Teac R-919X Bedienungsanleitung Seite 7

The previously selected tape direction will
be maintained even when the power is
switched off. The triangular indicator lights
in red when the deck enters the record
mode, and blinks during record muting.
@b. Tape Running Indicator/Record
Indicator (V-970X)
The triangular indicator lights when the
deck enters the playback mode.
The triangular indicator lights in red when
the deck enters the record mode, and blinks
during record muting.
PAUSE (*) Indicator
Lights when the deck is set to the play-
Pause or record-pause mode.
INTRO CHECK Indicator
Lights when the INTRO CHECK button ®
is engaged.
@ BLANK SCAN Indicator
(R919X only)
Lights when the BLANK SCAN button
@) is engaged.
()MPX FILTER Indicator
Lights when the MPX FILTER switch @
is pressed.
(ONR SYSTEM Indicators
Lights to show the NR system currently
selected.
® Calibration Level Controls
CAL START Button:
Press this button to start the calibrating
operation. After setting the deck to the
record-pause mode, pressing this button
enters the LEVEL calibration mode (the
LEVEL indicator lights), then pressing again
enters the BIAS calibration mode (the BIAS
indicator lights). For details, refer to "Calib-
ration Procedure" on the right.
LEVEL Controls:
Used to adjust the level difference between
the left and right channels precisely.
BIAS Controls:
Used to adjust the bias current of the left
and right channels independently to obtain
the optimum recording characteristics for
the type of tape used.
@ CD LEVEL CHECK Buttons and
Indicator
SET: Press this button to activate the CD
Level Check mode (the indicator
lights); the sensitivity of the PEAK
LEVEL METER is raised so that the
input level from the CD player in the
manual search mode can be adjusted
easily.
RESET: Press this button to release the CD
Level Check mode. The normal
Operation of the PEAK LEVEL
METER is restored.
(For details, see page 8.)
Operations
Playback and Recording ~~
Stereo Playback
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Set the TIMER switch to OUT.
. Press the POWER switch to ON.
Load a pre-recorded cassette.
. R-919X only: Set the REVERSE MODE
button to the desired tape travel mode.
Select the NR system with the NOISE
REDUCTION SYSTEM buttons.
Press the » button on V-970X, < or >
button on R-919X to start playback.
Adjust the volume with the amplifier's
control.
Stereo recording
Recording from a stereo system:
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Set the TIMER switch to OUT.
Press the POWER switch to ON.
Load a recordable cassette.
R-919X only: Set the REVERSE MODE
button to the == position for recording
only on one side. If you want to make a
bi-directional recording, set to == posi-
tion.
Select the NR system with the NOISE
REDUCTION SYSTEM buttons.
. Play the source to be recorded to adjust
the recording level.
. Press the AUTO MONITOR button so
that the SOURCE indicator lights. This
enables you to adjust the recording level
without actually recording on the tape.
. Adjust the recording level controls so
that the loudest peak briefly reaches the
meter reference reading for the type of
tape used.
. If required, adjust the calibration con-
trols referring to the section ''Calibration
Procedure" on the right. When calibra-
tion adjustment is not required before
recording, set the calibration controls
to their center click positions.
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Press the RECORD button and the >
button ( < or » for the R-919X) to
start recording.
The Auto Monitor indicator is automati-
cally changed to TAPE and the signal
can be directly monitored immediately
after it is recorded. To compare the
recorded sound with the original source,
press the AUTO MONITOR button to
switch the signal being monitored
between TAPE and SOURCE.
Notes:
e To stop recording, press the STOP button.
eTo momentarily stop recording, press the
PAUSE button. To resume recording,
press it again.
The capability of creating blank unrecorded
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(erased) portions on a tape during recording
is a real advantage in many recording situa-
tions. For instance, you may want to
eliminate undesired portions of an FM
broadcast that you are recording, such as
commercials, station breaks or announce-
ments. You may want to record a complete
Program with controlled spacing between
each song. Such blank portions on a tape
can be easily left using the REC MUTE
function.
1. Automatic Spacing Operation — for a 4-
second blank — (during recording)
Press the REC MUTE button during
recording. The tape movement conti-
nues, and a blank space of about 4
seconds is recorded (the RECORD
indicator flashes).
The deck then switches automatically
to the record-pause mode (both the
RECORD and PAUSE indicators light).
To begin recording the next tune, press
the PAUSE button (the PAUSE indi-
cator goes off).
2. Automatic Spacing Operation — for a
4-second blank — (during record-pause)
During the record-pause mode, pressing
the REC MUTE button causes the RE-
CORD indicator to blink to show the
record-muting stand-by mode. As soon
as the PAUSE button is pressed, the tape
runs and the above-mentioned automatic
spacing operation will be initiated.
3. Fora Blank of More Than 4 Seconds
During recording, keep the REC MUTE
button pressed for a longer blank period.
Release the button to enter the record-
pause mode, To begin recording, press
the PAUSE button.
4. Fora Blank of Less Than 4 Seconds
After pressing the REC MUTE button
during recording, press the PAUSE
button, before the 4-second interval has
expired, to cancel the muting mode and
engage the record-pause mode. To begin
recording, press the PAUSE button. Or
press the REC MUTE button again to
resume recording without stopping the
tape.
Erasing
A previously recorded tape will be auto-
matically erased when you make a new
recording on it. Alternatively it can be
erased by "recording" on it with the
MASTER REC LEVEL control set to "0".
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Tapes with various formulas are available
from different manufacturers, In some
cases, however, tapes of the same type may
differ depending on the brand or lot. The
calibration controls allow you to adjust the