Panasonic RX-DT650 User manual

Panasonic’
Portable Stereo Component System
RX-DT650
Operating Instructions
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Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read
these instructions completely.
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Thank you for purchasing this system.
For optimum performance and safety, please read these instructions
carefully.
WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELEC-
TRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLI-
ANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
CAUTION!
THIS PRODUCT UTILIZES A LASER.
USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PER-
FORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN
THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZ-
ARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE.
DO NOT OPEN COVERS AND DO NOT REPAIR
YOURSELF. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED
PERSONNEL.
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Before use
PrecautionS ......... 0c cece eet ete 3
Supplied Accessories .............0..0.000 3
Power Sources... 0. cece eee eee eee 4
Connecting the Speaker System ............- 6
Concerning the Remote Control.... 7
Location of Controls . 8
Common Operations ... -11
Operations
Programming Broadcast Stations ............ 12
Listening to Radio Broadcasts ..............5 13
Listening to CDs ...
Listening to Tapes
Recording
Recording Compact Discs ............0.0005 19
Recording Radio Programs..............0008 20
Recording Tape to Tape
General Information
Enjoying the Microphone Mixing ............. 22
Quick Reference of Remote Control
Operations................ Lee oeee eee eee 23
Troubleshooting Guide ...........0... 20000. 25
Maintenance .... . Go atvja eventos easrenee ee te +. 26
Concerning Compact Discs ............... 1. 27
Concerning Cassette Tapes ............. Pern
Technical Specifications ...... . +... Back Cover
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* If the set is not used for a long period of time or is used only
from an AC power source, remove ail the batteries to prevent
Potential damage due to possible battery leakage.
+ Avoid using or placing this unit near sources of heat. Do not leave it
in an automobile exposed to direct sunlight for a long time with the
doors and windows closed as this may deform the cabinet.
¢ Avoid cuts, scratches, or poor connections in the AC power cord, as
they may result in possible fire or electric shock hazard. Also,
excessive bending, pulling or splicing of the cord should be avoided.
* Do not unplug the AC power cord by pulling on the cord. To do so
may cause premature failure or shock hazard.
Do not operate the set on AC power in a bathroom, as a potential
shock hazard may result.
* When not in use, disconnect the AC power cord from the household
AC outlet.
Please check and identify the supplied accessories.
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To operate AC power
To operate on battery power
Connect the included AC power cord to the AC socket of this unit and
your household AC outlet.
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Household AC outlet
(AC 230-240 V, 50 Hz)
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AC IN~
AC power cord
(included)
When using the memory back-up batteries (see the next page), insert
them first.
Please read “Use of batteries" on page 7.
Battery installation
Unplug the AC power cord from the household AC outlet and the
AC socket of the unit.
Insert ten R20/LR20 (UM-1 or equivalent, not included) batteries
into
the
battery
compartment,
making
sure
that
the
batteries
are
installed in the designated numerical order and that the proper
polarities are maintained.
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Inner row
* Batteries installed with incorrect polarities may leak and damage
this unit.
* Do not mix batteries (old and new) or types (manganese and
alkaline, etc.).
* If the unit is not used for a long period of time or is used only from
an AC power source, remove the batteries to prevent potential
damage from possible battery leakage.
Battery life
When to replace the batteries:
When the POWER/BATT STDBY © indicator goes off (or dims)
during play, replace all the batteries with new ones. If you continue
using the batteries, it will automatically turn itself off.

Battery removal
Memory back-up batteries
Remove as shown in the figure below.
Quter row
Inner row
In
the
event
of
a
power
failure,
or
if
the
AC
power
cord
is
disconnected
from
the
household
AC
power
outlet
(during
AC
operation),
or
should
the
batteries
fail,
the
memory
back-up
batteries
will
preserve
the
preset
memory
of
this
unit.
Please read “Use of batteries” on page 7.
Battery installation
Insert four R6/LR6 (UM-3 or equivalent, not included) batteries into
the battery compartment, making sure that the batteries are installed
in the designated numerical order that the proper polarities are
maintained.
Battery removal
Press the © side of the battery No. 4.
Battery life
The
life
of
the
memory
back-up
batteries
is
about
one
year.
* The life of the memory back-up batteries can be prolonged by
keeping the AC power cord plugged in the household power outlet
at all times.
* When disconnecting the AC power cord, switch off the power first
using the power button.
* The life of the memory back-up batteries is reduced if the AC
power cord is disconnected from a household AC outlet with the
power still supplied.
* While exchanging the memory back-up batteries, be sure to
connect the AC power cord both to the unit and to the household
AC outlet.

