Philips 22 RN 642 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 4

CASSETTE PLAYER
Compact cassettes
Compact cassettes are cassettes
own recordings. They are available
a playing time of 60 minutes
C 90 with a playing time of 90 minutes and the C 120 with a playing
time of 120 minutes. A transparent
permanently attached to the cassette
tape can never run off the reel. The cassette housing protects the
tape against damage. The cassette
when desired (and not just at the end or beginning
Compact cassette system
The compact cassette system operates at a tape speed of
4.75 cm/sec and is universal in the sense that cassettes with stereo
or mono programmes can be played back on both stereo and
mono cassette recorders of any type. This means you can record
a programme on a stereo cassette recorder at home, for instance,
and play it back in your car.
Musicassettes
These prerecorded cassettes are available, either mono or stereo,
with a large variety of programmes and with various playing times.
OPERATION
Inserting and removing
Slide the cassette with its aperture to the right and its full reel
facing you into the cassette compartment O. The tape is now
ready for use (side l).
When side I has been played back or completely
sette can be turned round and side
cassette by pushing key @ to the left.
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on which you can make your
in three types: the C 60 with
(two tracks of 30 minutes each), the
strip at the end of the tape is
reel and ensures that the
can be inserted and removed
of the tape).
cassettes
reeled, the cas-
II played. You remove the
Playback
Insert the cassette and switch the set on with knob O. Push start
key O to the right. Adjust the volume, tone and balance with
knobs O, @ and O. Playback is stopped by pushing key @ to
the left or depressing button O, which also has the effect of
switching over to the radio reception. The set automatically
changes over to radio reception at the end of the tape.
Fast wind and rewind
During cassette playback the tape can be wound or rewound at
high speed by pushing key O to the right or to the left and
holding it in that position. At the end of the tape the set auto-
matically changes over to radio reception. If the tape is wound or
rewound during radio reception the key remains in the selected
position and need not be held in place. Fast wind is stopped by
depressing button O.
Cassette storage
Keep cassettes in their own boxes in cassette filing racks. Special
racks for use in cars are commercially
cassettes to heat or the direct rays of the sun and keep them
away from magnetic objects.
Using the 22 RN 642 with four loudspeakers
If you want to use four loudspeakersyou can do so with the aid
of an extra potentiometermountedat a suitable place underneath
the dashboard. The balance
either channel can be adjusted with the potentiometer, that be-
tween the loudspeakers of the left-hand and right-hand channel
being adjusted with the balance control.
available. Do not expose
between the two loudspeakers of