Sony TCD-D100 Operating Instructions primary manual - Page 42

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Problem Sound is not recorded on the tape. Increase of noise or deterioration of sound. There is no sound. The sound is distorted through the headphones. The volume cannot be adjusted. Cannot rewind (AMS) the tape. The tape stops suddenly during playback. The clock displays 97Y4M1D/ AM12HOOMOOS. Neither Start ID nor PGM number can be written. The Start ID is written, but the PGM number is not written. Operation buttons do not work while the Start ID is being written. Absolute time cannot be written. The battery life has become shorter Cause Recording level control was set to the minimum level when recording via the analog input. The head may be dirty. Recording was done with the head dirty. The volume is turned down completely. Incorrect operation of the connected equipment. The head may be dirty. The volume is too loud. The Hold function is on. The Start ID is not written. There is an unrecorded segment on the tape. The batteries were removed from the unit for a long time. The record-protect shutter on the cassette is open. When recording on a partially recorded tape, the most recent PGM number is not displayed before recording. While the Start ID is being written, none of the buttons except ■ STOP can be used. Recording has been started from an unrecorded segment of the tape. The battery life may shorten excessively depending on the temperature or the type of battery. Solution Adjust the recording level correctly. (See page 24.) Clean the head with the cleaning cassette. Clean the head with the cleaning cassette and try again. Press the + button of VOLUME to adjust the volume. Operate the connected equipment as instructed in the Operating Instructions manual. Clean the head with the cleaning cassette. • