Luxman K-110W User manual

OWNER’S MANUAL
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MANUAL DE OPERACION
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CONTENTS
REFERENCE
ILLUSTRATIONS
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3,4
INTRODUCTION
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CONTROLS & SWITCHES —
FRONT
PANEL
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JACKS & TERMINALS —
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CONNECTION
GUIDELINES............
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OPERATION
GUIDELINES
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10
CARE
&
MAINTENANCE............--
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SPECIFICATIONS
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INHALT
ERLAUTERNDE
ABBILDUNGEN.......
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INBETRIEBNAHME..........
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BEDIENUNGSELEMENTE
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ANSCHLUSSHINWEISE
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DIE
DEUTSCHE
BUNDESPOST
INFORMIERT
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17,18
VORNEHMEN
DER
ANSCHLUSSE......
17
BEDIENUNGSVORGANGE.........
19,
20
PFLEGE
UND
WARTUNG..........--.
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TECHNISCHE
DATEN.........--.+55-
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WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not
expose this appliance to rain or moisture.
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CAUTION: To prevent electric shock, do not use this (polar-
ized)
plug
with
an
extension
cord,
receptacie
or
other
outlet
unless
the
blades
can
be
fully
inserted to prevent blade exposure.
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Schlagen,
dieses
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INTRODUCTION
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COMMANDES ET SELECTEURS —
PANNEAU AVANT ............-- 24 a 26
PRISES ET BORNES —
PANNEAU ARRIERE ...........---065 26
PRINCIPES DE CONNEXION........... 26
DIRECTIVES D’EXPLOITATION..... 27 a 29
ENTRETIEN ...... 0c. e cece erences 29
SPECIFICATIONS. ...........0000008- 30
MATERIAS
ILUSTRACIONES DE REFERENCIA.... 3 y4
INTRODUCCION ........ 2. eee eens 31
CONTROLES E INTERRUPTORES —
PANEL DELANTERO............. 32 y 33
TOMAS Y TERMINALES —
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CONEXIONES...........
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ESPECIFICACIONES
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INTRODUCTION
WELCOME!
Luxman welcomes you to the growing num-
‘ber of discerning audiophiles who own and
operate Luxman Audio and Audio-Video
Products. We take great pride in the long
tradition of excellence in sonic quality that the
Luxman name represents. This manual has
been prepared to help you maximize your
enjoyment of the outstanding performance
and features of your new Luxman K-710W.
This 2 head stereo dual cassette deck utilizes
the latest in refined technological features.
“ome are as follows: Hexalam RIP head,
Auto Reverse, Dolby® HX-Pro, Dolby® B and
C, Auto Tape Selector, feather touch full logic
transport controls, 3 digit mechanical tape
counter, Luxman System remote control cap-
ability, and more.
To realize the exceptional performance for
which the K-110W cassette deck is capable, it
is necessary that the amplifier or receiver and
speaker systems used with it are of the high-
est sonic quality. We recommend
complementary Luxman components
wherever possible.
Please study this manual carefully and
become acquainted with all the features,
peration and capabilities of your new Lux-
man K-110W. Should you have any
questions, or desire information on other
Luxman products, please contact your local
Luxman dealer.
WHEN YOU OPEN THE BOX
Before any Luxman product leaves the factory it is
carefully inspected for physical imperfections as a
routine part of Luxman’s systematic quality control.
This, along with full electrical testing, should insure
quality craftsmanship and performance. After you
have unpacked the unit, inspect it for any physical
damage. Save the shipping carton and all packing
materials as they are essential to reduce to a mini-
mum, the possibility of transportation damage, should
the product ever need to be shipped again. In the
unlikely event that damage has occurred, notify your
dealer immediately and request the name of the
carrier so that a written claim to cover shipping
damages can be initiated.
