Recording
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$vvit6ft OFF the timer switch.
Q F.'*I
\.,
Swiich ON
the
power
"standby
O
/on"
switch.
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the eject button, and
then insert the
cassette
to be used
for recording.
(The part
of the
tape is exposed
ward.)
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Switch
the amplifier ON, and
select the
I
input source.
8
ffihe
recordins
tevet.
noise-reduction system
(B
or C)
to be used.
[Ihe
Dolby
noise-reduction
("8"
or
"C")
indicator
will illumi-
nate.l
lf neither
Dolby noise-reduction
system
is to be used,
press
the Dolby noise-reduction button corresponding
to the Dolby
noise-reduction indicator that is illuminated.
ffhe
indicator will
then switch OFF.)
The sound source
to be recorded should
be
played
before the
recording
is
started
in
order
to adjust
the recording
level.
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I To temporarily stop
recording
lFausel
Press
the
pause
button.
(The playback
indicator will begin
flashing.)
To resume recording,
press
the
playback
button.
I To
stop
recording
lstopl
Press the stop button.
Adjust so
that the
indication of
the input
level meter
occasionally
is
as
high as shown
below.
Normal tape
CrOa tape
Metal lape
oDolby
NR B.C
oNR
off
D0t+gl
+6
For additional
precision
of the
recording
level
adiustment
Press the meter-range
selector
to display
-7
to +8 of
the input
level meter.
(The
level will be
displayed
in 1 dB
increments.)
Press the
playback
button.
(The playback
indicator
will illuminate steadily,
and
the
recording
will
begin.)
cassette
where the
should
face down-
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tr Foise
redffiionl
\.'
Fress the button corresponding
to the Dolby
q
Faa"dl
v
Adiust
the
lefUright
volume balance.
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Stop the
play
being
done so
as to adiust
I
v
the recording
level, and begin
playing
the
source
once
again.
sound
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7
H"" the record button.
(The
recording indicator will illuminate and the
playback
indicator will flash
continuously;
the unit
will be
in
the
recording stand-by mode.)
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