Display Window - Pioneer CT-WM62R Operating Instructions Manual

FRONT PANEL FACILITIES
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1_ DOLBY NR B/C/OFF indicator
indicates the selected type of Dolby noise reduction (B-type
or C-type). The DOLBY NR system is turned OFF when
neither of the [] or [] indicators are lighted. In this case, the
[_ indicator will flash if the DOLBY NR MEMORY button
is pressed.
Level meter
Indicates the left and right channel signal levels. Indicates
the recording level during recording, and the recorded level
during playback. The 1313 mark beside 0 indicates the Dolby
NR system standard level. The level meter on this cassette
deck has a peak hold function which continues to display
the peak level for 1.2 seconds, to make adjustment of the
recording level easier.
(_ Cassette number indicators/DECK II indicator
The cassette number indicators light when the indicated
cassette has been loaded into the tape transport mechanism
of DECK I. When the ALL REWIND mode is in operation, the
number of the cassette being rewound will flash; when the
ALL REWIND operation is completed, the number will go
out.
When the DOLBY NR MEMORY button is pressed, the
selected type of Dolby noise reduction for each tape is
displayed below the cassette number and DECK II indicators
(see page 16).
Reverse mode indicator (REV.)
indicates the tape transport mode:
7: One way mode is selected.
(.-=_): Reverse mode is selected.
NO TE:
During recording, relay playback and random playback, the
autoreverse function will only operate when the tape is
moving from the end of side A to the beginning of side B.
The tape cannot move automatically from the end of side B
to fhe beginning of side A during these modes (i.e., the tape
will stop at the end of side B even when reverse mode is
selected).
RELAY indicator
Lights when the cassette deck is in relay mode.
CD Synchro indicator (CD SYNC.)
Lights when synchro recording from a CD player is being
carried out. See pages 22~23.
DECK II tape transport indicators (11)
See page 13.
Multifunction display
See pages 14 and 20.
DECK I remaining time indicators
Indicate the approximate time remaining on the tape during
recording and playback. When the tape is close to the end,
each indicator will flash and then go off in sequence (see
page 14).
DECK I tape transport indicators (I)
See page 13.
@ FLEX (1If) indicator
If the FLEX button is pressed while the unit is in the play
mode, the 1/f indicator lights, and the e_J} indicator
flashes. When FLEX tuning is completed, the indicator
lights steadily.
Dolby HX PRO Headroom Extension System
The Dolby HX PRO system controls the level of signals during
recording and always keeps it at an optimal level according to
the level of the high frequency components of the music signal
and the tape bias. It therefore provides excellent recording
quality even when recording signals from digital sources
which contain a large amount of high-frequency components.
To guarantee optimal recording results, The HX PRO system is
activated automatically when recording begins. The Dolby HX
PRO system operates regardless of the setting of the Dolby NR
system buttons.
Dolby NR Systems
The Dolby NR systems are designed to reduce the amount of
tape hiss, mainly in the treble components. During recording,
the high-pitched pianissimo sounds which are most
characteristic of audible noise are boosted, and during
playback, only those boosted sections are attenuated, so that
tape sound is returned to normal. As a result, the noise is
attenuated by an amount equal to the boosting in the treble
range. The Dolby B-type NR system reduces noise in the treble
range, cutting tape hiss and expanding tl_e dynamic range.
The Dolby C-type NR system is even more effective in reducing
noise, as it cuts the noise from the mid-range on.
NOTE:
When a tape has been recorded using Dolby B-type or C-type
noise reduction, make sure that the DOLBY NR buttons are set
to the same position during playback.
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