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220V,24OYmodel
SE
LECTOR
plug
Phillips
screwdriver
12OV,220V,240V
model /'a \
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Y"';'
Y
Socket
L Plug
VOLTAGE
Thespecifications
of this modeldiffer
according
to the
shipment
destination.
. For Australia
(HPstamped
on packing
case):A 2-pointvoltage
selector
switchisprovided on the rear
panel
and
power
linevoltage
is
240V.
. For U.K. (HB stampedon packing
case):A 2-pointvoltageselector
switchis
provided
on the rear
paner
and
power
linevoltage
is
240V.
o For destinations
excluding
above
(D or D/G stampedon packing
case):A 4-pointvoltage
selectorswitch
is
provided
on the rear
panel.
NOTE:
For
thesakeof convenience,
the illustrations
andexplanations
arebasedon the
CT-gR/D.D/G.
IMPORTANT-LINE
VOLTAGE
SETTING --_-.l
CT-9R are designedto accept
different line voltages,
ac-
cording
to the country in which they areto be used,al-
though the operation
of the various
modelsis
the samein
everyrespect.Fig.
A showsthe model
designedto operate
at any of two pre-selected
voltages
(22OV
,24OVl .
Fig.
B showsthe modeldesignedto operate
at anyof three
selectedvoltages
(12OV
,22OV,24OVl.
Line
voltage
and
fuse
canbechanged
and
setasfollows:
220Vand240VMODEL
1. Disconnect
the power
cord.
2. Loosenthe screw on the selector plug with a Phillips
screwdriver,
then
takeout the plug.
3. Re-install
the plug
with its
cutaway
section
exposing
the
correct
voltage
indication
asillustrated
(Fig.
A).
4. Tighten
themounting
screw.
12OV,22OV
and240VMODEL
1. Disconnect
the power
cord.
2. Use
a Phillips
screwdriverto take out the fuse
capand
fuse
(Fig.
B).
3. Pull
out theselector
plug
from thesocket.
4. Put the selector plug back so that the appropriateline
voltage
markingcanbe seenthrough
thecut in theedge
of the
plug.
5. Change
thefuse
in accordance
with thetable.
6. Replace
thefuse
and
fuse
cap. B00mA

Connections
FrontPanel
Facilities
Cassette
Tape .
Playback
Recording
UsingtheTape
Deck
Functions
Using
theTape
Deckwith anAudio
Timer . . . . . 12
TapeDeckCare. ......13
DolbyNRB/CTypeSystem ......14
AutoBLEFunctions ......14
TroubleshootinS.... ....15
Specifications ....16
CONTENTS
4
6
8
10
CONNECTIONS
To avoid damaging other components, turn the power
switch
on theamplifier
OFF.
Connect the accessory
connection cables
as shown in the
f
igure.
The upper
terminals
arefor the left
channel
(L),
and
the lower
terminals
are
for theright
channel
(R).
Play back connection: Connect
the OUTPUT terminalof
the tape
deckto theTAPE PLAY terminal
of theampli-
fier.
Record connection: Connect the INPUT terminal of the
tape
deck
to theTAPE REC
terminal
of theamplifier.
NOTE:
Make certain connectors are pushed all the way in. An improper
connectton or poor contact will result in no sound. or wilt degrade
thesound.
When
connecting
the remote
control
unit JT-216
(sold
separately),
insert
the remote
control
plug
firmly in the
socket
onthe
CT
9R.
Recording
connections
to TAPE
REC
terminals
on the
amplif
ier.
AC wall socket

FRONT
PANELFACILITIES
NorE: POWER
SWTTCH
When the power switch is setto ON. the head section may be energized momentarily. However,
this is not indicative of any trouble in the unit.
C EJECT
SWITCH
Depressthis switch to open the cassettedoor.
NOTE:
When the tape is in motion (including pause) the cassette
door
will not open when thisswitch is
pressed.
@ DUALMODE
COUNTER
The counter mode selector
is used
to switch operations
from a normal
tapecounter
modeto a modethat shows
the amount of time left on the present
tape.Details
may
be
found on page
6.
NOTE:
Turning the power switch ON sets the normal tape counter
operatton.
@ COUNTER
MODE
SELECTOR
Depressthisswitchto select
thecounter
mode.
@ COUTIER
RESETSWITCH
Depressing
thisswitch
resetsthecounterto 0000.
@ LEVEL
METER
Input-output level is shown by this indicator during re-
cordingor playback.
G) OPERATIONSSWITCHES
* (FAST FORWARD): Depressthisswitchto fast
for-
ward the tape in the direction
from leftto right.
