Sony Walkman WM-D6C Manuel utilisateur

STEREO

CASSETTE-CORDER

M-D6C

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Please

read

this

operating

manual

thoroughly

before

operating

this

high

quality

electronic

unit,

that

you

can

obtain

the

maximum

en-

joyment

from

it.

This

manual

should

retained

for

future

ref-

erence

and

used

answer

your

operational

questions

they

arise.

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‘@

PROFESSIONAL

WALKMAN

trademark

Sony

Corporation

1983

Sony

Corporation

OWNER’S

RECORD

The

model

number

located

the

rear

and:

the

serial

number

located

the

battery

compartment.

Record

the

serial

number

the

space

pro-

vided

below.

Refer

these

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

Sony

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Mode!

No.

WM-D6C

Serial

No.

INFORMATION

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

comply

with

the

limits

for

Class

digital

device,

pursuant

Part

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

not-installed

and

used

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

radio

communications.

However,

there

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

particular

installation.

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

radio

television

reception,

which

can

determined

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

encouraged

try

correct

the

interference

one

the

following

measures:

Reorient

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

¢«

Connect

the

equipment

into

outlet

circuit

different

from

that

which

the

receiver

connected.

Consult

the

dealer

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

Warning

You

are

cautioned

that

any

changes

modifications

not

expressly

approved

this

manual

could

void

your

authority

operate

this

equipment.

TABLE

CONTENTS

POOUUFES

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FEATURES

Quartz

lock

capstan

servo

system

assures

accurate

and

stable

tape

speed.

addition

the

conventional

B-type

Dolby

system,

the

WM-D6C

employs

the

C-type

Dolby

system

which

reduces

tape

noise

twice

effectively

the

B-type

system.

Speed

control

adjusts

the

tape

speed

accurately

(approx.

+4%)

the

playback

mode.

DC-DC

converter

boosts

the

low

voltage

and

maintains

sufficient

power.

Amorphous

head

for

recording/playback

provides

wider

dynamic

range

and

extended

frequency

response.

Tape

selector

for

optimum

recording

with

standard

tapes

well

high-performance

tapes.

Microphone

attenuator

eliminates

the

dis-

tortion

which

may

caused

high-level

input

signal.

MIC

(PLUG

POWER)

jack

can

supply

power

ECM-909A

electret

condenser

stereo

microphone

(optional).

Three

different

power

sources:

batteries,

house

current,

and

car

battery.

5-LED

peak/battery

indicator

shows

both

the

peak

levei

and

the

battery

strength.

Stereo

minijacks

can

used

for

connect-

ing

audio

components.

Dolby

noise

reduction

manufactured

under

ficense

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

“DOLBY”

and

the

double-D

symbol

O00

are

trademarks

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

PRECAUTIONS

Operate

the

set

only

dc.

@®

not

leave

the

set

near

heat

sources

such

radiators

airducts,

place

subject

direct

sunlight,

excessive

dust,

moisture,

rain,

mechanical

shock.

Should

any

liquid

solid

object

fall

into

the

set,

remove

the

batteries

and

disconnect

the

power

adaptor

the

car

battery

cord,

and

have

the

set

checked

qualified

person-

nel

before

operating

any

further.

headphones

Road

safety

not

use

headphones

while

driving,

cycling,

operating

any

motorized

vehicle.

may

create

traffic

hazard

and

illegal

some

areas.

can

also

potentially

dangerous

play

your

headsets

high

volume

while

walking,

especially

pedestrian

crossings.

You

should

exercise

extreme

caution

discontinue

use

potentilally

hazardous

situations.

Preventing

hearing

damage

not

use

headphones

high

volume.

Hearing

experts

advise

against

continuous,

loud

and

extended

play.

you

experience

ringing

your

ears,

reduce

volume

discontinue

use.

Caring

for

others

Keep

the

volume

moderate

level.

This

will

allow

you

hear

outside

sounds

and

considerate

the

people

around

you.

The

record

button

cannot

depressed

the

following

cases.

Never

depress

the

but-

ton

forcibly.

cassette

the

cassette

compartment.

The

cassette

inserted

has

had

the

tabs

removed.

you

have

any

question

problem

concern-

ing

your

set

that

not

covered

this

man-

ual,

please

consult

the

nearest

Sony

Service

Station

authorized

service

tape

recorders.

