Sony R-D-S EON MHC-2900 User manual

SONTY.
3-758-776-51(1)
Mini
H-Fi
Component
System
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MHc-2900
©1994 by Sony Corporation

| WARNING
To
prevent
fire
or
shock
hazard,
do
not
expose
the
unit
to
rain
or
moisture.
To
avoid
electrical
shock,
do
not
open
the
cabinet.
Refer
servicing
to
qualified
personnel
only.
Laser component in this product is capable of emitting radiation
exceeding the limit for Class 1.
This appliance is classified as a
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Welcome!
Thank you for purchasing the Sony Mini Hi-Fi Component System.
This series is packed with fun features. Here are just a few:
*
A
preset
feature,
that
lets
you
store
and
recall
up
to
40
of
your
favourite
radio
stations
¢ DBS (Dynamic Bass System) that boosts low frequency range audio
to provide deep, powerful bass through the three-way speakers
* A graphic equalizer that lets you adjust the audio quality to fit five
music types
« A timer that lets you set the CD player, tape player or radio to turn
on and off whenever you want
¢ A dual tape deck that lets you record from the radio, CD player or
from the other tape deck and relay play from both decks
¢ A remote commander that lets you control your audio system from
your seat
* RDS buttons that let you receive RDS (Radio Data System) services
For the customers in the C.LS.
As RDS services are not broadcasted in the C.LS. , there are no RDS
buttons
on
the
tuner
section
and
the
remote
commander.

Chapter 1: Setting Up
Connecting the Stereo 4
Inserting the Batteries 5
Setting the Clock 6
Simple Operation 6
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Contents
Chapter 2: the CD Player
Playing a CD (normal play) 7 —
Playing Tracks in Random Order (shuffle play) 8
Playing Only the Desired Tracks (delete play) 8
Playing Tracks in the Desired Order (programme play) 9
Playing Tracks Repeatedly (repeat play) 9
Chapter 3: the Radio
Listening to the Radio 10
Presetting Radio Stations 11
Playing Preset Radio Stations 11
RDS Receiving 11
Chapter 4: the Tape Player
Playing a Tape 14
Recording a CD 15 E
Recording a CD: Selecting Tape Length Automatically (tape select edit) 16 3
Recording a CD: Specifying Tape Length (time edit/just edit) 17
Recording a CD: Specifying Track Order (programme edit) 18
Recording From the Radio 19
Recording From Another Tape (dubbing) 19
Chapter 5: Sound Adjustment
Adjusting the Sound 21
Selecting the Audio Emphasis 21
Adjusting the Audio Emphasis 22
Making a Personal Audio Emphasis File (personal file) 23
Chapter 6: Additional Features
Falling Asleep to Music 24
Waking Up to Music 24
Timer-Recording Radio Programmes 25
Microphone Mixing 26
Karaoke: Singing Along (karaoke pon) 26
Connecting Optional Equipment 26
For Your Information
Precautions 28
Troubleshooting Guide 28
Maintenance 29
Specifications 30
Glossary 30
Index to Parts and Controls 32
Index 33

Connecting
the
Stereo
Inserting
the
Batteries
Setting
the
Clock
Simple
Operation
pid
chapter
1:
Setting
Up
Connecting
the
Stereo
Use
the
illustrations
pelow
to
connect
your
stereo.
If
you
want
to
connect
any
optional
components
to
the
stereo,
see
“Connecting
Optional
Equipment”
in
Chapter
6.
Connecting
the
Flat
Cord
Connect
the
supplied
flat
cord
to
the
SYSTEM
CONTROL
connectors
with
the
same
colour
until
it
clicks.
Fe
To
dis
connect
the
flat
cord
Pull
out
the
connector
of
the
flat
cord
while
pressing
its
sides.
Do
not
pull
the
flat
cord
itself.
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2
Connect
the
right
speaker
fo
R
connectors
and
the
left
speaker
to
L
Connecting
the
Speakers
Twist
the
speaker
cable
coating
and
strip
it from.
the
end
of
the
cable.
ae
connectors.
To
set
up
the
speakers
away
from
the
system
Use
a
speaker
cord
(not
supplied)
to
extend
the
length
of
the
connecting
cords.
STEP
3|
Connecting
the
Aerials
AM
loop
aerial
FM
lead
aerial*
(supplied)
(supplied)
-
75.
*Note:
Extend
it
horizontally
To
improve
the
FM
reception
Connect
an
outdoor
FM
aerial
to
the
FM
75
Q
terminal,
using
@
75-ohm
coaxial
cable
and
IEC
standard
socket
connector.
iEC
standard
socket
connector
(not
supplied)
To
improve
the
AM
reception
After
you
connect
the
AM
aerial,
connect
a
6-
to
15-meter
(20-
to
50-feet)
insulated
wire
to
the
AM
terminal.
Connect
the
terminal
to
earth.
Important
Ground
the
external
aetial
against
lightning.
To
prevent
a
gas
explosion,
do
not
connect
the
ground
wire
to
a
gas
pipe:
Insulated
wire
(not
supplied)
Ground
wire

Right speaker
To set up the AM loop aerial
When placed on a fiat surface
When mounted on a wall
4
FM aerial
(supplied)
!Do this connection last!
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AM loop aerial
(supplied)
Tuner/Equalizer/
Amplifier
Ess to a wall outlet
ISTEP 4 | Connecting the
Power
Connect the mains lead to a wall outlet
after you have made all the above
connections.
to a wall outlet
Caution
Before you power on the stereo, turn the
VOLUME control counterclockwise to
decrease the sound level.
For the customers in the C.1.S.
When you want to receive FM stereo
broadcast in PILOT TONE mode, see
“Changing the FM Reception Mode (for
the C.LS. model)”.
CD player/
Tape player
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Left speaker
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inserting the
Batteries
Install two R6 (size AA) batteries in the
supplied remote commander for remote
control.
1 Slide the lid to remove it.
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2 Insert two R6 (size AA) batteries.
Match the + and ~ to the diagram in the
battery compartment.
