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Techni

Stereo

Cassette

Deck

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Printedin

J

Before

operating

this

unit,

please

read

these

instructions

completely.

rinted

in

Japan

[GC]

Imprimé

au

Japon

RQT1523-G

FO392P0

HSITONZ

INO

We

thank

you

for

selecting

this

product

and

welcome

you

to

the

growing

family

of

satisfied

Technics

pro-

duct

owners

around

the

world.

We

feel

certain

you

will

get

maximum

enjoyment

from

this

new

addition

to

your

home.

Please

read

these

operating

instructions

carefully,

and

be

sure

to

keep

them

handy

for

convenient

reference.

Contents

Suggestions

for

Safety

......

Bie

cuast

ait

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oats

2

Accessories

.....

arate

alanis

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Sas

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saoe

3

Before

Use

..............00

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Jniawiwe

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Connections

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nie

Mit

ise

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Sa

3

Front Panel

Controls

and

Functions

........

4

Playback......

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ead

speeded

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siti

7

Recording

.........

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ei

tre

la

aut

vie’

feseseceseatnte

11

Convenient

Features

for

Recording

........

12

Recording

with

High

Tone

Quality

..........

14

Timer

Recording/Playback

................

15

About

Cassette

Tapes........

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16

Maintenance

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17

Technical

Specifications

..................

17

Troubleshooting

Guide

................

wees

18

Suggestions

for

Safety

M@

Use

a

standard

AC

wall

outiet

1.

Use

from

an

AC

power

source

of

high

voltage,

such

as

that

used

for

an

air

conditioner,

is

very

dangerous.

A

fire

might

be

caused

by

such

a

connection.

2.

ADC

power

source

cannot

be

used.

Be

sure

to

check

the

power

source

carefully,

especially

on

a

ship

or

other

place

where

DC

is

used.

§

Grasp

the

plug

when

disconnecting

the

power

supply

cord

1.

Wet

hands

are

dangerous.

A

dangerous

electric

shock

may

result

if

the

plug

is

touched

by

wet

hands.

2.

Never

place

heavy

items

on

top

of

the

power

supply

cord,

nor

force

it

to

bend

sharply.

@

Place

the

unit

where

it

will

be

well

ventilated

Place

this

unit

at

least

10

cm

(4")

away

from

wall

surfaces,

etc.

@

Avoid

places

such

as

the

following:

In

direct

sunlight

or

in

other

places

where

the

temperature

is

high.

In

places

where

there

is

excessive

vibration

or

humidity.

Such

conditions

might

damage

the

cabinet

and/or

other

component

parts

and

thereby

shorten

the

unit’s

service

life.

@

Be

sure

to

place

the

unit

on

a

flat,

level

surface

If

the

surface

is

inclined,

a

malfunction

may

result.

M@

Never

attempt

to

repair

nor

reconstruct

this

unit

A

serious

electric

shock

might

occur

if

this

unit

is

repaired,

disassembled

or

reconstructed

by

unauthorized

persons,

or

if

the

internal

parts

are

accidentally

touched.

@

Take

particular

care

if

children

are

present

Never

permit

children

to

put

anything,

especially

metal,

inside

this

unit.

A

serious

electric

shock

or

malfunction

could

occur

if

articles

such

as

coins,

needles,

screwdrivers,

etc.

are

inserted

through

the

ventilation

holes,

etc.

of

this

unit.

@

If

water

is

spilled

on

the

unit

Be

extremely

careful

if

water

is

spilled

on

the

unit,

because

a

fire

or

serious

electric

shock

might

occur.

Immediately

disconnect

the

power

cord

plug,

and

consult

with

your

dealer.

@

Avoid

spray-type

insecticides

Insecticides

might

cause

cracks

or

“cloudiness”

in

the

cabinet

and

plastic

parts

of

this

unit.

The

gas

used

in

such

sprays

might,

moreover,

be

ignited

suddenly.

@

Never

use

alcohol

or

paint

thinner

These

and

similar

chemicals

should

never

be

used,

because

they

might

cause

flaking

or

cloudiness

of

the

cabinet

finish.

@

Disconnect

the

power

supply

cord

if

the

unit

will

not

be

used

for

a

long

time

If

the

unit

is

left

for

a

long

time

with

the

power

ON,

this

not

only

will

shorten

its

useful

operation

life,

but

also

may

cause

other

trouble.

