Teac R-9000 - Page 8

@ PHONES LEVEL Control
Adjust the level of the signals output from
the PHONES jack. This knob does not
affect the level of the signals output from
the OUTPUT jacks on the rear panel or the
level indicated by the PEAK LEVEL
METER.
@ PHONES Jack
Plug stereo headphones into this jack for
private listening or monitoring.
@ BALANCE Control
Adjust the balance of the input signals
between the left and right channels to be
recording on tape.
Remote Control! Unit
@® DISPLAY Button
Press this button to switch off the multi-
display.
€) TAPE LENGTH (CLEAR) Button
Provides the same function as the CLEAR
button on the main unit. (See page 7.)
<P RECORD Buttons
When initiating recording from the remote
control unit, press these two buttons
simultaneously.
Rear Panel
@ LINE IN Terminals
Connect the amolifier’s REC OUT jacks
to these jacks.
& CD DIRECT IN Terminals
Connect the OUTPUT terminals of a CD
player to these jacks.
@ OUTPUT Terminals
Connect the amplifier’s TAPE PLAY or
LINE IN jacks to these jacks.
@UR (Unified Remote Control)
REMOTE CONTROL Terminal
This terminal is used to link components
with a “UR” mark which will be released
in the future.
€ Power Supply Cord
Insert into an AC wall outlet, etc. The
voltage required by this unit is shown on
the rear panel.
Operations
Playback and Recording
Stereo Playback
1. Press the POWER switch to ON.
2. Press the eject ( # ) button and load
the required cassette.
3. Select a tape length
1) Press the CLEAR button. The
counter will be ‘‘0000”.
2) Press the MODE button. Normally,
the indication will show “C-60”.
3) Press the CLEAR button to select
the tape length. The tape length
will be changed in the order C-46L,
C-60, C-90.
*If the tape length is changed
during recording or playback,
the RT counter indication will not
be correct.
4. R-9000 only: Set the REV(ERSE) MODE
switch to select the required tape travel
mode.
. Select the required NR system.
Press the » button on the V-9000,
(» or <@ button on the R-9000) to
start playback.
7. Adjust the volume with the amplifier’s
control.
8. To end playback, press the STOP
button.
Om on
Stereo Recording
Recording from a Stereo System:
1. Press the POWER switch to ON.
2. Press the eject { “ ) button and load
the cassette on which the recording is
to be made.
3. Select the tape length
1) Press the CLEAR button. The
counter will show “0000”.
2) Press the MODE button. Normally,
the indication will show “C-60""
3) Press the CLEAR button to select
the tape length. The tape length
will be changed in the order C-46L,
C-60, C-90.
4. R-9000 only: Set the REV(ERSE)
MODE switch for recording on one side.
If you want to make a bi-directional
recording, set to the => /C= position.
. Select the NR system used in recording.
. Set the BIAS/LEVEL controls to their
center detente positions.
7. Select an input using the CD DIRECT
select button.
. Play the source to be recorded.
. Press the AUTO MONITOR button so
that the SOURCE indicator lights. This
enables you to adjust the recording
level without recording on the tape.
10. Adjust the recording level.
Using the REC LEVEL/BALANCE con-
trols, adjust the recording level of each
channel.
11.R-9000 only: Press the PAUSE button
and the ( < / » ) Forward/Reverse Play
Buttons to determine the recording
direction.
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12.Press the RECORD button and the >
button (< or » for the R-9000) to
start recording.
13.To end recording, press the STOP
button.
Notes:
e To interrupt recording temporarily, press
the PAUSE button. To resume recording,
press it again.
eAs this deck has an auto tape selector
mechanism, be sure to use cassettes with
tape detection holes. If they do not
have detection holes, the optimum results
will not be obtained with chrome and
metal tapes.
e R-9000 only: It is recommended to load
the tape with side A facing towards you
so that, when the > button of the <¢/
> buttons is pressed, recording/playback
will be performed on side A.
e As C-120 tapes are physically weak and
could become entangled in the transport
mechanism, do not use them.
CAUTION:
Recording pre-recorded tapes, records,
or other published or broadcast material
may infringe copyright laws. Check
before recording.
Record Muting Operation
The ability to leave blank unrecorded
(erased) sections on a tape during recording
is a real advantage in many recording
situations. For instance, you may want to
eliminate undesired portions of an FM
broadcast that you are recording, such as
commercials, station breaks or announce-
ments. You may also want to record a
complete program with. controlled spacing
between each tune. Such blank sections
can easily be left using the REC MUTE
function.
1. Automatic Spacing Operation - for a
4second blank - (during recording)
Press the REC MUTE button during
recording. The tape continues to run,
and a blank of about 4 seconds is re-
corded (the REC indicator flashes).
After 4 seconds, the deck switches
automatically to the record-pause mode
(both the REC and PAUSE indicators
light). To start recording the next tune,
press the PAUSE button (the PAUSE
indicator goes off).
2. Automatic Spacing Operation - for a
4-second blank - (during record-pause)
If the REC MUTE button is pressed
while in the record-pause mode, the
REC indicator blinks to indicate the
record-muting stand-by mode. When the
Forward/Reverse play ( < / » ) button
is pressed, the tape starts running and
the above automatic spacing operation
will be initiated.