Harman Kardon TD4400 Owners Manual - Page 7

Operating, Instructions

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Inserting a Tape 1. Check cassette tape for excessive slack. If necessary, insert a pencil into one of the cassette hubs and rotate to take up slack. 2. Press Eject. 3. Insert cassette, tape side down, and close compartment door. NOTE: The cassette deck determines the type of tape in use and sets Bias/ Equalization circuitry automatically. Playing a Tape 1. If tape was recorded with Dolby Noise Reduction, press Dolby NR button. 00 and "B" or "C" will appear on the display panel. Choose B or C by pressing the B/C button. 2. Press ► to begin play. Previewing a Tape (TD4400 only) 1. Press Intro Scan. Cassette deck locates the beginning of recorded material and plays for 15 seconds. Tape is then advanced to the beginning of each successive recorded segment, or track, playing for 15 seconds before automatically advancing to the next track. 2. To stop Intro Scan, press ■ (Stop). Or, press ► during any 15-second play segment, and tape will continue to play. Locating Places on a Tape 1. (TD4400 only.) To move quickly to the beginning of any desired selection, use the Skip reverse and Skip Forward buttons (IN and ►N at upper right corner of the deck). a. Pressing IN rewinds the tape to the beginning of the current selection. "P 00" is displayed to indicate this selection. b . To locate the beginning of a previous selection, repeat pressing IN . Display shows "P-01," "P02," "P-03," etc., to indicate first, second, third selection previous to the original selection. c. To locate the beginning of the selection following the original selection, press ►N "P 01" is displayed. Continue pressing ►►I to locate subsequent selections (designated "P 02," "P 03," etc.). 2. Use the Counter. The Linear Time Counter indicates approximate tape position in minutes and seconds. Press Counter Reset at the start of a cassette and/or to identify any desired point on the tape. (Elapsed time is maintained in Fast Forward and Rewind.) When counter is reset to 00:00 at the beginning of a cassette, the approximate time remaining can be determined by subtracting the counter reading from the total tape time. The Linear Timer Counter accuracy is typically within 1 minute of the tape's actual running time. Recording a Tape 1. Turn Bias Fine Trim knob to middle position or to previously determined proper position for this tape (refer to following section for details). 2. Press the Dolby NR button to turn Dolby circuitry on/off, and press B/C button to select Dolby B or C as follows: a. To record a tape without Dolby Noise Reduction, turn the Dolby NR switch off. b. To record a tape with Dolby Noise Reduction, turn the Dolby switch on, and select Dolby B or C with the B/C switch. c. When recording with Dolby Noise Reduction, consider the equipment on which you will play your tape. If playback equipment is not equipped for Dolby, turn the Dolby switch Off. If it s_ equipped for Dolby, turn the Dolby switch On; then select B if playback device is equipped only for Dolby B; otherwise select C. 7

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OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Inserting
a
Tape
1.
Check
cassette
tape
for
excessive
slack.
If
necessary,
insert
a
pencil
into
one
of
the
cassette
hubs
and
rotate
to
take
up
slack.
2.
Press
Eject.
3.
Insert
cassette,
tape
side
down,
and
close
compartment
door.
NOTE:
The
cassette
deck
determines
the
type
of
tape
in
use
and
sets
Bias/
Equalization
circuitry
automatically.
Playing
a
Tape
1.
If
tape
was
recorded
with
Dolby
Noise
Reduction,
press
Dolby
NR
button.
00
and
"B"
or
"C"
will
appear
on
the
display
panel.
Choose
B
or
C
by
pressing
the
B/C
button.
2.
Press
to
begin
play.
Previewing
a
Tape
(TD4400
only)
1.
Press
Intro
Scan.
Cassette
deck
locates
the
beginning
of
recorded
material
and
plays
for
15
seconds.
Tape
is
then
advanced
to
the
beginning
of
each
successive
recorded
segment,
or
track,
playing
for
15
seconds
before
automatically
advancing
to
the
next
track.
2.
To
stop
Intro
Scan,
press
(Stop).
Or,
press
during
any
15
-second
play
segment,
and
tape
will
continue
to
play.
Locating
Places
on
a
Tape
1.
(TD4400
only.)
To
move
quickly
to
the
beginning
of
any
desired
selection,
use
the
Skip
reverse
and
Skip
Forward
buttons
(IN
and
►N
at
upper
right
corner
of
the
deck).
a.
Pressing
IN
rewinds
the
tape
to
the
beginning
of
the
current
selection.
"P
00"
is
displayed
to
indicate
this
selection.
b
.
To
locate
the
beginning
of
a
previous
selection,
repeat
pressing
IN
.
Display
shows
"P-01,"
"P-
02,"
"P-03,"
etc.,
to
indicate
first,
second,
third
selection
previous
to
the
original
selection.
c.
To
locate
the
beginning
of
the
selection
following
the
original
selection,
press
►N
"P
01"
is
displayed.
Continue
pressing
►►I
to
locate
subsequent
selections
(designated
"P
02,"
"P
03,"
etc.).
2.
Use
the
Counter.
The
Linear
Time
Counter
indicates
approximate
tape
position
in
minutes
and
seconds.
Press
Counter
Reset
at
the
start
of
a
cassette
and/or
to
identify
any
desired
point
on
the
tape.
(Elapsed
time
is
maintained
in
Fast
Forward
and
Rewind.)
When
counter
is
reset
to
00:00
at
the
beginning
of
a
cassette,
the
approximate
time
remaining
can
be
determined
by
subtracting
the
counter
reading
from
the
total
tape
time.
The
Linear
Timer
Counter
accuracy
is
typically
within
1
minute
of
the
tape's
actual
running
time.
Recording
a
Tape
1.
Turn
Bias
Fine
Trim
knob
to
middle
position
or
to
previously
determined
proper
position
for
this
tape
(refer
to
following
section
for
details).
2.
Press
the
Dolby
NR
button
to
turn
Dolby
circuitry
on/off,
and
press
B/C
button
to
select
Dolby
B
or
C
as
follows:
a.
To
record
a
tape
without
Dolby
Noise
Reduction,
turn
the
Dolby
NR
switch
off.
b.
To
record
a
tape
with
Dolby
Noise
Reduction,
turn
the
Dolby
switch
on,
and
select
Dolby
B
or
C
with
the
B/C
switch.
c.
When
recording
with
Dolby
Noise
Reduction,
consider
the
equipment
on
which
you
will
play
your
tape.
If
playback
equipment
is
not
equipped
for
Dolby,
turn
the
Dolby
switch
Off.
If
it
s_
equipped
for
Dolby,
turn
the
Dolby
switch
On;
then
select
B
if
playback
device
is
equipped
only
for
Dolby
B;
otherwise
select
C.
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