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Playing a Tape

1 Insert a cassette and if the

HOLD function is on, slide

the HOLD switch in the

opposite direction of the

arrow to unlock the controls.

2 Press MENU repeatedly to

set “__” (the cursor) in the

display to REC/PB. Then

press SET to select “ ” or

none (normal speed) which is

the same position as that

used for recording.

To playback commercially

available music tape, etc.,

select normal (no indication).

3 Press Y(play)•REPEAT on

the main unit and adjust the

volume with VOL. (On the

remote control, press

Y•x.)

When adjusting the volume

on the remote control

Set the VOL control on the main

unit to around 6.

When adjusting the volume

on the main unit

Set the VOL control on the remote

control at maximum.

•Actual recording will start about

2 seconds (3 seconds when

“ ” is selected for recording

time) after you slide REC. Slide

REC about 2 seconds (3 seconds

when “ ” is selected for

recording time) before the

moment you want to start

recording, or you will miss the

beginning of your recording.

•When recording on both sides,

recording will not be made for

about 10 seconds while the tape

is switching sides.

•Do not use a high-position (TYPE

II) or metal (TYPE IV) tape. If you

do, the sound may be distorted

when you play back the tape, or

the previous recording may not

be erased completely.

•Do not connect or disconnect the

headphones/earphones to/from

i while recording from the

radio. The recording condition

may change abruptly, or noise

may be recorded.

•To avoid noise interference, do

not place it near a lamp cord or a

fluorescent lamp when recording

with the microphone.

•If a howling effect occurs, turn

down the volume.

•All other operation cannot be

made while recording. For other

operation, stop recording first.

To prevent a tape from being

accidentally recorded over

Break off the tabs from side A

and/or B. To reuse the tape for

recording, cover the tab hole

with adhesive tape.

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