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How To Make A Tape Recording
The separate RECORD and LISTEN Controls allows the
recording from one program source while listening to an-
other. You can also listen (monitor) to the recorded signal
off the recording media, a fraction of a second later. You
can also listen to the signal at the record outputs by pressing
the REC MONITOR push-button.
1. Select the desired program source to record with the
Front Panel RECORD Control.
Adjust the record level using the recorders volume con-
2.
trol.
3. To listen to the signal at the record outputs going to the
recorder, press the REC (Record) MONITOR push-
button.
4. To listen to the playback of the program source just re-
corded, rotate the LISTEN Control to the desired input.
Note: The C1000 RECORD OUTPUTS are not affected by
the VOLUME or BALANCE Controls. To listen to
a different program source while recording, turn
the LISTEN Control to the desired source. The
recording process will not be affected and will
continue.
Output Meters
The C1000's Output Meters indicate the Output Voltage
available at the MAIN and SPKR OUTPUT 1 & 2 Jacks to
drive Power Amplifiers. Refer to figure 70. The Meters are
calibrated in dB
(decibels) and re-
spond to all the
peaks contained in
the musical infor-
mation. They indi-
cate to an accuracy
of at least 95% of
a single cycle from a 2000Hz tone burst.
The Meter Electronic Circuitry "Time Stretches" the
Meter Drive Signal so the Meter Pointer pauses just long
enough for the human eye to see it and is followed by a
moderate decay rate.
The following C1000 Operating Functions are performed
using the supplied Remote Controls.
Mono Mode
Press the MONO Push-button once to activate the Front
Panel Alphanumeric Display indicating the current mode
setting. Pressing the MONO Push-button a second time
while the display is indicating the "MONO (On or Off)"
will change to the opposite Mode. With the MONO Mode
40
Figure 70
On, the left and right stereo signals will be combined to a
mono signal at all Outputs except the Record Outputs. Re-
fer to figures 71 and 72.
Figure 71
Figure 72
Note: The C1000 automatically stores into memory for each
Listen Input, the Selection of the Stereo or Mono Mode.
After a Listen Input has been Selected, the Front Panel
Alphanumeric Display will indicate the words "MONO
ON" for those Inputs where MONO was previously
selected.
Speaker Output 1 and 2
The SPKR1 or SPKR2 Push-buttons on the Remote Control
allow the sending of the audio signals to separate power am-
plifiers connected to the Rear Panel Balanced MAIN/
SPKR1 and unbalanced SPKR1 or MAIN/SPKR2 and un-
balanced SPKR2. It also activates the TRIGGER Jacks
SPKR1 & SPKR2 Jacks on the Rear panel of the C1000C.
Press the desired Push-button once to activate the Front
Panel Alphanumeric Display indicating the current Speaker
Setting. Pressing the SPKR1 or SPKR2 Push-button a sec-
ond time while the display is indicating the "SPEAKER1 or
SPEAKER2 (On or Off)" will change to the opposite set-
ting. Refer to figures 73 and 74.
Figure 73
Figure 74
Trim
The Trim Push-button on the Remote Controls allow for
various function and level changes to be made, while listen-
ing, without having to go into the SETUP Mode. Any
changes made using the Remote Control Trim Push-buttons
will change the previous adjustments made in SETUP. By
repeated pressing the TRIM Push-button on the Remote
Control the Front Panel Alphanumeric Display will step
through the possible adjustments. These include Input Trim
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