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LOGIC

CONTROL

STEREO

CASSETTE

TAPE

DECK

T-520

HE

Operating

Instructions

This

operation

manual

is

written

in

four

languages.

The

English

is

from

page

1

to

page

14,

the

Ger-

man

from

page

15

to

page

28,

the

French

from

page

29

to

page

42

and

the

Italian

from

page

43

to

page

56.

Please

read

the

pages

in

your

language

to

learn

to

use

this

product

correctly.

Diese

Bedienungsanleitung

ist

in

vier

Sprachen

abgefa&t.

Der

englische

Text

reicht

von

Seite

1

bis

Seite

14,

der

deutsche

Text

von

Seite

15

bis

Seite

28,

der

franzdsische

Text

von

Seite

29

bis

Seite

42

und

der

italienische

Text

von

Seite

43

bis

Seite

56.

Lesen

Sie

bitte

die

Seiten

in

Ihrer

Muttersprache

aufmerksam

durch,

um

sich

mit

diesem

Produkt

gut

vertraut

zu

machen.

Ce

manuel

d’utilisation

a

été

rédigé.

en

quatre

langues.

La

version

anglaise

va

de

la

page

1

a

la

page

14,

la

version

allemande

de

la

page

15

a

la

page

28,

la

version

frangaise

de

la

page

29

a

la

page

42

et

la

version

italienne

de

la

page

43

a

la

page

56.

Veuillez

lire

les

instructions

dans

la

langue

qui

vous

intéresse

pour

apprendre

a

utiliser

correctement

ce

produit.

Questo

manuale

d’istruzioni

per

I’uso

é

redatto

in

quattro

lingue.

L’inglese

é

da

pag.

1

a

pag.

14,

il

tedesco

da

pag.

15

a

pag.

28,

il

francese

da

pag.

29

a

pag.

42

€e

I’italiano

da

pag.

43

€

pag.

56.

Leg-

gere

attentamente

le

istruzioni

nella

propria

lingua

per

usare

correttamente

questo

prodotto.

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PIONEER’

LINE-VOLTAGE

VARIATIONS

You

will

find

the

line

voltage

selector

switch

on

rear

panel.

This

switch

has

positions

for

220V

and

240V_

power

sources.

Before

your

cassette

tape

deck

is

shipped

from

the

factory,

the

switch

is

set

to

the

power

requirements

of

the

destina-

tion;

nevertheless,

you

should

check

that

it

is

set

properly

before

plugging

the

power

cord

into

the

outlet.

lf

the

voltage

is

not

properly

set

or

if

you

move

to

an

area

where

the

voltage

requirements

differ,

adjust

the

selector

switch

as

follows.

After

adjusting,

connect

the

power

cord.

1.

Use

a

Phillips

screwdriver

to

loosen

mounting

screw,

then

remove

selector

plug.

2.

Reinstall

the

selector

plug

with

its

cut

out

section

exposing

the

correct

voltage

indication.

3.

Tighten

mounting

screw.

Selector

plug

Phillips

screwdriver

Mounting

screw

IMPORTANT

To

prevent

electric

shock,

do

not

remove

cover.

No

user

serviceable

parts

inside,

refer

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

Always

disconnect

all

the

equipment

from

the

mains

supply

when

disconnecting

the

signal

leads.

The

power

cord

should

be

connected

last,

make

sure

that

the

power

switch

is

off.

Unplug

the

set

from

the

wall

socket

when

it

is

not

to

be

used

for

an

extended

period

of

time.

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System

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—

CONTENTS

CONNECTIONS

If

you

intend

to

hook

up

PIONEER

system

components,

refer

to

the

CONNECTIONS

section

in

the

Operating

Instructions

of

the

stereo

amplifier.

The

section

will

help

you

connect

the

equipment

more

easily.

|

Rear

panel

connections

|

Recording

cord

connec-

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(C)

i

>

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@'a

tions

©.

@'<

Connect

the

INPUT

terminal

of

the

tapedeck

to

the

TAPE

GE

terminal

of

the

amplifier.

Playback

cord

connec-

tions

Connect

the

OUTPUT

Stereo

amplifier’s

terminals

TAME

<P

@

@|

ap

Tape

deck

Power

cord

connections

Insert

the

power

plug

into

an

auxiliary

AC

OUTLET

(SWITCHED)

on

the

ampli-

fier

or

into

a

household

PLAY)

terminal

of

the

ta

;

>

©

©

<a>

ower

outlet.

ae

the

TAPE

Gust)

Recording

eens)

esicanee

Dre

ee

=

terminal

of

the

amplifier.

mendeestans

eee

Headphone

connections

Connect

the

plug

to

the

NOTES:

nee

y

saat.

