Pioneer CT-959 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 4

HOW TO HANDLE CASSETTE TAPES
Before setting
= Check if the tape is wound properly
An extended or slackened tape cannot be fed properly between
the capstan and the pinch roller, and will cause damage to the
tape. If an improperly wound tape is discovered, wind the tape
properly by turning a pencil inserted into the reel axis of the
cassette.
Some cassettes come equipped with a plastic or cardboard
stopper to prevent slackening. Remove the stopper during use,
and reinstall after wards.
=Do not use C-120 tapes
Do not use C-120 tapes; they are thin and tend to be caught by
the pinch roller or the capstan, and are also subject to improper
winding.
= Prevention of accidental erasure or rerecording
A cassette tape is provided with tabs to prevent accidental
erasure or rerecording.
As shown in the figure below, break off the tab with the tip of a
screwdriver. This disables recording.
The tab is located on the upper left of Side A and B (or 1 and 2).
If you want to record with a cassette tape which has broken off
tabs, affix doubled adhesive tape to the tab position as shown in
the following figure.
part.
With metal or CrO, tapes, make sure not to cover the tape
type detection hole. A closed detection hole will cause an
incorrect auto tape selector operation.
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For proper use
= Be careful to check for the leader
= Storage of cassette tapes
= Check the tape before recording
Auto tape selector
¢ Do not use FeCr tapes with this unit.
e Use metal tapes with a detection hole.
Tab Detection hole
Detection hole
CrO, tape
Metal tape