@

If

trouble

occurs

if,

during

operation,

the

sound

is

interrupted

or

indicators

no

longer

iluminate,

or

if

an

abnormal

odour

or

smoke

is

detected,

im-

mediately

disconnect

the

power

cord

plug,

and

contact

with

your

dealer

or

an

Authorized

Service

Center.

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Accessories

eStereo

connection

Power

plug

adaptor

......

1

(For

areas

except

Australia)

Configuration

of

the

AC

power

supply

cord

differs

according

to

area.

Before

Use

Be

sure

to

disconnect

the

mains

cord

before

adjusting

the

voltage

selector.

Use

a

minus

(—)

screwdriver

to

set

the

voltage

selector

(on

the

rear

panel)

to

the

voltage

setting

for

the

area

in

which

the

unit

will

be

used.

Connections

Make

connections

in

the

numbered

sequence

by

using

the

in-

cluded

cables.

[1]

Connect

the

stereo

connection

cables.

[2|

Connect

the

L-type

cables.

[3]

Connect

the

AC

power

supply

cord.

Receiver

or

amplifier

(not

included)

REC

PLAY

REMOTE

CONTROL

OuT

Compact

disc

player

(not

included)

@

MAEMOTE

Ey

Lo

Household

AC

outlet

L-type

cable

a

(not

included)

T

0

An

beti

This

unit

in

IN

OUT

SYNCHRO

{INE

IN

LINE

OUT

Pal

as

ACIN~

TI

a

(If

the

power

supply

in

your

area

is

117

V

or

120

V,

set

to

the

“427

V"

position.)

Note

that

this

unit

will

be

seriously

damaged

if

this

setting

is

not

made

correctly.

(There

is

no

voltage

selector

for

some

countries;

the

correct

voltage

is

already

set.)

The

illustration

at

the

left

shows

an

example

of

connections

made

when

this

unit

is

combined

with

a

Technics

hi-fi

component

system,

and

shows

only

the

connections

to

be

made

to

and

from

this

unit

in

that

combination.

Refer

to

the

illustration

together

with

the

instructions

provided

below.

“REMOTE

CONTROL

IN”

terminal

Make

a

connection

from

this

terminal

to

the

control

terminal

for

a

cassette

deck

with

a

Technics

receiver

or

a

Technics

amplifier.

(For

detailed

information,

refer

to

the

operating

instructions

of

the

Technics

receiver

or

the

Technics

amplifier.)

“REMOTE

CONTROL

OUT”

terminal

Make

a

connection

from

this

terminal

to

the

“REMOTE

INPUT”

terminal

of

a

Technics

graphic

equalizer

or

to

the

“REMOTE”

terminal

of

a

Technics

compact

disc

player.

(For

detailed

information,

refer

to

the

operating

instructions

of

the

Technics

graphic

equalizer

or

the

Technics

compact

disc

player.)

“SYNCHRO

EDIT”

terminal

Make

a

connection

from

this

terminal

to

a

terminal

that

has

the

synchro-edit

function

of

a

Technics

compact

disc

player.

See

page

13.

(Contact

your

dealer

for

details.)

AC

power

supply

cord

((3))

The

configuration

of

the

AC

outlet

and

AC

power

supply

cord

differs

according

to

area.

For

areas

except

Australia

|

\f

the

power

plug

will

not

fit

your

socket,

use

the

power

plug

adaptor

(included).

-

=)

Placements

hints

if

this

unit

is

placed

near

a

receiver

or

a

tuner,

a

“hum”

noise

may

be

heard

during

tape

playback,

recording,

or

AM

reception

of

the

receiver

or

the

tuner.

If

this

occurs,

leave

as

much

space

as

possible

between

the

units,

or

place

them

where

there

is

the

least

amount

of

“hum”.

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Front

Panel

Controls

and

Functions

Stereo

Cassette

Deck

RS-BR465

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Aeject

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peak

level

meter(dB)

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Dolby

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Lid

Headroom

Extension

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MPX

fillet

—

noise

reduction

—

A

Dotty

NB—C

Quick

Reverse/CD

Synchro

Edit

phones

i

eer

Control

Section

@)

Power

“standby

()

/on”

switch

(power/H

standby

(!)

=

on)

This

switch

switches

ON

and

OFF

the

secondary

circuit

power

only.

The

unit

is

in

the

“standby”

condition

when

this

switch

is

set

to

the

standby

(')

position.

