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0) ALL REWIND button

Press this button to rewind all tapes automatically, starting with

the lowest

numbered

tape on

the tray.

The counter display

changes to" 41)

" during this operation

lf the tray is open, it will automatically close by pressing this

button

G1) CD SYNCHRO button

This button is used to carry out CD-Deck synchro recording from

a CD player. (— page 18)

42) Recording mute button (0 )

When this button is pressed during recording, the deck creates a

4-second blank space on the tape and then enters record-pause

mode.

When

you hold this button down, a continuous blank space is

created until you release this button. (— page 14)

(3) Pause button ( #8 )

Press this button when it is desired to temporarily pause playback

or recording. Press the button again to resume

playback or

recording. The pause button cannot be used during fast-forward

or rewind. Recording can begin when this button is pressed after

pressing the recording (®) button.

(4) Recording button ( @ }

When

this button is pressed, the deck enters record-standby

rode. Recording begins when the play ® (or €) button or pause

( 68 ) button is pressed.

(5) CASSETTE control buttons

RELAY:

Press this button

to relay record or playback

the

cassettes on the tray. (The RELAY indicator lights.)

RANDOM:

Press this button to playback all cassettes on the

tray in a random

order.

(The RANDOM

indicator

lights.)

The unit will stop when one side {in the

mode) or bath sides (in the c=>

mode) have been

fully played back.

During random playback, the ¢=> (repeat) mode turns

into two-way ( =>

) mode.

SCAN:

Press this button to playback each cassette on the

tray for about 10 seconds starting from the lowest

numbered

cassette.

(Counter

display

changes

"or ag)

NOTE:

if a blank section is played back for approximately

15 seconds,

the blank skip function will come into effect. The tape is auto-

matically forwarded to the beginning of the next selection and

then playback begins.

(16) TUMER switch

RELAY REC:

Set to this position for relay recording by timer

REC:

Set to this position for a single cassette recording

by timer.

OFF:

Set to this position when not using the timer. (The

switch should normally be set to this position)

PLAY:

Set to this position for playback by timer. Aliso set

to this position for relay playback by timer with

multiple cassettes

@7) CASSETTE RETURN button

Press this button to return the loaded cassette to the tray.

FRONT

PANEL

FACILITIES

@® Operation buttons

NOTE:

Please keep in mind the ilfustration below to insure proper opera-

tion of your unit.

Reverse

The side facing you

Fast-forward PP :

When this button is pressed during stop mode, the tape is fast-

forwarded in the direction of the arrows. When pressed during

playback, the playback position skips forward by one selection

for each press of the button {up to 15 selections), and playback

resumes at the beginning of the designated selection. (Music

search ~~ page 16)

Reverse play 4:

Press this button to play back or record on the reverse side of the

tape (the right side). (Reverse playback/recording)

Used to start recording in record-standby mode.

If the tray is open, it will automatically close and if a cassette is

not loaded, the lowest numbered cassette will be foaded then

playback will occur.

Stop @:

Press this button to stop the tape transport.

Forward play :

Press this button to play back or record on the forward side of

the tape (the left side}. (Forward playback/recording)

Used to start recording in record-standby mode.

If the tray is open, it will automatically close and if a cassette is

not loaded, the lowest numbered cassette will be loaded then

playback will occur.

Fast-reverse €4:

When this button is pressed during stop mode, the tape is fast-

forwarded in the direction of the arrows. When pressed during

playback, the playback position skips forward by one selection

for each press of the button (up to 15 selections), and playback

resumes

at the beginning of the designated selection. (Music

— page 16)