BATTERY

INSERTION

Insert

four

batteries,

size

(IEC

designation

R6),

with

correct

polarity,

referring

the

illustration

below.

orange

dot

Note:

When

the

set

not

used

fora

long

period

time

operated

exten-

sively

other

power

sources,

remove

the

batteries

avoid

set

damage

caused

bat-

tery

leakage

and

corrosion.

continuous

recording

playback

TYPE

TYPE!

TYPE1,IV

batteries

Sony

AM3

(N)

alkaline

batteries

Sony

SUM-3

(NS)

batteries

(hours)

life

type

cassette

check

the

battery

condition,

press

any

the

function

buttons

and

set

the

peak/battery

indication

selector

BATT.

The

bottom-

most

LED

will

glow

showing

battery

condi-

tion.

the

indicator

glows

faintly

replace

all

batteries

once.

The

life

other

type

batteries

other

manufacturers

may

different.

CASSETTE

INSERTION

Take

any

slack

the

tape

with

thick

pencil,

and

insert

cassette

with

the

desired

side

up.

Avoid

touching

the

tape

surface.

PLAYBACK

CONNECTION

For

playb.

For

playback

through

the

headphones

playback

through

speakers

Amplifier

stereo

headphones

equipped

with

stereo*-

miniplug

(supplied)

TAPE

AUX

red

plug:

white

plug:

right

channel

left

channel

HEADPHONES

supplied

connecting

cord

OPERATION

scat

acpntaesnad

peak/battery

indication

selector

PEAK

Insert

cassette.

Adjust

the

volume

the

headphones

with

Set

the

TAPE

selector

the

appropriate

the

HEADPHONE

VOLUME

control.

position.

Adjust

the

volume

the

speakers

with

For

Dolby

B-type

processed

tape,

set

the

volume

control

the

amplifier.

the

DOLBY

selector

B-TYPE.

For

Dolby

C-type

processed

tape,

set

stop

the

tape

during

playback,

press

the

C-TYPE.

“8

button.

For

non-Dolby

processed

tape,

set

rewind

the

tape,

press

the

REVIEW

OFF.

button.

Depress

the

PLAY

button.

Playback

will

advance

the

tape

rapidly,

press

the

begin.

CUE

button.

SPEED

TUNE

SELECTOR

AND

CONTROL

The

playback

speed

can

adjusted

tune

the

pitch

tape,

recorded

another

tape

recorder.

Set

the

SPEED

TUNE

selector

and

turn

the

SPEED

TUNE

cofftrol

(fast)

(slow).

For

normal

tape

speed,

set

OFF.

When

the

RECORD

button

pressed,

this

selector

automatically

set

the

OFF

posi-

tion.

DUPLICATE

ONTO

ANOTHER

TAPE

RECORDER

Use

the

supplied

connecting

cord,

optional

RK-G129HG

RK-G136HG

connecting

cord.

another

tape

WM-D6C

recorder

RK-G129HG

LINE

OUT

RK-G136HG

LINE

RECORDING

CONNECTION

For

microphone

recording

For

recording

from

other

stereo

component

ECM-S09A

electret

condenser

stereo

microphone

(optional)

LINE

supplied

connecting

cord

red

plug

toR

Tape

deck

LINE

OUT

Amplifier

white

plug

REC

OUT

Notes

connect

stereo

microphone

with

two

and

miniplugs

two

microphones

with

miniplug,

use

optional

PC-239S

plug

adaptor.

This

set

supplies

power

the

ECM-909A

from

the

MIC

jack.

When

you

use

the

ECM-

909A,

remove

the

battery

inside

the

ECM-909A.

OPERATION

958

seal

Insert

cassette.

Set

the

TAPE

selector

the

appropriate

position.

For

recording

with

Dolby

B-type

pro-

cess,

set

the

DOLBY

selector

B-TYPE.

For

recording

with

Dolby

C-type

process,

set

C-TYPE.

For

recora-

ing

without

Dolby

process,

set

OFF.

Adjust

the

recording

level

following

steps

Set

the

peak/battery

indication

selector

PEAK.

Depress

the

button.

Depress

the

RECORD

button.

Adjust

the

REC

LEVEL

control,

referring

the

level

meter.

Press

the

button

again

release

the

pause

mode.

Recording

will

begin.

listen

the

sound

being

recorded,

connect

the

headphones.

stop

recording,

press

the

&™

button.

Recording

levels

for

metal,

CrO,

and

normal

tapes

are

different.

When

recording

with

metal

tapes,

the

level

meter

should

peak

about

+6dB.

For

CrO,

and

normal

tapes,

the

peak

level

should

about

+3dB.