Kipitabs

ieaurtes

headphone

jack

on_

the

@Connect

the

white

plug

inane

rune

sce

DEE

Sa

yrevetet!

i

i

stereo

rack.

to

the

left

(L)

channel

oo

slg

a

21M

|

3

and

the

red

plug

to

the

ae

ere

Ve

z

NOTES:

right

(R)

channel.

@Make

sure

that

all

the

plugs

are

pushed

into

the

jacks

as

far

as

they

will

go.

Stereo

amplifier

e/nsert

the

plug

into

the

jack

as

far

as

it

will

go.

If

the

optional

stereo

rack

is

provided

with

a

head-

phone

jack,

connect

the

rack’s

headphone

_

cord

(with

pin

plug)

with

this

jack.

Front

panel

connections

Microphone

connections

Insert

the

plug

into

the

unit's

MIC

jacks.

NOTES:

@

Connect

the

left

channel

microphone

to

the

L

jack,

and

the

right

chan-

nel

microphone

to

the

R

jack.

e/nsert

the

plug

into

the

jack

as

far

as

it

will

go.

Right

channel

Left

channel

Microphones

FRONT

PANEL

FACILITIES

COUNTER

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TAPE

DECK

CT:

S20

(1)

POWER

switch

Used

to

switch

the

unit's

power

on

and

off.

Power

is

ON:

Meter

lights.

Power

is

OFF:

Meter

goes

off.

(2)

TIMER

start

switch

Used

for

unattended

recording

and

wake-up

playback

opera-

tions.

(For

details,

turn

to

page

10.)

Normally,

this

switch

is

kept

at

the

OFF

position.

OFF:

For

normal

tape

play

and

recording.

REC:

For-

unattended

recording.

PLAY:

For

wake-up

playback.

(3)

EJECT

button

and

cassette

holder

The

cassette

tape

is

housed

in

this

holder

(for

details,

turn

to

page

5.)

To

open

the

holder:

Depress

the

EJECT

button.

To

close

the

holder:

Push

the

holder

by

hand.

NOTE:

Do

not

depress

the

EJECT

button

while

the

tape

is

traveling.

(4)

Tape

COUNTER

and

RESET

button

The

figures

on

the

tape

counter

increase

or

decrease

in

line

with

the

forward

or

reverse

movement

of

the

tape.

If

the

counter

is

set

to

“O00”

at

the

start

of

recording,

it

will

be

easy

to

find

the

recording

start

position

when

you

want

to

listen

to

the

program

again

at

a

later

date.

(5)

TAPE

SELECTOR

switches

Use

these

switches

in

line

with

the

tapes

being

used.

For

normal

tapes:

©

Set

the

left-side

switch

to

the

NORM

-S&©

(out)

position.

®

The

right-side

switch

position

is

not

used.

For

chrome

tapes:

®

Depress

the

left-side

switch

to

the

HIGH

-m

(in)

position.

®

Set

the

right-side

switch

to

the

CrO,

-m&L

(out)

position.

For

metal

tapes:

©

Depress

the

left-side

switch

to

the

HIGH

—-m_

(in)

position.

©

Depress

the

right-side

switch

to

the

METAL

—m

(in)

position.

*

(6)

DOLBY

NR

switch

Set

to

the

depressed

ON

position

when

recording

and

this

will

reduce

the

amount

of

tape

hiss

(turn

to

page

13).

Also

set

to

ON

when

playing

a

tape

which

has

been

recorded

using

the

Dolby

noise

reduction

system.

@

MS

switch

Set

to

ON

when

automatically

searching

the

start

of

a

program.

(For

details,

turn

to

page

9.)

Normaily,

this

switch

is

kept

at

the

OFF

position.

Function

switches

Rewind

switch

(

<<

):

Depress

to

rewind

the

tape.

Fast

forward

switch

(

>>

):

Depress

to

fast

forward

the

tape.

Stop

switch

(=

):

Depress

to

stop

the

playback,

recording,

fast

forward

and

rewind

operations.

PLAY

switch

(>

):

Depress

to

start

tape

play.

PAUSE

switch:

Depress

to

temporarily

suspend

recording

or

to

adjust

the

recording

level.

(For

details,

turn

to

page

6.)