3 Slide the lid to replace it.
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Chapter 1: Setting Up
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Battery life
You can expect the remote commander to
operate for about six months (using Sony
SUM-3 (NS) batteries) before the batteries
run down. When the batteries no longer
operate the commander, replace all the
batteries with new ones.
To avoid battery leakage
If you are not going to use the commander
for a long time, remove the batteries to
avoid damage caused by corrosion from
battery leakage.
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Setting the Clock
The built-in clock shows the time in the
display even if the power is off. You need
to set the clock to enjoy the timer-activated
features of your stereo system.
Use the buttons on the unit to do this
operation.
POWER—ON
1 Press CLOCK SET.
The hour indication begins flashing.
2 Set the current hour by pressing
TUNER/TIMER (+/-) until the correct
hour appears.
Chapter 1: Setting Up
3 Press MEMORY/NEXT.
The minutes indication begins flashing.
4 set the current minute by pressing
TUNER/TIMER (+/-) until the correct
minute appears.
5 Press MEMORY/NEXT.
The clock starts running and the upper
dot flashes.
Use the time signal to set the clock
accurately.
To correct the clock setting
- Repeat steps 1 to 5.
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Simple Operation
This system is equipped with useful
functions that allow you to listen to music
by performing a few simple operations.
One Touch Play
This function allows you to listen to music
simply by pressing a single button, even if
the power is off.
CD player:
Press [> on the CD player (or B> on the
remote commander) when the power is off.
When a CD is in the player, you will be able
to start listening to the CD without pressing
any other buttons. If no CD is inserted, the
system will just turn on.
Tape player:
Press E> or <1 on the tape player (or >
or ~“@ on the remote commander) when the
power is off. When a tape is in the player,
you will be able to start listening to the tape
without pressing any other buttons. If no
tape is inserted, the system will just turn
on,
Tuner:
Press TUNER/BAND when the power is
off.
You will be able to start listening to the last
received station without pressing any other
buttons.

Chapter 2:
the CD
Player
Playing a CD (normal play)
Playing Tracks in Random
Order (shuffle play)
Playing Only the Desired
Tracks (delete play)
Playing Tracks in the Desired
Order (programme play)
Playing Tracks Repeatedly
(repeat play)
Playing a CD (normal
play)
You can play CDs in five modes: normal,
shuffle, delete, programme and repeat. The
mode decides which tracks (songs) you will
listen to, in which order and whether or not
they will repeat.
You can operate the stereo system on the.
unit or from the supplied remote
commander. Also, you can play 12 cm
' (5-inch) and 8 cm (3-inch) CDs. If the CD is
supplied with an adaptor, remove it before
playing the CD.
Before you play the CD, decrease the sound
level by turning the VOLUME control
counterclockwise, to avoid damaging the
speakers.
POWER—ON
1 Press 8 OPEN/CLOSE to open the disc
tray.
2 Holding the CD by the edge, place the
CD on the CD tray with the label side
up. (When you play an 8-cm CD, place it
on the inner circle of the disc tray.)
3 Press > on the unit (or press B> on the
remote commander).
The disc tray closes and play starts.
Track number
Index number Music calendar
Playing time
4 Adjust the volume.
Turn VOLUME clockwise to turn up the
volume, or counterclockwise to turn
down. (Or press VOL +/— on the remote
commander.)
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Stop play |
Pause i :
Resume play [> or Hi (> or HY)
Remove theCD SOPEN/CLOSE
& OPEN/CLOSE
* The buttons on the remote commander
are indicated in parentheses.
One Touch Play feature
Press [> on the CD player (or > on the
remote commander) when the power is off.
When a CD is in the player, you will be able
to start listening to the CD without pressing
any other buttons. If no CD is inserted, the
system will just turn on.
To find a track directly
You can find a track you want just by
pressing the track number on the remote
commander.
1 Set the TUNER/EQ/CD selector to CD.
2 Press the numeric button for the track
you want.
If the track number is 11 or more
Select the track number with the numeric
buttons after you press >10 on the remote
commander.
e.g. Press >10, 2, 1 for the track number 21.
Press >10, 2, 10 for the track number 20.
“10” functions as the digit “0”.
To find the beginning of a track
— Automatic Music Sensor (AMS)
You can locate the beginning of a track
while the track is playing or while it’s in
pause mode.
To locate the beginning of the current or
preceding track, press Kk <4 (or 4 on
the remote commander) repeatedly until
you find the track you want.
To locate the beginning of the succeeding
track, press PPI (or PPI on the remote
commander) repeatedly until you find the
track you want.
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Chapter 2 : the CD Player
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To find a point in a track
You can find a particular point in a track
while the track is playing or while it’s in
pause mode. Use the buttons on the CD
player to operate this feature.
To Do this
Go forward Hold down PI and
quickly in release it at the desired
a track point.
Go backwards Hold down <4 <44 and
quickly ina release it at the desired
track point.
Search quickly Press If. and hold down
without Hd << or DP PP.
listening Press C> (tl or B> )
again at the desired
point.
To check the remaining or total
playing time
Use the TIME button on the remote
commander.
To check Press
Remaining TIME once during play
time in a track
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TIME twice during play
of the tracks left
Remaining time
on the CD
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Total number of | TIME in stop mode
tracks and total
playing time
Notes
¢ You can check the remaining time during
normal, shuffle, delete, and programme
play.
* The total playing time and number of
tracks also appear in the display when
you press & OPEN/CLOSE to close the
disc tray.
¢ If the CD has more than 20 tracks, the
remaining time in a track appears “--.--”.
Notes on handling discs
* To keep the disc clean, handle the disc by
its edge. Do not touch the surface.
¢Do not stick paper or tape onto the disc.
* Do not expose the CD to direct sunlight or
heat sources such as hot air ducts, nor
leave it in a car parked in direct sunlight
as there can be a considerable rise in
temperature inside the car.
Chapter 2 : the CD Player
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Playing Tracks in
Random Order
(shuffle play)
You can play all the tracks on the CD in
random order. Use the buttons on the unit
to do this operation.
POWER—ON
CONTINUE
1 Press SHUFFLE.
“SHUFFLE” appears in the display.