Regardless

of

the

switch

setting,

the

primary

circuit

is

always

“live”

as

long

as

the

power

cord

is

connected

to

an

eiectrica)

outlet.

Eject

button

(4

eject)

This

buttons

is

used

to

open

the

cassette

holder.

Cassette

holder

Display

section

(See

“Display

Section”

on

page

6.)

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©©

©

Recording-level

control

(rec

level)

This

control

is

used

to

regulate

the

recording

level.

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Recording-balance

control

(balance)

This

control

is

used

to

balance

the

left

and

right

sound

levels

during

recording.

@

Microphone

jacks

(mic)

Bias-adjustment

control

(bias

adjust)

The

frequency

response

for

each

tape

type

can

be

equalized

by

using

this

control.

@)

Operation

section

-

(See

“Operation

Section”

on

page

5.)

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Headphones

jack

(phones)

peoe

des

pee

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Utimer

counter

memory

|

reverse

mode

|

MPX

filter;

——

noise

reduction

—

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—

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rec—off;—

play

reset

stop

|

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|

[cue/review]

play

stop

play

[cue/review]

pause

auto

rec

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Operation

Section

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Timer

switch

(

timer)

This

switch

is

used

to

automatically

begin

a

tape

recording

or

tape

playback

at

a

certain

time,

selected

by

a

timer

(not

included).

(Refer

to

page

15.)

Counter

reset

button

(counter

reset)

This

buttons

is

used

to

reset

the

tape

counter

indication

to

“000”.

Memory-stop

button

(memory

stop)

This

button

is

used

to

rewind

the

tape

to

the

preset

“900”

point

when

the

fast-forward

or

rewind

button

is

pressed.

(Refer

to

pages

9

and

12.)

Reverse-mode

selectors

(reverse

mode)

These

selectors

are

used

for

selection

of

the

reverse

mode

(for

either

playback

or

recording).

(Refer

to

pages

9

and

11.)

Multiplex

filter

switch

(MPX

filter)

This

prevents

the

Dolby

circuit

from

operating

in

error

when

FM

stereo

broadcasts

are

recorded

using

the

noise

reduction

function.

(Refer

to

page

14.)

Dolby

noise-reduction

buttons

(noise

reduction)

These

buttons

are

used

to

reduce

the

hissing

noise

heard

from

the

tape.

This

unit

is

provided

with

both

the

Dolby

B-type

and

Dolby

C-type

noise-reduction

systems.

@

Record

button

(rec/@)

This

button

is

used

to

set

the

deck

to

the

recording

stand-by

mode.

Automatic-record-muting

button

(auto

rec

mute/())

This

button

is

used

to

make

a

silent

interval

on

the

tape

while

recording

is

in

progress.

Pause

button

(pause/#fl)

The

button

is

used

to

temporarily

stop

playback

or

recording.

Fast-forward/cue,

rewind/review

buttons

(cue/review/>>

/

<<)

These

buttons

are

used

to

advance

or

rewind

the

tape.

During

playback

these

buttons

are

used

to

cue

or

review

while

listening

to

the

contents

at

high

speed.

(Refer

to

page

8.)

Forward-side

playback

button

(play/>)

This

button

is

used

to

start

the

playback

or

recording

of

side

“A”

of

the

cassette.

(The

tape

will

then

begin

moving

in

the

left-to-right

direction.)

Stop

button

(stop/H)

This

button

is

used

to

stop

the

tape

movement.

Reverse-side

playback

button

(play/<4)

This

button

is

used

to

start

the

playback

or

recording

of

side

“B”

of

the

cassette.

(The

tape

will

then

begin

moving

in

the

right-to-left

direction.)

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Front

Panel

Controls

and

Functions

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Display

Section

@

@

©

Recording

indicator

(—R%)

Iluminates

to

indicate

that

this

unit

is

in

the

recording

stand-by

or

recording

mode.

Playback

indicator

(play)

When

this

indicator

illuminates

steadily,

it

indicates

that

this

unit

is

in

the

playback

or

recording

mode.

When

it

flashes

continually,

it

indicates

that

this

unit

is

in

the

pause

mode

or

the

recording

stand-by

mode.

Reverse-side

indicator

(<)

IIluminates

to

indicate

that

side

“B”

of

the

tape

is

being

used.

Forward-side

indicator

(>)

Illuminates

to

indicate

that

side

“A”

of

the

tape

is

being

used.