Depress

the

PAUSE

switch

to

resume

recording.

NOTE:

The

tape

will

not

stop

even

if

this

switch

is

depressed

when

you

are

performing

a

rewind

or

fast

forward

operation.

REC

switch:

Depress

to

start

recording

operations.

REC

MUTE

switch:

Push

to

create

unrecorded

blanks

between

tape

programs.

(For

details,

turn

to

page

7.)

When

the

switch

is

kept

pushed

during

recording,

no

sound

is

recorded

for

as

long

as

the

switch

is

in

the

depressed

position

(thereby

creating

an

unrecorded

blank).

NOTE:

@When

the

POWER

switch

is

set

to

the

OFF

position,

all

the

function

switches

are

released

to

the

OFF

mode.

(9)

Recording/playback

level

meter

This

indicates

the

strength

of

the

sound

being

played

back

or

the

sound

about

to

be

recorded.

MIC

jacks

Plug

the

microphone(s)

into

these

jacks

when

recording

using

microphones.

(For

details,

turn

to

page

to

6).

“L'':

Left.channel

jack,

‘‘R’’:

Right

channel

jack

(1)

INPUT

recording

level

controls

Rotate

these

controls

while

observing

the

level

meter

when

adjusting

the

strength

of

the

sound

that

is

to

be

recorded.

(For

details,

turn

to

page

6.)

The

strength

is

increased

when

the

controls

are

rotated

clockwise

from

the

‘‘0’’

minimum

position.

Front

control:

For

left

channel

adjustments

Rear

control:

For

right

channel

adjustments

The

controls

normally

rotate

together.

To

rotate

only

one

con-

trol,

hold

the

other

so

that

it

will

not

move.

—

Aa-—

TAPE

RECORDING

Recording

Preparations

Set

up

the

stereo

amplifier

and

the

program

source

(record

or

FM

broadcast)

unit

whose

sound

is

to

be

recorded.

TAPE

2/

LOUDNESS

anaeToRn

OFF

m

OFF

ON

m

ON

4

Depress

the

POWER

switch

to

ON.

the

record.

TUNER

ia

TUNER

PHONO

TAPE

1

aux,

VIDEO)

Depress

the

switch

to

TUNER

or

PHONO

for

recording

FM

broadcast

or

alone

Rotate

the

VOLUME

Senance

contro!

to

check

re-

cording

the

program

source.

FUNCTION

Tuner

Operate

the

tuner

and

tune

in

the

FM

sta-

tions.

ey

10?

“3

\

see

wewesZDFSF

Set

the

TIMER

switch

to

OFF.

REC

OFF

!

|

OFF

>

BLay

ra

l

i

i

—=—=—=

Depress

the

POWER

switch

to

ON.

Depress

Provide

the

record

for

playback.

Set

the

DOLBY

NR

switch

either

to

ON

or

OFF.

Set

the

switch

to

ON

when

recording

the

program

source

with

the

Dolby

noise

reduc-

tion

system.

poLsy

I

Morr

mm

ON

Set

the

TAPE

SELECTOR

switches

to

the

appropriate

positions.

3-3-8

Select

the

position

in

accord-

ance

with

the

type

of

tape

which

is

to

be

played.

(Refer

to

the

section

on

cassette

tapes

on

page

12.)

Inserting

the

cassette

tape.

—

Depress

the

EJECT

button

to

open

the

tape

holder.

(Q)

Insert

the

tape

into

the

holder.

Load

the

tape

with

the

ex-

posed

strip

of

tape

at

the

bot-

tom

and

the

side

to

be

re-

corded

facing

you.

(3)

Close

the

holder.

Push

the

holder

by

hand

until

it

is

back

in

position.

NOTES:

e

Do

not

load

the

cassette

with

the

exposed

strip

of

tape

at

the

top

instead

of

bottom

since

this

may

result

in

trouble.

@On

rare

occasions

the

cassette

is

not

secured

properly

when

the

tape

holder

is

pushed

back.

In

cases

like

this,

take

out

the

tape,

rotate

the

tape

reels

slightly

and

then

reload

the

tape.

e/f

the

tape

is

half

wound

up

or

wound

up

on

the

right

reel,

rewind

the

tape

onto

the

left

reel

following

the

instructions

given

for

rewinding

the

tape.

e

Always

depress

the

STOP

switch{

a

)

to

the

stop

mode

before

loading

or

ejecting

the

tape.

ee

with

===10]

NOTES:

e

Accidental

erasure

prevention

tabs

can

be

found

on

the

top

edge

of

the

cassette

tape.

