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@ LIGHT key
While the key is kept pressed, the display is illuminated. After you release the key, the
illumination continues for approximately ten seconds, and then it goes automatically
off.
8) BATT (battery check) key
When this key is pressed, the approximate operating voltage of the power source in
use is displayed. The operating voltage of this unit is 12V to 15V. To return to the
original audio signal level meters, press again.
© Display window
Indicates the following information.
® operating modes
¢ tape running time
® warnings
* various level meters (e.g. the audio signal level, the battery voltage level, the tape
tracking level)
@ REC LEVEL (recording level) controls
Adjusts the recording level of the analog input signals. The outer control is for the
L(CH-1) channel and the inner control is for the R(CH-2) channel. As these controls are
locked to each other, both L and R channels can be adjusted simultaneously. To
adjust L and R channels individually, push the inner control (it pops out). After
adjusting the each channels, be sure to depress the inner control.
@ PAUSE key and indicator
Stops the tape for a moment. With another press of the key, the pause mode is
released, and recording or playback resumes.
The indicator lights up during pause and blinks while the system is being initialized at
power-on.
@® REC (record) key and indicator
Slide the key to the right, and recording starts. The indicator lights up during
recording. When the safety tab of the DAT cassette is open, recording will not be
made.
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