Input

level

meter

During

playback,

this

meter

indicates

the

level

of

the

recorded

sound.

During

recording,

it

indicates

the

level

being

recorded,

adjusted

by

the

recording-level

control.

Dolby

noise-reduction

indicators

([B],

[Cc]

One

of

these

indicators

illuminates

to

show

the

type

of

Dolby

noise-reduction

system

selected.

@)

Multiplex

filter

indicator

(MPX)

Illuminates

to

indicate

that

the

multiplex

filter

is

set

to

“on”.

(See

page

14.)

Memory-stop

indicator

(M.stop)

This

indicator

illuminates

to

indicate

that

this

tape

deck

is in

the

memory

stop

mode.

Tape-select

indicators

The

type

of

tape

being

used

will

be

automatically

detected.

The

corresponding

indicator

illuminates

to

show

the

tape

type.

Reverse-mode

indicators

(——,

C.>)

One

of

these

indicators

illuminates

to

show

which

type

of

the

reverse

mode

was

selected.

Tape

counter

Indicates

the

amount

of

tape

movement.

Playback

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Stereo

Cassette

Deck

RS-BR46S

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peak

level

meter(dB)

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autoreverse

[>

|

CG

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©

Quick

Reverse/CD

Synchro

Edit

phones

st

bias

adjust

L——mic—R

SS

[

stop

|

pause

as)

Dolby

noise-reduction

buttons

Normal

play

1

Set

the

power

switch

of

the

amplifier

to

ON,

and

select

its

“tape’’

input

source.

Set

the

timer

switch

to

OFF.

Set the

power

switch

to

ON.

BW

ND

Press

the

eject

button,

and

then

insert

the

cassette

tape.

(The

part

of

the

cassette

where

the

tape

is

exposed

should

face

downward.)

5

Press

the

playback

button.

play/m:

Plays

side

“A”

(side

facing

outward)

play/4:

Plays

side

“B”

(The

playback

indicator

will

illuminate,

and

playback

will

begin.)

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To

temporarily

stop

playback

Press

the

pause

button.

(The

playback

indicator

will

begin

flashing.)

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resume

playback,

press

the

playback

button

corresponding

to

the

side

of

the

tape

being

played.

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To

stop

playback

Press

the

stop

button.

(The

playback

indicator

will

switch

OFF.)

Note:

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not

press

the

eject

button

while

the

tape

is

moving;

doing

so

might

cause

a

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or

damage

the

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listen

to

a

Dolby

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tape.

Dolby

noise-reduction

buttons

and

indicators

noise

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the

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corresponding

to

the

type

of

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was

activated

during

recording.

(The

Dolby

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indicator

will

then

illuminate.)

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switch

off

the

noise-reduction

system,

press

the

Dolby

noise-reduction

button

corresponding

to

the

Dolby

noise-

reduction

indicator

that

is

illuminated.

(The

indicator

will

then

switch

OFF.)

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recording/playback

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The

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designed

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To

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for

a

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part

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tape

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high-frequency

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typically

heard

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tapes

if

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system

is

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used.

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listening

to

tape

sounds

at

high

speed

This

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is

convenient

for

locating

the

beginning

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recording,

the

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(The

playback

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will

begin

quick

flashing.)

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is

reduced

to

about

one-third.

Use

this

system

when

playing

back

tapes

recorded

by

the

Dolby

B

Note:

noise-reduction

system,

such

as

prerecorded

music

tapes,

etc.

The

cue/review

function

causes

sounds

to

become

high

pitched.

During

this

function,

be

sure

to

decrease

the

amplifiers

volume

to

Dolby

C-type

noise-reduction

system

prevent

damage

to

the

speaker

system's

tweeters.

Noise

is

reduced

to

about

one-tenth.

Use

this

system

for

the

recording

and

playback

of

sound

sources

@

To

fast-forward

or

rewind

the

tape

that

have

a

wide

dynamic

range

and

good

tone

quality,

such

as

FM

While

in

the

stop

mode,

press

the

appropriate

button

according

to

broadcasts

of

live

performances,

etc.,

and

for

playing

back such

the

following

figures.

tapes.

Dolby

HX

PRO

headroom

extension

system

By

functioning

to

improve

the

maximum

output

level

of

the

tape’s

high-frequency

range,

this

system

permits

recordings

without

a

drop

in

the

level

of

the

sound

source's

high-frequency

range.

