Philips D 6920 MK 2 Manual page 3

Important note for users in U.K:
Fig. 2, 8 and 9 ;
- @ Recordings via the line in sockets '@) or DIN
socket @ can be made when these sockets aré
connected to the line out sockets of a radio,
amplifier, second recorder etc..*-- - ~
Note: Selector switch @ @ dings be in the "OFF"
position in this case! .
@ Mixing of signals frovh the misrophones with a. |
sound sourcé connected to the line in sockets ®
or DIN socket €9 is also possible: 7
Set selector switch @ to the 'ON' position.
At the same time, thé line-in signal is. recuced 19
obtain a 'background effect'.
The balance between both signals dépands, on 'the
' volume of thé sound applied to the microphones —
and on the other hand of thé output level of the
sound 'source which is connected to the line in
has a variable output level, trial recordings can be
made to obtain the best mixing résults..-.
Note: When only one microphone in 'R/MONO' is
used for mixing of signals, the stereo channels of
the other sound source will be recorded in mono as
well.
During automatic recording, there is no need to
check or adjust the recording level. During manual
different sounds are recorded. You may also add a
blank part between two recordings by setting the
recording level controls @ at 'min' during record-
ing:
Remote control
When connecting a remote control unit (e.g. the
N 6721) to socket @9, all tape transport funciions
can be remote controlled.
The tape transport buttons of the recorder remain
operative | in the usual way.
RECORDING «
@ Switch on the set with on/off ('power ")s switct 8.
@ Open cassette holder @ with eject button @ and
insert a cassette of the IEC type I ('Nomnal',
'Standard' or 'Ferro') or IEC type II ('Chromum')
with the full reel on the left-hand side as shown in
Fig. 4. Then close the cassette holder.
e Adjust the tape type concerned with switch
e@ To start recording, press record button @ @ and
then play button ©).
e During manual recording the recording level is
set with the controls @3 in such a way that, daring