<< (REWIND): Depress
thisswitch
to rewind
thetapein
thedirection
from rightto left.
C:)(DIRECTION): Depressthisswitchto reversethedi-
rectionof travelof tape.
PLAY: Depressthisswitchto starttape
playback.
o STOP:Depressthisswitchto stoptapetravel.
O aLnNK
SEARcH
SWITcH
Depressing
this switch
puts
themechanism
inthe
f
astfor-
ward
mode.
When
a non-recorded areaof over
8 seconds
durationin thefastforwardmode
isdetected,
themecha-
nismstopsthetape
and
rewinds
ittothe
proper
recording
start
position.
€) CLEAR SWITCH
Depress
this
switchto clear thedatausedby theAUTO
BLE system.Bias
current,recording
level,
andequaliza-
tionare
setto reference
values
builtintothe
machine.
E nurO BLE
SWtTcH
Depress
this switch
to use theAUTO BLE systemto auto-
matically
adjust
biascurrent,recording
level,
and equali-
zauon.
(E IVIUSIC
REPEAT
SWITCH
Depressing
this switch during tape playback
causes
the
songnow being
played
to be repeated.
(repeat
play
up to
eighttimes)
(TD
INDEX
SCANSWITCH
Depressing
this switch causesthe mechanism
to scanin
the directionthat the DIRECTION
switch
(CZl) is
set
to. When
a tapehasa numberof songsrecorded
on it,the
scanmechanismwill stop at the beginningof eachsong
and play about 7 seconds
of it. lf scanis desiredduring
tape rewind, depress
this switch alongwith the rewind
switch
( << ).
@)
MS/SKtP
SWTTCH
When
this
switchis
ON,depressing
the
fast
forward
switch
(rewind
switchif traveling
inotherdirection)
causes
the
mechanism
to fastforward
to thebeginning
of thenext
song,
and restart
playback
from that point.
When the
MS/SKIP
switchison
duringnormal
playback,
blank
sec-
tions between
songsovereight
seconds
long
will be
skippedover
in the fast forward
modeuntil the be-
ginning
of thenext
song,and
playback
willrestart
from
that
point
automatically.
)UrO ,rr, AuTO BLEis an abbreviation for Automatic BiasLevet Equalizer Tuning System. Detailsof the systemmay be found no page 14.

FRONT
PANEL
FACILITIES
@-:_-+-_->- r- TAPETRAVEL INDICATORS
t-+ l; -tl V--J Theseindicators
showthe
travel-stop
status
ot the
tape.
t: - Reverserunnrnq
MS/SK I
P INDICATO R
-----------Evs/sr'
il0co
@rrupur
KNoB
This knob is used
to adjustinput level
duringrecording.
The front knob can be turnedto adjust
the left channel,
and the backsideknob can be turned to adjustthe right
channel
independently.
@
ourpur KNoB
Thisknob isusedto adjustoutput level.
@
wrorurroR
swrrcH
Use this switch to monitor recording.
Depressing
this
switch (
^ SOURCE)allowsthe sourceto be monitored.
In this position,
the recording
sourceis
monitored
before
tape
passes
overthe recording
head.Returning
theswitch
to the TAPE ( r ) position
allowsthe tape
to be moni-
tored.Materialrecorded
on thetapeisheard
directly
after
passing
overthe recording
head.
G)AUTOTAPE
SELECT|ND|CATOR
When a cassettetape is loaded
into the unit, the sensor
holes
on the cassette
areusedto detect
the type of tape
inserted.
Biasand equalization
arethen automatically
set
according
to tapetype. This indicator
functions
to show
the
typeof tapeinuse
C) DOLBY
NR*
ON/OFF
SWITCH
Depress
this switch to usethe Dolby NR systemduring
recording
and
playback.
@ B/C
TYPESELECTOR
Depress
this switchto selectthe B type Dolby NR system
or the C type system.The indicator
on the left
will show
the
appropriateselection.
(9 NNPXFILTER
SWITCH
Depress
this
switchto recordFM stereo
broadcasts
and
TV programs using
theDolbyNB
system.
@pause
swrrcH
Depress
this
switchto temporarily
stop
tapetravel.
This
switch
will not stoptapetravel
during
fastforward
or
duringthe rewind
mode.Depress
the switch
againto
restart
taoe
travel.
@ NCC
SWITCH
Depress
this
switchto starttaperecording.
MUSICREPEAT
INDICATOR
AUTODATA INDICATOR
This indicator blinks during the automatic adjustment
process
of AUTO BLE. When adjustment
iscompleted
the
indicator
isilluminated.
