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• Ensure that the frequency characteristics of the tape being used
meet
normal
standards.
• Ensure that the tape being used is not split or damaged, and avoid
-recording on the leading 30 seconds and trailing 30 seconds of the
tape.
• Switch to battery power for the interface unit if satisfactory record-
ing cannot be performed using AC power.
• Always ensure that the computer is securely connected to the in-
terface unit and never remove connectors
tions. Always switch the power of the computer OFF before
disconnecting
connectors.
• Use the same recorder for playback and recording. Playback may
be impossible when the recorder used for playback is different from
that used for recording.
• Exercise normal care when storing recorded tapes to avoid stretch-
ing of the tape and other damage. Damaged tapes may not play-
back properly.
• Whenever a printer is connected, always switch the power of the
printer (or recorder) ON first.
• Strong vibration or impact, or disconnection of the computer or AC
adaptor during execution of recorder SAVE or LOAD commands
may cause malfunction of the remote function and continuous oper-
ation of the recorder. In such a case, normal remote function oper-
ations can be attained by manually stopping
executing a recorder command, and then pressing the @ key of
the computer.
EXAMPLE
Followed by: @
The above operation is suggested immediately after purchase of
the interface unit to correct any abnormalities caused by vibration
or impact during transport of the unit.
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during recorder opera-
recorder operation,
Recording/playback
preparations
Connections
• Make connections to eachjack usingthe accessoryconnecting
cables.
• Connectthe MICjack of the interfaceunit to the MICjack of the
recorder using the white plugs. For stereo recorders, connect to
the RIGHT
channel.
• Connect the EAR jack of the interface unit to the EAR, MONITOR
or EX SP jack of the recorder using the black plugs. For stereo
recorders,
connect
to the RIGHT channel.
• Connectthe REMjack of the interfaceunitto the REMOTE jack of
the tape recorder (when present) using the gray plugs.
• Though all three cables may be connectedduring recording and
playback operations, some recorders generate static when there
isa connectionto boththeirMICjack andEARjack. Forsuchrecord-
ers,disconnect t heEARjack duringrecording(computer-i tape)
and the MIC jack during playback (tape
Input/output jacks
REM
ooo
REM
Recording level adjustment
• When a recorder with auto level control is used, set to AUTO.
• Foradjustable levelrecorders, p erforma testrecordingandsetthe
level adjuster of the recorder so that the level is at Ovu.Once a suita-
ble level is determined, actually record the desired data.
NOTE: Do not attemptrecordingif extremereadingsare being
shown on the level meter. Instead,try using another recorder.
computer).
WC
EAR
EAR
External tape recorder
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