The

peak/battery

indicator

will

show

the

highest

peak

the

time

for

either

the

left

right

channel,

whichever

higher

that

instant.

OTHER

POWER

SOURCES

HOUSE

CURRENT

Use

the

Sony

AC-D4HG

power

adaptor

(optional).

First

connect

the

adaffor

jack,

and

then

wall

outlet.

Before

connecting,

sure

read

the

in-

struction

manual

for

the

adaptor.

12V

CAR

BATTERY

Use

the

Sony

DCC-120A

car

battery

cord

(optional),

and

connect

the

jack

the

set

the

cigarette

lighter

socket

car.

Set

the

voltage

selector

the

DCC-120A

6V.

For

further

details,

refer

the

instruction

manual

the

car

battery

cord.

Notes

When

the

power

adaptor

the

car

battery

cord

connected

the

jack,

the

internal

batteies

(if

present)

are

automatically

disconnected.

Use

only

the

AC-D4HG

power

adaptor

DCC-120A

car

battery

cord.

not

use

any

other

power

adaptor

car

battery

cord.

FUNCTIONS

MAKE

RECORDING/PLAYBACK

EASY

MIC

ATT

(attenuator)

switch

The

microphone

attenuator-is

useful

for

re-

cording

large

input

signa!

location

(like

rock

music)

recording

with

microphone

very

the

source

without

overloading

the

recorder

amplifier.

Normally

set

this

switch

the

0dB

position.

Set

the

20dB

position

avoid

overloading

the

amplifier

the

recorder,

when

you

make

live

recording

with

high

input

signals.

The

“20dB”

position

attenuates

the

input

level

20dB.

Cue

and

review

function

During

playback,

you

may

skip-over

unneces-

sary

portions

the

tape

pressing

the

CUE

button

repeat

certain

portion

the

tape

pressing

the

REVIEW

button.

(The

sound

muted

during

this

function.)

When

the

CUE

REVIEW

button

released,

the

recorder

will

automatically

re-

turn

the

playback

mode.

(pause)

button

Depress

the

§#

button

stop

the

tape

for

moment

playback

recording

mode.

re-

start,

press

the

button

again

release

it.

stop

the

tape

for

extended

time,

use

the

button.

Automatic

shut-off

mechanism

playback

recording

mode,

tape

motion

stops

the

end

the

tape

and

the

locked

buttons

will

return

the

original

position

automatically.

fast

forward

rewind

mode,

however,

the

locked

button

wil!

not

released

automati-

cally.

sure

press

the

button

re-

lease

it,

One

touch

review

function

During

recording,

you

can

listen

the

mate-

rial

just

recorded

with

this

function.

While

recording,

when

the

REVIEW

button

depressed,

only

the

RECORD

button

will

released

and

the

tape

will

rewound.

releasing

the

REVIEW

button,

the

recorder

will

into

the

playback

mode.

Instant

edit

function

During

playback,

simply

depress

the

RECORD

button,

and

the

recorder

will

im-

mediately

change

the

recording

mode.

This

function

convenient

for

correcting

previously

recorded

portion.

Peak/battery

indicatay

and

indication

selector

observe

the

input

level

during

recording

recorded

level

during

playback,

set

this

selec-

tor

PEAK.

The

indicator

will

show

the

input

level

the

recorded

level

for

either

the

left

right

chan-

nel,

whichever

higher

that

instant.

check

the

battery

condition,

set

the

selec-

tor

BATT.

The

bottom-most

LED

will

light

show

the

battery

condition.

the

indicator

glows

faintly,

replace

all

batteries

once.

When

the

selector

set

OFF,

LED

will

light

up.

;

Tape

counter

for

indexing

the

tape

contents

Before

recording,

push

the

reset

button

set

the

counter

‘‘000".

Make

note

the

fig-

ures

help

you

locate

later

desired

pro-

gram

the

tape.

prevent

accidental

erasure

Break

out

the

small

tabs

the

rear

the

cassette.

The

RECORD

button

cannot

depressed

cassette

with

its

tabs

broken

out

used.

reuse

cassette

for

recording

after

the

tabs

have

been

removed,

simply

cover

the

slots

with

small

piece

cello-

phane

vinyl

tape.

cellophane

tape

make

blank

erasure

Insert

cassette.

Ensure

that

nothing

connected

the

LINE

and

MIC

jacks.

Set

the

REC

LEVEL

control

minimum.

Depress

the

RECORD

button.

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