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TAPE COPYING (from DECK | to DECK Il)
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The tape copying function permits you to copy the contents of
a tape from DECK | to Deck Il.
The SYNCHRO
COPY button is used to select either normal
speed copying, or high-speed copying
(copying at twice the
normal playback speed).
. Load a tape for playback into DECK I and a tape for
recording into Deck Il.
. Set the REV MODE switch.
. Set the tape transport direction.
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Tape copying is always performed in the direction indicated
by the tape transport indicator (» or <). To change this di-
rection, press the desired playback button (Por <), then im-
mediately press the stop (MM) button.
. Press the SYNCHRO
COPY
button
to select either
NORMAL or HIGH speed.
NORMAL SPEED:
Tape copying at normal
speed allows listen
during playback (COPY indicator lights stead-
ily).
HIGH SPEED:
(COPY indicator flashes).
For CT-W402R only
After the forward side of the tape in DECK | ends, both decks will
stop.
To continue tape copying;
1. Turn the tape in DECK | over.
2. Press the SYNCHRO
COPY button again to resume tape copy-
ing.
Tape
copying
at twice
the
normal
speed
To stop copying
Press the stop (lM) button of either deck. Both decks will stop.
NOTES:
The tape in DECK I! will be copied in the same type of the
DOLBY NR switch as DECK I's tape, regardless of its own
setting. When listening to the copied tape, set the type of
the DOLBY NR switch.
If a nearby television set is on while high-speed copying is
being performed, a high-pitched interference sound may be
heard on the tape. In this case, either use the normal speed
copying function, or turn off the television.
During high-speed copying, none of the operation buttons will
function except for the stop (Hi) button.
During normal speed copying, the recording mute
(Q) and
pause (1) buttons of deck I/ also function.
Tape copying is cancelled when either of the two tapes reaches
the end.
Therefore it is advisable to use tapes of the same
length.
The sound quality of the copied tape will be somewhat less
than the original. Therefore when making more than one copy,
always record from the original tape (do not make a copy of a
copy).
The recording level adjustment is not necessary during tape
copying.
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