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Notes
• When playing certain types of premastered tapes, "BB"
may appear momentarily in the display at the beginning
of the tape.
• The playing time of the track does not appear in the
following cases:
— When you start playing from the middle of the track
— During rewinding
• In standard-play mode, the remaining time on the tape
appears about 16 seconds after you start playing.
• The displayed remaining time may vary somewhat from
the actual remaining time, depending on the tape.
Notes on the error rate counter
The counter shows the error rate of the audio signal
being played back for both playback heads A and B.
The four digits on the right and the left show the error
rate detected on the playback heads A and B,
respectively. When no error is detected, "0000"
appears for the respective playback head. Since the
recording of single audio channel takes both heads, the
error detected for the playback head A or B does not
necessarily correspond to the error on the L or R
channel.
Notes
• The counter may temporarily show high rate in the
following cases:
— when you play a portion recorded with INPUT or REC
mode setting has been changed during recording.
— when you monitor the sound at high speed.
— the transition from one recording to another or
beginning or the end of the tape is being played.
• The display returns to the absolute time indication when
you press:
— the OPEN/CLOSE 6 button
— the ID RENUMBER, ID REHEARSAL, WRITE, or
ERASE button.
If the ERR indicator flashes in the display or
the error rate counter remains in positive
value for 5 seconds or more
• The playback head is dirty. Clean the head with the
DAT cleaning cassette (see page 21).
• The tape is defective or damaged.
If the EMPHASIS indicator lights up in the
display
The deck is playing an audio signal recorded with
emphasis (in the higher frequencies). The deck,
however, plays the signal while automatically
deemphasizing it (with attenuation proportional to the
degree of emphasis).
Playback Operations
If "THINTAPE" appears in the display
A cassette over 130 minutes long is inserted.
Locating a Track (AMS*/Direct
Access)
You can locate the tracks in a number of ways, but only
after you have recorded start IDs on the tape (see pages
15 to 17). To use Direct Access, program numbers
must be recorded on the tape (see pages 15, 16 and 18).
INPUT
AMS
REW
FF
MODE
RESET
=
+
0
)
ANALOG OPT
COAXIAL
SELECT
DATA
MENU
ENTER
STOP
PLAY
PAUSE
REC MUTING
REC
POWER
"
p
P
R
r
= / + (AMS)
PLAY "
To locate
Do the following:
The beginning of the next
Press + (AMS) as many times
or succeeding tracks
as you want while playing. For
(AMS)
example, to locate the second track
ahead, press twice.
The beginning of the
Press = (AMS) once while
current track (AMS)
playing.
The beginning of
Press = (AMS) as many times
preceding tracks (AMS)
as you want while playing. For
example, to locate the second track
behind, press three times.
By specifying the program
1 Enter the program number of
number of a track
the track with the number
Z
buttons.
(Direct Access)
2 Press · (or PLAY " on the
main unit).
* AMS = Automatic Music Sensor.
z
If you enter the wrong program number during
Direct Access Z
If you haven't pressed the · button, press the CLEAR
button on the remote, then enter the correct number. If
you have already pressed the · button, pressing the
CLEAR button will not erase the wrong program
number. Stop the deck and reenter the program
number.
z
If the deck detects a blank section of 9 seconds or
more, end ID, or the end of the tape (Auto Rewind)
The deck rewinds the tape automatically to its
beginning and stops.
z
You can make the deck start playing automatically
from the beginning of the tape after rewinding
(Auto Play)
Press PLAY " while holding down 0 (REW).
REC LEVEL
MARGIN
ID
5
RESET
AUTO
RENUMBER
REHEARSAL
4
6
3
7
g
2
8
WRITE
ERASE
1
9
0
10
CH-1 (L)
CH-2 (R)
ID MODE
REC MODE
SBM
PHONES
PHONE LEVEL
STANDARD
OPEN/CLOSE
START
48 kHz
ON
6
STOP
44.1kHz
OFF
END
LONG
MIN
MAX
13
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