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11
Fe tape selection button for Fe cassettes
12
Cr tape selection button for chrome cassettes
13
Metal tape selection button for metal cassettes
14
00" DOLBY
NR for noise-free recording and playback
15
RECORD
lights during recording
16
RECORD LEVEL L modulation control for left channel
17
VU meters
18
MIC microphone connection socket, left and right channels
switched together
19
RECORD LEVEL А modulation control for rightchannel
Recording preparation
Remove the unit and all accessories from the packing sections.
Please keep the original shipping carton and packaging material.
They must be used if the unit is subsequently transported.
Connection to the AC power supply
The unit is set for a mains voltage of 220 — 240 V/50 Hz, It is
not possible to reset the unit to another mains voltage.
Connection to the HiFi system or playback amplifier
Connect
the 5-pole DIN
connection
lead to the TAPE
jack
on your amplifier or receiver. This connects your unit to all
connected program sources.
Playback of pre-recorded cassettes
Switching on and off
Switch on the unit with the POWER button
1. Operational
standby is indicated by the fact that the VU meters are illumi-
nated.
Tape selection
Using buttons
11,
12 and
13,
select the tape type. The
table on page
3 will help you to classify your cassettes.
Music cassettes must be played back with pushbutton Fe or Cr
depressed
depending
upon
the information
provided on the
label. If there is no information, press the Fe button.
on
Dolby NR
When
playing back cassettes recorded with a dolby system,
bearing the symbol
DD or cassettes which you have recorded
yourself with а dolby as on page 8, pressbutton
DO
14.
Index counter
The counter
9. serves to record and rapidly locate specific
sections of the tape.
We recommend
that the index counter be reset to (000) by
depressing the RESET button
10 at the start of the tape. If
you note the index counter reading at the start of a new piece
of music, you can later rapidly locate all recordings on the cas-
sette.
Inserting and removing the cassette
Swivel the headguard downwards.
Grip the cassette so that
the tape is pointing downwards and then firstly insert the upper
edge of the cassette. Now swivel the cassette to a vertical posi-
tion until it is seen to engage in position.
After depressing the STOP button
3,
you may now remove
the cassette. || you intend not to operate the cassette recorder
for a long period, you should swivel the headguard back in place.
Start
Playback is started by depressing pushbutton
» 5.
Pause
When preparing to record or for briefly interrupting recording
and playback, push button PAUSE
8 can be depressed. The
previously set operating mode is retained.
The tape can be restarted by depressing the pushbutton once
more.
8
Rapid wind/Rewind
44 6 Таре motion right — left
»» 7 Tape motion left —
right
The functions "rapid wind" »» and "rapid rewind" «e serve to
rewind the tape and to locate specific positions on the tape.
During playback, pushbuttons
6
and
7 may be depressed
directly yet, in the case of recording, the STOP button 3 must
be depressed
before hand.
Automatic switch off
At the end of the tape and in the case of semi -jammed
cassettes,
an automatic circuit automatically deactivates tape transport.
How to make your own recordings
In addition to the above notes concerning playback of recorded
cassettes,
also
bear
in mind
the following for recording:
* Depress the tape selection button
11,
12 ог
13,
cor-
responding to the tape used.
* Switch on DO (DOLBY NR)
14.
*
Reset the index counter
9 to "000" by depressing the
RESET button
10,
Starting recording
Recording is started immediately by depressing the
REC 4.
If
you depress the PAUSE button
8 beforehand, you then have
time to set the modulation and then start recording by releasing
the PAUSE button 8.
The RECORD LEVEL controls are used to modulate the record-
ing. Control L 16 is for the left and control R 19 for the right
channel.
Check the correct modulation level using the VU meters 17.
The record level is correct if the pointers just deflect onto the
start of the red zone at the loudest passages. !f the pointers
briefly exceed this limit, this does not impair recording quality.
If the recording level is too low, this does not make full use of
the dynamic range of the tape. If the recording level is excessive,
there is a risk of audible distortion.
Start via external timer
If the power
lead is connected
to a commercially
available
timer, recording and playback can be started at a pre-selectable
time. For this purpose, the POWER
button
1 must always
remain depressed,
If you wish to start a tape recording via the timer, depress but-
ton REC 4 with the timer switched off. When the unit is then
switched on via the timer, recording starts immediately. If you
intend to control playback via the timer, depress button
» 5,
The following sections list the most
important
points which
you must bear in mind when recording from the various pro-
gram sources.
Recording from records
Connect the turntable and cassette deck to the amplifier. The
amplifier selector switch must be set PHONO.
Recording from radio
Connect the tuner and cassette deck to the amplifier or the cas-
sette deck to a receiver. Set the selector switch to TUNER.
Recording from tape recorder
Connect the cassette deck and a second tape recorder to the
amplifier. This permits dubbing in both directions.
Set the selector switch to the TAPE input at which the unit
used for playback is connected.
Recording from microphone
Low and medium-impedance microphones, (200 — 1,000 Ohm
and 6.35 mm @ (1/4 inch) coaxial plugs are required for con-
necting your HiFi stereo cassette deck. We recommend
the
HiFi Electret capacitor microphones Dual MC 304 and Dual
MC 316.
Signals from the microphone connected to socket 18 are auto-
matically recorded
on both tracks and this automatically dis-
connects the DIN input.
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