2 Press >.
“ ©, ” appears and then all the tracks
play in random order.
To stop playing
Press Mi.
To cancel shuffle play
Press CONTINUE.
“SHUFFLE” disappears from the display,
and tracks continue playing in their original
order.
To replay the current track during shuffle
play
Press Kid <q.
You cannot replay the previous track.
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Playing Only the
Desired Tracks
(delete play)
You can delete unwanted tracks and play
the remaining tracks in order.
POWER—ON
Before operation
Set the TUNER/EQ/CD selector on the
remote commander to CD.
1 Press SHUFFLE so that “SHUFFLE”
appears in the display.
2 Press the numeric button for the track
you want to delete.
The track number and “OFF” appear in
the display.
3 Press CONTINUE.
“SHUFFLE” disappears from the
display.
4 Press >.
The remaining tracks play in order.
To restore all the tracks you have
deleted
Press Mf in stop mode.

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Playing Tracks in the
Desired Order
(programme play)
You can programme up to 24 tracks to play
in any order you choose. You do this by
designating the tracks in the order you
want them to play.
POWER—ON
Numeric
buttons
CHECK
CLEAR
1 Press PROGRAM.
“PROGRAM” appears in the display.
2 Press Md << or PPI to choose a
track.
The track number, the playing order and
the total playing time appear. If you
want to choose this track, go to the next
step. If not, press Kd <4 or PP PPI
again to choose another track.
Track number
Playing order
Total playing time
3 Press PROGRAM.
The chosen track number lights up in
the music calendar. If the track number
disappears before you press
PROGRAM, go back to step 2.
Note
If “--.-” appears instead of the total
playing time during programming , this
means you have programmed 21 tracks
or more. This also means the total time
has exceeded 100 minutes.
4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to programme the
remaining tracks in the order you want
’ them to play.
5 Press D>.
All the tracks play in the order you
chose.
To programme using the remote
commander
1 Set the TUNER/EQ/CD selector to CD.
2 Press PROGRAM.
3 Press the numeric buttons in the order
you want them to play.
4 Press CD >.
Playing starts.
To Press
Check the CHECK
programme repeatedly*
Programme apause [l**
Stop play a
Cancel the CONTINUE***
programme play
Erase a track from CLEAR in stop
the end mode
Erase a specific track
so the number of
the track lights up,
and press CLEAR.
Erase the entire
programme
@ once in stop
mode and twice
while playing
* After the last track appeared “End”
appears in the display.
** “P” appears and the total playing time is
reset to 0.00.
*™ The programme is erased.
To change the order of programmed
tracks
Erase the entire programme and create a
new one.
To check the total remaining time of
the programmed tracks
Use the button on the remote commander
to do this operation.
1 Press TIME once to see the remaining
time of the track being played.
CHECK repeatedly
2 Press TIME again to see the remaining
playing
time
of
the
whole
programme.
If you have inserted a pause, the display
shows the remaining time until the
pause.
3 Press TIME once more to return to the
initial display.
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Playing Tracks
Repeatedly (repeat
play)
You can choose between two different
repeat play modes. One repeats all the
tracks in the current play mode; the other
repeats a single track. Use the button on the
remote commander to do this operation.
POWER-—+ON
Repeating all the tracks (in any play
mode)
Press REPEAT once while playing so that
“REPEAT” appears in the display.
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Repeating a single track (in normal
play and delete play)
Press REPEAT twice while playing the
desired track so that “REPEAT 1” appears
in the display.
To cancel repeat play
Press REPEAT so that “REPEAT” or
“REPEAT 1” disappears from the display.
Chapter 2 : the CD Player
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Chapter 3:
the
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Listening to the Radio
Presetting Radio Stations
Playing Preset Radio Stations
RDS Receiving
Chapter 3 : the Radio
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Listening to the
Radio
When you want to play a radio
programme, you can have the tuner
automatically scan the radio frequencies
and tune in the stations with clear signals.
This feature saves you time in searching for
stations with clear signals. However,
stations with weak signals may be skipped
by automatic tuning. Manually tune in the
ones skipped by automatic tuning.
1 Press TUNER/BAND repeatedly until
the band you want appears in the
display.
As you press TUNER/BAND, the band
changes as follows:
FM — MW — LW
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2 Press TUNING MODE so that “AUTO”
and “TUNING” appear in the display.
3 Press TUNER/TIMER (+/-).
The tuner starts scanning radio
frequencies automatically, and stops
when it finds a clear station. “TUNED”
appears in the display .
“STEREO” also appears if the FM
station tuned is broadcast in stereo.
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4 i you don’t want to listen to the station
selected, press TUNER/TIMER (+/-) to
restart the scan.
When the desired station is not
tuned in
Automatic tuning may skip the station with
weak signal. Tune in the station manually.
1 Press TUNING MODE so that only
TUNING is lit.
2 Press TUNER/TIMER (+/-) repeatedly
until the desired station is tuned in.
To improve AM broadcast reception
Reorient the supplied AM loop aerial for
AM (MW and LW.)
MW/LW
When an FM programme is not clear to
receive
Press STEREO/MONO so that “MONO”
appears in the display. There will be no
stereo effect, but the reception will
improve. Press STEREO/MONO again to
restore the'stereo effect.
One Touch Play feature
Press TUNER/BAND when the power is
off.
You will be able to start listening to the last
received station without pressing any other
buttons.
Changing the FM
Reception Mode (for the
C.1.S. model)
When you want to receive an FM broadcast
in PILOT TONE mode, change the setting
as follows:
1 Select FM band (65~74 MHz) with the
TUNER/BAND button.
2 Press POWER to turn off the power.
3 While pressing the TUNER/TIMER (-),
press POWER to turn it on.
To reset to POLAR mode
Repeat this same procedure.
Important
Stored stations will be erased from the
memory when you change the FM
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Presetting Radio
Stations
You can store radio frequencies in the
tuner’s memory to tune in your favourite
stations quickly. You can preset up to 20
FM stations, 10 MW stations and 10 LW
stations in any order.
Use the buttons on the unit for presetting
stations.
