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Notes on
Verify
and Load
If
an
error
is
indicated
during the
verify
or load op-
eration,
repeat the operation,
taking care of
the
following
points.
(1)
When
to
press the Button
Be
sure
to
press the
Verify
Button
©,
or
Load
But-
ton
©,
before data
transfer begins.
(2)
Level
Adjustment
Adjust the playback
level
of the
tape
recorder.
(The appropriate
level
varies
depending on
the
type
of
tape
recorder.)
(3)
Connection
Be
sure
that
the
connections
are
all
made
cor-
rectly,
and
securely.
If
your tape
recorder
has
two
kinds
of
IN/OUT
jacks
(i.e.
MIC/LINE
IN,
EAR/LINE
OUT,
etc.),
try
using
different
ones
this
time.
Some
tape
recorders
do
not allow
proper opera-
tion
when
both
Save and Load
connection
are
made
at
the
same
time,
so
make
only the
relevant
connection.
(4)
Tape you
use
Use
a
high
quality tape.
If
it
is
possible,
use
a
new
tape.
An
old
tape
is
more
likely
to
have
dropouts.
Use
a
tape
shorter
than
a
C-60.
The one
longer
C-
90
is
too
thin for a
proper
result
in
saving.
(5)
Where
to
start
saving
Run
the
tape
for
a
while before
actually
saving, to
avoid the
head
of
the
tape.
(6)
Tape
Recorder
Try using
the
same
tape recorder
for
saving
and
loading,
so
that
the
possibility
of error
will
be
re-
duced.
Playback the data tape
in
the
same
track
system
as
it
was
saved.
If
the data
has
been saved
in
monaural,
it
is
no use
playing
it
in
stereo.
Clean
and demagnetize
the
head
of
the tape
recorder.
(7)
Tape Load
Mode
Change
the position
of
the
Tape Load
Mode
switch
®
in
the Function
Switches@.
(8)
Tape Save
Level
Change
the
position of the
Tape Save
Level
®
in
the Function
Switches®
.
*
If
an
error
is
still
indicated,
use
a different
tape
recorder
and
repeat the procedure.
Preserving Data
Tapes
Please
do
not
keep
the data tape
in
extreme
heat,
or
humidity
or
near
strongly
magnetic
units
such
as
a
speaker, or
an
amplifier.
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