THE RIGHT TO ANY CLAIM AGAINST A PUBLIC CAR-
RIER CAN BE FORFEITED IF THE CARRIER IS NOT
NOTIFIED PROMPTLY AND IF THE SHIPPING CARTON
AND PACKING MATERIAL ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR
INSPECTION. SAVE ALL PACKING MATERIALS UNTIL
THE CLAIM HAS BEEN SETTLED.
INSTALLATION AND PLACEMENT
The K-110W generates almost no heat, therefore its
placement is not critical. However it should not be
placed on top of or completely enclosed with high
power amplifiers. If placed in a cabinet with such
components, be sure adequate ventilation is provided.
With these considerations implemented, the Luxman
K-110W should provide exceptional performance in
any reasonable environment.
Of course, such normal considerations as protection
from excessive dust and moisture should always be
observed. The Luxman K-110W cassette deck has
been carefully designed with high quality components
so that long term undiminished performance may be
expected when it is operated in accordance with the
instructions provided.

1. POWER Button
Pressing this button turns the ‘power ON. A second
push turns it OFF.
2. TIMER Mode Select Knob
Select one of the timer operation modes.
3. DECK-A Cassette Door
The DECK-A cassette door will open when the DECK-A
EJECT button (item #16) is pressed during STOP
mode only. To protect the precision tape head and
mechanism from dust or other contamination, it is
recommended that the cassette door be kept closed
when the unit is not in use. Push the cassette door
until it locks by your hand to close it.
4. DECK-B Cassette Door
The DECK-B cassette door will open when the DECK-B
EJECT button (item #19) is pressed during STOP
mode only.
5. LEVEL Indicators
Indicate the peak signal levels for both RECORDING
(DECK-B only) and PLAYBACK. Zero dB is calibrated
at 141 nWb/m recorded level and Dolby® level is +3
dB at 200 nWb/m.
6. TAPE COUNTER (for DECK-B only)
This 3-digit mechanical counter is useful in locating
the beginning of a music passage etc.
7. COUNTER RESET Button
When pressed, the tape counter is reset to “000” (even
while tape is in motion).
8. REW/FF Buttons
Pressing these buttons will place the unit either in
REWIND or FAST FORWARD operation. They will
operate from any previous Operational mode without
the necessity of going through the STOP made.
DIRECTION
Indicator = pushed
>> Pushed
REWIND
FAST FORWARD
FAST FORWARD!
REWIND
CONTROLS & SWITCHES — FRONT PANEL |
9. PLAY Button
Press to place the transport, selected by the DECK A/B
Select Button (item #13) in the play mode. The FUNC- -
TION (DIRECTION) Indicator will blink to verify
operation.
10. PAUSE/DIRECTION Button
Press to place the transport in the PAUSE during the
PLAY or RECORD (DECK-B only) mode. Use for
“chirp” free starts when cueing up specific recording
selections or for temporary stops in playback oper-
ations. To return to PLAY or RECORD operation, it is
necessary to press the PLAY button.
Press this button to change direction of tape travel in
the STOP or PAUSE mode.
11. STOP Button
This button will stop transport operation from any pre-
vious Operational mode.
12. REC Button
Places the DECK-B in the record mode in conjunction
with the PLAY button. Press the REC button first and,
while holding it down, press the PLAY button.
The DECK A/B SELECT Button (item #13) must be
selected to DECK-B for record operation.
13. DECK A/B SELECT Button
Select the DECK-A or -B for operation.
14. DUBBING A >» 8B Button
Allows Dubbing from DECK-A to DECK-B.
15. DUBBING SPEED Select Button
Select the Dubbing operation speed on the Dubbing
mode.
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16. DECK-A EJECT Button
Press to release the DECK-A cassette door for tape
removal.
NOTE: The EJECT button must be operated in the
STOP mode.

17. DECK-A FUNCTION Indicators
These indicators, DIRECTION (PLAY), PAUSE, TAPE
SELECTOR (CrO,/Metal), DUBBING will each light up
(or blink) when their respective control buttons (items
#9, #10 and #14) are activated.
