Tracking Force Fine Adjustment; Synchronized Play Of The Turntable And A Cassette Deck.10 - Sony PS-LX55 Operating Instructions Manual

TRACKING FORCE FINE ADJUSTMENT
force or towards - (backward) for lighter
tracking force.
SYNCHRONIZED PLAY OF THE TURNTABLE AND A CASSETTE DECK
-with an RM-65 synchro remote control unit connected
Record recording starts only when the START/STOP or ARM
LIFTER button is pressed. When the tonearm lowers onto the
record, the cassette deck goes into the record mode and when the
tonearm is lifted up, the deck goes into the auto record muting
mode for four seconds, then into the pause mode.
CONNECTION AND PREPARATION
Cassette decks which can be used with your turntable for
this special synchronized operation are those Sony models
which are equipped with a 4-pin remote control jack.
An RM-65 synchro remote control unit (optional) is required
to connect the turntable and the cassette deck.
Desired action
Turntable operation Synchronized operation of the cassette deck
To record from the beginning of a
record...
Press the START/STOP button.
When the tonearm lowers onto the record, the
pause mode is released and recording begins.
To lift up the tonearm to move to a dif¬
ferent point on a record...
Press the ARM TRANSPORT buttons.
When the tonearm is lifted up , auto record
muting activates for four seconds, then the
pause mode is assumed.
To record from a point some way in the
record...
Move the tonearm to the desired point and
press the START/STOP button.
When the tonearm lowers onto the record, the
pause mode is released and recording begins.
To stop recording during record play...
Press the START/STOP button. When the tonearm is lifted up, auto record
muting activates for four seconds, then the
pause mode is assumed.
When record play ends...
The tonearm returns automatically to the
arm rest.
When the tonearm is lifted up, auto record
muting activates for four seconds, then the
pause mode is assumed.
Note
: Be sure to set the SYNCHRO switch of the RM-65 to OFF when you do not want to use the synchronized play function.
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