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BASIC OPERATIONS
1. Insert a cassette tape.
@ Forward the tape past its leader section to expose
the tape's magnetic surface ( = P. 21).
@ Recording cannot be performed if the cassette's
erasure-prevention tabs have been broken.
@ Use a Type | (norma) or Type Il (High/CrOz) tape.
Type IV (Metal) tapes cannot be used.
2. Press the DOLBY B NR button to set the
Dolby B noise reduction function to ON or
OFF.
The noise reduction system is turned ON and OFF
alternately with each press of the button as shown.
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3. Press the play/direction button correspond-
ing to the direction you wish to record.
The indicator in the display unit shows the direc-
tion.
DOLBY B NFA
4)
FM/AM/STATION
Press the stop button (m) after selecting the record-
ing direction.
@ If the reverse direction (4) is selected, record-
ing will stop after completion of the recording
of the cassette tape's reverse side.
4. Select the reverse mode.
For more details, = P. 18.
=: Recording stops after one side.
+), C7): lf recording is started from side A (> direc-
tion}, recording continues to side B (-@ di-
rection).
If recording is started from side B («4 direc-
tion), recording stops after completion of
recording on side B only.
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5. Press the ¢ recording pause button.
Lights Flashes
The unit enters the recording pause mode.
6. Use the display unit to select the source
function you wish to record.
When recording a radio broadcast from the tuner,
tune in the desired station.
7. Press the play/direction button.
Recording begins, and the rec indicator lights stead-
tly.
8. Press the SET button then begin playing the
source component.
SET
FM/AM /STATION
Stop recording:
(CT-L7)
(During recording}
(CT-L7)
Recommence
recording (after
the recording
pause button
has been pres-
sed):
(CT-L7)
NOTES:
® The function setting cannot be changed during re-
cording {it can be changed, however, during the re-
cording pause mode).
@® The setting of the tone control (=P. 46, 47) has no
effect on the recording.
@ The recording level is automatically set by the unit's
ALC (Auto Level Control!) function.