Recording Am Broadcasts; Recording Using The Built-In Microphone - Radio Shack DX-392 Owner's Manual

6. While STANDBY
starting time of the program you
want to record.
. STANDBY
ENTER
Note: Be sure the clock display is
set to show the desired clock
when the alarm time arrives.
7. Load a tape with adequate length
for the period you are going to
record. For instance, load a C-60
tape for recording a 30-minute
program.
8. Set
TAPE SELECT
according to the type of
NORMAL
tape you loaded.
9. Press
RECORD
matically goes down). The radio
turns on at the preset time and the
recorder starts recording. The
tape stops automatically at the
end of the tape, but the radio
keeps playing until you turn it off.
20
flashes, enter the
Then press
stops flashing.
to either or
CrO
2
( auto-
PLAY

Recording AM Broadcasts

Sometimes you might hear a hum or
whistling sound when recording an AM
broadcast. To reduce or eliminate this
sound, set the
BEAT CUT
position that gives you the best record-
ing.
Recording Using the Built-In
Microphone
Your cassette recorder has a built-in
condenser microphone on the front. To
record with the built-in microphone, fol-
low the steps in "Recording from the
Radio" on Page 19. But, instead of tun-
ing to a radio station in Step 4, simply
position the DX-392 near the source
you are recording. Then continue with
Step 6.
switch to the