Harman Kardon FESTIVAL 2 Owners Manual - Page 21
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Using the cassette tape RECORDING PROCEDURE 1. Turn the power switch of your FESTIVAL 2 Music System "ON". 2. Place the function selector switch in the mode appropriate to the material you wish to record. (Example: AUX, PHONO, AUTO FM, MONO FM, AM). 3. Carefully check the cassette you plan to use for recording to be certain that the tabs provided on the rear to protect against accidental erasure are present or that you have placed a piece of adhesive tape in their place in instances where you plan to record over a pre-recorded tape. 4. Depress the STOP/CASSETTE EJECT button to allow the trap door of the recorder to open. 5. Turn the power for the recorder "ON" by rotating the record level control in a clockwise direction until a click is heard. Set the control at minimum. 6. Select the appropriate position of the STEREO-MONO switch. 7. Insert the cassette into the recorder and close the trap door. 8. With either the fast forward or rewind buttons locate the point on the tape at which you wish to begin the recording. 9. Depress the PAUSE button. This will keep the tape in the proper position while the other controls are being set to record. 10. Simultaneously depress the RECORD and PLAY/RECORD buttons. If the RECORD button fails to depress easily, refer to step 3 again. 11. Rotate the level control in a clockwise direction until the meter pointer deflects toward the red zone. Increase the setting of the level control until the loudest passages of the program source deflect the VU meter pointer from the black area to the boundary of the red area. If you find the VU meter pointer well into the red area, the recording level is set too high and your recording will be distorted. 12. When the controls are properly set and the program material is ready for recording, depress the PAUSE button once again. 13. Your cassette is now in the process of recording. Keep a close watch on the level meter during recording and make any necessary adjustments to insure the highest possible quality of recording. 14. If you wish to interrupt the recording process to avoid unwanted program material, the PAUSE button may be used without upsetting the other controls. 15. When the recording is complete depress the STOP button to stop the recording process. 16. To remove the Cassette, depress the "STOP/CASSETTE EJECT" button ALL the way down. 17. If you want to record on the other side of your Cassette, turn it over and repeat the Record Procedure. 20 I PLAYBACK PROCEDURE The procedure outlined below should be followed to insure proper operation of your Cassette Recorder. 1. Turn the power switch of your Music System "ON". 2. Turn the power "ON" for the Cassette Recorder, using the Record Level Control. NOTE: In the playback mode the level control does not serve any other function other than switching the poWer "ON" and "OFF". 3. Place the system function selector switch in the "TAPE" position. 4. Depress the "STOP/CASSETTE EJECT" button. The trap door of the Cassette Recorder will spring open. 5. Place a prerecorded Cassette into the recorder and close the trap door. Make certain the tape is fully wound on the left side of the Cassette, using the rewind function if necessary. 6. Depress the "PLAY/RECORD" button to start the tape moving in a forward direction for playback. 7. Adjust the system "VOLUME CONTROL" to the desired listening level. 8. If you wish to stop the playback of the tape for a brief period of time without resetting the controls, (e.g., to answer the telephone or the doorbell), merely depress the PAUSE button. Depress the PAUSE button again, to resume normal operation. 9. To stop the recorder, depress the "STOP/CASSETTE EJECT" button halfway-down. .To remove the Cassette from the recorder, depress this button all the way down.