€D
NEC
MUTE
SWITCH
Depressthis switch to create a non-recorded
section
duringtape
recording.For
details,refer
to page
10.
03 MEMORY SWTTCH
(PUSH
ON)
Usethis switchin conjunctionwith the tapecounterand
rewind switch (in reversemode, fast forward switch)
to
automaticallV
stop tape travel at a position
set on the
counter.
Press
the switchagainto return
to normalmode
operation.For
details,
ref
erto page
1
'l
.
fq\ TAPE
CAPACITY
SELECTOR
Usethis switch to convert the counter into a remaining
tape
trmetype counter.
L46 is
usedwhena largehub
46-
minutestapeis
being
played.
€r-l
MODE
SELECTOR
SWITCH
- :At this position,
the tape
isautomatically
stopped
at
theend of travelon either
take
up reel.
3:ln this
position,
the tapewill reverse
itsdirection
of
travelat the end of the
tapeinthe present
direction
of
travel.After the tape makes
on round trip it is
auto-
matically
stopped.
C): In this position, playback is repeatedfour complete
times.
(fourroundtrips)
?6)
TIMER
SWITCH
This switch is used
in conlunctionwith the timer for re-
cording
and
playback.
REC: Recording
automatically
commences
at the
time
seton thetimer.
OFF: Keep
in this
position
when
timernot
being
used.
PLAY: The
tapewillautomatically
be
played
back
atthe
timesetonthe
timer.
@ Mlc JACKS
(1,
R)
Plug
the microphones
into
these
jacks
when
making
mike
recordings.
€3
pnorues
JACK
Plug
the headphones
into this jackwhen monitoring
tape
recording.
or listening
to playback.
Theword "Dolby" and
!! are
trademark
of Dolby Laboratories
LicensingCorporation,
NoiseReduction
Systemmanufactured
underlicensefrom Dolby LaboratoriesLicensing
Corooration.

CASSETTE
TAPE
AUTO
TAPE
SELECTORMECHANISM
This mechanism
uses
the sensorholes
on the cassette
taoe
to detect
the type of tape
being
used.
lt then
automaticallv
adjuststhe proper recording
bias
and equalization
for the
rape.
The sensorholesfor thevarious
tape
types
are
shownin the
figure
below.
Sensor
Large
cassette
hubsand
Small
cassette
hubs
The figure showsthe differencebetweenlarge
and small
cassette
hubs. Adjust the TAPE CAPACITY SELECTOR
correctly in order to obtain an accurate
remainingtape
time.
THEDUALMODE
COUNTER
Thisunit has
adigitaltapecounter
thatcan
alsodisplay
the
amount of playbackor recording
time remaining
during
tapetransport.When
power isfirst
turnedon, the counter
operates
asa normaltapecounter.
To change
to the remain-
ingtime display,depress
the countermode
selector
switch;
a dot (.) will appearin the counter.When
the PLAY or
REC switch is depressed,
the counter will display an
approximatevalue
of the remaining
time.During
thistime,
thedot flashes
on andoff to showthecounteris
calculating
theremainingtime.
Oncecalculationshave
been
completed,
thedot will remainlit andtheexact
remaininq
timewill
be
displayed.
When tape transportis interrupted
before
the end of the
tape is reached
and then started
again,the process
starts
again,
an approximate
valuedisplayed
first and then the
exactvalue
a shorttime later.
During
the fast forward
and
rewind modes,
the time indication
changes
in 10 second
intervals,
returning
to 1 second intervals
when the STOP
switchisdepressed.
Whenthe direction
of tapetravel
isre-
versed,
the counter
automaticallychangesto indicate
time
remaining
inthenewdirection.
NOTE:
. Theremaining
timefunction
operates
only for tapes
with tape
capacity
selector
indicators
l4 types).
The
remainingtime
func'
tion maynot operate
properly
withcommercially
pre'recorded
tapesandtapes
with no timecapacity
markings.
6
ln this case,the AUTO BLE system will not function.
NOTE:
The tape selector /s ser to the chrome tape
position when a metal
tape without the regulated
sensing
holesisused.ln thiscase,
prop-
er recording and erasure
may not be possible. The
ptayback of pre_
recorded tapes is not affected. lt is recommended that vou use
metal tapesequipped with detection ho/es.
No sensor
holes
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Normal tape
Smallhubs Large
hubs
o The remaining time indication varies slightly depending on the
cassette
in use.Also, the calculator is designedto display 00.OO
while there is still a small amount of time remaininq bmount
varies
for tapelengthsand manufacturers).
. Depressing
the STOP switch while the counter is still calculat-
ing (dot is flashing on and off) may prevent the counter from
calculating the exact remaining time. Depressthe PLAY switch
againto obtain the exact value.