Do not unplug the mains lead for 20
minutes after presetting stations in order to
maintain the memory. If the memory
disappears, preset the stations again.
1 Press TUNER/BAND repeatedly until
the band you want appears.
FM — MW — LW
2 Press TUNER/TIMER (+/-) to tune in
the station you would like to store.
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3 Press MEMORY/NEXT.
The preset station number flashes in the
display.
MEMORY
Preset station number
4 Decide ona preset number for the radio
station (1 to 20 for FM, 1 to 10 for MW
and LW). While “MEMORY” is lit, press
TUNER/TIMER (+/-) to display the
preset number you decided on.
5 Press MEMORY /NEXT.
“MEMORY” disappears, and the station
"is stored at the preset number you
decided.
6 Repeat steps 1 to 5 for each station you
would like to store.
To erase a stored station
Store a new station at a previously used
preset station number. It will erase the old
station and replace it with the new station.
if you have trouble storing a station or if
you made a mistake
Repeat steps 1 to 5.
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Playing Preset Radio
Stations
Once you have preset the stations, use the
TUNER/TIMER (+/~) buttons to quickly
tune in your favourite stations.
POWER-—-ON
1 Press TUNER/BAND repeatedly to
select the band you want.
FM — MW — LW
2 Press TUNING MODE so that
“PRESET” appears in the display.
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3 Press TUNER/TIMER (+/-) to tune ina
preset station.
The station frequency appears and the
system begins receiving the stations.
To
tune
in
a
preset
station
directly
Use
the
buttons
on
the
remote
commander
to do this operation.
1 Set the TUNER/EQ/CD selector to
TUNER.
2 Press the numeric buttons to select the
preset station number you want.
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RDS Receiving
You can enjoy RDS services on this stereo
system. RDS (Radio Data System) is a
broadcasting service which allows stations
to send additional information along with
the regular radio programme signal.
For the customers in the C.LS.
As RDS services are not broadcasted in the
C.LS. , there are no RDS buttons on the
tuner section (EON, PTY) and the remote
commander (EON, RDS DISPLAY).
Receiving RDS Broadcasts
To receive RDS broadcasts, simply make
sure the tuner is set to the FM band.
POWER—ON
1 Press TUN ER/BAND repeatedly to
select the FM.
2 Press TUNING MODE s0 that
“PRESET” appears in the display.
3 Press TUNER/TIMER (+/-) to tune in a
preset station that provides RDS service.
“RDS” and the station name appear in
the display.
“RDS” is lit while receiving the RDS
broadcast.
To check the RDS information
Press RDS DISPLAY.
Each time you press the button, the display
changes to show the following:
Stationname -—+ Frequency
Radio text «<— Programme type
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Notes
The following messages may appear if a
station is not providing a particular RDS
service:
“No PTY Data” (When the receiving
station does not broadcast the programme
type you selected.)
“No Text Data” (When the receiving
station does not broadcast the radio text
data.)
¢ if there is an emergency announcement
by governmental authorities, “PTY
Alarm” flashes in the display.
Information Programmes
(EON)
This procedure shows you how to have the
unit automatically switch from the
currently selected function to the network
RDS station broadcasting a traffic, news or
information programme. When the station
begins broadcasting one of these
programmes, the unit automatically tunes
in the programme and TA, NEWS or INFO
flashes in the display according to the
selected programme. After the programme,
the unit switches back to the last selected
function.
POWER—ON
1 Press EON to select the desired
programme to be monitored.
Each time you press this button, the
display changes cyclically as follows :
TA > NEWS
(no display) «~ INFO
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The unit enters the EON standby mode
and TA, NEWS or INFO appears in the
display. If there is no station which
broadcasts the programme you
selected,”No TA”, “No News” or “No
Info” appears.
Chapter 3 : the Radio
2 When the station which broadcasts the
programme you selected is tuned in,
“TA”, “NEWS” or “INFO” flashes in the
display.
After the programme ends, the unit
switches back to the original function.
— TA
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To stop monitoring the programme
Press the EON button once.
The unit returns to the currently selected
EON standby mode.
To receive the RDS information while
the system power is turned off
Because EON standby mode works even
when the power is off, there is no need to
leave the radio playing unnecessarily. This
feature allows you to listen only when the
information that you want to hear is being
broadcast.
4 Press EON so that TA, NEWS or INFO
appears in the display. The unit enters
the EON standby mode.
2 Press SYSTEM POWER to turn off the
system.
“EON Wait?” and “Push EON KEY”
appear alternately.
3 Press EON within 6 seconds.
“EON WAITING” appears in the
display. The unit goes into the EON
standby mode, and the system power is
automatically turned on upon receiving
an EON programme. When the
programme is finished, the unit is
turned off and returns to the EON
standby mode.
Notes
¢ When the currently being received station
broadcasts the Traffic-Announcement
Identification, “Now TA” appears in the
display.
¢ When the currently being received station
broadcasts the programme you selected
(TA, NEWS or INFO), the station will not
switch.
¢ Not all RDS stations provide EON service.
¢ “Weak Signal” appears if the EON station
which the unit automatically switched to
cannot provide RDS data due to a weak
signal.
¢ “Returning” appears about 4 minutes
after a signal from an EON station which
becomes weak, thus preventing the
station from providing RDS data. This
indicates that the unit is attempting to re-
tune the EON station.
Notes on EON and recording
¢ While in the middle of recording, the
EON receiving function does not operate.
¢ When beginning recording during EON
reception, the recording will
automatically stop when the EON
programme is finished.
Notes on EON and timer
e When the timer is turned on while
receiving an EON programme, the station
set with the timer will not be received.
¢ When the timer is set and the unit is in
EON standby mode, pressing the EON
button while “EON Wait?” and “Push
EON KEY” is displayed after turning off
the system power, the unit continues
EON standby mode even when the power
is off, but the timer will not operate.
Notes on EON and the Function
Selectors
¢ When an EON programme is received
while playing tape or CD, the function is
automatically switched to tuner mode and
the playback of the current source is
stopped. When the EON reception is
finished, the system returns to the
playback of the previously selected
source. (CD playback resumes from the
point where playback was interrupted
when EON started.)
