Operation; Recording Preparation - Dual C 828 Manual

* Andruckrolle oder Tonwelle durch Staub- und Bandab-
rieb verschmutzt. Reinigen wie in Abschnitt "Pflege,
Wartung' beschrieben.
Keine Wiedergabe über den Verstärker, obwohl über Kopfhörer
einwandfrei.
* Leitungsverbindung zum Verstärker unterbrochen oder
falsch gesteckt.
Sie betätigen die Start-Taste > (16) bzw. < (14) und das Gerät
schaltet sich sofort wieder ab.
* Das Band ist am Ende und der MODE-Schalter (2) steht
Fahd
auf n
Sie betätigen die Start-Taste » (16) und das Gerät läuftnach <
(14).
* Das Band ist am Ende und der MODE-Schalter (2) steht auf
‚die Bandrichtung wird automatisch umgeschaltet
Aufnahmebefehl wird nicht angenommen.
* Zungen in der Cassette, wie im Abschnitt "Löschen be-
schrieben, sind herausgebrochen.
Eigenautnahme ist verzerrt.
* Aufnahmequelle verursacht Verzerrungen.
* Kopf verschmutzt. Reinigen wie in Abschnitt "Pflege,
Wartung" beschrieben.
* die für das verwendete Band entsprechende Bandsorten-
wahltaste (Fe = (9),Cr = (11), FeCr = (13), Metal = (15))
war nicht gedrückt.
Eigenaufnahme rauscht:
* Band ist zu stark abgenutzt.
* DOLBY NR (20) war nicht betätigt.
Alte Aufnahme wird nicht sauber gelöscht.
* Lôschkopf verschmutzt. Reinigen wie in Abschnitt ''Pfle-
ge, Wartung!" beschrieben.
* entsprechende Bandsortenwahltaste war nicht gedrückt.
Betriebsfunktionen werden nicht ausgeführt
* keine Cassette eingelegt.
Gerät schaltet beim Umspulen vorzeitig ab.
* Taste MEMORY (30) gedrückt, Gerät schaltet bei "000"
ab. Taste »» (17) oder << (12) drücken, bis Zahlen über
000-Stellung hinaus sind.
We recommend to read this manual carefully prior to operation
of your new Dual equipment. Knowing how to install and set
up the unit correctly will prevent damages and malfunctions
which may occur due to improper connection and operation.
Operation
(1) POWER switch
(2) MODE automatic reverse selection switch
(3) PHONES jack for stereo phones for monitoring
(4) Infrared light barrier switching off all drive mechanism
functions when the cassette is removed
(5) Illuminated tape transport indicator
(6) Dust cover, opened automatically by the power switch
(7) Cassette holder
(8) Infrared light barrier switching off tape transport
functions when the cassette is removed
(9) Fe tape selector button for Fe tapes
(10) STOP stop key
(11) Cr tape selector switch for Cr tapes
(12) 44 Rapid rewind (right — left)
(13) FeCr tape selector switch for FeCr tapes
(14) «starts recording or playback (left)
(15) Met Tape selector switch for metal tapes
(16) » starts play or record from left to right
(17) >» fast forward (left — right)
(18) MPX-Filter may be switched off
(19) RECORD record button
(20) DOLBY NR* for noise-free recording and playback
(21) PAUSE for stopping the tape momentarily
(22) RECORD LEVEL L level control for left channel
(23) MIC L/R microphone jacks for the left and right channels
(24) RECORD LEVEL R level control for right channel
(25) Peak recording level indicator for FeCr and metal tape
(26) Peak recording level indicator for Fe and Cr tape
(27) PEAK LEVEL INDICATOR LED's with peak
value indicator
(28) DOLBY NR indicator that Dolby Nr is turned on
(29) MPX FILTER led indicating that the MPX filter is
switched on
(30) MEMORY — Stops tape transport in fast forward and
rewind mode at a tape counter reading of "0007.
(31) RESET reset button, resets counter to "0007"
(32) Counter for locating a position on the tape
Recording preparation
Unpacking
Remove the unit and all accessories from the shipping carton.
We suggest to retain the original carton and packing material in
case that you need it later for safe transport.
Connection to AC Power Line
This unit can be operated on 115 V AC or 230 V AC, 50 — 60 Hz
power lines. Change of line voltage or frequency should only
be accomplished by authorized Dual dealers or qualified service
personnel to insure compliance with existing safety regulations.
Before connecting your unit to a wall outlet, please make sure
that the line voltage indicated on the name plate corresponds
to the actual line voltage.
Connection to a HiFi System or Amplifier
The following jacks are provided at the rear of your HiFi ste-
reo cassette deck (Fig. 1).
DIN Socket REC/PB
If your stereo amplifier or receiver is equipped with a 5-pole
DIN socket, connect it to the DIN socket REC/PB of the cas-
sette deck by means of the optional DIN audio cable (Part Nr.
226 816). This cable can also be used for tape-to-tape dubbing
after connecting another tape or cassette deck to your unit. This is a
priority input which automatically deactivates the LINE-INPUT L/R.
LINE OUTPUT Jacks R/L
Connect these RCA (Cinch) jacks with the REC jacks of your
stereo amplifier or receiver by means of the optional audio
cable (Part Nr. 226 817) for recording.
LINE INPUT Jacks R/L
Connect these RCA (Cinch) jacks with the PLAY jacks of
your stereo amplifier or receiver by means of the optional
audio cable (Part Nr. 226 817) for playback.
If a DIN audio cable is connected to the DIN socket REC/PB
the single recording and playback cables should not be connec-
ted to the RCA (Cinch) jacks LINE OUTPUT and LINE INPUT.
The optional audio cables permit recording of program material
such as AM/FM radio programs, phono discs, etc. from tuners,
turntables and other components connected to your stereo
amplifier or receiver.
Aforementioned audio cables are available from your Dual
dealer or other HiFi and audio stores.
Playback of pre-recorded cassettes
Power Switching
To turn the unit on, depress the POWER switch (1). The cas-
sette compartment illumination will light up and the LED next
to the STOP button (10) starts flashing. At the same time, the
protective cover for the tape heads is retracted, exposing the
cassette holder
Tape Selection
Your HiFi cassette deck is equipped with four tape selector
switches (9), (11), (13) and (15) which permit the use of all
presently available tape material. ч