. Press once to set the cassette deck to
the pause mode; press again to restart.
CD SYNC button
When the AG-620 is used in a system with a TEAC
CD Player and a TEAC cassette deck (with full-logic
control), it is possible to synchronize the operations
of the CD player and cassette deck, so that they
can be started at exactly the same time, when
copying a CD onto tape.
In this configuration, the CD player's CD/DECK
SYNC terminal and the cassette deck's CD/DECK
SYNC terminal should be connected using the
optional WR-7000 sync cable (note that this is
different from the optional remote control cable).
Synchronized operation of the CD player and
cassette deck can be started by pressing either the
CD SYNC button on the remote control unit or the
CD SYNC button on the cassette deck.
[3] TAPE | buttons
The TAPE | mechanism of a double-transport
cassette deck with full-logic control can be
operated using these buttons.
Notes:
To start recording, simply press the RECORD
button; it does not have to be pressed together with
PLAY.
If the TAPE | mechanism of the double-transport
cassette deck does not have a recording function,
pressing the TAPE | RECORD button will have no
effect.
TAPE Il buttons
The TAPE Il mechanism of a double-transport
cassette deck with full-logic control can be
Operated using these buttons. They are also used
to operate a single-transport cassette deck with
full-logic control.
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To start recording, simply press the RECORD
button; it does not have to be pressed together with
PLAY.
CD buttons
SKIP ( ¢<4, 1) buttons: Each time these are
pressed, the pickup moves to the beginning of the
next tune in either the forward or reverse direction.
!f held depressed, skipping continues until the
button is released.
PAUSE (11), PLAY/PAUSE (>> /II) buttons: To
temporarily stop CD play, press the PAUSE button if
the CD player has an independent PAUSE button;
press the PLAY/PAUSE button if it has a
PLAY/PAUSE button.
STOP (m) button: Press to stop the CD player.
DISK SKIP button: Selects the next disc in a CD
auto-changer.