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Special recorder functions
Menu control system
The Special Functions Menu contains those recorder
functions which do not have their own direct control
buttons on the front panel. These functions are available
as options on a menu:
• Setting the PLAY mode (PLAY)
• Resetting the automatic calibrator (ATC) to the
default values (CLEAR ATC)
• Switching the MPX filter on and off (FILTER)
The menu system is operated by using the remote
control buttons
,
,
,
,
,
and
.
The button opens the recorder's Special
Functions Menu:
Menu point 1: 'PLAY SIDE'
'PLAY TAPE'
''PLAY LOOP'
Menu point 2: 'CLEAR ATC'
Menu point 3: 'FILTER''
'NO FILTER'
Selects a menu point.
Changing or selecting values within the
menu points.
Activating the function displayed on the
screen.
Closes the menu.
PLAY mode
(Menu point 1):
Introduction:
The PLAY mode determines how the two sides of the
cassette (side A and side B) are to be used during the
playback and recording processes. The CC 820 M
provides PLAY SIDE, PLAY TAPE and PLAY LOOP
modes.
• Activate the play mode PLAY SIDE if you want to
record or play back one side of the cassette. When
the machine reaches the end of the tape the unit
switches to STOP mode.
• If you want to play or record both sides of a cas-
sette in turn, activate the play mode PLAY TAPE.
This has the following effect:
-
If the recording or playback process starts on
side A, then when the machine reaches the end
of the tape in that direction, the drive reverses
direction. When you reach the end of side B the
unit switches to STOP mode.
-
If the recording or playback process starts on
side B, then the unit switches to STOP mode
when it reaches the end of the tape in that
direction.
• The PLAY LOOP mode switches on continuous
(loop) playback. Regardless of the direction in which
playback starts, the process continues until you press
the
/
button.
If you make a recording in this mode the unit
switches itself off when it reaches the end of the tape,
as in the PLAY SIDE mode.
Operation:
To alter the play mode press the buttons of your remote
control unit in the order shown in the diagram above, the
screen shows the current play mode, e. g.
'
PLAY LOOP
PLAY LOOPPLAY LOOP
PLAY LOOP
'
The current play mode can be altered (
/
buttons). Any changes take effect immediately.