Recording; Synchronous Recording - Teac R-H500 Manual Del Usuario

Recording

1
Load an unrecorded tape.
2
Select DOLBY NR type.
3
Select the desired reverse mode.
Ù : For auto stop.
ù: For auto reverse.
4
Press the rec/pause button on the deck
or record button on the remote control.
Then the direction indicator will blink
and "REC" will be shown on the display.
5
Adjust the recording level with the rec
level control.
Normal Tape, Chrome Tape
Metal Tape
6
Select the recording direction with the
play (" or ∏) button.
Recording will start.
7
Press the stop button to stop recording.
Notes:
(1) If you press the rec/pause button during
recording, the unit will be set to the
recording pause mode in 4 seconds (no
sound is recorded for 4 seconds). To
continue recording, press the rec/pause
button on the unit or pause button on
the remote control.
(2) If you select the ù, you must press the
forward play (∏) button in order to
record both sides of a tape. If you press
the reverse play (") button, only the
back side will be recorded.
(3) If the record button on the remote
control is pressed during recording,
recording will stop.

Synchronous Recording

When recording from a CD, use this
synchronous recording function to start
recording and CD play at the same time.
1
Program the music items on the CD in
your desired order.
2
Load a cassette tape.
3
Select DOLBY NR type.
4
Select the reverse mode.
5
Press the CD sync button.
(The input selector on the amplifier is
automatically set to "CD" and locked.)
The tape travel direction indicator
blinks and the CD SYNC, REC, and HX
PRO indicators light.
6
Adjust the recording level.
(Play the CD to adjust the recording
level.)
7
Press the play (" or ∏) button.
The CD will start playing in 4 seconds.
Notes:
(1) This synchronous recording function is
available only in combination with
TEAC's PD-H500 CD player.
(2) During synchronous recording, only the
stop button and the power button
operate on this unit and the CD player.
(3) In synchronous recording, 4-second
unrecorded portions will be inserted
between programmed tracks.
4-second unrecorded portion
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