Troubleshooting; The Cassette Digitizer Can't Be Switched On; No Sound; Problems When Copying Cassette Content To A Computer - Silvercrest SKD 1000 A3 User Manual And Service Information

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Troubleshooting

You can solve most common problems yourself using the table below. If the problem persists
after checking the suggested solutions, please contact our Service Hotline (see page 28). Do not
attempt to repair the product yourself.

The cassette digitizer can't be switched on

Insert the batteries with the correct polarity.
Replace the batteries.
If you are using an optional mains adapter, connect the adapter firmly to the DC input (1) of
the device and to a properly-functioning power socket. Make sure that the small round
connector of the mains adapter has the correct polarity (
outputs 3 V DC.

No sound

Are you sure the inserted cassette contains recordings?
Is the volume set to very low?

Problems when copying cassette content to a computer

Please check that the USB cable is properly connected.
Make sure that the USB cable is not damaged.
Make sure that the correct recording console is configured in the AudioLava software. Select
"Options" > "Device Settings". Under "Recording Console" you can select an entry. This
entry can be, for example: "[MME] Microfon (USB Microphone)" or "[MME] Microphone
(USB Microphone)". Please note that this entry may vary depending on the operating
system.
If the input level does not rise above –50 dB in the AudioLava recording (see the level
meters in the "Import" tab), either the cassette is empty, or you have forgotten to start
playback on the SilverCrest SKD 1000 A3, or the volume has been turned right down on
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