Speaker system connection
This unit can be used as a one-piece portable stereo radio cassette
recorder, or a three-piece component system, by attaching or de-
taching the speaker system.
Before attaching or detaching the speakers, be sure to disconnect
the speaker cables from the speaker terminals.
Be sure to press STDBY © (AC)/ON to turn the unit off before
connecting or disconnecting the speaker cables.
Attaching the speakers
1. Align the speaker with the main unit as shown
in the figure, interlock the grooves and press
down.
2.Connect the speaker cables (black) to the ©
(negative) speaker terminal, and the other
Pasir ih cable (red) to the © (positive) speaker
erminal.
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3. When using the unit with the speakers attached,
wind the speaker cables as shown.
Since a strong magnet is used for the speaker, keep magnetized
commuter passes, tickets or personal credit cards, recorded tapes,
watches, etc. away from the speaker. The speaker magnet in the unit
may damage them.
Detaching the speakers
Speaker release levers
RELEASE RELEASE
- >
(oo)
Unlock
the
speaker
release
levers
by
pulling
them
in
the
direction
shown
above,
and
slide
each
speaker
up.

Battery installation
Remote control unit’s operation range
Insert two RO3 (UM-4, not included) batieries as shown below.
Insert the batteries in the correct polarities (®, ©).
To remove the batteries, pull out the © side.
Use of batteries
*
Do
not
mix
old
and
new
batteries,
or
batteries
of
different
types
(manganese
with
alkaline,
etc.).
*
Always
remove
old,
weak
or
worn-out
batteries
promptly
and
dispose
of them
properly.
*
Never
subject
batteries
to
excessive
heat
or
flame;
do
not
attempt
to disassemble
them;
and
be
sure
they
are
not
short-circuited.
*
If
the
unit
is
not
to
be
used
for
a
long
period
of
time,
remove
the
batteries
and
store
them
in
a
cool,
dark
place.
*
{fa
battery
leaks,
remove
all
batteries
and
dispose
of
them
properly.
*
Thoroughly
clean
the
battery
compartment
before
inserting
new
batteries.
*
If
the
electrolyte
comes
into
contact
with
skin
or
clothes,
flush
with
water
immediately.
* Keep batteries out of reach of children.
* Do not use rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) type batteries.
* Do not attempt to recharge alkaline or manganese batteries.
Remote Control Signal Sensor (REMOTE SENSOR)
Transmission
window
Face about 7 meters in front of the sensor.
How
to
use
the
remote
control
unit
properly
*
Do
not
place
obstacles
between
the
remote
control
signal
sensor
and
remote
control
unit.
*
Do
not
expose
the
remote
control
signal
sensor
to
direct
sunlight
or
to
the
bright
light
of
an
inverter
fluorescent
light.
*
Take
care
by
keeping
the
remote
contro!
signal
sensor
and
the
transmission
window
free
from
dust.
To
prevent
malfunctioning
of
the
remote
control
unit:
* Do not disassemble or reconstruct the unit.
* Do not place heavy objects on top of it.
*
Do
not
leave
it
where
it
will
be
exposed
to
direct
sunlight.
*
Do
not
spill
beverages
or
other
liquids
over
it.
Battery life
The batteries life is about one year.
Although
the
battery
life
varies
depending
on
how
often
the
device
is
used,
the
batteries
should
be
replaced
about
once
every
year
on
the
average.
The
batteries
should
be
replaced
if
commands
from
the
remote
control
transmitter
do
not
operate
the
unit
even
when
the
transmitter
is
held
close
to
the
front
panel.

