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WALKMAN

is

a

trade

mark

of

Sony

Corporation.

IAI

|

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SONY,

STEREO

CASSETTE-CORDER

-WM-W800

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Before

operating

the

Set,

please

read

this

manual

thoroughly.

This

manual

should

be

retained

for

future

reference.

©

1985

by

Sony

Corporation

ae

eae

owNER’S

RECORD

The

model

number

is

located

at

the

bottom

and

the

serial

number

is

located

in

the

battery

compartment.

Record

the

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

to

these

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

Sony

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Mode!

No.

WM-W800

Serial

No.

As

you

read.

refer

to

the

photos

on

page

3.

|

|

'@

At

a

high

volume

outside

sounds

may

become

PRECAUTIONS

®

Operate

the

set

only

on

3V

de.

For

ac

operation,

use

the

ac

power

adaptor

recom-

mended

for

this

set.

Do

not

use

any

other

ac

power

adaptor.

For

car

battery

operation,

use

the

car

battery

cord

re-

commended

for this

set.

Do

not

use

any

other

car’

battery

cord.

Do

not

leave

the

set

in

a

location

near

heat

sources

such

as

radiators

or

airducts,

or

in

a

place

subject

to

direct

sunlight,

excessive

dust,

moisture,

rain,

or

mechanical

shock.

Should

any

liquid

or

solid

object

fall

into

the

set,

remove

the

batteries

and

disconnect

the

ac

power

adaptor

or

the

car

battery

cord,

and

have

the

set

checked

by

qualified

personnel

before

operating

it

any

further.

About

the

headphones

;

:

See

ae

@

Avoid

playing

the

set

at

so

loud

a

volume

that

extended

play

might

affect

your

hearing.

inaudible.

Avoid

listening

to

the

set

in

situations

where

hearing

must

not

be

impaired,

for

example,

while

driving

or

cycling.

@

\f

your

headphones

are

of

open-air

design,

sounds

go

out

through

them.

Remember

not

to

disturb

those

close

to

you.

eee

——

Deck

A

ai

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Features

4

Precautions

5

Parts

identification

7

Battery

installation

8

Tape

playback

10

Tips

on

playback/recording

.13

Tape

dubbing

2

Stereo

recording—using

the

supplied

microphone

...

17

Recording

from

various

sound

sources

How

to

use

the

carrying

case

Maintenance

...

Specifications

FEATURES

@

Double-cassette

Walkman

which

can

copy

a

recorded

tape

on

deck

A

to

a

tape

on

deck

B.

@

Small-size

one-point

stereo

microphone

supplied.

@

PB

EQ

(playback

equalizer)

selector

on

deck

A

for

optimum

playback

with

standard

tapes

as

well

as

high-performance

metal

tapes.

Dolby*

NR

system

reduces

tape

hiss

noise

in

the

playback

mode

on

deck

A.

@

MIC

(PLUG

IN

POWER)

jack

supplies

power

to

the

supplied

stereo

microphone.

*

“Dolby”

and

the

double-D

symbol

are

trade

marks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

Noise

reduction

system

manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

4

PRECAUTIONS

®@

Operate

the

set

only

on

3V

dc.

For

ac

operation,

use

the

ac

power

adaptor

recom-

mended

for

this

set.

Do

not

use

any

other

ac

power

adaptor.

For

car

battery

operation,

use

the

car

battery

cord

re-

commended

for

this

set.

Do

not

use

any

other

car

battery

cord.

©

Do

not

leave

the

set

in

a

location

near

heat

sources

such

as

radiators

or

airducts,

or

in

a

place

subject

to

direct

sunlight,

excessive

dust,

moisture,

rain,

or

Sf

mechanical

shock.

@

Should

any

liquid

or

solid

object

fall

into

the

set,

remove

the

batteries

and

disconnect

the

ac

power

adaptor

or

the

car

battery

cord,

and

have

the

set

checked

by

qualified

personnel

before

operating

it

any

further.

About

the

headphones

@

Avoid

playing

the

set

at

so

loud

a

volume

that

extended

play

might

affect

your

hearing.

“@

At

a

high

volume

outside

sounds

may

become

inaudible.

Avoid

listening

to

the

set

in

situations

where

hearing

must

not

be

impaired,

for

example,

while

driving

or

cycling.

@

\f

your

headphones

are

of

open-air

design,

sounds

go

out

through

them.

Remember

not

to

disturb

those

close

to

you.

y.

ote

on

the

120-minute

cassette

The

use

of

a

120-minute

cassette

ta

mended

except

for

long

continuou

back.

When

using

this

cassette

tap

tape

operation

mode

frequently.

Thi

becoming

entangled

because

this

easily

be

stretched.

pe

is

not

recom.

S

recording

or

play.

€,

do

not

switch

the

S

results

in

the

tape

very

thin

tape

can

If

you

have

any

question

or

Problem

concerning

your

set

that

is

not

covered

in

this

manual,

please

consult

the

nearest

Sony

Service

Station

authorized

to

service

tape

recorders

(in

the

USA)

or

the

nearest

Sony

of

Canada

Factory

Service

Station

(in

Canada)

PARTS

IDENTIFICATION

See

photos

on

page

3.

