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Recording
To record the recording date and time
Once the built-in clock is set, the date and time of
recording will automatically be recorded on the tape along
with the audio signal. When playing the tape back later,
you can display this information to check when the tape
was recorded.
To check the date and time being recorded, press the
PRESENT button to display the current date and time.
Note
If you use another DAT deck to record subcodes (using the
renumbering function, etc.) on a tape initially recorded on
this unit, the recording date and time data may be erased
from those sections of the tape.
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In addition to the usual recording/playback heads, this unit
is also equipped with heads for after-monitoring.
This
allows you to monitor the recorded sound immediately after
it has been recorded on the tape, and enables you to
switch between the source sound and the recorded sound
during recording to check the actual effect of level settings
and sound quality adjustments with your own ears.
You
can hear the source sound by setting the REC MONITOR
switch to SOURCE, and you can monitor the recorded
sound by setting the switch to TAPE. During playback, the
tape sound is selected automatically regardiess of the
switch position.
If your amplifier has a monitor switch, set it
to the TAPE position.
REC MONITOR switch output signal
To check the recording date and time
During playback you can check the recording date and
time which was recorded on the tape at the same time the
audio signal was recorded.
(No display will appear if the
recording date and time are not recorded on the tape.)
To display the recorded date and time, press the
RECORDED button. Each press of the button changes the
display according to the following sequence.
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To check the current date and time
Press the PRESENT button. The date and time are
displayed in the same way as with the RECORDED button.
The position of the
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Output signal
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When the tape is stopped, the input source sound is
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The tape sound is heard.
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No sound is heard.
Also, since the deck reads the subcodes recorded on the tape when a DAT cassette is loaded or when a tape is fast-
forwarded or rewound, the TAPE indicator lights and no sound is heard during these operations.
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