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addition,

by

using

the

system

in

parallel

with

this

unit's

noise-

reduction

system,

recording

and

playback

with

a

greatly

extended

dynamic

range

is

possible.

If

side

“A”

is

being

played

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to

fast-forward.

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to

rewind.

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reduction

and

HX

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headroom

extension

manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

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Licensing

Corporation.

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originated

by

Bang

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the

double-D

symbol

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and

“HX

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of

Dolby

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Corporation.

If

side

“‘B”

is

being

played

(reverse)

(<):

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to

rewind.

[cue/review]

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Press

to

fast-forward.

stop

play

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reverse-mode

selectors

are

used

to

select

either

of

two

different

playback

modes.

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Select

this

mode

to

play

back

only

one

side

of

a

cassette

tape.

(The

“s=*”

reverse-mode

indicator

will

then

itluminate.)

When

the

playback

of

the

selected

side

has

finished,

tape

movement

will

stop

automatically.

>

Select

this

mode

to

play

back

both

sides

of

a

cassette

tape

continuously.

(The

"<>"

reverse-mode

indicator

will

then

illuminate.)

This

playback

will

continue

eight

times,

unless

the

stop

button

is

pressed.

(One

“time”

is

counted

when

side

“B”

of

the

tape

finishes

playback.

If

playback

is

started

from

side

“B",

side

“A”

will

play

only

seven

times.)

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“Memory

stop”

is

a

function

which

can

memorize

the

designated

point

for

playback.

This

is

convenient

to

repeat

playback

from

the

desired

point.

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set

the

“memory

stop”

point

1

Press

the

memory-stop

button.

(The

memory

stop

indicator

will

illuminate.)

2

Press

the

playback

button.

3

Press

the

counter-reset

button

at

the

desired

point

on

the

tape.

The

counter

will

be

reset

to

“000”,

and

the

start

point

will

be

set.

To

begin

playback

from

the

“memory

stop”

point

4

Press

the

stop

button.

5

Press

either

the

fast-forward

or

rewind

but-

tons

to

rewind

to

“‘memory

stop”

point.

The

tape

will

be

rewound

to

the

“memory

stop”

point,

and

then

will

be

automatically

stopped.

6

Press

the

playback

button.

The

playback

will

begin

from

the

“memory

stop”

point.

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cancel

the

“memory

stop”

function,

press

the

memory-stop

button

once

again.

(The

memory-stop

indicator

will

be

switched

OFF.)

Note:

There

may

be

a

slight

difference

(maximum

+4

seconds)

between

the

point

where

the

tape

counter

was

reset

and

the

point

where

the

tape

actually

stops

during

rewind.

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(not

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To

listen

through

headphones

Connect

headphones

(not

included)

to

the

head-

phones

jack.

Plug

type:

6

mm

phone

plug,

stereo

type.

Note:

Avoid

listening

for

prolonged

period

of

time

to

prevent

hearing

damage.

Automatic-tape-select

function

The

unit

is

equipped

with

the

automatic-tape-select

feature;

it

automatically

detects

the

type

of

tape

being

used,

and

then

makes

the

suitable

adjustments

accordingly

of

the

bias

and

equalization.

(The

tape-select

indicator

will

then

illuminate.)

Quick-reverse

function

This

is

a

function

by

which

the

unit

detects

the

leader

tape

(the

transparent

tape

at

both

ends

of

the

magnetic

tape)

and

then

automatically

reverses

(in

about

one

second)

the

direction

of

the

tape

movement

during

playback

(or

recording).

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tape

(where

recordings

are

made)

Leader

tapes

(no

recordings

can

be

made)

in

order

to

avoid

an

operational

error

at

the

beginning

of

the

tape,

this

function

is

not

effective

until

about

15

seconds

after

playback

(or

recording)

first

starts.

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function

does

not

operate

for

tapes

that

do

not

have

leader

tapes.

eThis

function

may

not

function

correctly:

If

the

leader

tapes

are

colored.

If

there

is

dirt

or

dust

on the

tape.

If

the

magnetic

part

of

the

tape

is

thin.

If

a

strong

light

(direct

sunlight,

a

spotlight,

etc.)

is

shining

into

the

cassette

holder.

When

the

unit

is

subjected

to

a

strong

impact.

When

the

quick-reverse

function

is

not

activated,

the

tape’s

direction

of

movement

will

reverse

when

the

tape

reaches

its

end.