@

Cassette

compartment

(deck

@

")

Headphone

jack

(stereo

m

©

MIC

(microphone)

(PLUG

IN

minijack)

A)

inijack)

POWER)

jack

(stereo

@

PB

EQ

(playback

equalizer)

selector

©

DOLBY

NR

switch

@

PUSH

OPEN

button

@

Battery

compartment

Operation

buttons

on

deck

A

@

PLAY

(playback)

button

©

STOP

button

©

<4

(fast-forward)

button

@®

PP

(rewind)

button

@®

Cassette

compartment

(deck

B)

®

DC

IN

3V

(external

power

input)

jack

@®

VOL

(volume)

control

®

PAUSE

switch

@®

OPRIBATT

(operation/battery)

indicator

Operation

buttons

on

deck

B

@

REC

(record)

button

@®

PLAY

(playback)

button

@®

STOP

button

@

<4

(fast-forward)

button

@

we

(rewind)

button

;

BATTERY

INSTALLATION

Follow

steps

1

to

3

in

sequence.

Battery

replacement

The

OPRIBATT

indicator

will

help

you

to

know

the

bat-

tery

condition.

During

operation,

the

OPR/BATT

indi-

cator

lights

up.

When

the

batteries

are

weak,

the

indica-

tor

will

glow

faintly

and

playback

or

recording

sound

will

become

distorted

or

unstable.

In

this

case,

replace

both

batteries.

For

battery

life,

see

“Specifications”

on

page

23.

You

can

also

operate

the

set

with

an

optional

ac

power

adaptor

or

an

optional

car

battery

cord

listed

in

‘“‘Specifi-

cations”

on

page

23.

F

:

Note:

The

set

cannot

be

operated

on

the

internal

'

ese

at

abe

OPEN

button,

remove

the

batteries

when

either

the

ac

power

adaptor

or

car

4

Soe

ee

battery

cord

is

connected

to

the

set.

2

Insert

supplied

two

size

AA

batteries

with

correct

polarity.

3

Close

the

lid.

For

extended

play,

use

an

optional

EBP-500

battery

case

1O

Operaie

the

set

with

two

size

D

batteries

(IEC

designa-

tion

R20).

When

the

set

is

not

to

be

used

for

a

long

period

of

time

or

is

to

be

operated

extensively

on

other

power

sources,

remove

the

batteries

to

avoid

damage

caused

by

battery

‘

leakage

and

corrosion.

7

»

OB

ad

d

TAPE

PLAYBACK

A

tape

can

be

played

back

either

on

deck

A

or

on

deck

B.

Follow

steps

1

to

5

in

sequence.

(The

illustration

is

an

example

of

deck

A

use.)

Before

inserting

the

cassette,

take

up

any

slac

k

in

the

tape

with

a

thick

pencil.

=

_

aia

1

|

an

oD

Ka

a

4

nr

f,

IN

10

1

Open

the

cassette

compartment

lid.

Insert

the

cassette

with

the

desired

side

toward

you

and

the

tape

surface

upwards.

3

Connect

the

headphone

plug

to

the

jack.

4

Depress

the

PLAY

button.

5

Adjust

the

volume

with

the

VOL

control.

To

stop

the

tape,

press

the

STOP

button.

To

advance

the

tape

rapidly,

depress

the

<q

button.

To

rewind

the

tape,

depress

the

B®

button.

During

playback,

tape

motion

stops

at

the

end

of

the

tape

and

the

locked

PLAY

button

will

be

released

by

the

automatic

shut-off

mechanism.

In

fast-forward

or

rewind

mode,

the

motor

stops

at

the

end

of

the

tape

to

avoid

battery

wear.

Be

sure

to

press

the

STOP

button

to

release

the

<@

or

BR

button.

Notes

@

When

the

tapes

on

deck

A

and

deck

B

are

played

back

at

the

same

time,

the

sound

of

deck

A

will

be

heard.

@

Some

undesired

noise

may

be

heard

if

the

fast-

forward

or

rewind

function

is

used

on

one

deck

while

you

are

playing

back

on

the

other.

1

DOLBY

*

NR

SWITCH

When

playing

back

a

Dolby

NR-processed

tape,

set

this

switch

to

ON.

When

playing

back

a

tape

recorded

with-

out

the

Dolby

NR

process,

set

it

to

OFF.

*The

built-in

Dolby

NR

system

reduces

tape

hiss

noise.

Since

this

system

operates

through

both

record

and

playback

mode,

the

DOLBY

NR

switch

should

be

set

to

the

same

position

as

that

usec

in

recording.

PB

EQ

SELECTOR

For

TYPE

IV

(metal)

tapes

or

TYPE

II

(CrO,)

tapes,

we

recommend

the

METAL/CrO,

position.