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ALWAYS
CHECKTHEFOLLOWING: lstheTIMER
switchin
theOFF
position?
When
theTIMER
switchis
ON,tapetravel
will
automatical-
lystart
when
the
POWER
switch
isturned
on.
1.
2.
Are the heads
clean?
Dirty heads
degradethe sound
quality
of theunit.
For headcleaning
procedure
refer
to TAPE DECK CARE
on page 14.
Depress
thePOWER
switch.
Loadthecassettetape.
@Witn the sideof the
tape you want to
play back facing
you andthe
exposed
tape portion down,
insert the cassette
tape in the holder.
@ctos" the cassette
o
oor.
@ Depressthe EJECT
switch
The tape indicator will be illumi-
nated according to the tYPe of
tape inserted.
3. SelecttheDOLBYNR
system.
Select
the C type DOLBY NR systemfor tapes
recorded
usingthat system.
Select
the B
type DOLBY NR svstemfor
tapesrecorded
using
that system.
4. Start playback.
STOPPING
THE TAPE TRAVEL
Depress
the
STOPswitch.
AUTO
STOP
MECHANISM
AND TRAVEL
MODE
SELECTOR
SWITCH
TheAUTO STOP
mechanism
is
setto function
according
to
the positioning
of the MODE
selector
switch.
In the
single
( - ) position,
tapetransport
stops
at the end of the side
being
played In theauto reverse
( I ) position,
tapetrans-
port is automatically
reversed
when the end of the tape is
reachedand thentape
transport
is
stopped
when
theend
of
the reverse
side
of the tape is reached.
The repeat
(
CJ )
position
automatically
reverses
tape transport
seven
ttmes
eachtime the end
of the
tapeis
reached
and
then
sropsrape
tra
n
sport.
NOTE:
. The auto-reverse
function may not operate if the cassette
tape in
use hasa cleaning-type leader tape, a leader tape with a destgn
printed on it or if there isno leader tapeat all.
. When the PAUSE switch is pressed and then released during
auto repeat, the tape will be played back another four times in
each direction.
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RECORDING
a
o
ALWAYS
CHECK
THE
FOLLOWING:
TIMER
switch
OFF.
Certain
sensorholes
are
provided
with thetape
being
useo.
MONITOR
switchsettoTAPE.
D
lRECTION
switchset
toforwarddirection.
Are the cassette
tape
erasure
prevention
tabs
broken off?
Cassette
tapes
cannot
be recorded
if theerasure
prevention
tabsare
broken
off.
a
O
@
1. Depress
the
POWER
switch.
2. Load
thecassette
tape.
3. Depress
theAUTO
BLE
switch.
(2)
witn the sideof the
tape you want to
play back facing
you and
the
exposed
tape portion down,
Insert the cassette
tape in the holder.
@ Ctor" the cassette
door.
lo
ll
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O
When
AUTO BLE isnot being
used,
the referenCe
value
for
the tape
being
used
will be
adjusted
according
to theTApE
indicator position.
The CLEAR switch does not require
o
peration.
4. Place
the recording
mode into stand-by
status.
Depress
the REC
switch
andPAUSE
switch.
Approximately
five seconds
of leader
are
on the first portion of the tape.
Depress
the PLAY switch
to skip
this
portion.
5. Select
the DOLBY NR system
to beused.
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nated according to the type of
tape
inserted.
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RECORDING
6. Adjust
the
recording
level.
. Thedots (c) between +4 and +2 on the level meters
tndicate
the standard Dolby level.
NOTE:
This unit usespeak hold type meters,-peak readings are hetd for
about two secondsbefore going out.
7. Begin
recording.
AUTO
BLEOPERATION
NOTES
AUTO BLE (Auto Bias Level Equalizer
Tuning System)
uses
an internal
oscillator,
and automaticallv
records
and
plays back a portion of the tape for about an g-second
period
and
then
adjuststhe bias,
recording
level,
andequali-
zation for the particulartape being played. To assure
proper
system
operation.
observe
thenotes
and
precautions
below.
1. Always
usecassette
tape
with the proper
sensing
holes
in
the case.
(This
fact will be notedbv the AUTO TAPE
SELECTindicator)
2. The AUTO BLE system
uses
thefirst
8 seconds
of ataoe
asan operating
area
in which it records
signals
usedfor
adjustment
purposes.
Always make
certain
it is
permissi-
ble to erase
this area.
Also, if a tape is used
with the
erasure
prevention
tabs
broken
off
, AUTO BLE will not
f
unction.