If

these

tabs

have

been

broken

out,

the

program

source

cannot

be

recorded.

e7o

record

the

program

source

onto

a

tape

without

the

tabs,

stick

a

piece

of

cellophane

tape

over

the

opening.

(Turn

to

page

12.)

Recording

FM

Broadcast

or

Records

Play

the

program

source

which

is

to

be

recorded.

Play

the

record

on

the

turntable

if

you

are

recording

the

records.

Operate

the

tuner

and

turn

in

the

station

whose

program

is

to

be

-recorded

if

you

are

recording

an

FM

broadcast.

Depress

the

REC

switch

after

the

PAUSE

switch

has

been

depressed.

PAUSE

REC

[I

]

Set

the

recording

level.

Observe

the

recording

level

meter

and

rotate

the

INPUT

tevei

controls.

®

Adjust

within

the

following

range

for

a

relatively

loud

sound

Distortion

and

noise

are

increased

with

the

following

adjust-

ments.

e@

Noise

increases

with

play

if

the

level

is

too

low.

(Between

around

[—20]

and

[—10]

)

=

———

—

1

———

|

dB

-20

107

--o-+3

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LL

—

om

e

Distortion

increases

with

play

if

the

level

is

too

high.

({+8]

lights

continuously)

When

using

any

tape

(except

metal

tape)

+3+5+8

at.

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Gen Gen

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7

7

—h

When

using

metal

tape

e@

Use

dynamic

electret

microphones.

e

Make

sure

that

the

cord

is

not

longer

than

§

meters

if

you

are

using

high-impedance

microphones.

e

Use

the

microphones

at

a

distance

from

the

speakers

since

TAPE

RECORDING

@A

leader

tape

which

cannot

be

recorded

is

provided

at

the

beginning

and

end

of

the

tape.

e

Before

recording,

take

up

the

leader

onto

the

right-hand

real

fallow

the

tape

to

travel

for

about

10

seconds

in

the

play

mode).

[4]

Set

the

tape

counter

to

“000”.

Depress

Depress

the

RESET

button

to

set

to

000".

COUNTER

RESET

Start

recording

As

soon

as

the

PAUSE

switch

is

depressed,

the

tape

moves

from

left

to

right

and

recording

begins.

PAUSE

Depress

Q]

ie

6]

When

stopping

recording

or

using

the

PAUSE

function

e

Depress

the

STOP

switch

(

m

).

This

releases

the

recording

mode

and

the

tape

stops

traveling.

e

Depress

the

PAUSE

switch.

U

The

tape

stops

traveling

but

the

recording

mode

is

not

released.

ie!

e

To

resume

recording,

depress

the

s

PAUSE

switch.

Recording

is

completed.

The

tape

stops

automatically

when

it

is

fully

wound.

1.

Plug

the

microphones

into

the

unit's

jacks.

2.

The

subsequent

operations

are

the

same

as

[2]

through

for

recording

FM

broadcast

and

records.

‘howl

(a

prolonged

wailing

sound)

may

be

heard

when

monitor-

ing

and

sound

through

the

speakers.

e@

There

will

be

no

howl

if

you

monitor

the

recording

with

your

headphones.

elf

you

are

using

a

metal

tape,

set

the

TAPE

SELECTOR

switch

to

the

METAL

position

and

erase

the

sound.

e

When

program

is

recorded

onto

a

pre-recorded

tape,

the

previous

recording

will

be

automatically

erased.

Recording

with

the

REC

MUTE

Function

Proceed

as

follows

when:

e

Creating

unrecorded

blanks

which

are

used

by

the

unit's

MS

function

(this

comes

in

handy

for

cutting

out

the

commercials

while

recording

an

FM

broadcast

and

leaving

the

unrecorded

Creating

unrecorded

blanks

for

MS

function

4

Push

the

REC

MUTE

switch

for

about

5

seconds

after

you

have

recorded

one

program.

No

signals

will

be

recorded

only

while

this

switch

is

in

the

depressed

position.

(Once

REC

MUTE

the

switch

is

released,

re-

cording

will

resume.)

Depress

Depress

the

PAUSE

switch

with

the

REC

MUTE

switch

in

the

depressed

position.

The

tape

has

stopped

traveling.

Now

wait

for

the

part

of

recor

Ghee

the

program

whose

recording

0

is

not

required

to

end.

(The

sound

will

be

heard

through

the

speakers

but

it

will

not

be

recorded.)

