Sharp RT-116H Bedienungsanleitung Seite 9

RECORDING FROM
Dynamic or electrostatic (condenser) type microphones
low impedance can be used with this cassette deck.
Left
microphone
ERASING RECORDED
Previously recorded material
ever new material is re-recorded
erase a previously recorded tape without
the instructions at right.
MAINTENANCE
CLEANING THE TAPE
Record/playback
Erase head
CLEANING MECHANICAL
Dust or magnetised particles attached to the capstan or pinch
roller are the direct cause of uneven tape speed during recording
and playback. This is the cause of ' 'wow"
tape speed variations below and above normal speed. The
capstan or pinch roller should therefore be thoroughly cleaned
with a soft lint-free cloth
alcohol (methylated spirit).
CLEANING THE CABINET
When the cabinet becomes dirty,
in diluted detergent. Then use a dry cloth to wipe dry.
MICROPHONES
Right
microphone
TAPES
will be erased automatically
onto the tape. If it is desired
recording over it, follow
HEADS
head
Capstan
Pinch
PARTS
and *'flutter",
or cotton swab partially soaked
clean with a soft cloth dipped
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with
To record in stereo, plug a pair of microphones into the MIC
sockets.
To record either the right or left channel in mono, plug a
single microphone
(MIC) socket.
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Follow the procedure
CEIVER. Refer to the instructions on page 6.
when-
Place the tape to be erased into the cassette compartment.
to
Push the AUX button
Do not connect
the receiver SA-116H/E.
Slide the RECORD
Push the REC button. This will automatically engagethe
PLAY button and begin erasing the tape.
Clean the heads frequently
Dirt on the heads will impair the sound quality
and playback.
roller There are two methods for head cleaning:
A. The simpler method
able at most audio stores.
with the cleaning
B. The heads can be also cleaned manually:
Push the EJECT
compartment
compartmen
Wipe the
that has been partially
spirit), until
deposits.
DEMAGNETISING
When *the head i; used for a long time, it is sometimes
ised to a certain
when magnetised
namely
are brought near the head. As a result, treble deteriorates,
noise is recorded
in
tapes.
Occasionally use a head demagnetiser
retailers and demagnetise
supplied with the head demagnetiser.
LUBRICATION
The unit has been lubricated
any further lubrication.
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into the RIGHT or LEFT
for RECORDING
on the receiver SA-116H/E.
anything to the AUX sockets on the rear of
level fine control to
to remove dust and tape residue.
is to use a head cleaning cassette, avail-
Follow the instructions
cassette.
button in order
door. Remove the cassette tape from
t.
heads with a soft lint-free
soaked in alcohol
the heads are free of all dirt
THE HEADS
degree. Furthermore, it
metals. such as screwdrivers,
and noise is introduced into
that's sold at most audio
the head according
at the factory
microphone
FROM THE RE-
'1—10" position.
of both recording
supplied
to open the cassette
the
cloth or cotton swab
(methylated
and residue
magnet-
is also magnetised
pincettes, etc.
a ' •za"
important music
to the instructions
and does not need