Basic controls
——
SE
No.
Name
Ref.
page
No.
Name
Ref.
page
@
Speakers
(Tweeter)
Extra
bass
system
control
button
(XBS
MULTI-POSITION)
i
@
Bass
reflex
ports
@
Balance
control
(BALANCE)
u
© Speakers (Woofer)
@® Graphic equalizer controls
@
Power
“STDBY
©
(AC)/ON”
switch
(GRAPHIC
EQUALIZER)
ll
[STDBY
©
(AC)/ON]
7
Press
to
switch
the
unit
from
on
to
standby
mode
or
vice
versa.
In
standby
mode,
the
unit
is
still
consuming
a small
amount
of
power.
Tuner
controls
©
Power/battery,
standby
indicator
(POWER/BATT, STDBY ©)
The
Indicator
lights
green
when
the
unit
is
turned
on.
When
We:
home
Ref.
page
the
AC
power
supply
is
used,
it
functions
as an
AC
connection
®
Tuner
button
(TUNER/BAND)
12
indicator. (The indicator colour changes to red when the unit
is
turned
off.)
When
the
unit
is
operated
on
batteries,
it
FM
mode/
beat
proof
button
functions
as
a
battery
check
indicator.
(See
page
4.)
(FM
MODE/
B.P)
14,
20
©
Headphones
jack
(PHONES)
u
@®
Tuning
memory
button
@
Display
panel
(TUNING
MEMORY)
12
Remote
control
signal
sensor
Tuning
buttons
(—
TUNING
+)
7
(REMOTE
SENSOR)
7
@
Preset
tuning
button
®
Volume
control
buttons
(-
VOLUME
+)
u
(Vv
PRESET
TUNING
~)
12,13

CD
controls
Cassette
deck
controls
No.
Name
Ref.
page
No.
Name
Ref.
page
CD
lid
14
@)
Tape
button
(TAPE)
18
CD
button
(CD)
14
Deck
1
cassette
holder
(DECK
1)
18
@
CD
lid
open
button
(4)
14
@)
Record
button
(@
REC)
21
@
Easy
CD
recording
button
Playback
button
(®
PLAY)
18
(EASED
RED)
ed
@)
Rewind/review
button
(44
REW/REV)
18
@
Stopiclear
button
(M/CLEAR)
aks
@
Fast
forward/cue
button
(>®
FF/CUE)
18
@
Playipause
button
(Pt)
a
@
Stop/eject
button
(/4
STOP/EJECT)
18
@
Memory
button
(MEMORY)
si
@
Pause
button
(Il
PAUSE)
18
@
Repeat
button
(REPEAT)
oi
@
Deck
2
cassette
holder
(DECK
2)
21
@
(aeerisetecnpes
ay
@
Edit
recording
selector
(EDITING)
21

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ts
©
43
Rear panel section
te
a
es
Ss.
ss
es
No.
Name
Ref.
page
No.
Name
Ref.
page
@
Speaker
cable
compartments
6
®@
Memory
back-up
battery
@)
Speaker
release
levers
(RELEASE)
6
Sompaliment
bows
S
@
Handle
@
AC
socket
(AC
IN~)
4
Mixing
microphone
jack
(MIX MIC)
22
©
Battery
compartment
cover
.
6
Speaker
terminals
6
Specker
cables
@ Telescopic antenna 14

— volume —
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ce
Gas
aa:
or>
MULTHPOSTION
GRAPHIC EQUALIZER
E
e
Turning
the
unit
ON/OFF
Adjusting
the
graphic
equalizer
controls
STDBY
©
(ACYON
To
turn
the
unit
ON:
sis
Adjust
the
graphic
equalizer
ah
Press
STDBY
©
(ACYON,
*
controls
to
the
desired
settings.
STOBY
©
(ACYON
To
turn
the
unit
OFF:
rraPlic
EEA
BER
turned to standby mode. (STDBY ©
indicator lights red.)
Press STDBY © (AC)/ON.
When
using
an
AC
power,
the
unit
is
Adjusting
the
balance
control
L
Adjust the balance of sound
Ada
Lehi
ee
heard
from
the
le’
d
right.
Adjusting
the
volume
ee
monn
the
fet
ene
iat
—_—S
Press
VOLUME
buttons
to
aaa
;
adjust
the
volume
to
the
m A
desired
level.
Listening
through
headphones
+:
Press
this
to
increase
the
volume.
(not
included)
—: Press this to decrease the volume.
Reduce the volume and
PHONES
connect the headphones to
Adjusting the extra bass (XBS) @ the PHONES jack.
Plug type: Stereo mini
Glia
Press
XBS
to
select
the
extra
Avoid
listening
for
prolonged
periods
of
bass
to
the
desired
level.
time
to
prevent
hearing
damage.
The display changes each time the button
— is pressed.
px O--XBS 1~XBS 2 XBS 35
Reference
When you adjust the volume level at -5 dB or higher, the XBS level
cannot be set at XBS 3.
Il

