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6. Playback Operation
Once
the
recorder
is
switched
on,
simply
press
the
START
key
(22)
to
commence
playback.
Playback
may
be
through
the
built-
in
speaker,
an
external
loudspeaker,
a
radio,
a
hi-fisound
system
or
headphones.
Any
amplifier
system,
regardless
of
output
power,
may
be
used
for
playback.
Stereo
equipment,
however,
-
must
be
switched
to
mono
operation.
6.1. Playback through built-in speaker
Switch on loudspeaker and adjust volume and tone controls
VOL.
(10)
and
TONE
(12).
If
necessary,
push
in
the
TONE
control
(17) to switch on the speaker (see sec. 3.13).
6.2 Playback through a hi-fi system or radio set
Connect equipment as described in sec. 5. The recorder’s built-
in speaker may be left on, or it may be switched off by pulling out
VOL. (10). Use controls of the hi-fi amplifier system or radio to
adjust volume and tone. |
6.3 Playback through headphones
Connect headphones (like UHER W 675 or W 775) with a 5-pin
plug to the socket (7) on the front panel of the recorder; head-
phones (like UHER W 676 or W 776) with phono plugs may be
connected to the same socket by means of an adapter. Adjust
volume and tone with controls VOL. (10) and TONE (12).
7. Record Operation
A) Connecting input sources
Connect
equipment
as
described
in
secs.
5
and/or
2.7
and
2.5.
It
is
unimportant
whether
completely
new
tape
or
recorded
tape
is
used
bacause
with
every
new
recording
the
machine
erases
any
previous
one.
B) Setting the correct record level
Adjusting
to
the
correct
signal
strength
for
recording
is
called
“setting
the
record
level”
and
is
reflected
by
the
level
meter
(16).
Turn
level
control
REC
(15)
to
the
right
until
the
level
meter
regis-
ters
0
dB
at
the
loudest
programme
passages.
If
the
correct
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record level is not reached, the quality of the subsequent play-
back will be unsatisfactory: there will be strong tape hiss
because the optimal signal-to-noise ratio of the machine will not
have been fully utilized. When the pointer moves into the red
segment of the meter scale, the recording will be overloaded,
and pllayback will be distorted. Consequenily, particular atten-
tion should be given to setting the correct record level. The level
meter
registers
peak
signal
reading
on
a
scale
calibrated
in
dB.
C) Choosing the type of level control
The
type
of
level
control
should
depend
upon
the
situation
and
conditions
in
which
the
recording
is
to
be
made.
For
home
ele,