¢ When the function is switched while
receiving an EON programme, it will not
return to the former setting nor start
playback after the broadcast is finished.
Searching for RDS stations
by Programme Type
You can search through all the stored RDS
stations for a specific type of programme
currently being broadcast.
Note
If you want to tune in traffic, news, or
information programmes as they occur on
the RDS network, use the EON feature (see
“Information Programmes (EON)”). The
EON feature allows the unit to
automatically switch to these programmes
as they begin broadcasting.

POWER—ON
1 Press PTY.
“PTY Select” appears in the display.
2 Press TUNER/TIMER (+/-) to select the
programme type you want.
3 Press PTY again.
The unit then begins searching the
preset RDS stations. While the unit is
searching for the preset stations, “PTY
Search” and the selected programme
type are displayed alternately.
When the desired programme is
received, the display changes in the
following order.
PREeST ‘ 83 160 40 1k 25k 63k 18k
The preset number is displayed.
Press TUNER/TIMER (+/-) so that the
desired preset number flashes in the
rightmost side.
You can listen to the selected
programme while selecting the other
programme.
To receive the desired programme
* Leave the preset number as it is for 8
seconds.
¢ Press PTY while the preset number is
flashing.
if the programme type that you
select is not currently being
broadcast...
“PTY not found” appears in the display.
The unit will be set to receive the last
selected station.
If the programme type that you
select ends while PTY scanning...
“PTY change” appears in the display.
If another station is broadcasting the same
type of programme, the unit tunes into it.
Note on Radio Text reception
While receiving Text data, “Text waiting”
appears in the display. When Text Data is
not being provided, “No Text data”
appears in the display.
List of Programme Type (PTY)
Identifies the type of RDS programme. This
allows you to locate a specific type of
programme being broadcast. The
programme types are as follows:
News
‘Affairs :
Topical programmes which expand on the
current news.
Information
Programmes about consumer affairs,
medical advice, etc. and also weather
reports.
Sports
Education
Programmes intended to educate, such as
“How to” and advice programmes. .
Drama
Radio plays and serials.
‘Culture
Programmes about national or regional
culture, such as religion, language, and
societal concerns.
Science
Programmes about the natural sciences and
technology.
Varied
Other types of programming, such as
celebrity interviews, panel games, and
comedy.
Pop Music
Rock Music
M.O.R. Music
Middle of the road music (“easy listening”).
Usually vocal and of short duration.
L, Classical
Classical music for general appreciation,
such as instrumentals, and vocal and choral
works.
S. Classical
Performances of major orchestras, chamber
music, opera, etc.
Other Music
Music that does not fit into any of the above
categories, such as jazz, rhythm and blues,
and reggae.
Alarm ;
Emergency broadcasts. -
No type
Any programming not defined above.
Enhanced Other Networks (EON)
Allows the tuner to switch from the
currently tuned in RDS station to another
network RDS station broadcasting a traffic,
news, or information programme. The
tuner switches back to the original station
after the traffic, news, or information
programme.
Radio Text (RT)
Allows the RDS station to send text
messages that appear in the display of the
tuner.
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Chapter 3 : the Radio

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Chapter 4:
the Tape
Player
Playing a Tape
Recording a CD
Recording a CD: Selecting
Tape Length
Automatically (tape
select edit)
Recording a CD: Specifying
Tape Length
(time edit/just edit)
Recording a CD: Specifying
Track Order (programme
edit)
Recording From the Radio
Recording From Another
Tape (dubbing)
Chapter 4: the Tape Player
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Playing a Tape
You can use TYPE I (normal), TYPE II
(CrO,) and TYPE IV (METAL) tapes.
When you insert the tape, the deck detects
the tape type automatically.
POWER—ON
Note
When you use the remote commander for
the following operations, set the TAPE
DECK A/B selector to A or B to switch the
function of the buttons to either deck A or
deck B.
1 Press & to open the tape compartment.
Insert a recorded tape in deck A or B
with the tape side facing down. Push to
close the compartment.
2 Choose single-side, dual-side, or relay
play.
The DIRECTION mode setting affects
both decks.
Press DIRECTION
To play
so that
One side of the tape <= appears
Both sides* C> appears
Both decks in RELAY appears
succession™*
* The deck stops automatically after
repeating the sequence 5 times.
* See “To play both decks in
succession(relay play).”
3 Press > (to play the front side) or <<]
(to play: the reverse side).
The tape starts playing.
To Press
Stop play a
Pause Il PAUSE on the
deck B
Resume play after IE PAUSE on the
pause deck B or <J or
>
Fast forward PP for front side
44 for reverse side
Rewind 44 for front side
> for reverse side
Remove the cassette &
To find the beginning of a track
(AMS)
Using the AMS (Automatic Music Sensor)
feature, you can quickly find the track
you’re looking for. The deck senses where a
music track begins by detecting a blank
space of more than 4 seconds between
tracks.
AMS does not function while the other
deck is being played or paused.
If the side of the To play the
cassette being next track, track being
played is the press played,
press
Front side (>) >> <<
Reverseside(<]) <4 PP.
To play automatically after fast
winding (auto play)
To start playing from the beginning of the
front side, press [> while holding down
AMS <4.
To start playing from the beginning of the
reverse side, press <] while holding down
AMS >.
To play both decks in succession
(relay play)
Relay play always follows the following
sequence. When the reverse side of the tape
in deck B finishes playing, the following
sequence continues 4 more times.
Deck A = Deck A
(Front side) (Reverse side)
t 1
Deck B 2 Deck B
(Reverse side) (Front side)
1 Press & and insert recorded tapes in
both decks.
2 Press DIRECTION so that RELAY
appears in the display.
3 Press <J or [= on either deck.

To stop relay play
Press ll on the playing deck.
If you play both decks at the same time
You hear the sound from deck A.
When listening to a tape recorded with
the Dolby* noise reduction system
Press the DOLBY NR button to select B or
C. DOLBY NR B or C appears in the
display. The setting affects both decks.
Dolby noise reduction system reduces tape
hiss noise in low-level high-frequency
signals.