If the TAPE SELECTOR indicator lights, the tape is a
CrO, or Metal type. If not, a normal type.
18. DECK-B FUNCTION Indicators
These indicators, DIRECTION (PLAY), PAUSE, REC,
TAPE SELECTOR (CrO., Metal) will each light up (or
blink) when their respective control buttons (items #9,
#10 and #12) are activated.
If the TAPE SELECTOR indicator (CrO, or Metal) does
not light, the tape is a normal type.
19. DECK-B EJECT Button
Press to release the DECK-B cassette door for tape
removal.
NOTE: The EJECT button is functional only in the
STOP mode.
20. DECK-A DOLBY® NR ON/OFF Button
When this button is pressed, the Dolby® NR circuit
incorporated in DECK-A is activated to reduce tape
hiss during playback.
Select either “B” or “C”-type Dolby® NR System after
pressing the DECK-A Dolby® NR Select Button (item
#21).
21. DECK-A DOLBY® NR Select Button
Both Dolby® B and C NR (noise reduction) systems are
.ectable by this button when the DECK-A Dolby® NR
ON/OFF Button is set to the ON position.
“B” position is for playing back pre-recorded cassettes
having Dolby® B encoding. Noise reduction is 10 dB.
“C” position operates in the same manner, but pro-
vides 20 dB of noise reduction.
The DECK-A Dolby® NR ON/OFF Button (item#20)
must be depressed for this button to operate.
22. PHONES Jack
For private listening or monitoring of the signal with
connected stereo headphones (monitors incoming
source during recording and monitors recorded tape
signal during playback). Headphone volume can be
adjusted by the PHONES LEVEL Control (item #23).
CONTROLS & SWITCHES — FRONT PANEL
23. PHONES LEVEL Control
Use to adjust the output level of the PHONES Jack
(item #22),
24. REVERSE MODE SELECT Knob
Select one of the three tape travel modes.
— Play or record (DECK-B only) on one side of the
—~— tape in either direction.
— Play or record (DECK-B only) on both sides of
the tape.
a Bie ac sides of the tape repeatedly, up to 8
es.
25. DECK-B DOLBY® NR ON/OFF Button
When this button is pressed, the Dolby® NR circuit
incorporated in this unit is activated to reduce tape
hiss during recording and playback.
Select either “B” or “C’-type Dolby® NR System after
pressing the DECK-B Dolby® NR Select Button (item
#26).
26. DECK-B DOLBY® NR Select Button
Both Dolby® B and C NR (noise reduction) systems are
selectable by this button when the DECK-B Dolby® NR
ON/OFF Button is set to the ON position.
“B” position is for recording with Dolby® B NR and for
playing back pre-recorded cassettes having Doby® B
encoding. Noise reduction is 10 dB.
“C” position operates in the same manner, but pro-
vides 20 dB of noise reduction.
The DECK-B Dolby® NR ON/OFF Button (item #25)
must be depressed for this button to operate.
27. REC LEVEL Control/MPX FILTER Switch
The recording fevel from the INPUT-B Jacks cam be
adjusted by this control.
When this knob is in the pull position, it will activate
the MPX (Multiplex) Filter circuit to reduce the FM
stereo noise.

JACKS
&
TERMINALS
—
REAR
PANEL
28. INPUT B Jacks
Connect
these
jacks
to
the
REC
OUT
jacks
on
the
rear
of
your
amplifier,
for
DECK-B
recording.
29. OUTPUT A/B Jacks
These
jacks
are
to
be
connected
to
the
“MONI”
(moni-
tor)
or
“PB”
(playback)
jacks
on
the
rear
of
the
amplifier,
for
DECK-A
or
DECK-B
playback.
NOTE:
OUTPUT
signals
are
selected
by
the
DECK
A/B
Select
Button
(item
#13).
