Music Scanning; Dubbing A Tape; Recording A Tape - JVC DX-MX70BK Service Manual

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Music Scanning
The music scan function will detect the blank segments between tracks. The
blank should be about 4 seconds tong for the music scan to be effective.
You can locate the beginning of the current track or next track quickly by
pressing the playback button and the fast-winding button simultaneously.
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Searching for Beginning of the Current Track
@ If the tape is travelling in the forward direction, press the «<«fast-winding
button while simultaneously pressing the D> playback button.
@ If the tape is travelling in the reverse direction, press the pe fast-winding
button while simultaneously pressing the < playback button.
Searching for Beginning of the Next Track
@ If the tape is travelling in the forward direction, press the >> fast-winding
button while simultaneously pressing the > playback button.
@ !f the tape is travelling in the reverse direction, press the fast-winding
button while simultaneously pressing the < playback button.
Note: The deck that is playing will stop if the music scan function is used
on the other deck.
The music scan function is not effective:
@ When the track being scanned contains an area of low sound level.
@ When the blank between tracks is short.
@ When there is noise, for example, a hum between tracks.
Recording a Tape
The recording system uses Dolby HX PRO to improve the high-frequency
characteristic and to reduce level fluctuations at low frequencies. You will
enjoy dynamic recording ranging from low through high frequencies.
Note: No switch operation or operation at playback is needed.
Recording Notes:
® Deck A is used for playback only, and deck B is used for both recording
and playback.
® To reduce hiss, use the Dolby noise reduction system. Set the DOLBY
NR switch to B or C.
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C: Highly effective noise reduction
® To dub both sides of tape, set the REV MODE switch to the auto reverse
POsition ( &> ), and start dubbing in the forward direction (D>) for both
decks A and B.
® The recording level is set automaticaily.
® [If the small tabs on cassette tapes to prevent accidental erasure have been
removed, the contents of the tape cannot be recorded or erased over.
To record or erase, cover the holes with adhesive tape. (The tab in the
upper left corner is the tab for the side facing you, and the other tab is
for the opposite side.)
® If you are recording an AM broadcast and you hear interference, move
the BEAT CUT switch on the back of the stereo from Position 1 (the nor-
Mal mode) to Position 2.
Recording from Various Sources
1. Insert a cassette for recording into deck B.
2. Select the source you are recording from TAPE (Deck A), TUNER, CD,
VCRI/DAT, PHONO.
3. Press the Pause I! button on the Tape Deck while simultaneously press-
ing the REC/REC MUTE button.
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This puts the deck B in REC/PAUSE mode.
4. Start the source to be recorded.
5. Press the Play <J or > button on deck B to start recording.
To record on both sides of tape, start recording in the forward (>)
direction.
6. To stop recording, press the Stop @ button.
7. To stop recording temporarily. press the Pause 11 button on deck B.
To restart recording again, press the Play button <1 or >
Dubbing a Tape
Normal-Speed Dubbing
1. Insert the cassette for playback into deck A and the cassette for record-
ing into deck B.
@ The type of tape (Normal, CrO2z, or Metal) used for recording must
be the same as that used for playback.
® To dub a tape which was recorded with Dolby noise reduction, set
the DOLBY NR switch on the Tape Deck and the SEA button om the
Amplifier to the OFF position.
2. Press the Pause Il button while simultaneously pressing the REC/REC
MUTE button on deck B.
This places deck B in REC/PAUSE mode.
3. Press the Play button <i or > (depending on which side of the tape
you want to record from) on deck A.
4. Press the Play button <j or > (depending on which side of the tape
you want to record onto) on deck B.
The tape-to-tape recording starts.
Note: You cannot listen to another source during normal-speed dubbing.
® To stop normal-speed dubbing before the end of either the play back
or record tape, press the Stop @ buttons on decks A and B.