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OWNER'S GUIDE

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PROGRAM R.ECORDER

THE ATARI410™

PROGRAM RECORDER OWNER'S GUIDE

Now that you have an ATARI410Program Recorder, you have an

economical data storage and retrieval system for your ATARIHome

Computer.

In this booklet you'll discover how easy it is to connect the Program

Recorder to your Home Computer. Youwill also learn how to load pre-

recorded ATARIComputer cassette programs, and how to save and

load your own programs.

Please refer to your ATARI400™or ATARI800™Home Computer

Owner's Guide for proper connection of your TV and setup of your

ATARIHome Computer.

INSTALLATION

Plug the ATARI410Pro-

gram Recorder data cord into

the jack labeled PERIPHERAL

on the right side of your

ATARIHome Computer.

Or, ifyou have an ATARI81O™Disk

Drive, an ATARI820™Printer, or an

ATARI822™Printer, plug the Pro-

gram Recorder data cord into one

of the I/O connectors on the back of

the disk drive or printer. Plug the

disk drive or printer data cord into

the peripheral jack on the computer

console.

Plug the power cord that

comes out ofthe back ofthe

ATARI410Program Re-

corder into the wall outlet.

Insert the ATARIBASIC

cartridge, ifrequired.

Turn on the television and

the computer. The tele-

vision screen will display a

READYprompt.

BUTTON FUNCTIONS

REC (RECORD) enables

the computer to save

(record) programs or data

onto the cassette. Tostart

recording, press down

both the REC and PLAY

buttons simultaneously.

PLAYpositions the tape

so the computer can read

information from the cas-

sette. However, you must

press a key on the com-

puter console (usually the

1;1:"";11'

key) for the tape

to start turning.

REWIND quickly winds

the cassette tape

backward.

ADVANCEquickly winds

the cassette tape forward.

Tostop the cassette tape,

press the STOP/E].button

halfway down. To insert

or eject the cassette tape,

press the button all the

way down.

PAUSEtemporarily sus-

pends the operation of the

Program Recorder during

record or play. Press the

PAUSEbutton once to

suspend operation,

then press

again

to restart.

COUNTER RESET BUTTON

resets the tape counter

to 000. The tape

counter helps you

locate a program on

the cassette once

you make note of

the number show-

ing through the

tape counter

window when

recording.

CASSETTE PROGRAMS

The following are general loading

instructions, as each prerecorded

cassette has its own specific direc-

tions for loading a program into

the computer.

Make sure the ATARIBASIC

cartridge is inserted into your

Home Computer.

Insert the program cassette

into the Program Recorder.

Turn on the television, and

then the computer. The

television screen will dis-

playa READYprompt.

Ifyou are using a pre-

recorded cassette, rewind

the tape to its beginning

and continue with step 6.

Ifyou are usmg your own

cassette program, locate the

program you want on the

tape by pressing either

REWIND or ADVANCE.Refer to

the tape counter for the program's

location (ifyou previously made

note of it).

Type

ElDSam

and

press

IUill;U' .

Youwill

then hear a beep from the

computer to remind you

to press PLAYon the Program

Recorder.

After pressing the PLAY

button on the Program

Recorder, press the

limD

key again on the computer

console. The cassette tape will start

turning and the computer will load

the program into its memory

When the tape stops, your

program has been loaded

from the cassette to the

computer. The television

screen displays a READYprompt.

Torun the program you

have loaded into the com-

puter, type and

press .

Ifyou are running your own cassette

program and want to list your pro-

gram on the screen, type

BlflIEIB

and press

1D1lmJ I

SAVING PROGRAMS

TO CASSETTE

Although the recommended proce-

dure for saving a program is to store

only one program per tape side, it

is possible to save several programs

on each side of a blank cassette.

Make sure the ATARIBASIC

cartridge is inserted into your

Home Computer.

Insert a blank cassette into

the Program Recorder.

Turn on the television, and

then the computer.

Rewind the tape to the

beginning.

Set the counter to 000. If

you are only saving one pro-

gram on that side of the

cassette, you are now ready

to record. Ifyou have other pro-

grams on that side, continue with

step 6.

Press ADVANCEon the

Program Recorder to wind

the tape forward to the

end of the last program re-

corded. Then wind the tape forward

approximately 10more counts (to

make sure you do not record over

another program). Now you are

ready to record the next program.

Make note of the tape count, then

type

BBllaD

and press

i;l;ii@1

on the computer. Youwill hear two

beeps (to remind you to press both

PLAYand RECORD), then press

i; ji 1iUI

again on the computer. The

cassette will begin recording.

Always write down the program's

first and last counter numbers so

you can easily find them.

Ifyou get an Error 143or Error 138

message on your television screen

during a loading procedure, your

tape leader (the non-magnetized

strip wound ahead of the actual

recording tape) might be too long.

As a result, the computer may be

trying to read data where no data

exists. Should this occur, rewind the

tape to the beginning, then advance

it approximately 10counts. Now

begin the loading procedure again.

Ifyou are recording your own pro-

gram on a new cassette you will see

two tabs on the back end of the

cassette. The tabs make it possible

for you to write (or save) programs

to the cassette. If you do not want

your programs or data erased acci-

dentally after you have finished

recording on both sides of the tape,

break offthese tabs (all pre-

recorded tapes are sold with the

tabs broken off).Ifyou want to re-

cord over data or programs already

stored on a cassette, place cello-

phane tape over the areas where

the tabs were. This will deactivate

the write-protect features ofthe

cassette.

MAINTAINING

YOUR CASSETTES

The following suggestions will

help keep your cassettes and the

programs they contain in good

condition.

Keep the cassettes dry

Avoid touching the tape or pulling it

out of the cassette casing.

Keep cassettes in their protective

boxes when not in use.

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Do not expose them to extreme

heat or cold.

Keep them away from magnets and

electrical or electronic equipment

(do not store them on top of or near

your TV).

PROGRAM RECORDER

Clean the tape path on the Program

Recorder periodically

CLEANING YOUR

ATARI 410 PROGRAM RECORDER

Clean the tape path with a good

tape-head cleaner (available at most

record or stereo shops) or 95%

denatured alcohol.

Wet a cotton swab with the cleaner

and wipe the tape heads, capstan

and pinch roller. Be careful not

to leave bits of cotton behind. The

capstan and pinch roller are best

cleaned while they are turning.

Todo this, turn on your computer

with the ATARIBASICcartridge in-

serted, press STOP/E].to open the

cassette door, then press PLAYon

the recorder. Type

BIlSIIa

and

press id¥iI@i on the computer con-

sole. When the computer beeps,

press idii@i again. The capstan

will turn for about 20 seconds.

To clean the exterior of your Pro-

gram Recorder, disconnect it from

the computer and the wall socket.

Wipe the exterior casing with a

damp cloth. Mild detergent may be

used, but avoid using strong solvents

or cleaners on the plastic case.

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