30. OUTPUT A Jacks
These
jacks
are
to
be
connected
to
the
“MONI”
(moni-
tor)
or
“PB”
(playback)
jacks
on
the
rear
of
your
amplifier,
for
DECK-A
playback.
31. REMOTE CONTROL DIN Jack
Allows connection to Luxman System Remote Control
centers.
Use
the
DIN
connector
cable
supplied
with
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the Luxman Control Center.
32. AC Power Cord
Insert the polarized AC plug into the AC outlet on the
wall.
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CAUTION: The Voltage Selector is located on the :
bottom
of
the
unit,
and
Voltage
Selector
is
set
to
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_ 220V position.
To avoid a risk of electric shock, ask a qualified ser- |
‘vice
personnel
to
change
the
position
of
the
.
iselector. |
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Canadian
version
has
the
AC
cord
already
con-
nected
to
the
deck.
Just
plug
the
AC
cord
to
the
AC
wall
outlet.
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CONNECTION
GUIDELINES
BEFORE MAKING CONNECTIONS
lt
is
always
wise
to
ensure
that
ail
AC
power
cords
of
the
various
components
that
you
are
interconnecting
are
unplugged
from
the
wall
outlets
during
the
hook-
up
process.
This
will
prevent
any
inadvertent
damage
to
your
speakers
or
amplifier
from
incorrect
control
settings
or
connections.
INTERCONNECTING LEADS
Be
sure
that
left
and
right
channel
identification
is
cor-
rect
when
connecting
the
INPUT
and
OUTPUT
jacks.
Most
patch
cords,
including
those
supplied
with
the
K-110W,
are
color
coded
with
Red
ends
for
the
right
channel
and
Black
or
White
ends
for
the
left
channel,
to
make
this
job
easier.
One of the common problems in connecting tape
decks is confusing the INPUT-B and OUTPUT (A/B or
A) connections to the amplifier, resulting in no output
even
in
the
SOURCE
modes.
To
prevent
this,
always
connect the OUTPUT (A/B or A) jacks of the deck t.
the MONI (monitor) input jacks of the amplifier and
connect the INPUT jacks of the deck to the REC OUT
(record out) jacks on the amplifier.
When making connections, follow the reference
illustrations carefully as well as the connection dia-
grams of the other equipment you are using in your
system.
,
Refer also to the descriptions of rear panel items #28
through #32 above. :

OPERATION
GUIDELINES
INITIAL SET-UP
1.
Confirm
that
all
connections
have
been
correctly
made.
2.
Press
the
power
button
and
load
your
desired
tape
'
eassette
to
DECK-A
(playback
only)
or
DECK-B
(recording/playback)
with
open
end
down
and
full
reel
to
the
left.
Close
the
cassette
compartment
door
gently.
The
built-in
Auto
Tape
Selector
automatically
detects
the
tape
type
and
sets
to
proper
bias
and
equalization.
TAPE PLAYBACK OPERATIONS
1. Perform the Initial set-up procedure.
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You
can
play
back
by
using
either
DECK-A
or
DECK-
B.
Set
the
DECK
A/B
SELECT
button
to
the
deck
you
want
to
use
(DECK-A
or
DECK-B).
3.
Select
one
of
the
three
tape
travel
modes
with
the
REVERSE
MODE
SELECT
knob.
4.
Select
a
tape
travel
direction
by
pressing
the
PAUSE/DIRECTION
button.
5.
If
the
tape
you
wish
to
play
is
commercially
pre-
recorded,
consult
the
tape
label
or
the
printed
information
supplied
with
it
to
determine
if
the
cassette
has
been
recorded
with
Dolby®
NR.
Usually
the
cassette
will
have
the
“double
D”
(O00
)
marked
on
it.
If
so,
place
the
Dolby®
NR
Select
but-
ton
in
the
“B”
position.
