Dual C 816 Instrucciones De Manejo página 7

5 record button
6 » Starts tape motion
7 Tape wind indicator
8
44 Rapid rewind
,
music finder finds the music gap when button » is depressed
9 » Fast forward
music finder finds the music gap when button » is depressed
10 Dust hood
11 pause for briefly stopping the tape
12
The pushbutton deactivates all drive functions when the
cassette is removed. The function pause remains operative.
13
counter for finding a certain point on the tape
14 reset reset button, resets counter to "000"
15 memory
stops fast forward and reverse winding when
the counter reaches ''000"
16
auto/manual
switchover from manual to automatic tape
type selection
17 metal/fecr manual switchover from ferrochrome to metal
tapes without code recess
18 Dolby B NR* selector button for noise-free recording and
playback
19 Dolby C NR* selector button for noise-free recording and
playback
20 microphones left microphone connection socket for the
left-hand channel or for a mono-microphone
21 microphones right microphone connection socket for the
right-hand channel
22 phones stereo headphone socket for monitoring recordings
23 record level L/R for separate adjustment of the left-hand
and right-hand channels
24 VU meter for the right-hand channel
25 cr light display forselected tape-type and modulation limit
26 fecr light display for selected tape-type and modulation limit
27 rec luminous indication of "record standby" condition
28 metal light display for selected tape-type and modulation limit
29 fe light display for selected tape-type and modulation limit
30 VU meter for the left-hand channel
Unpacking
Remove the unit and all accessories from the shipping carton.
We suggest you 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 the HiFi system or playback amplifier
Connect the 5-pole DIN connection lead to the ТАРЕ jack
on your amplifier or receiver. This connects your unit to all
connected program sources.
Playback of pre-recorded cassettes
Switching on and off
In order to switch the unit on, depress the power switch 1.
The illuminated VU meters will light, indicating that the unit
is ready for operation. Retract the protective cover 10 towards
you, exposing the cassette holder.
Tape-type selection
Your cassette deck is equipped with a combined automatic/
manual tape-type selector. Cassettes with clear markings in ac-
cordance with Fig. 2 automatically have the correct setting
when button auto/manual 16 is depressed. For FeCr or metal
cassettes, which do not have these clear markings, set the but-
ton auto/manual to manual position (= not depressed) and
select the corresponding tape-type by means of the button
metal/fecr 17 .
First of all determine the tape-type in accordance with the
table on page 3. Check whether FeCr and metal cassettes have
recesses on their housings. Then select one of the tape selector
buttons 16 or 17 in accordance with the following list.
Tape-type Recesses | tape selector
= Button released
= Button depressed
Fe
Button 16 [1 = auto
Cr Button 16 7] = auto
FeCr Button 16 - auto
==
FeCr = Button 16 LI = manual
Button 17 = fecr
Metal Button 16 = auto
Metal x Button 16 | = manual
Button 17 | = metal
Мета! CET Lil < Button 16 | = manual
Button 17 L = тета!
In the case of tape-types not listed in the table, the following
list of tape data will help you to find the right switch setting.
Switch Tape Typical
setting category IEC _Equalization tape-type
Fe Fe I 3180/120 us BASF Super LH |
Cr CrO5 I 3180/ 70 us ВАЗЕ Chromdioxid-
Super II
3180/ 70us Sony FeCr
3180/ 70us TDK MA
FeCr FeCr I
Met | Met IV
Musi Cassettes must always be played in auto position 16.
The VU meters 24 + 30 are provided with two scales. The
upper scale must be used for FeCr and metal tapes and the lower
scale must be used for Fe and Cr tapes. The setting is indicated
by the appropriate LED.
Dolby B — C NR
In addition to having the world-renowned Dolby B noise re-
duction system, your cassette deck is also equipped with the
new Dolby C NR system which improves the dynamic values
of your own recordings by approximately 18 dB.
Use buttons 18 or 19 to select the Dolby NR system with
which you made your recording.
By activating the Dolby C NR button 18 , Dolby B NR 19 is
automatically switched off. Switching over to Dolby B NR is
carried out by once again pressing the Dolby C NR button
(pushbutton released). The selected noise-reduction system is
indicated by one of the two indicators.
Musi-cassettes with the DO symbol should be used with the
Dolby B NR system.
Counter and memory device
Loading and Removing Cassettes