* Dolby noise reduction manufactured
under license from Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation.
“DOLBY” and the double-D symbol O00
are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation.
To reset the counter
Press the COUNTER A/B button to display
the counter for the deck you want to reset,
and then press RESET.
One Touch Play feature
Press [> or <J on the tape player when
the power is off.
When a tape is in the player, you will
immediately be able to listen to the tape
without pressing any other buttons. If no
tape is inserted, the system will just turn
on.
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Recording a CD
You can record from a CD to a tape. Use
TYPE I (normal), TYPE II (CrO,) or TYPE IV
(METAL) tapes.
You cannot listen to other sources while
recording.
Recording a CD
Automatically
By using the CD SYNCHRO button, you
can record from a CD to a tape quickly.
Use the buttons on the unit for this
operation. (See “Glossary”.
POWER—ON
Before operation
1 Press [> to select the CD player.
If the player starts playing, press I to
stop play.
2 Press EFFECT on the amplifier so that
“EFFECT OFF” appears in the display.
11 Press & OPEN/CLOSE on the CD
player and place a CD. Then, press
& OPEN/CLOSE again to close the tray.
Total number of tracks and total playing
time appear in the display.
2 Press & and insert a blank tape into
deck B.
Make sure the tabs on the cassette have
not been removed.
3 select dual or single-sided recording
with DIRECTION and press DISPLAY.
To record Press DIRECTION so that
One side == appears
Both sides* C=) or RELAY appears
* Recording always stops at the end of the
reverse side. Be sure to start from the
front side.
4 When you want to reduce the hiss noise
in low-level high-frequency signals,
press DOLBY NR to select B or C.
Dolby C provides greater noise
reduction benefit than Dolby B.
5 Press CD SYNCHRO.
“CD SYNC” appears in the display and
the deck B stands by for recording.
6 Press If PAUSE on the tape player to
release recording pause.
Recording starts.
To stop recording
Press lf on deck B or the CD player.
To change the display
Press DISPLAY so that CD player display
and Tape player display change alternately.
if the CD SYNCHRO button does not
operate
It means that you cannot record on this
cassette. (The tabs have been removed.)
Adjusting the volume will not affect
the recording level
But this control will change the sound
levels you hear through the speakers or
headphones.
Recording equalized or processed
sounds
If audio emphasis setting or a Personal File
is selected on the amplifier, the processed
sound can be recorded. When playing back
a recording that was made of a processed
sound, use EFFECT OFF mode. If the
processed sound is recorded and then the
playback is processed again, the resulting
sound may be distorted. To make a flat
(unprocessed) recording, use EFFECT OFF
mode.
What the [> and <1 indicators
indicate
The [> and << indicators light to indicate
which side starts recording.
They also tell you if a tab has been
removed.
if one indicator lights steadily and the
other indicator flashes for a few
seconds, then disappears
It means that recording will start from the
side which indicator lights steadily. If you
want to start recording from the other side,
press the other side button.
If one indicator lights steadily and the
other indicator neither lights nor
flashes
It means that you can record on only the
side which indicator lights steadily. (The
tab on the other side has been removed.)
if one indicator flashes steadily and the
other indicator neither lights nor
flashes
It: means that you can record on only the
side for which indicator flashes steadily.
Switch sides to start recording by pressing
the button of the side which is flashing.
If both indicators neither light nor
flash
It means that you cannot record on this
cassette. (Both tabs have been removed.)
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Recording a CD Manually
You can record a CD as you like, for
instance, record just the songs you want or
record from the middle of the tape. Before
performing any operations, set the
amplifier to EFFECT OFF mode.
POWER—ON
© =
On On
1 Press & OPEN/CLOSE on the CD
player and place a CD. Then, press
@ OPEN/ CLOSE again to close the
tray.
2 Press & and insert a blank tape into
deck B. Make sure the tabs on the
cassette have not been removed.
3 Press CD to select the CD player.
4 select dual or single-sided recording
with DIRECTION and press DISPLAY.
To record
One side == appears
Both sides*
* Recording always stops at the end of the
reverse side.“Be sure to start from the
front side.
5 when you want to reduce the hiss noise
in low-level high-frequency signals,
press DOLBY NKR to select B or C.
Dolby C provides greater noise
reduction benefit than Dolby B.
Chapter 4 : the Tape Player
Press DIRECTION so that
C> or RELAY appears
6 Press @ REC.
Deck B stands by for recording.
The [> (for front side) or <I (for
reverse side) indicator lights steadily to
show you which side will start
recording. The other indicator flashes
for a few seconds, then disappears.
For a full explanation of the >> and <1
indicators, see “What the [> and <J
indicators indicate” in “Recording a CD
Automatically”.
7 if the indicator for the side you want to
start recording does not light, press >
or <<] to light the side to start recording.
If it lights, skip to step 8.
8 Press Il PAUSE on the tape player to
release recording pause.
Recording starts. You can also start
recording by pressing >> or <1.
9 Press > on the CD player.
The CD player starts playing.
To Press
Stop recording Ml on the deck B
Pause recording 1 PAUSE on the
deck B
Stop CD play @ on the CD player
Pause CD play 4 on the CD player
Adjusting the volume will not affect
the recording level
But this control will change the sound
levels you hear through speakers or
headphones.
Recording equalized or processed
sounds
If an audio emphasis setting or a Personal
File is selected on the amplifier, the
processed sound can be recorded. When
playing back a recording that was made of
a processed sound, use EFFECT OFF mode.
If the processed sound is recorded and then
the playback is processed again, the
resulting sound may be distorted. To make
a flat (unprocessed) recording, use EFFECT
OFF mode.
Inserting a Blank Space
During Recording
To activate the AMS function, it is
necessary to insert a blank space between
tracks.
POWER—ON
1 Press © REC MUTE while recording at
the position where you want to insert
the blank space.
The REC indicator flashes and the tape
runs without recording. After about
4 seconds, the REC indicator and the
PAUSE indicator light, and the unit
enters the recording pause mode.
2 Press II PAUSE at the position where
you want to start recording again.
Recording restarts.
