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REVERSE MARKER
When you do not want playback to be interrupted by the
winding at the end of side A you can use a reverse marker
during recording.
e By pressing this key the deck will first write a marker
(REVERSE MARKER WRITE lights up) and will then immediately
change the tape travel direction at the current position to
side B. The deck will enter the RECORD PAUSE mode again.
* Press the PAUSE Hi key.
The recording will be continued with the following track.
(e.g. track number 6)
The track numbering will not start with no. 1 on side B but
the numbering will be continued (e.g. track number 6)
When the reverse marker is detected during playback, the
deck will immediately change to side B after which playback
will be continued.
-« + REVERSE
MARKER -.
LEAD IN -- -
When the REVERSE key is pressed during recording, the
deck will immediately reverse and continue the recording on
side B.
A correct reverse marker is not yet written at side A. During
playback the deck will not reverse correctly. In order to write a
correct reverse marker, the RENUMBER key must be pressed
to verify the tape and write the correct markers.
The REVERSE key can only be operated at side A.
ERASING A MARKER
You can erase a marker when you press the ERASE key
shortly before the location of this marker.
¢ Go to the location of the marker that you want to erase.
e Press the ERASE key shortly before the location of this
marker.
© Your deck will now check if there is a marker at that
position.
¢ After detection of this marker the display will show MARKER
ERASE.
— The marker has now been erased from the tape.
Note: After you have erased a marker the sequence of
tracknumbers has been changed and a RENUMBER action
will be necessary.
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REMOTE CONTROL (see page 112) |
— The keys on the remote contro! have the same functions as
the corresponding ones on the recorder
— Extra keys:
— SIDE A/B — for reversing the tape travel direction
— » (PLAY) - for starting playback
0 - 9 digit keys - for selecting track numbers; these keys
are only functional when a DCC cassette (with tracknumber
list) is used.
'v VOLUME 4 - Adjusting the sound level when the
recorder is connected (via the VARIABLE OUT sockets) to an
amplifier or HiFi system;
POWER - for selecting standby mode.
- IMPORTANT! ©
When 'the' recurdiais is incorporated:in.a HiFi 3S:
connection, the REMOTE EXT/INT switch ® onthe back «
the recorder-should always be in the EXT position. Th
recorder can then 58 oneieted. via he remote:con
system. °
When the eebrdal is not Rearporsted ina HiFi' systern with."
BUS connection, this switch should be in the INT. position.
The recorder can then be operated with the
supplied.
Make $ure that the recorder is 'switched off wht r
REMOTE switch is changed. ;
BATTERIES
* Open the battery compartment and insert two batteries as
indicated, type RO3, UM-4 or AAA-cells.
* Remove the batteries when they have run down or when
they will not be used again fora long period.