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Automatic stop

The recorder incorporates a special mechanism so

that when the tape in the cassette has reached its

end,

the motion of the cassette automatically stops

and any engaged tape transport i<eys are released.

The mechanism functions during recording, play-

back and tast winding or rewinding.

Dolby system

In the course of recording with the Dolby system

the high tones are recorded with additional am-

plification during quiet passages. If the Dolby

system is switched on during playback, the high

tones have their volume reduced again to their

normal level.

The advantage of this is that any tape noise is also

reduced to a lower level. Cassettes and musicas-

settes recorded with the Dolby system must there-

f ore be played back with the Dolby system switched

on,

otherwise the high tones would be accentuated.

During playback of normally recorded cassettes the

Dolby system must be switched off. It is advisable

therefore to mark the cassettes accordingly when

they have been recorded using the Dolby system.

The Dolby system is switched on when switch @ is

pushed in.

Connections

In addition to a DIN socket, this recorder is

equipped with phono sockets. Equipment fitted

with DIN connection sockets can be connected to

the recorder using lead 4822 321 20207 (EL 3768/

14) supplied.

For the connection of equipment and accessories

fitted with other than DIN plugs or sockets, adaptor

leads and plugs are available trom your dealer. In

the interests of safety, consult your dealer if you

wish to connect equipment not having a recorder

connection socket (e.g. a TV-set).

• Socket ©: output for stereo headphones (8-

600 Ohm).

• Socket d); input for the left channel microphone

when making stereo recordings.

• Socket @: input for the right channel micro-

phone when making stereo recordings or for mono

recordings when no microphone is connected to

socket (S).

• Socket @: line output socket, left channel.

• Socket @: line output socket, right channel.

The line output sockets may be connected to the

recorder input socket of a radio, amplifier, second

recorder etc. for playback of your recordings.

• Socket (g): line input socket, left channel.

• Socket @: line input socket, right channel.

The line input sockets may be used for recording

from a radio, amplifier, second recorder etc.

• Socket @: combined DIN input/output socket

for recording with a stereo microphone or for

recording/playback via the recorder socket of a

radio,

amplifier, gramophone combination or sec-

ond recorder.

Adjustable output levels

The output levels from the recorder are adjustable

in order to match the recorder playback volume to

that of the other input sources connected to the

amplifier. To set up the output level, a pre-recorded

cassette is required.

O Connect the line out sockets @ and @ or the line

in/out socket @ to the tape recorder input of the

amplifier or sound system.

• Insert the pre-recorded cassette.

• Switch on or start a source connected to the

amplifier (e.g. a tuner) and set to a particular

volume.

• Press start key @ to commence playback.

• Alternately select on the amplifier, 'tuner' and

'recorder playback' and compare the relative

vol-

umes of recorder playback with the tuner playback

volume. The output level of the line out sockets can

be adjusted with the controls @ (left channel) and

(g) (right channel).

Note:

When adjusting the line output level. the

output levels of sockets @, @ and @ are adjusted

simultaneously.

Use of microphones

For microphone recording in stereo you can

con-

nect two microphones, one to socket @ and the

other to socket @, or a stereo microphone with a

DIN plug to socket @. For mono recordings you

can,

if desired, connect only one microphone to

socket d).

For stereo recordings the microphone for the left

channel must face the left and that for the right

channel the right of the sound source.

Introduction to recording

• The strength at which the sound is recorded on

the tape determines the quality of the sound

obtainable on playback. If the recording level, as

this is called, is too low, too much noise (hiss) will

be heard on playback. If the recording level is too

high,

distortion will be heard on playback. The

recording level can be set prior to commencement

of recording, but, should circumstances rule this

out, the level may also be adjusted during record-

ing.

• During recording, any previous recording on the

same part of the tape is automatically erased. You

can,

however, erase a recording without adding a

new one by keeping recording level controls (g) and

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