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within the
red segment, the batteries are weak
and
should be
replaced
;
however, the batteries
still can be
used
for
playback
for
a limited time, but
should
not be
used for recording. The black
area
indicates the bat-
teries
are
too
weak
for use in
any function and
should
be
replaced.
After the
batteries have been
checked,
pull the Func-
tion Knob
back
to
the
Stop
position.
NOTE
When the
recorder is not
going
to be used for
any
length
o.f
time,
the
batteries
should
be
removed.
If
fa~
any
reason the
Carry-Corder
must be shipped
or packed away for a
journey, remove the batteries
and
pack
them
separately.
Using the
BE50A
optional
AC Adaptor accessory will
operate
the
recorder from a 110V outlet and will energize
the batteries and extend their useful life.
HOW
TO USE THE PATCH CORD
Use the
Patch Cord
(11) for recording or playback with
external equipment.
The three-pin plug connects to
Socket
(1)
on the Carry-Corder.
The phono plugs
on
the
other end of the patch cord
are
connected as
follows:
Playback-
Grey phono plug
to
ex
ternal amplifier
high
level input
;
i.e.
,
radio
,
TV,
auxiliary,
etc.
Record-
Red phon
a
plug to
external
signal source
;
i.e.,
radio/tuner, phono,
second
recorder,
etc.
FORWARD AND REWIND
The
Forward
( .,...,.. )
and
Rewind
(
..........
)
functions
are
used
in
conjunction with the cassette
index to locate
particular selections on a
tape
or
to
forward
or rewind
the
tape at
high
speed.
REWIND
After recording, rewind the tape on
the left
hub
of
the
cassette; it will then be ready for
playback. To rewind,
push
the
Function
Knob
(9)
to the Rewind ( .......... ) position
and
hold until
the desired spot on the
tape is
reached. Release the Function Knob
(9)
to
s top
tape motion
when
the
end or desired
place
on the
tape is reached.
FORWARD To
wind
the tape
forward
for
any
reason,
such as to
reach
a desired spot as indicated
on the cassette index, move the Function
Knob (9) to
the Forward (.,...,..)
position and
hold
until
the desired spot
on
the
tape
is
reached then
release
the Function
Knob
(9).
NOTE
If the tape is
completely wound in either
direc-
NOTE
CONTINUED
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