To make a blank of more than
4 seconds
Press OQ REC MUTE for as long as needed.
The indicator on the button flashes faster
after 4 seconds have elapsed. The tape
pauses when you release OQ REC MUTE.
To make a blank within 4 seconds
Press @ REC while the indicator on the
button is flashing.
Recording a CD:
Selecting Tape Length
Automatically (tape
select edit)
You can have the stereo system select and
indicate the most suitable tape length for
recording each disc automatically.
You cannot use Tape Select Edit for discs
which contain 21 tracks or more.

POWER—ON
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Before operation
1. Press [> to select the CD player.
If the player starts playing, press ll to
stop play.
2 Press EFFECT on the amplifier so that
“EFFECT OFF” appears in the display.
1 Press & OPEN/CLOSE on the CD
player and place a disc on the tray. Then
press 2 OPEN/CLOSE again to close
the tray.
The total number of tracks and total
playing time appear in the display.
2 Press EDIT.
“TAPE SELECT” appears, and the
player divides the selections
automatically.
Then the display changes as follows:
WESLECT1 23 4 5
T6789 10
¥
total playing time for side A
3 insert a blank tape of the indicated tape
length (or a longer tape) into deck B.
4 select dual or single-sided recording
with DIRECTION and press DISPLAY.
To record Press DIRECTION so that
One side == appears
Both sides* C> or RELAY appears
* Recording always stops at the end of the
reverse side. Be sure to start from the
front side.
5 when you want to reduce the hiss noise
in low-level high-frequency signals,
press DOLBY NR to select B or C.
Dolby C provides greater noise
reduction benefit than Dolby B.
6 Press CD SYNCHRO.
Deck B stands by for recording.
7 Press If PAUSE on the tape player to
release recording pause.
Recording starts.
Recording equalized or processed
sounds
If an audio emphasis setting or a Personal
File is selected on the amplifier, the
processed sound can be recorded. When
playing back a recording that was made of
a processed sound, use EFFECT OFF mode.
If the processed sound is recorded and then
the playback is processed again, the
resulting sound may be distorted. To make
a flat (unprocessed) recording, use EFFECT
OFF mode.
To Press
Stop recording a
Resume play CONTINUE
Recording a CD:
Specifying Tape
Length (time edit /
just edit)
You can have the stereo system create
programmes based on tape length.
The CD player makes programmes that will
fit the tape length. For example, if you use a
40-minute tape to record a 46-minute CD,
the CD player will automatically choose
tracks that will fit within the 40 minutes,
filling as much of the tape as possible. The
player will not programme tracks beyond
track number 20. Use the buttons on the
unit for this operation.
POWER-—>ON
4
Before operation
1 Press [> to select the CD player.
If the player starts playing, press ll to
stop play.
2 Press EFFECT on the amplifier so that
“EFFECT OFF” appears in the display.
1 Press & OPEN/CLOSE on the CD
player and place a disc on the tray. Then
press & OPEN/CLOSE again to close
the tray.
The total number of tracks and total
playing time appear in the display.
2 Press CD.
CD is selected.
3 Press & on the deck B and insert a blank
tape into deck B.
Make sure the tabs on the cassette have
not been removed.
select dual or single-sided recording
with DIRECTION and press DISPLAY.
Press DIRECTION so that
<= appears
C3 or RELAY appears
To record
One side
Both sides*
* Recording always stops at the end of the
reverse side. Be sure to start-.from the
front side.
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5 Choose how you want the tracks to be
recorded.
To fit as many tracks on the tape as
possible while changing the original
CD order as little as possible (time
edit)
Press EDIT twice.
“EDIT” appears in the display.
To fit as many tracks on the tape as
possible letting the CD player
change the original CD order (just
edit)
Press EDIT three times.
“JUST EDIT” appears in the display.
6 Press 4 << or PP PPI to designate
the tape length or “~.--”.
Choose the indication for tapes of
corresponding minute length.
As you press the button, the indication
changes as follows:
~~ C-A6OC-54
q (23.00) (27.00) S
C-90C-744C-60
(45.00) (37.00) (30.00)
To specify the recording time
Use the numeric buttons (1 to 10) on the
remote commander to specify the
recording time on each side of the
cassette.
e.g. To specify 11 minutes 30 seconds,
press 1,1, 3,10.
7 Press EDIT.
The player determines the tracks to be
recorded on side A automatically.
Selections to be recorded
Total playing time
8 When you record on both sides, press
EDIT again.
The player determines the tracks to be
recorded on side B.
Chapter 4 : the Tape Player
9 Press DISPLAY to select the display
for the tape player.
1 0 When you want to reduce the hiss
noise in low-level high-frequency
signals, press DOLBY NR to select B
orc.
Dolby C provides greater noise
reduction benefit than Dolby B.
1 Tress CD SYNCHRO.
Deck B stands by for recording.
1 2 Press HI PAUSE on the tape
player to release recording pause.
Recording starts.
To stop recording
Press Hi on deck B.
To select the desired tracks
beforehand
You can place priority on some tracks to be
recorded by selecting them before
programming them up to 20 tracks. See
“Playing Tracks inthe Desired Order
(programme play).”
To check the order
Press CHECK repeatedly.
As you press the button, the programme for
side A, “P” and the programme for side B
appear in order.
To cancel time edit/just edit
Before you press EDIT on step 5, press il
to cancel. After you press EDIT on step 5,
press CONTINUE.
Recording equalized or processed
sounds
If audio emphasis setting or a Personal File
is selected on the amplifier, the processed
sound can be recorded. When playing back
a recording that was made of a processed
sound, use EFFECT OFF mode. If the
processed sound is recorded and then the
playback is processed again, the resulting
sound may be distorted. To make a flat
(unprocessed) recording, use EFFECT OFF
mode.
if programming takes too long during
just edit
Some CDs with many tracks may take a
while for the CD player to programme. In
this case, press Ml.
The programme will be the closest time you
specified until was pressed.
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Recording a CD:
Specifying Track
Order (programme
edit)
You can adjust the total recording time to
the tape length while making a programme.