Once
broadcast
stations
have
been
programmed,
they
can
easily
be
tuned
in
at
the
touch
of
a
button
on
the
unit
or
on
the
remote
control.
Up to ten FM and AM stations each can be programmed.
305
Press TUNER/BAND to display
“EM” or “AM”.
Ieee alin
{The display changes each time the
button is pressed.)
2 = TUNING + Press — TUNING + to tune in
Nay the broadcast station.
eS
FM
stations
can
be
selected
automatically
me!
(see the right).
TUNING
3 MEMORY
4
Press
v
PRESET
TUNING
“
to
a
display
the
preset
channel
in
iene
which
the
station
is
to
be
programmed.
When is flashing, press
TUNING MEMORY.
TUNING
5 MEMORY
6
Repeat
steps
2
to
5
to
program
the
other
stations.
Selecting FM stations automatically:
Keep
pressing
—
TUNING
+
until
the
frequency
display
starts
to
change.
A
station
with
good
reception
is
automatically
selected
and
the
selection
process
then
stops.
To stop the selection at any time:
Press ~ TUNING + again.
The
selection
may
stop
without
tuning
into
any
station
if
there
is
interference
in
the
vicinity.
in
such
case,
tap
-
TUNING
+
until
a
station's
frequency
is
picked
up.
Programming AM stations:
1. Press TUNER/BAND in steps 1 to display AM.
2. Perform steps 2 to 5.

Preset tuning
Make sure you have completed the procedure for “Programming
Broadcast Stations”. (See page 12 beforehand.)
To listen to a station without programming it first, refer to “Listening to
broadcast stations which have not been programmed”. (See right.)
2 ae
Using the main unit
I Press TUNER/BAND to display
“PM” or “AM”.
ieee —FM—
(The display changes each time the button
is pressed.)
2 Press PRESET TUNING to select
(ore the preset channel.
ae The station is changed each time the button
is pressed,
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AA ee ogo
Using the remote control
Listening to broadcast stations which have
not been programmed (Manual tuning)
e®@
Press TUNER/BAND to display
“EM” or “AM”.
adey oe
(The display changes each time the
button is pressed.)
Press - TUNING + to tune in
the broadcast station.
+: Press this to increase the broadcast
frequency.
—: Press this to decrease the broadcast
frequency.
FM stations can be selected automatically
(see below).
2 = TUNING +
— TUNING +
Lights when an FM stereo
program is picked up.
Lights when a station is
tuned in properly
Selecting FM stations automatically:
Keep the button depressed until the frequency display starts to change.
A station with good reception is automatically selected and the selection
process then stops.
Frequency display steps:
The frequency display changes in the following steps:
FM; 100 kHz steps
AM: 9 kHz steps
13

For better reception
When
there
is
too
much
interference
during
an
FM
stereo
broadcast
Reduce the interference by setting the sound to monaural.
FMMODE
Press
FM
MODE/B.P.
Lights.
To
return
to
stereo
reception,
repeat
the
same
procedure
and
tum
off
the
display.
The
display
will
not
light
in
the
monaural
mode
even
when
a
stereo
broadcast
is
received,
Adjusting
the
antenna
for
better
reception
FM
Pull
out
the
telescopic
antenna
and
adjust
its
length
and
angle
for
optimum
reception,
AM
Turn
the
unit
in
the
direction
which
gives
the
best
results.
Reference
Radio
broadcasts
may
be
hard
to
receive
in
a
moving
vehicle
or
building
because
their
signals
are
weak.
Whenever
possible,
use
the
unit
by
a
window.
Press CD.
“NO DISC” appears on the display.
2
Press
4
to
open
the
CD
lid,
insert
the
CD
and
then
close
the
lid.
Insert a CD with its label facing up.
5 FU5
Total number Total play time
of tracks
3
Ss
Press
P/Il
to
start
play.
Play now starts in sequence from track 1
to the last track, after which it will stop
automatically.
The track number Elapsed play time
currently playing —_of track now playing
To stop play:
Press @/CLEAR.
MICLEAR
To stop play temporarily:
Press m/l.
To resume play, press >/Il
again.
ma
Interference
may
affect
radio
or
TV
reception
when
CDs
are
played
close
to
a
radio
or
TV
set.
if
this
occurs,
place
the
unit
as
far
away
from
the
set
as
possible.