If
“C”
NR
has
been
used
it
will
be
so
noted
in
addition
to
the
“OO
”
mark.
The
Dolby®
NR
ON/OFF
Buttons
(item
#20
or
#25)
must
be
depressed
for
these
buttons
to
operate.
6. Press the PLAY Button.
NOTE:
1.
In==>
orc
mode,
the
tape
side
of
your
selected
direction
is
played
back
first,
then
the
other
tape
side
will
be
played
back.
2.
When
removing
the
tape,
place
the
deck
in
the
STOP
mode
and
then
press
the
EJECT
button.
The
EJECT
button
must
be
pressed
in
the
STOP
mode.
Do
not
attempt
to
force
the
EJECT
button.
TAPE RECORDING OPERATIONS
|. Perform the initial Set-up procedure.
NOTE:
TAPE
RECORDING
can
be
made
only
with
the
DECK-B.
2.
Select
either
tape
travel
mode
==
or
—
with
the
REVERSE MODE SELECT knob.
3. Select a tape travel direction with the PAUSE/
DIRECTION button.
4.
Set
DECK-B
Dolby®
NR
to
the
B
or
C
position
as
desired
(see
Dolby®
NR,
page
10).
The DECK-B Dolby® NR ON/OFF Button (item #25)
must be depressed for the Dolby® NR B/C button to
operate.
5.
Select
the
source
you
wish
to
record
at
your
ampli-
fier.
6.
Place
the
DECK-B
in
the
RECORD
PAUSE
mode.
First,
press
the
REC
button.
Then,
press
the
PAUSE
button.
7.
You
are
now
ready
to
set
the
recording
level.
Rot-
ate
the
REC
LEVEL
controi
until
the
LEVEL
Indicators
(item
#5)
just
begin
to
activate
the
+3
dB
(first
red
LED)
point
on
the
scale.
You
may
need
to
play
the
source
material
for
several
minutes
to
be
sure
you
have
found
the
maximum
peaks
in
the
music
before
proceeding
with
the
actual
recording.
This
will
ensure
that
the
peaks
do
not
distort
so
that
the
recording
will
have
the
lowest
distortion,
con-
sistent
with
an
excellent
signal-to-noise
ratio.
8.
Press
COUNTER
RESET
so
that
the
counter
will
read
“000”
at
the
beginning
of
your
recording.
9. Press the PLAY button to start recording.
NOTE:
1.
When
recording,
any
program
material
pre-
viously
recorded
on
the
tape
will
be
erased.
2. In==> mode, the tape side of your selected
direction is used first for recording, then the
other side is used. If the reverse < direc-
tion is selected in this mode, the recording
is made on the reverse direction only and
the DECK will stop.
3. lf <> mode is selected mistakenly for
recording, the K-110W will stop after the
second tape side is finished. This prevents
accidental re-recording over the first tape
side previously recorded..
TAPE DUBBING OPERATIONS
Tape copies (or dubs) can be made from the DECK-A
to the DECK-B as follows:
1. Insert the desired pre-recorded tape in DECK-A,
and a blank tape in DECK-B.
2. Select the each (DECK-A and 8) direction of tape
travel as desired by the PAUSE/DIRECTION Button
(item #10).
3. Select the dubbing speed by the Dubbing Speed
Select Button (item #15).
4, Push the Dubbing A > 8 Button (item #74).
NOTE: The DECK-A enters in the PLAY mode and the
DECK-B enters in the RECORD mode, when
the Dubbing A » 8B button is pressed.
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OPERATION
GUIDELINES
TAPE COUNTER (For DECK-B only)
You
may
use
this
counter
to
identify
the
beginning
of
each
recorded
selection
by
keeping
a
separate
!og
of
the
corresponding
numbers.
Be
sure
to
reset
the
counter
to
“000”
at
the
beginning
of
the
first
selection.
RELAY
PLAYBACK
(DECK
A
to
DECK
B
or
vice
versa)
1.
