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Panasonic Microcassette RN-202 User manual

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Microcassette
™
Recorder
GC
GN
Before
connecting,
operating
or
adjusting
this
product,
please
read
these
instructions
completely.
RQT2452-Q
F0494N0
ENGLISH
Power
source
■
Dry
cell
batteries
□
Insert
two
UM-3
(R6/LR6,
not
included)
bat¬
teries.
Battery
removal
Press
the
©
side
toward
the
0
battery
terminal
and
lift
up.
When
the
batteries
are
weak
The
REC/BATT
check
indicator
will
become
dim
or
turn
off
during
recording
(Only
RN-502).
Q
Also,
the
tape
speed
will
slow
down,
the
sound
wilt
become
distorted
and
the
volume
will
decrease.
■
AC
power
operation
Q
Connect
only
Panasonic
AC
adaptor
(optional).
To
make
recording
B
_
Follow
the
steps
1-4
as
figure
B.
Use
a
tape
with
tabs
in
place.
The
recording
level
is
automatically
adjusted.
The
built-in
microphone
is
omnidirectional,
so
that
recording
is
available
in
every
direction.
■
To
stop
recording
Press
STOP/EJECT.
■
To
temporarily
stop
recording
Set
the
PAUSE
selector
to
PAUSE.
To
resume
recording,
set
it
to
OFF.
■
To
recording
through
the
external
micro¬
phone
(Only
RN-502)
Plug
the
external
microphone
(not
included)
into
the
MIC
jack.
Then
follow
the
steps
1-4
as
figure
m
■
Silent
auto-stop
(Only
RN-502)
When
the
tape
comes
to
its
end
during
playback
(or
recording),
the
tape
stops
moving
and
the
power
is
turned
off.
After
that,
be
sure
to
press
the
STOP/
EJECT
Button.
■
To
record
for
a
long
time
Set
the
TAPE
SPEED
selector
to
1.2.
^It
is
recommended
2.4
position
for
better
sound
■
To
play
the
desired
tone
(Only
RN-502)
Set
the
TONE
selector
to
HIGH
or
LOW.
■
To
fast
forward
and
rewind
Press
FF/CUE
(fast
forward)
or
REW/REV
(rewind).
Note:
When
the
tape
reaches
the
end,
press
STOP/
EJECT
to
release
the
button
and
turn
off
the
unit.
■
Cue
and
review
Sound
can
be
monitored
at
a
high
speed
for
as
long
as
the
FF/CUE
(cue)
or
REW/REV
(review)
is
held
down
during
playback.
When
the
button
is
released,
normal
playback
will
start.
■
Tape
counter
and
reset
button
(Only
RN-502)
The
digits
returns
to
"000"
when
the
reset
button
is
pressed.
The
digits
advance
with
the
tape
to
pro¬
vide
a
reference
to
quickly
find
a
desired
portion
of
tape.
Notes
•Avoid
using
or
placing
this
unit
near
sources
of
heat.
Do
not
leave
it
in
an
automobile
exposed
to
direct
sunlight
for
a
long
period
of
time
with
the
doors
and
windows
closed,
as
this
may
deform
the
cabinet.
•Do
not
bring
magnetized
commuter
passes,
credit
cards,
recorded
tapes,
etc.,
close
to
the
monitor
speaker.
•When
not
in
use,
disconnect
the
AC
adaptor
from
the
AC
power
outlet.
To
prevent
possible
damage
to
this
unit
•Load
new
battery
with
their
polarities
(0
and
0)
aligned
correctly.
•Do
not
apply
heat
to
batteries,
or
internal
shortcircuit
may
occur.
•If
this
unit
is
not
to
be
used
for
a
long
period
of
time,
or
used
on
AC
mains
supply,
remove
the
batteries
and
store
them
In
a
cool
and
dry
place.
•Remove
spent
batteries
Immediately.
•Do
not
use
did
and
new
batteries
together.
Also
never
use
an
alkaline
battery
with
a
manganese
battery.
■
Head
care
B
To
ensure
good
sound
quality,
be
sure
to
clean
the
head
after
approximately
every
10
hours
of
use
with
a
cotton
swab
dampened
with
a
little
alcohol.
■
To
record
with
VAS
(Voice
Activated
System)
function
(Oniy
RN-502)
The
sound
is
recorded
automatically,
so
there
is
no
tape
waste.
To
use
VAS
function,
select
VAS
in
step
2
and
adjust
the
VAS
LEVEL.
1-3:
If
you
wish
to
record
only
the
iouder
sounds.
4-7:
If
you
wish
to
record
normai
level
sounds.
8-10:
If
you
wish
to
record
lower
levels
of
sound
than
usual.
No
sound
is
recorded
at
the
“0”
position.
■
Sound
Levei
Equalizer
recording
(Only
RN-502)
SLE
improves
recording
in
remote
locations,
away
from
the
source.
This
is
helpful
in
class
and
confer¬
ence
rooms.
The
sound
level
equalizer
indicator
wili
light
in
green
when
recording
is
in
progress.
■
Follow
up
recording
Recording
can
be
started
during
playback
by
sim¬
ply
pressing
REC.
■
Quick
review
To
listen
to
the
sound
you
have
recorded,
press
and
hold
REW/REV.
When
the
button
is
released,
playback
will
start.
■
Monitoring
The
sound
can
be
heard
with
an
optional
earphone
plugged
into
the
MONIT
jack.
(Plug
type:
Monaural
mini)
•Avoid
listening
for
prolonged
periods
of
time
to
prevent
hearing
damage.
M
Record
prevention
□
Removing
the
tab(s)
of
the
cassette
(with
a
small
screw¬
driver)
wili
prevent
accidental
erasure.
To
record
again,
cover
the
hole
of
the
tab
with
adhesive
tape.
(a)
Screwdriver
(D
Side
1
©
Side
2
(d)
Tab
for
Side
1
Technical
Specifications
Power
requirement:
Power
output:
Speaker:
Tape
speed:
Program
time
at
“1.2"
speed:
at
“2.4”
speed:
Track
system:
Battery;
3
V
[Two
UM-3,
(R6/LR6)
batteries]
AC;
with
optional
Panasonic
AC
adaptor
RP-AC31
(not
available
in
some
countries)
360
mW
(max.)
3.6
cm
1.2
cm/s,
2.4
cm/s
1
hour
on
one
side
2
hours
on
both
sides
30
minutes
on
one
side
1
hour
on
both
sides
(with
RT‘60MC
microcassette
tape)
2
track
monaural
recording
and
playback
Output:
MONITOR
(80)
Input
(Only
RN-502):
EXT.
MIC
(200-600Q)
Dimensions
(WXHXD):
58X117X23.7
mm
Weight:
RN-202;
130g
(without
batteries)
RN-502;
135g
ftote:
Specifications
are
subject
to
change
wiUiout
notice.
Weight
and
dimensions
are
approximate.
Note:
Do
not
adjust
the
volume
during
recording
with
the
VAS
function,
or
the
VAS
LEVEL
would
be
changed.
To
playback
the
tape
B
_
Follow
the
steps
1-4
as
figure
Q.
■
To
stop
play
Press
STOP/EJECT.
Jq
play
faster
than
usual
FAST
PLAY
selector
to
FAST
PLAY.