=

Depress

Once

the

part

of

the

program

which

is

not

required

has

ended,

depress

the

PAUSE

switch

and

recording

resumes.

pause

Depress

[I

ie

“mole

nama

|

Eliminating

the

noise

with

record

play

|

Push

the

REC

MUTE

switch

immediately

before

Fe

Leave

off

your

finger

from

the

switch

immediately

TAPE

RECORDING

Set

the

INPUT

level

controls

to

the

“0”

position

(by

rotating

them

to

the

leftmost

position.)

Depress

the

REC

switch

to

start

recording.

As

the

tape

travels,

the

recorded

sound

is

erased

and

the

tape

will

be

unrecorded.

Depress

sections

as

blanks

of

about

5

seconds).

e

Eliminating

the

noise

heard

when

the

stylus

descends

onto

the

record

during

the

recording

of

the

record.

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the

stylus

descends

onto

the

record.

REC

MUTE

Push

before

play

begins

after

the

stylus

has

descended

onto

the

record.

Release

TAPE

PLAYBACK

Playback

Preparations

|

Set

up

the

stereo

amplifier

for

tape

play.

|

Depress

the

POWER

switch

to

ON.

—_—~

Depress

the

TAPE

function

2

switch.

Tape

deck

preparations

Set

the

TIMER

START

switch

to

the

OFF

position.

toON.

Load

the

cassette

tape.

Depress

the

POWER

switch

It

takes

about

four

seconds

after

the

POWER

switch

has

been

set

to

ON

before

the

function

switches

are

fully

operative.

Set

the

TAPE

SELECTOR

‘Select

the

position

in

accord-

switches

to

the

appropriate

ance

with

the

type

of

tape

positions.

which

is

to

be

played.

(Refer

to

section

on

cassette

tapes

on

page

12.)

Set

the

DOLBY

NR

switch

either

to

ON

or

OFF.

Set

the

switch

to

ON

when

playing

back

the

tape

with

the

Dolby

noise

reduction

system;

otherwise

set

it

to

OFF.

Rewinding

the

tape

(

<<

).

When

the

tape

is

half

wound

up

on

the

right-hand

reel

or

fully

wound

up,

rewinding

the

tape

serves

to

bring

the

tape

back

to

the

initial

position.

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The

tape

travels

at

high

speed

from

right

to

left

(no

sound

is

heard).

©

Depress

the

REWIND

switch

(

<<

).

The

tape

stops

automatically

when

it

is

completely

wound

up

on

the

left-side

reel.

a

Stopping

rewinding

Depress

the

STOP

switch

(

®

).

‘e

Depress

4

|

Depress

the

PLAY

switch

(

>).

The

tape

travels

from

left

to

right

and

play

begins.

Left

side

Depress

Fast

forwarding

the

tape

(

>>

).

When

the

tape

has

been

partially

played,

fast

forwarding

serves

to

wind

up

the

tape

fully.

The

tape

travels

at

high

speed

from

left

to

right

(no

sound

is

heard).

>

>

e

Depress

the

FAST

FORWARD

switch

(

>>

).

The

tape

stops

automatically

when

it

is

completely

wound

up

on

the

right-side

reel.

a

Stopping/fast

forwarding

ie!

panies

Depress

the

STOP

switch

(

@

).

Adjust

the

tone

and

volume

of

the

sound

using

the

controls

on

the

stereo

amplifier.

When

play

ends

The

tape

automatically

stops

when

it is

completely

wound

up

on

the

right-hand

reel.

(The

POWER

switch

is

not

set

to

OFF.)

Stopping

play

Depress

the

STOP

switch

(

@

).

Depress

Music

Search

(MS)

Function

and

Tape

Play

The

music

search

function

automatically

locates

the

unrecorded

blanks

lasting

more

than

4

seconds

between

the

programs

on

the

tape

and

it

starts

play

from

the

beginning

of

the

desired

pro-

gram.

Make

use

of

this

function

when:

©

Selecting

a

program

which

you

want

to

listen

to

e

Listening

to

the

same

program

again

from

the

start

e

Skipping

the

program

now

being

heard

to

listen

to

the

follow-

ing

(or

previous)

program.

Depress

the

REWIND

<<

>

Stopped

and

play

begins.

(

<<

)

switch.

Once

the

tape

has

been

fully

rewound

to

the

start

of

the

program,

the

rewinding

operation

is

automatically

stopped

and

play

begins.

