Technics RS-DC10

Front Panel Controls and Functions
@ Append recording button (APPEND Pil)
Use this to search for the end of the recorded section
on the tape where more material is to be appended,
and set the deck to the recording standby mode.
@® Skip buttons (SKIPK¢4/ >>) iS 7 *
2 (See pages 38-39.)
Use these to skip to the track you want to hear.
(See pages 22 and 28.) @) Record button and indicator (REC @)
@® Basic control section @) Auto rec mute button (AUTO REC MUTEQ)
Rewind button (REW <4) Use this to create unrecorded blanks between tracks
Stop button (STOP Ml) on the tape. (See page 37.)
Play button and indicator (PLAY >) @ Headphones jack (PHONES)
Fast forward button (FF >)
Pause button (PAUSE If) @ Headphone volume contro! (PHONES LEVEL)
(® Tape travel selector button (SIDE A/B)
Use this to select the direction in which the tape is to
travel. (See pages 21 and 28.)
Display section
~~ TIME / COUNTER— MODE.
2 START
REVERSE
MARKER:
MIN SEC TGS GEES |
TREPEAT TRACK Coe REM) copy
i
PROHIBIT
OPTICAL,
COAXIAL
ANALOG
- TRACK-
‘2 + 0 1 OVER
—
PO ced
SE ROROREESE .
41210t2t416 1 8 1 10 1 OVER
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“dB 401 30:1 281 2115 1 tO BE
@ Tape travel direction indicators © Repeat mode indicators
(~a FE / ES -) (CONT REPEAT/REPEAT TRACK)
These indicate the direction in which the tape is CONT REPEAT:
traveling. All tracks are repeated. (See pages 23 and 29.)
(ThelE#/Widispiay appears only when a DCC tape is
used.) (See pages 21 and 28.)
Reverse mode indicator
This indicates the reverse mode. e
(For analog cassette tapes only) (See page 29.) __
Dolby
NA
indicators
(DOLBY
SEH
Kea)
These
indicate
the
type
of
Dolby
noise
reduction
which
has
been
selected.
When
both
of
these
indicators
are
off,
it
means
that
neither
type
of
Dolby
noise
reduction
has
been
selected.
(See
page
26.)
REPEAT TRACK:
The track being played is repeated.
(For DCC tapes only) (See page 23.)
© Level meters
These indicate the input levels during recording and the
levels recorded on the tape during playback.
When a DCC tape is used, the values at the top are
displayed; when an analog cassette is used, the values
at the bottom are displayed. (See page 36.)