Pioneer XR-J11 Operating Instructions Manual page 9

PANEL FACILITIES
©: 3 Cassette Deck Section
• Use TYPE I (normal) tape.
• Tapes can be played back on Deck I; tapes can be played back
and recorded on Deck II.
(D Deck I cassette door
© Deck II cassette door
© DOLBY* NR switch (Except for Australian and
multi-voltage models of XR-J11)
Set this switch to the ON position to activate the DOLBY NR system.
• Tapes recorded using Dolby noise reduction should always be
played back with the noise reduction system on. Sound quality will
be adversely affected if played back with the system off, or if tapes
recorded using a different noise reduction system are played back
with the Dolby NR system on.
• It is recommended that tapes recorded with Dolby B type NR be so
marked on the label. This will help prevent incorrect setting of the
noise reduction switch during playback.
Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
"DOLBY" and the doubie-D symbol □□ are trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
© PHONES (Headphones) jack
For stereo headphones.
NOTE:
There is no output from the speakers when headphones are plugged
into PHONES jack.
© Deck I operation buttons
► (PLAY) . ..For playing back a tape.
— (F.F.) . Fast forward.
(REW) .Rewind.
M/A
(STOP/EJECT) .... Press to stop playback. Pressing when the
deck has stopped playing opens the
cassette door.
■ (PAUSE) ..Temporarily stops tape travel. Cancels
pause mode when pressed again.
3 CD Player Section
(D Disc tray
© Display section
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® O : Display when EDIT recording is set or used.
© (1) ►REP : Lights during repeat playback of single track or all
tracks.
© ►
: Lights during playback
® ■
: Lights during temporarily interrupted playback.
© RND : Lights during random playback.
© SCAN : Lights during HI-LITE SCAN playback.
© A/B (music calendar)
: Tape side A/Tape side B
After editing, the track numbers that an be recorded
on the A (B) side of the tape will light.
(B> Track (figure)
: Displays the current track number (during normal
playback and programmed playback) or the track
being programmed (during programmed
operation).
CD PROGRAM: Lights after programming (after program has been
memorized).
© Minutes (figure)
: Displays the minutes of the elapsed time, total
playback time, and remaining time.
© Seconds (figure)
: Displays the seconds of the elapsed time, total
playback time, and remaining time.
© 1—12 (music calendar)
: Displays the track numbers.
NOTE:
When power is turned ON, the CD player section indicators show
different indications depending on the condition (disc loaded or not
etc.) prior to when the power was turned off. This is not a
malfunction.
© Deck II operation buttons
• (REC) . .Press this button, and the ► button is
simultaneously pressed for you to start
recording.
► (PLAY) . .For playing back a tape
^ (F.F.) . Fast forward
(REW) .Rewind
■/— (STOP/EJECT) .... Press to stop recording or playback, and to
eject the cassette tape.
II (PAUSE) .Press to pause during playback or
recording. To cancel the pause mode, press
again.
©TIME button
This button selects the display mode. Each time this button is
pressed, the display changes from Time, Remain, to Total in that
order.
• Time: Displays the track number of the track being played (TRACK)
and the elapsed time (minutes and seconds).
•Remain: Displays the remaining time on the track being played.
When the TIME button is pressed again, the remaining time on the
disc being played will be displayed.
• Total: Displays the total number of tracks on the disc (TRACK) and
the total playback time will be displayed.
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