To

listen

to

a

program

much

further

back

on

the

tape,

repeat

this

operation

(the

number

of

repeats

should

be

equivalent

to

‘the

number

of

programs

recorded

before

the

desired

program

is

reached).

NOTES:

e

For

these

operations,

make

sure

that

you

are

using

a

tape

with

unrecorded

blanks

lasting

at

least

4

seconds

between

the

programs.

e

The

MUSIC

SEARCH

function

does

not

work

with

the

following

tapes:

e

Tapes

with

recorded

conversations

where

the

sound

breaks

off

over

3

seconds.

@

Tapes

where

the

sound

is

low

level

for

more

than

3

seconds.

This

deck

comes

with

a

function

(known

as

REC

MUTE)

which

makes

it

possible

to

create

unrecorded

blanks

on

the

tape

during

recording

quite

easily.

(Turn

to

page

7

for

details.)

Depress

the

MS

switch

MS

to

ON.

Payee

Stopped

ord

play

begins.

ici

Depress

the

FAST

FOR-

Once

the

tape

has

been

WARD

(

p>

)

switch.

fast

forward

ed

tothe

po-

sition

where

the

next

program

begins,

the

fast

forward

operation

§

is

automatically

stopped

and

play

begins.

To

listen

to

a

program

much

further

forward

on

the

tape,

repeat

this

operation

(the

number

of

repeats

should

be

equivalent

to

the

number

of

programs

recorded

until

the

desired

program

is

reached).

Always

set

the

MS

switch

to

OFF

when

MS

operation

is

not

carried

out.

RECORDING

AND

PLAYBACK

USING

THE

AUDIO

TIMER

“Unattended

recording”,

‘Wake-up

playback”

and

‘Sleep

operations”

may

be

performed

if

the

equipment

is

connected

as

shown

in

the

figure

below.

For

this,

obtain

an

optional

timer

(such

as

the

DT-510

by

PIONEER).

|

EERE.

Unattended

Recording

FM

programs

can

be

recorded

while

you

are

out.

Turn

the

stereo

amplifier’s

volume

control

to

the

minimum

position.

NOTE:

Remember

to

turn

down

the

stereo

amplifier’s

volume

control

so

that

the

sound

from

the

speaker

systems

is

not

too

loud

while

you

are

out.

Set

the

timer.

Set

the

timer

so

that

the

power

is

switched

on

at

the

desired

time

(by

referring

to

the

timer’s

Operating

Instructions).

Once

the

timer

has

been

set,

the

power

to

the

unit,

stereo

ampli-

fier

and

tuner

is

switched

off.

Set

the

timer

so

that

the

power

is

switched

off

after

all

the

tape

has

been

wound

up.

Depress

the

REC

switch

after

the

PAUSE

switch

has

been

depressed.

Operate

the

tuner

and

tune

in

the

broadcasting

station

whose

program

you

wish

to

record.

6

|

‘Set

the

TIMER

START

switch

to

the

REC

position.

Set

the

recording

level.

The

power

will

be

supplied

at

the

time

set

by

the

timer

and

recording

will

start

in

4

seconds’

time.

Wake-up

Playback

——_———

Tape

play

can

be

made

to

start

at

the

desired

time.

NOTE:

Make

sure

that

the

volume

is

not

too

high

when

play

begins

(adjust

this

with

the

stereo

amplifier’s

volume

control).

Depress

the

REWIND

switch

(

<<

).

[4]

Set

the

timer.

Set

the

timer

so

that

the

power

is

supplied

at

the

desired

time

(by

referring

to

the

Operating

Instructions

of

the

timer).

Once

the

timer

is

set,

the

power

to

the

unit

and

the

stereo

ampli-

fier

is

switched

off.

15.

Set

the

TIMER

START

switch

to

the

PLAY

position.

The

pcwer

is

switched

on

at

the

time

set

by

the

timer

and

play

Adjust

the

volume

using

the

control

on

the

:

stereo

amplifier.

‘

rae

aoe”

tape

has

been

completely

wound

up,

it

auto-

Sleep

Operation

This

functions

allows

you

to

doze

off

to

sleep

while

listening

Set

the

timer.

to

your

favorite

music.

1

Set

the

timer

so

that

the

power

will

be

switched

off

in

30

to

60

minutes.

(Refer

to

Operating

Instructions

of

the

timer.)

Depress

the

PLAY

switch

(>

)

and

start

play.

The

power

is

switched

on

at

the

time

set

by

the

timer

and

play

the

time

set

by

the

timer.