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the
side
you
wish
to protect
is
facing
up.
Remove the tab
on the left rear of the cassette.
When the tabs are in
place,
the
cassette
is recordable.
In
cases
where
the
knockout tabs were removed
and
you
wish
to
make the cassette recordable
again,
place a
piece
of
adhesive tape over the
hole;
this
w
ill
defeat the
recording interlock and
allow
the Record/Lock push·
button (B) mechanism to perform its
function
again.
ERASING
TAPES
When
recording,
all previous
information
on the tape
wil be
erased
automatically.
It
is
not necessary to
erase
a
tape separately before
recording.
However, if
you
de-
sire to erase
a
section
of
tape
(or
a
whole
cassette of
(ape) set
the
Record Level Control
(4)
to
"0",
depress
and
hold down the Record/Lock pushbutton
(B) and
simultaneously
move the Function Control Knob (9) to
the
Play/
Record (A)
position.
The
tape will start
run-
ning
and
anything recorded previously
will
be
erased
from the tape
as
it passes the
erase head.
Only
one side can
be
erased at a
time.
RECORDING STEPS
Check the battery
condition.
Load
a
recordable
cassette into
the Carry-Corder.
Make
sure
the
tape is
fully
wound on
the left
side
of the
cassette.
Use
the Rewind function
(..,...,.
),if necessary.
Connect the program
source (microphone, radio,
tuner,
phono,
etc.)
to the
appropriate
inpu!
socket on
the Carry-
Corder.
Turn the Record
Level
Control
(4)
to "0".
To
start
tape movement
and
recording,
hold down
the
red
Record/
Lock
safety
pushbutton
(B) and
move the
Function Knob (9) to the Play/Record (A) position. The
Record/Lock
pushbutton (B)
w
ill
remain·
locked in
the
record position until the Function
Knob (9) is
returned
to the Stop
position.
Increase the
setting
of the Record Level control
(4)
un-
til the
loud
est
passages
of
the program source deflect the
VU Meter (10) needle from the black
to
just entering the
red
area. If
the needle deflects into
the red-green
area,
the recording
level
is set
too high
and
the recording
will
be distorted
(overload).
Use
the
Function Knob (9)
to
stop recording.
Use the Stop/Start
switch
(7a)
for
interruptions (Re-
mote Control use
of
microphone
or
patchcord).
NOTE
If the Record/Lock pushbutton (B)
will
not de-
press see
"Accidental
Erasure Safety
Feature."
Connect
the red phono plug on the patchcord to
the ex-
ternal
program source output
(radio, tuner,
phono
,
etc.).
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