Cassette Operation - Grundig Rr 950 Bedienungsanleitung

FM Station Buttons
By depressing one of the FM station buttons @)
it is possible to setect anyone of six preset
stations.
Before this is possible the stations must be tuned
in using the tuning knobs @ which are marked
U 6 and which aré associated to the sta-
ticn buttonsO. Before tuning the AFC button@
should not be depressed (off position).
The easiest method of tuning is to first press the
FM button O. It is then possible to tune through
the whole FM range using the tuning control @
When you have found the desired station note the
reading on the frequency meter@ . Now press
button U and turn the associated tuning
control U 1@ until the meter@ shows the same
frequency reading as before. To check that
tuning position is correct repeatedly press the FM
button @ and the station button U 1 — there
should be no difference in the reading on the
meter This method may be repeated to tune
in stations using the remaining station buttons
Automatic Frequency Control on FM (AFC)
This can be switched in and out of circuit using
the AFC button @ (wait for a switch-on delay of
approx. 1 sec.) and functions are as follows:
I. After having accurately tuned in a station
AFC will maintain the correct tuning point.
2. If for some reason the tuning point should
change, the AFC witl automatically correct
error. After having programmed the FM station
buttons the AFC may remain switched
permanently.
Volume and Tone Control
Adjust the volume with control @, the stereo bal-
ance can be altered with control O.
The sound image can be acoustically broadened
with the slider control e. The bass and treble
reproduction can be adjusted separately using
the controls O and@.

Cassette Operation

Inserting the Cassette
Depress the cassette compartment button @ and
the cassette compartment @ opens. Insert the
cassette with the full spool cn the right and the
rear ahead into the cassette compartment
then close the lid. Two parallel tracks
corded on the tape therefore after the
through the cassette may be removed and turned
over so that once more a full length
available for recording. To distinguish
the two tracks the cassette is marked
B. The double-track being recorded is always
one whose side index points to the lid of the cas-
sette compartment O. In the same way, when
the
playing music cassettes the title being
points towards the lid. The arrow on the cassette
compartment lid indicates the running
of the tape.
Tape Type Switch @
On record the set can be switched to give
mum results with three different types
Position Fe: for iron oxide cassettes. Position
for ferrochrome cassettes. Position Cr:
mium dioxide cassettes.
Switch @ has no effect on playback.
the
Recording Radio Programme
the After fitting the cassette you can
record any broadcast. For this, depress the record
button O and the VAT button @ and hold down
on
until the pause button @ and the start button @
have been depressed. The automatic
circuit adjusts itself to the correct recording
When you wish to start the recording
pause button @ Now the tape begins to move
and the broadcast is recorded.
If whistling interference is experienced
cording on the medium and long wavebands
Can be suppressed by turning the switch@ to the
other end stop position.
lid,
can be re-
first run
of tape is
between
with A and
VAT (Fade) Button @
the
This button is usually operated
as the record button O. When the start button @
played
has been depressed and finger
from the button O, the VAT button will rise and
direction
recording starts immediately.
If the VAT button is released
can be faded onto the tape
of a recording the VAT button @ is pressed in
slowly the signal can be faded
opti-
be accomplished when depressing
of cassette.
the pausebutton O.
FeCr:
for chro-
Short Interruptions
You may temporarily stop the tape during record-
ing (e.g. during musical transmissions,
an announcement or when changing
immediately and during playback by pressing
pause button @ slightly to the front. To start the
tape again lightly push the pause button @ to
the rear to retease it.
recording
Stop and Removal of Cassette
level.
At the end of the recording
release the
O. The record button @ and the start button @
will then be released. Depress
ment button O, the cassette compartment
when re-
open. Take out the cassette
it
for further recording or replace
sette.
at the same time
pressure removed
slowly the signal
slowly. if at the end
out. The same can
and releasing
to remove
the record)
and pushing
press the stop button
cassette compart-
will
either to turn it over
it by a new cas-