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2. Using the Counter. The Linear Time Counter indicates approximate tape position in minutes and seconds. (Elapsed time is maintained in Fast Forward and Rewind.) a. Press Reset to set Counter to 00:00 at start of tape. Use subsequent Counter readings to identify desired points on tape. b. To rewind rapidly to any desired point: (1) Press Reset at desired point (Counter will display 00:00); (2) Press Memory button ("Memo" will be displayed); (3) When 41 is pressed, deck will rewind to approximately 00:00 on Counter. Note: 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. Accuracy is typically within one minute of the tape's actual running time. Recording a Tape 1. Set Bias Fine Trim knob, Rec Cal knobs and Dolby NR buttons correctly for this recording. (See "Setting the Recording Circuitry", Pages 7-8.) 2. If you are recording an FM stereo broadcast using Dolby Noise Reduction, turn on MPX Filter. Otherwise turn MPX Filter off. 3. Press 0/11 and ► to begin recording. 4. Play one of the louder segments of the material to be recorded. 5. Check the signal levels indicated by the bars marked L and R on the display. If levels are unequal, correct the imbalance by turning the front part of the Input Level knob, while keeping the back part of the knob stationary. 6. Record level may be set in any of three ways: A. Check the Display Panel to determine the tape Type (I, II or IV). Turn front and back parts of the Input Level knob together to set record level: (1) For tape Types I and II, the loudest material should illuminate the colored bars at +1 or +3dB; (2) For tape Type IV, the loudest material should illuminate the bars at +3 or +5dB. B. Alternatively, turn on Meter Weighting and set Input Level at +3dB. (For details see Page 7.) C. Monitor the recording through headphones or speakers to maintain maximum input level without distortion. 7. Rewind the tape. 8. Return to the beginning of the material to be recorded. 9. Press 11/11 and ► to begin recording. 10. At end of material to be recorded: a. Press ■ (Stop); or b. Press Rec Mute. This records 5 seconds of silence on the tape and returns the deck to Rec/ Pause (0/11 ) for recording additional selections. Automatic Tape Monitor Switching Most 3-head tape decks provide a switch that allows users to select between source signal and tape monitor. The TD4800 automatically switches to the source signal when 0/11 (Record/Pause) is pressed. This enables the user to hear source sound while setting record levels. When recording begins-and when a tape is played-the unit automatically switches to Tape Monitor Mode. To override the automatic setting, press the Monitor button on the front panel. This allows you, for example, to compare the source signal to a tape recording as the recording is being made. 6

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2.
Using
the
Counter.
The
Linear
Time
Counter
indicates
approximate
tape
position
in
minutes
and
seconds.
(Elapsed
time
is
maintained
in
Fast
Forward
and
Rewind.)
a.
Press
Reset
to
set
Counter
to
00:00
at
start
of
tape.
Use
subsequent
Counter
readings
to
identify
desired
points
on
tape.
b.
To
rewind
rapidly
to
any
desired
point:
(1)
Press
Reset
at
desired
point
(Counter
will
display
00:00);
(2)
Press
Memory
button
("Memo"
will
be
displayed);
(3)
When
41
is
pressed,
deck
will
rewind
to
approximately
00:00
on
Counter.
Note:
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.
Accuracy
is
typically
within
one
minute
of
the
tape's
actual
running
time.
Recording
a
Tape
1.
Set
Bias
Fine
Trim
knob,
Rec
Cal
knobs
and
Dolby
NR
buttons
correctly
for
this
recording.
(See
"Setting
the
Recording
Circuitry",
Pages
7-8.)
2.
If
you
are
recording
an
FM
stereo
broadcast
using
Dolby
Noise
Reduction,
turn
on
MPX
Filter.
Otherwise
turn
MPX
Filter
off.
3.
Press
0/11
and
to
begin
recording.
4.
Play
one
of
the
louder
segments
of
the
material
to
be
recorded.
5.
Check
the
signal
levels
indicated
by
the
bars
marked
L
and
R
on
the
display.
If
levels
are
unequal,
correct
the
imbalance
by
turning
the
front
part
of
the
Input
Level
knob,
while
keeping
the
back
part
of
the
knob
stationary.
6.
Record
level
may
be
set
in
any
of
three
ways:
A.
Check
the
Display
Panel
to
determine
the
tape
Type
(I,
II
or
IV).
Turn
front
and
back
parts
of
the
Input
Level
knob
together
to
set
record
level:
(1)
For
tape
Types
I
and
II,
the
loudest
material
should
illuminate
the
colored
bars
at
+1
or
+3dB;
(2)
For
tape
Type
IV,
the
loudest
material
should
illuminate
the
bars
at
+3
or
+5dB.
B.
Alternatively,
turn
on
Meter
Weighting
and
set
Input
Level
at
+3dB.
(For
details
see
Page
7.)
C.
Monitor
the
recording
through
headphones
or
speakers
to
maintain
maximum
input
level
without
distortion.
7.
Rewind
the
tape.
8.
Return
to
the
beginning
of
the
material
to
be
recorded.
9.
Press
11/11
and
to
begin
recording.
10.
At
end
of
material
to
be
recorded:
a.
Press
(Stop);
or
b.
Press
Rec
Mute.
This
records
5
seconds
of
silence
on
the
tape
and
returns
the
deck
to
Rec/
Pause
(0/11
)
for
recording
additional
selections.
Automatic
Tape
Monitor
Switching
Most
3
-head
tape
decks
provide
a
switch
that
allows
users
to
select
between
source
signal
and
tape
monitor.
The
TD4800
automatically
switches
to
the
source
signal
when
0/11
(Record/Pause)
is
pressed.
This
enables
the
user
to
hear
source
sound
while
setting
record
levels.
When
recording
begins
—and
when
a
tape
is
played
—the
unit
automatically
switches
to
Tape
Monitor
Mode.
To
override
the
automatic
setting,
press
the
Monitor
button
on
the
front
panel.
This
allows
you,
for
example,
to
compare
the
source
signal
to
a
tape
recording
as
the
recording
is
being
made.
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