POWER->ON
1 Following the procedure “Playing
Tracks in the Desired Order
(programme play)”, programme the
tracks you want to record for side A.
Make sure to programme the tracks so
that the total playing time of side A does
not exceed the tape length of one side.
2 Press Il on the remote commander.
“P” appears in the display and the total
playing time is reset to “0.00”.
3 Programme the tracks you want to
record for side B as the same way as
you did for side A.

4 Select dual or single-sided recording
with DIRECTION and press DISPLAY.
Ee
Press DIRECTION so that
<= appears
C= or RELAY appears
To record
One side
Both sides*
*
Recording
always
stops
at
the
end
of
the
reverse
side.
Be
sure
to
start
from
the
front
side.
5 Press CD SYNCHRO.
Deck B stands by for recording.
6
Press
if
PAUSE
on
the
tape
player
to
release
recording
pause.
To Press
Stop recording |
Resume play CONTINUE
|
Recording
From
the
Radio
You can record from the tuner onto a tape.
Use TYPE I (normal), TYPE II (CrO,) or
TYPE IV (METAL) tapes.
POWER-—ON
ont
“NWO 0 BD
1 Press TUNER/BAND several times until
the desired radio band appears.
2 Tune in the radio station you want to
record. (See “Listening to the Radio”, or
“Playing Preset Radio Stations” for
details.)
3
Press
&
and
insert
a
blank
tape
into
deck
B.
4
Press
DISPLAY
to
select
the
display
for
the
tape
player.
5
Select
dual
or
single-sided
recording.
To record
One side
== appears
Both sides*
*
Recording
always
stops
at
the
end
of
the
reverse
side.
Be
sure
to
start
from
the
front
side.
6
When
you
want
to
reduce
the
hiss
noise
in
low-level
high-frequency
signals,
press
DOLBY
NKR
to
select
B
or
C.
Dolby
C
provides
greater
noise
reduction
benefit
than
Dolby
B.
7 Press @ REC.
Deck
B
stands
by
for
recording
and
the
recording
side
of
the
cassette
appears
in
the display.
The [> (for front side) or <1 (for
reverse side) indicator lights steadily
and shows you which side will start
recording. The other indicator flashes
for a few seconds, then disappears.
For a full explanation of the >> and <J
indicators, see “What the >> and <1]
indicators indicate.”
8
If
the
indicator
for
the
side
you
want
to
start
recording
does
not
light,
press
>>
or
<<
to
light
the
side
to
start
recording.
If
it
lights,
skip
to
step
9.
9
Press
Il
PAUSE
on
the
tape
player
to
release
recording
pause.
Recording
starts.
You
can
also
start
recording
by
pressing
[>
or
<1.
To stop recording
Press @.
When recording AM broadcasts
Sometimes
a
whistling
sound
not
normally
heard
when
just
listening
to
a
broadcast
is
audible.
If
this
happens,
adjust
the
pdsition
of the AM loop aerial until the whistling
sound can no longer be heard.
Adjusting
the
volume
will
not
affect
the
recording
level
But
this
control
will
change
the
sound
levels
you
hear
through
speakers
or
headphones.
a en en ee
Press DIRECTION so that
C™ or RELAY appears
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NS
a
tee
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Recording From
Another Tape
(dubbing)
You
can
record
the
whole
tape
onto
another
automatically.
While
dubbing,
you
can
listen
to
the
radio
or
a
CD
by
pressing
TUNER
or
CD.
Use
the
buttons
on
the
unit
to
do
this
operation
and
TYPE
I
(normal),
TYPE
Il
(CrO,)
or
TYPE
IV
(METAL)
tape
for
dubbing.
POWER-—ON
Naw fh
1
Press
&
and
insert
a
recorded
tape
in
deck
A
and
a
blank
tape
in
deck
B.
Use
the
</>
buttons
on
deck
A
to
locate
the
beginning
of
the
track
that
you
want
to
record.
2
Choose
how
you
want
the
tape
to
record
and
press
DIRECTION
to
display
the
mode
you
want.
Position Operation
=
Dubbing
stops
at
the
end
of
one
side
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When
the
tape
in
one
deck
comes
to
the
end
of
the
front
side,
it
reverses
immediately
regardless
of
the
tape
position
in
the
other
deck.
RELAY
When
the
tape
in
one
deck
reaches its end of the front
side, it stops until the other
tape come to its end, and
then both tapes reverse
together.
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3
Press
DUBBING
MODE
to
select
the
dubbing
speed
you
want.
Deck
B
stands
by
for
recording.
As
you
press
the
button,
the
indication
changes
as
follows:
NORM:
dubbing
at
normal
speed
HIGH:
dubbing
at
high
speed
4
Choose
the
same
direction
on
both
decks
by
pressing
E>
or
<1.
To
dub
on
one
side,
choose
t>
or
<1.
To
dub
on
both
sides,
choose
oH.
When
dubbing
at
normal
speed
To
choose
the
direction
on
deck
A,
press
Bt
immediately
after
pressing
<J
or
>.
5
press
tl
PAUSE.
The
tape
starts
dubbing.
When
the
tape
has
started
dubbing
from
the
reverse
side
in
CO
mode,
dubbing
will
stop
at
the
end
of
the
reverse
side.
To
stop
dubbing
Press
Ml
on
deck
B.
You
do
not
have
to
set
DOLBY
NR
The
tape
in
deck
B
is
automatically
recorded
in
the
same
state
as
the
tape
in
deck
A.
If
the
HIGHINORM
indication
flashes
3
times
and
disappears
It
means
that
you
cannot
record
on
this
-
cassette.
(The
tabs
have
been
removed.)
Listening
to
another
audio
source
while
dubbing
is
in
progress
Select
the
sound
source
that
you
want
to
listen
to,
using
the
function
buttons
(TAPE,
MD/DAT/VIDEO,
CD,
TUNER,
PHONO)
on
the
amplifier.
You
can
monitor
the
material
being
dubbed
by
selecting
TAPE.
During
high-speed
dubbing
None
of
the
buttons
on
either
deck
works,
except
for
the
i
button.
Chapter
4:
the
Tape
Player