Selecting
and
listening
to
your
favourite
tracks
(Program
play)
Up to 16 tracks can be programmed.
1
4 fel2 6 3
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Hi |o eS @
Using the main unit
Example: Selecting tracks 2, 5 and then 7.
3 bd SKIP/SEARCHP>O>
..
\
cogs
Press CD to select the CD
mode,
Press K@<SKIP/SEARCHP >!
to select the desired tracks.
Programmed track Play sequence
Repeat steps 2 and 3 to
program other tracks as
well.
Press >/ll.
The programmed tracks are played in the
programmed sequence, and play stops
automatically.
To release program play:
RY
In the stop mode, press B/CLEAR.
Using the remote control
Example: Selecting tracks 2, 5 and then 7.
IB/CLEAR
Press
@/CLEAR.
iS
Ls a Press PI or k@ to select the
2 COO desired tracks.
4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to
program other tracks as
well.
5
all
Press
P/II
to
start
play.
CS
Is

REPEAT bd SKIP/SEARCHD 1
When “FULL” appears on the display:
The
number
of
programmed
tracks
has
exceeded
16.
No
more
tracks
can be programmed.
When “—:--” appears on the display:
The
total
time
of
the
programmed
tracks
has
exceeded
120
minutes.
However, programming and play are still possible.
Memory retention of programmed tracks:
The
contents
of
the
memory
will
be
retained
even
if
play
is
stopped
or
if
the
power
is
turned
off
before
its
completion.
This
appears
when
tracks
have
been
programmed
in
the
memory,
Total play time of programmed track
To check what has been programmed:
Press kd or BB! while the above display appears.
Each
time
this
button
is
pressed,
the
number
of
the
track
and
the
play
sequence
can
be
checked.
The programmed is erased in the following circumstances:
* When @ has been pressed.
*
When
the
AC
power
cord
is
disconnected
or
the
batteries
are
removed
without
inserting
memory
back-up
batteries
beforehand.
References
If you leave the unit in the stop mode for about four minutes, it will
automatically turn itself off.
|
REPEAT
To repeat tracks (Repeat)
Before play or during play:
Press REPEAT.
Lights
To cancel repeat play:
Press REPEAT again to turn (5) indicator off.
For your reference:
*
In
program
play
(see
page
15),
the
unit
plays
the
Programmed
tracks
in
the
programmed
sequence
repeatedly.
*
You
can
enjoy
the
same
track
over
and
over
by
programming
only
one
track.

4 3 IeESKIP/SEARCHP
Starting CD play from a desired track
(Direct play)
Example: Starting disc play from track 9.
mode.
Press SKIP/SEARCHPP>1
to display track number (9).
Press P/ll to start play.
All the tracks starting from the track
selected and ending with the last track
are played in sequence, and play
automatically stops.
To skip tracks
MidSKIP/SEARCHP- >
For your reference:
Press 1 to skip ahead to the
start of the next track.
Press @<4 to skip back to the
start of the current track.
By repeating this operation, you can skip
tracks in the number of times you pressed
the button.
In
program
play
(see
page
15),
you
can
skip
forward
and
backward
in
the programmed sequence.
Rapid
forwarding
and
reversing
(Search)
ba SKIP/SEARCHP
For your reference:
During play:
Keep pressing 1 to advance
the disc play rapidly.
Keep pressing ké<@ to review
disc play rapidly.
Release the button when the desired
position on the disc is reached.
During
program
play
(see
page
15)
search
will
only
take
place
within
the track in play.
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You
can
use
either
deck
1
or
deck
2
for
tape
playback
by
following
the
same
steps.
eal —— EF EN
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i
REWneV
FRIGUE PAUSE
=
=—=
2 —shiiex+~—=«« Press STOP/EJECT, insert the
tape and close the cassette
Es, holder. Reverse side
With the side
to be played
facing you
3 ee Press PLAY to start play.
To stop play:
ms Press STOP/EJECT.
STOPEJECT
%
To stop play temporarily:
Press PAUSE.
pause
ae
To resume play:
Press PAUSE again.
References
'f you leave the unit in the stop mode for about four minutes, it will
lly turn itself off.
Type of tape which can be played on this unit:
Normal/TYPE I @)
CrO2/TYPE II x
Metal/TYPE IV x
To
rewind
or
fast
forward
the
tape
sewney rricue _Iin the stop mode, press REW/REV
or FF/CUE.
TK
ey
Do
not
press
PLAY
during
rewinding
or
fast
forwarding,
as
this
may
jam
the
tape.
Be
sure
to
press
STOP/EJECT
before
proceeding
to
the
next
operation.
To
search
a
lata
spot
on
a
tape
REWREY
FRIGUE
During
playback,
press
REW/REV
or FF/CUE.
, Tape play is resumed when the button is
released.
Fipinine é playback relay
(Deck 2 to Deck 1)
When
Deck
2
playback
has
finished.
Deck
1
playback
starts
automatically.
1 Insert the playback tapes into Deck 1 and Deck 2.
2 Press Deck 2 PLAY.
3 Press Deck 1 PAUSE, then press PLAY.
Full auto-stop
During playback, recording, fast forward or rewind when the tape
teaches its end, the automatic stop system will release the operation
buttons.