Insert
cassette
tapes
in
both
DECK
A
and
B.
2.
Select
the
correct
Dolby®
NR
system
with
the
DOL-
BY®
NR
select
button.
Be
sure
to
select
the
same
Doiby
NR
system
for
playback
as
that
used
for
recording.
Otherwise,
playback
may
not
be
performed
properly.
3.
Select
with
the
REVERSE
MODE
select
knob,
and
select
A
»
B
with
the
TIMER
Mode
select
knob,
4.
Select
DECK
A
with
the
DECK
A/B
select
button.
Then
press
the
PLAY
button.
3 When playback of the cassette on the DECK A is
completed,
the
cassette
on
the
DECK
B
will
play
back. This cycle is repeated up to 8 times.
DOLBY® NR
Both
of
the
standard
Dolby®
noise
reduction
systems,
B
and
C,
are
available
for
both
recording
and
playback
purposes.
Dolby®
C,
having
20
dB
of
noise
reduction,
should
be
used
when
you
wish
to
preserve
the
excellent
signal-
to-noise
ratio
of
CDs
or
high
quality
phono
records
when
recording.
Dolby® B, having 10 dB of noise reduction, would be
used where noise reduction requirements are not as
demanding, and when you wish to have compatibility
with other machines not having the Dolby® C option.
The OFF position would be used for noncritical record-
ings or when you wish compatibility with other
recorders or players not having Dolby® NR options.
When
playing
commercially
pre-recorded
tapes,
fol-
low
the
“Tape
Playback
Operations”
procedure,
page
9.
CASSETTE USE
The following guidelines are recommended when
using
and
handling
cassette
tapes:
1. Always purchase the best quality, well-known
brands of tapes. Low-cost, poor quality tapes may
seem like a bargain at first, but their poor mechani-
cal
parts,
high
friction,
inferior
tape
formulations,
etc. can cause high wow and flutter, shedding of
tape oxides on the heads, high distortion and many
other problems.
2.
Always
remove
slack,
turning
one
of
the
reels
with
a
pencil
tip
or
the
like,
before
inserting
cassette.
3. When a recording is finished, break away the tabs
on
the
back
edge
of
the
cassette
to
prevent
accid-
ental
erasure.
If
you
wish
to
re-record
such
cassettes
at
a
later
time,
simply
place
a
piece
of
tape over the opening.
4.
Store
cassettes
in
a
cool,
dry
location
in
their
orig-
inal
containers.
Be
sure
they
are
never
piaced
near
strong
magnetic
fields
such
as
motors,
speakers,
transformers,
etc,
as
this
will
erase
or
seriously
damage
the
recorded
information.
TIMER OPERATIONS
You
can
start
playback
or
recording
at
the
desired
time
by
connecting
an
external
timer
(option)
and
sett-
ing
the
TIMER
mode
select
knob
on
the
front
panel
of
the
K-110W.
1. Connect an external timer to the K-110W.
2. Turn the power on for the K-110W.
3. Perform the preparation procedures for playback
or recording as desired. Be sure to check the
deck(s)
selection,
mode
and
tape
travel
direction.
4. Set the external timer for your desired time.
5. Set the TIMER mode select knob on the K-110W to
the rec or play position.
NOTE: When the tapes are inserted into both DECKS
A and B for the timer playback operation, both
tapes will be played back in turn according tc
the mode selected by the REVERSE MODE
SELECT knob. in the <> mode, two tracks of
both tapes will be played back, and this play-
back sequence will be repeated 8 times.
CAUTION: Set the TIMER mode select knob to the
OFF position whenever the timer opera-
tion is not required. !f the TIMER mode:
select knob is set to the rec or play
position and the K-110W’s power is
turned On, the K-110W will immediately °
start recording or playback.
The recording is possible only with the
DECK-B irrespective of the DECK A/B
SELECT button position.
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