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HOW TO USE
RADIO OPERATION
© Set AM/FM switch to desired programming.
0 Flip radio ON/OFF switch to ON.
© For FM, extend the whip antenna fully and
move around for best reception.
O The built-in AM antenna is directional, so for
AM you may have to rotate the set for best
reception.
O The TUNING knob on the front of the set is
used for tuning both AM and FM Stations.
o Adjust the VOLUME
and TONE slides for
pleasant listening.
HOW TO INSERT CASSETTE
O Push the EJECT button to
pop open the cassette door.
Insert a cassette as shown
(without touching the tape
itself) and push it down and
back until it snaps in place.
Now close the cassette door.
RADIO DIRECT RECORDINGS
o With the radio playing. press the RECORD
button
and the PLAY button simultaneously.
There is no need to adjust the volume, since
your set has built in ALC (Automatic Level
MICROPHONE
RECORDING
® insert cassette
as outlined
under
Radio
Direct Recordings.
@ Press the RECORD
button and the PLAY
button simultaneously.
* Talk
normally
into
the
BUILT-IN
CON-
DENSER MICROPHONE. To obtain optimum
recording quality, place the recorder with the
microphone freely exposed to sound source
and as close as convenient. (If the accessory
remote microphone is used, refer to REMOTE
MICROPHONES
instructions.)
NOTE: The Automatic Level Control will set
the record
level for optimum
recordings
without further adjustments.
e When you finish recording, simply push the
STOP button.
PLAYBACK
To listen to your recorded tape cassettes, just
rewind to the starting point, then push the
PLAY button and adjust VOLUME and TONE.
REWIND
To run the tape back to the beginning of your
recording, simply push the REWIND
button.
Watch
the tape through the window
in the
cassette door. Push the STOP button when the
tape is back to the place you started recording
from.
7. Tone Slide Control
8. Volume Slide Control
9. FM-AM Switch
10. Radio ON-OFF Switch
11. FM Whip Antenna
12. Tuning Knob
AUTOMATIC STOP
When your recorder is operating in the PLAY or
RECORD functions and the end of the tape is
reached, the tape section of your
unit will
automatically shut itself off.
FAST FORWARD
To skip over portions of the tape quickly, press
and hold the FORWARD
botton. To stop the
tape again, release the button.
TAPE ERASE
There
are
two
ways
to
erase
unwanted
recording material
on your General
Electric
Tape Recorder.
A. The first method is to record over the un-
wanted recording. This replaces the unwanted
recording with a new recording.
B. To erase the tape completely, and return the
tape to a blank condition, use the TAPE ERASE
plug supplied with the unit as follows:
1. Insert the erase plug into the large "MIC"
jack located on the unit.
2. Insert the cassette you wish to erase.
3. Press
the
RECORD
and
PLAY
buttons
simultaneously, as you would
if you were
making a recording. You are now erasing the
tape. When you have erased the entire tape,
your recorder will shut off automatically.
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13. Mike Remote Jack
14. Mike Signal Jack
15. Earphone Jack
16. Ext. Power Jack
17. Cassette Door
18. Built In Microphone
PREVENT ACCIDENTAL
ERASURE
Every time you make a recording, any previous
recording on the tape is automatically erased.
When you have a recording you want to keep
permanently, break out the rear left tab of the
side you want to save as shown in the following
illustration:
CELLOPHANE TAPE PLACED
OVER OPENING TO PERMIT
RECORDING AGAIN
When a cassette, with the tab broken out, is
inserted in the tape unit, accidental erasure is
prevented by a lever in the mechanism
that
keeps
the
RECORD
button
from
latching.
Cellophane tape can be placed over the opening
later on, if you decide to record over the original
recording. Similarly you can record over pur-
chased prerecorded cassettes.
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