Only normal tapes can be used with this unit.
Easy CD recording
All
the
tracks
are
recorded
in
their
original
sequence
onto
a
single
tape.
Hf
your
recording
of
the
last
track
on
the
top
side
is
incomplete,
this
track
will
be
re-recorded
at
the
beginning
of
the
reverse
side.
2
EASY
OD
REC
Press
EASY
CD
REC
to
display
the
length
of
tape
required.
Length of tape required
Lights to record all tracks
Press Deck 1 STOP/EJECT and
insert the tape which is longer
than the length displayed in
step 2.
* Insert the tape with the side to be recorded
facing you.
* Rewind the tape completely before
recording.
Press @ REC.
The CD is set to the pause mode at the
start of the first track.
After a 10-second blank is recorded on the
leader tape, recording starts automatically.
The tape stops when the end of top side is
teached, The CD is set to the pause mode.
Press STOP/EJECT and turn
the tape over.
6 ac Press @ REC.
After a 10-second blank is recorded on
the tape, the track which was partially
recorded on the end of the tape is
recorded from its beginning.
To stop recording:
sioeeect Press M/CLEAR and STOP/
mH oS
Recording your favourite tracks:
After programming your favourite tracks (see page 15), perform
steps 2 to 6 above.
Type of tape which can be used for recording:
NormalV/TYPE I Oo
CrO2/TYPE I x
Metal/TYPE Iv x
If the unit is brought near a TV set during recording, noise may be
recorded due to the effects of the signals from the TV set. Maintain
a distance of a least 1.5 meters between the unit and a TV set.
For your reference:
* Any change made to the volume or tone quality during recording
will not affect the recording.
«In order to prevent trouble caused by flat batteries, it is recom-
mended that you either supply power to the unit from the house-
hold AC outlet or replace ail the batteries with new ones when you
are recording something which is important to you.
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Recording using an alternative method
(not easy CD recording)
Tracks on a CD can also be recorded in the following ways.
* CD tracks can be recorded onto the remainder of a recorded tape.
* Tracks can be recorded from the start of the tape’s reverse side.
* Tracks with a long play time can be recorded in their original
sequence.
Preparation: Insert the CD.
Press Deck 1 STOP/EJECT and
insert the tape.
+ Insert the tape with the side to be
tecorded facing you.
* Either have the leader tape wound up
in advance or locate the position where
recording is to begin. (See below).
Press REC to start recording on
the tape.
CD play starts simultaneously.
To take up the leader tape:
Magnetic part of tape
Leader tape
(Recording can be made.)
(Recording cannot be made.)
To erase sound previously recorded on a tape:
Recording new sound onto a pre-recorded tape automatically erases
what was previously recorded,
To erase all the sound on a tape:
1. Insert the tape with the side whose recording is to be erased facing you.
2. Press TAPE.
s REC.
Only normal tapes can be used with this unit.
FM MODE
BP
ao
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OB)
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ly
STOPEJECT PAUSE
1 Tune in the broadcast station.
(See page 13.)
2
pee
Press
Deck
1
STOP/EJECT
and
insert
the
tape.
Insert the tape with the side to be
recorded facing you.
3 eee Press @ REC.
To stop the recording:
Le
STOPIEJECT
Press
STOP/EJECT.
To stop the recording temporarily:
Press PAUSE.
To resume recording, press PAUSE again.
When too much noise is heard while recording an
AM broadcast:
FM MODE Set FM MODE/B.P to whichever
position yields less noise.
—& The display changes each time the button
is pressed.
BP1 —> Brea)
For your reference:
« Any change made to the volume or tone quality during recording will
not affect the recording.
* In order to prevent trouble caused by flat batteries, it is recommended
that you either supply power to the unit from the household AC
outlet or replace all the batteries with new ones when you are
recording something which is important to you.