Harman Kardon HK1000 Owners Manual - Page 6

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INDICATOR LIGHTS There are three indicator lights on the front panel of your HK 1000. When lit, these lights give a visual indication of the following: 1. RECORD - The HK 1000 is in the process of making a recording. 2. DOLBY NR - The Dolby NR system is ON. 3. POWER - The HK 1000 is operative. THE CASSETTE Cassette is French for cartridge. It is a self-contained reel-to-reel tape housed in a plastic enclosure for easy handling and storage. Most record album manufacturers are presently duplicating their albums on cassette tape. Blank cassettes containing 30, 45, 60, 90 and 120 minutes of recording times are also available for making your own recordings. The HK 1000 has been designed to give optimum performance with high quality 30, 45, 60 and 90 minute cassettes. Tape tension and capstan tolerance have been carefully adjusted to the specific tape thickness of C-30, C-45, C-60 and C-90 tapes. It is for this reason that we do not recommend the use of C-1 20 cassettes. ACCIDENTAL ERASURE PROTECTION The cassette is provided with a recording safety feature which protects your prerecorded cassette, or one you may have just recorded, against accidental erasure. The safety feature employed consists of two removable tabs, one for each side of the tape, appearing in the rear of the cassette housing. These tabs will have been removed on any prerecorded tapes you may have purchased and evidence of their removal will be the two, small square indentations appearing on either side of the rear of the plastic housing. Once you have made your own recording on a blank cassette, and you wish to protect against accidental erasure, it will be necessary for you to remove ore or both of these tabs to protect either or both sides of your recorded cassette against accidental erasure, as follows: 1) If both sides have been recorded, merely insert a fine screwdriver in the opening around each tab and gently pry the tab off. Be sure the tab falls free from the cassette. 2) If one side only has been recorded, place the cassette on a table as removed from the recorder, with the side just recorded facing up and the exposed tape area facing you. The correct tab to be removed will be in the lefthand corner of the cassette. NOTE: If at some future date you wish to make a recording over a previously protected tape, simply place a piece of adhesive tape over the tab opening. This will permit you to make a new recording. Removal of the adhesive tape following the recording will again insure against accidental erasure. CASSETTE STORAGE The plastic storage container in which the cassette is purchased is dust-proof and will provide ample protection for the cassette. Store the cassette at room temperature, away from any source of heat, and away from any magnetic fields (e.g., speaker magnets, transformers, or electric motors). CASSETTE INSERTION AND REMOVAL To load a tape cassette into the recorder, depress the EJECT button all the way down. This will open the trap door and raise the loading platform to the correct loading height. Remove the cassette from its container and positon it so that the front (exposed tape area) is facing you and the full hub of tape, as viewed through the cassette window, is on your left. Deposit the cassette as far back on the loading platform as possible and push the trap door down until it clicks shut. IMPORTANT: The trap door MUST be closed to insure proper seating of the cassette. To remove the cassette from the HK 1000 depress the EJECT button all the way down and remove the cassette from the loading platform. -LEFT HUB (SD CZ) • jil WINDOW TAB SCREWDRIVER - 5 -

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INDICATOR
LIGHTS
There
are
three
indicator
lights
on
the
front
panel
of
your
HK
1000.
When
lit,
these
lights
give
a
visual
indication
of
the
following:
1.
RECORD
The
HK
1000
is
in
the
process
of
making
a
recording.
2.
DOLBY
NR
The
Dolby
NR
system
is
ON.
3.
POWER
The
HK
1000
is
operative.
THE
CASSETTE
Cassette
is
French
for
cartridge.
It
is
a
self-contained
reel-to-reel
tape
housed
in
a
plastic
enclosure
for
easy
handling
and
storage.
Most
record
album
manufacturers
are
presently
duplicating
their
albums
on
cassette
tape.
Blank
cassettes
containing
30,
45,
60,
90
and
120
minutes
of
recording
times
are
also
available
for
making
your
own
recordings.
The
HK
1000
has
been
designed
to
give
optimum
performance
with
high
quality
30,
45,
60
and
90
minute
cassettes.
Tape
tension
and
capstan
tolerance
have
been
carefully
adjusted
to
the
speci-
fic
tape
thickness
of
C-30, C-45,
C-60
and
C-90
tapes.
It
is
for
this
reason
that
we
do
not
recommend
the
use
of
C-1
20
cassettes.
ACCIDENTAL
ERASURE
PROTECTION
The
cassette
is
provided
with
a
recording
safety
feature
which
protects
your
prerecorded
cassette,
or
one
you
may
have
just
recorded,
against
accidental
erasure.
The
safety
feature
employed
consists
of
two
removable
tabs,
one
for
each
side
of
the
tape,
appearing
in
the
rear
of
the
cassette
housing.
These
tabs
will
have
been
removed
on
any
prerecorded
tapes
you
may
have
purchased
and
evidence
of
their
removal
will
be
the
two,
small
square
indentations
appearing
on
either
side
of
the
rear
of
the
plastic
housing.
Once
you
have
made
your
own
recording
on
a
blank
cassette,
and
you
wish
to
protect
against
accidental
erasure,
it
will
be
necessary
for
you
to
remove
ore
or
both
of
these
tabs
to
protect
either
or
both
sides
of
your
recorded
cassette
against
accidental
erasure,
as
follows:
1)
If
both
sides
have
been
recorded,
merely
insert
a
fine
screwdriver
in
the
opening
around
each
tab
and
gently
pry
the
tab
off.
Be
sure
the
tab
falls
free
from
the
cassette.
2)
If
one
side
only
has
been
recorded,
place
the
cassette
on
a
table
as
removed
from
the
recorder,
with
the
side
just
recorded
facing
up
and
the
exposed
tape
area
facing
you.
The
correct
tab
to
be
removed
will
be
in
the
lefthand
corner
of
the
cassette.
NOTE:
If
at
some
future
date
you
wish
to
make
a
recording
over
a
previ-
ously
protected
tape,
simply
place
a
piece
of
adhesive
tape
over
the
tab
open-
ing.
This
will
permit
you
to
make
a
new
recording.
Removal
of
the
adhesive
tape
following
the
recording
will
again
insure
against
accidental
erasure.
5
CASSETTE
STORAGE
The
plastic
storage
container
in
which
the
cassette
is
purchased
is
dust
-proof
and
will
provide
ample
protection
for
the
cassette.
Store
the
cassette
at
room
temperature,
away
from
any
source
of
heat,
and
away
from
any
magnetic
fields
(e.g.,
speaker
magnets,
transformers,
or
electric
motors).
CASSETTE
INSERTION
AND
REMOVAL
To
load
a
tape
cassette
into
the
recorder,
depress
the
EJECT
button
all
the
way
down.
This
will
open
the
trap
door
and
raise
the
loading
platform
to
the
correct
loading
height.
Remove
the
cassette
from
its
container
and
positon
it
so
that
the
front
(exposed
tape
area)
is
facing
you
and
the
full
hub
of
tape,
as
viewed
through
the
cassette
window,
is
on
your
left.
Deposit
the
cassette
as
far
back
on
the
loading
platform
as
possible
and
push
the
trap
door
down
until
it
clicks
shut.
IMPORTANT:
The
trap
door
MUST
be
closed
to
insure
proper
seating
of
the
cassette.
To
remove
the
cassette
from
the
HK
1000
depress
the
EJECT
button
all
the
way
down
and
remove
the
cassette
from
the
loading
platform.
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TAB
SCREWDRIVER