3. Make certain
the MEMORY switch isin the OUT posi-
tion. lf this switch is depressed
while the AUTO BLE
function is operating
the tape may stopduring
rewind
for proper
AUTO BLE operation.
4. Make certain
the MS/SKIP switch is in the OUT oosi_
tion. lf this switch is depressed
while the AUTO BLE
function is operating
the tape may stop
during rewind
for proper
AUTO B
LE operation.
5. The AUTO BLE switch
operateseven
during
tape
trans-
port. However,
if the tape transport
mode is changed,
AUTO BLE operation
will stop
and tape
transport
will
be
changed
to thenew
mode(stop,
fast
forward,
etc.).
6. lf theAUTO DATA indicator
extinguishes
during
AUTO
BLE operations,
it is
anindication
that adjustment
is
not
possible.
lf the correct TAPE indicator
is illuminated
f
astforward
the
tapeand
attempt
ad
justment
in another
adjustment
area.lf proper
adjustment
cannot
be
obtain-
ed in this area
also,set reference
value(without usinq
AUTO
B
LE}.
Adjust so that the
highest
input levels
do not exceed
+6d8.
(Metal tape may be
setas
high
as+8dB).
Adiust
therecording
level
by monitoring
theLEVEL
IVETER.
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The tape deck has
threeheads.
Whenthe MONITOR
switchis placed
in theTAPE
position,
thetapemaybe
monitored
immediately
afterit passes
overthe recording
head.In the SOU
RCE position,
the recording
source
may be monitored.
NOTE:
The DIRECTION switch does not operate during recording oper-
ations.
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8. Monitoring the tape.
When the MONITOR
switch is placed in the
TAPE position,
thevolume
may be adjusted by the
OUTPUT
knob.

USING
THE
TAPEDECKFUNCTIONS
1. RECMUTESWITCH
Depressing
this switch
duringrecording
cutsout thesound
f
rom therecordedsource.Usethis function
whilerecording
radio
broadcasts,TV programs, etc.to cut out commercials
and other unwanted
programs.
lt isalsoconvenient
to use
while makingrecordings
f
rom recordsto cut out thetransi-
ent causedby the stylusloweringonto the record.Also,
this function isusedto create
thefour secondsnon-record-
ed sectionused by the MUSIC REPEAT,
MS/SKIP,and
INDEX
SCAN
functionsfor
detection
purooses.
When
the portion to becut out isof longduration,
usethis
switchin conjunctionwith the PAUSE
switch.
2. MS/SKIPSWITCH
Usethis switch
to quickly locatethe beginning
of a record-
edportion or to skip
overlong
non-recorded
portions.
Locatingthe start of the next song
Deoressthe MS/SKIPswitchand
fastforward
switch.
When
a non-recorded section
is detected,
playback
will start at
the beginningof the next recordingsection.
Depressthe REWINDswitch
to hear thesong
you arecur-
rently
playing
onceagain.
Usingduring
tape
playbackmode
Depressthe MS/SKIPswitch
duringnormaltape
playback.
lf thereisan unrecorded
blank
lastingmorethan
8 seconds
betweentwo programs,
the tape
first run for 8 seconds in
the plavback
mode and then automatically
goes
into the
fastforward mode.after
which it finds thestart
of thefol-
lowing
program
and then entersthe playback
mode.
When
the next program
has
been
reachedat the instantwhenthe
mode is changed
from playback to fastforward,that pro-
gram is skippedand playback
begins
from the start
of the
following
program.
Whenthe MODE selector
issetto the - , or ,
-- position
andthere
is
a longsection
of blanktape
at theend(s)
of the
tape,theunit
willautomatically
proceed
inthe
fast
forward
mode to the first song
on theotherside,
skippingoverall
blank
sectionsto savetime.
Depress
the MS/SKIPswitch once againto deactivatethe
skip
function.
3. MUSIC
REPEATSWITCH
Usethis function to hearonesong
on a pre-recorded
cas'
sette
repeatedly.
When
thisswitch
is
pressed
duringtape
playback,
thenon-
recordedsectionin front of and at theendof thesong
will
be detected,and the present
songwill be repeated
eight
t
imes.
Deoressone of the OPERATIONSswitches
to deactivate
the
musicrepeat
function.Note
thatdepressingthe
PAUSE
switch stopstape transport
but doesnot cancelthe music
repeat function. When the PAUSE switch is depressed
again,
musicrepeat
playback
will continue,but the
repeat
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from one. For example,if the PAUSE
switch is pressed and then releasedafter a song
has
been
repeated
six times,
it will be repeatedanother
eight
times
before
repeat
playback
iscancelled.
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