Technics RS-DC10

2 |
Front Panel Controls and Functions
Control section
®
@
@
Power switch (POWER)
Timer switch (TIMER)
Use this when a timer from an audio store has been
connected to start playback or recording at a particular
time. (See pages 52-53.)
Marker contro! section
AUTO START MKR:
For setting the start marker’s writing mode to automatic
or manual. (See pages 32 and 41.)
START MKR WRITE:
For writing the start marker manually.
(See pages 41 and 48.)
RENUMBER:
For renumbering the track sequence when correcting
the track numbers. (See pages 41, 50 and 51.)
NEXT MKR WRITE:
For writing the next marker which automatically
activates playback from the start of the reverse side.
(See pages 42 and 47.)
REVERSE MKR WRITE:
For writing the reverse marker which automatically
reverses the tape side from A to B.
{See pages 42 and 45.)
MKR ERASE:
For erasing written markers. (See pages 41 and 49.)
Doiby NR selector (DOLBY NR)
This can be set to Dolby B. C or OFF, depending on
which Dolby position, if any, was used for the recording
on the analog cassette tape which is to be played back.
(See page 27.)
Counter reset button (COUNTER RESET)
Use this to return the tape counter to "O000™.
®
@®
e® © ®@ 8 ®
®
Repeat mode selector button (REPEAT)
Use this to switch to the repeat piay mode.
(See pages 23 and 29.)
Display section
(See pages 13-14 for details.)
Cassette tray
Text Information selector button (TEXT)
Use this to select what is to be displayed—the title of
the track now being played, etc. (See page 19.)
Counter selector button (COUNTER)
Use this to select the tape counter’s display mode.
(See page 18.)
Cassette tray open/close button
(OPEN/CLOSE &) ~ 7
Use this to open or close the cassette tray.
input selector (INPUT SELECTOR)
Use this to select the analog (ANALOG)/digital input
(COAXIAL/OPTICAL). (See pages 30 and 34}
Recording level control (REC LEVEL)
Use this to adjust the recording level when analog input
signals are being recorded. (See pages 35-36.)
Balance control (BALANCE)
Use this to adjust the baiance between the left and right
channels when analog input signals are being recorded.
(See pages 35-36.)
Remote control sensor (REMOTE SENSOR)