Using The Dual Tape Deck; Recording A Radio Broadcast - RCA RP-9793 Use And Care Manual

USING THE DUAL TAPE DECK (continued)
Dubbing (Copying) a Cassette
Two speeds are available for dubbing cassettes: (1) normal speed, which
copies at normal playing speed and allows you to listen to the tape during the
recording process, and (2) high speed, which records at 1.8 times the speed
of the normal setting.
NOTE: Tapes copied at high speed will sound the same as those copied at
normal speed when you play them back. High-speed dubbing is intended as
a time-saving option.
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Press the TAPE selector button to select the tape player.
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Insert the cassette you will record on in Tape Deck 1, advancing past the
tape's leader if necessary.
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Be sure the play direction for Tape Deck 1 is set as desired.
NOTE: To change the tape direction, press the desired play direction but-
ton (4 or b), then quickly press 4 (STOP).
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Insert the cassette you want to copy in Tape Deck 2.
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Press the desired play direction button (4 or D) on deck 2, then quickly
press W (STOP).
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Press "NORMAL" or "HIGH" to select the desired dubbing speed.
NOTE: Sound tends to be high-pitched during high-speed dubbing, so you
may want to lower the volume setting.
Playback of Deck 2 and recording onto Deck 1 begin simultaneously.
Press 4 (STOP) on Tape Deck 1 to stop the recording process.
NOTE: You can dub a cassette while listening to the tuner, CD player, or
AUX/AV component.
IMPORTANT: This product is capable of substantial uses that do not con-
stitute infringements under the Copyright Laws. It is sold only for such
uses, and it should not be used to infringe the Copyrights of others.
Recording a Radio Broadcast
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Insert the cassette to be recorded on in tape deck 1, advancing past the
tape's leader if necessary.
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Press TUNER to select the tuner as the source for recording.
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Press REC/MUTE on tape deck 1.
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Press the desired play direction button (4 or W) to start recording.
Recording continues until the tape ends or until you press W (STOP) or II
(PAUSE) to interrupt the recording process.
Recording from an Auxiliary Source
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Connect the auxiliary sound source (a VCR, another tape deck, etc.) as
described on page 7.
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Press AUXlAV to select the auxiliary unit as the source of sound.
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Press REC/MUTE on Tape Deck 1.
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Press the desired play direction button (4 or )) to start recording.
Recording continues until the tape ends or until you press H (STOP) or II
(PAUSE) to interrupt the recording process.