Sharp RT-100H Bedienungsanleitung Seite 7

[2 | RECORDING FROM AMPLIFIER
When recording important selections, be sure to make a preliminary
test to ensure that the desired material is being properly recorded.
DOLGY TAPE SELECTOR
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NORMAL —L OFF
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OFF
. Switch on both the amplifier and the deck.
POWER indicator illuminates.
Set the function selector on the amplifier
for the programme you wish to record, and
increase the volume levei slightly.
Load the cassette to be recorded into the
cassette compartment. Use either a blank
cassette or a prerecorded one. When using a
Prerecorded cassette, refer to page 4 regard-
ing erasure protection.
. Set the TAPE SELECTOR in the position
which is suitable for the type of tape being
used, Refer to the instructions and chart on
pages 4 and 5.
. TO suppress tape hiss, set the DOLBY NR
switch to the ON position. If this circuitry
is not needed, set the DOLBY NR switch
to the OFF position. Recordings made with
the DOLBY NR circuit on must be repro-
duced with this circuit on for best results.
. Depress the PAUSE key. Normally cassette
tapes are provided with leader tapes on both
ends, Therefore, with a completely wound
tape the 'recording should be started not
immediately. Allow the leader to pass
through the deck for about 5 seconds. After
making a 5 second programme gap on the
tape, start recording.
. Depress the REC key and PLAY key simul-
taneously.
NOTE
If a cassette with its erasure protection
tabs removed is loaded into the unit, the
REC key can not be depressed. Refer to
the instructions on page 4.
[3 | ERASURE OF RECORDED TAPE
recording procedure,
To erase a tape without recording new material:
1. Turn
the RECORD tevel controls to '0'
Position (exireme anti-clockwise position).
level,
. To record in stereo, ptug a pair of micro-
phones into the MIC sockets on the front
panel and place the microphones as illust-
rated.
(eee Left microphone
Pe eee gee Right microphone
. To record either the right or left channel in
mono, plug a single microphone into the
right (R) or left (L) microphone (MIC)
socket.
. Follow the procedure for RECORDING
FROM AMPLIFIER. Refer to the instruc-
tions on this page.
DIGITAL TAPE COUNTER
8. Adjust the recording level with RECORD
level controls so that the peak level meter
(LEDs) just reaches the "0 dB" mark on
the meter scale at the highest signal input
level to be recorded,
NOTE
When recording from an FM tuner that
Provides an AIR-CHECK calibrator, acti-
vates the calibrator and turn the RECORD
level controls down to the "0" position
and then adjust the controls so that the
peak level meters show constant illumina-
tion at ""—3dB".
Depress (to release) the PAUSE key to
start recording,
Normally the volume and tone controls on
the amplifier do not affect recording, so
they can be adjusted as desired.
Depress the PAUSE key in order to inter-
rupt the recording. Tape motion will stop
when the PAUSE key is engaged and
resume from the point of stopping when
the PAUSE key is depressed again (depress-
ed for the second time).
Depress the STOP/EJECT key in order to
return the deck to the neutral mode when
the recording is completed.
The deck will automatically return to the
neutral mode when the end of the tape is
reached,
If the tape counter is set to "000" at the
beginning of each cassette, the number
shown at the beginning of each recording
can be noted to provide a convenient tape
index. To set the tape counter to "000",
push the counter reset button.
2. Depress the REC key and PLAY key simul-
taneously. This action causes the erasure:
process to commence.
mode (Auto stop) when the end of the tape
is reached.
. The front-panel PHONES socket (8 ohms)
enables a set of stereo headphones to be
used for private listening and critical moni-
toring of programmes that are being re-
corded,
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