For

TYPE

|

(normal)

tapes,

set

the

PB

EQ

selector

to

NORM.

Note:

The

Dolby

NR

system

and

the

PB

EQ

selector

operate

only

on

deck

A.

HOW

TO

FOLD

THE

SUPPLIED

HEADPHONES

7~

wy

/

het

TIPS

ON

PLAYBACK/RECORDING

PAUSE

switch

Slide

the

PAUSE

switch

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow

(orange

mark)

to

stop

the

tape

for

a

moment

in

playback

or

recording

mode.

To

restart

the

tape,

slide

the

switch

to

the

original

position

(no

orange

mark).

Note:

The

PAUSE

switch

operates

only

on

deck

B.

Instant

edit

function

During

playback

on

deck

B,

simply

depress

the

REC

button,

and

the

recorder

will

immediately

change

to

the

recording

mode.

This

function

is

convenient

for

correct-

ing

a

previously

recorded

portion.

Erasing

without

recording

1

Insert

one

of

the

plugs

of

the

optional

RK-134

con-

necting

cord

into

the

MIC

jack.

The

other

plug

of

the

cord

should

be

left

free.

2

Set

tne

deck

B

in

record

mode.

13

TAPE

DUBBING

Follow

steps

1

to

7

in

sequence.

No

recording

level

adj

i

justment

is

necess

automatic

recording

control

system.

ene

—>

14

Open

the

cassette

compartment

lid

of

deck

A.

Insert

the

recorded

cassette

with

the

desired

side

toward

you

and

the

tape

surface

upwards.

Open

the

cassette

compartment

lid

of

deck

B,

and

insert

the

cassette

with

the

side

to

be

recorded

toward

the

lid

and

the

tape

surface

upwards.

Slide

the

PAUSE

switch

towards

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

Depress

the

REC

button

on

deck

B.

The

PLAY

button

will

be

depressed

automatically.

Depress

the

PLAY

button

on

deck

A.

Slide

the

PAUSE

switch

to

release

it.

Recording

on

deck

B

will

begin.

To

stop

the

tape

dubbing,

press

the

STOP

buttons

on

both

decks.

®

During

recording,

when

the

supplied

headphone

plug

is

connected

to

the

©

jack,

the

sound

to

be

recorded

can

be

monitored.

Monitor

volume

is

adjustable.

@

At

the

end

of

the

tape,

the

tape

stops

and

the

locked

REC

button

and

PLAY

button

will

be

released

by

the

automatic

shut-off

mechanism.

@

The

Dolby

NR

system

does

not

operate

on

deck

B.

@

For

recording

on

this

set,

we

recommend

using

only

TYPE

|

(normal)

tapes.

15

:

STEREO

RECORDING

NOTES

ON

CASSETTES

—using

the

supplied

microphone

i

i

in

sequence.

e

eis

inserting,

take

up

any

slack

in

the

tape

with

a

Paliaetepe

140.804

thi

;

|

i

ace

|

®@

No

recording

level

adjustment

is

necessary

with

the

automatic

recording

control

system.

|

@

The

microphone

is

supplied

with

power

from

the

MIC

jack

of

the

unit.

@

Break

out

the

tabs

io

prevent

accidental

erasure.

@

To

record

on

a

cassette

whose

tabs

have

been

removed,

cover

each

slot

with

a

piece

of

cellophane

|

tape.

Do

not

stick

the

cellophane

tape

anywhere

but

at

the

portion

shown

in

the

illustration.

S

cellophane

tape

\

tab

of

side

B_

tab

of

side

A

\]

|

Stereo

microphone

17

16

1

2

3

Open

the

cassette

compartment

of

deck

B.

Insert

the

Cassette

with

the

desired

Side

toward

yo

and

the

tape

surface

upwards.

at

e

|

IC

4

Depress

the

REC

button.

The

PLAY

button

will

be

To

depressed

automatically

and

the

recording

will

begin.

Stop

recording,

press

the

STOP

button.

During

recording,

when

the

supplied

headphone

plug

is

connected

to

the

©)

jack,

the

sound

to

be

recorded

can

be

No

@

18

monitored.

Monitor

volume

is

adjustable.

tes

Be

sure

not

to

set

headphone

volume

too

high,

other-

wise

2

nowling

effeci

(acoustic

feedback)

may

occur.

V/hen

you

take

off

the

headphones,

first

lower

the

headpnone

volume,

and

take

them

off,

otherwise

a

howling

effeci

may

occur.

The

supplied

microphone

can

be

used

only

for

a

cas-

setie-corder

equipped

with

the

MIC

(PLUG

IN

POWER)

jack,

such

as

the

WA-77,

WA-8000,

WM-R15,

Wivi-D65C,

WiM-F65,

etc.

icrophone

stand

ana

f

on

a

desk,

etc.,

by

using

the

d.

When

you

record,

set

the

t

and

as

near

the

sound

Using

the

supplie

The

microphone

can

be

se

supplied

microphone

stan

V

microphone

away

from

the

unl

source

as

possible.

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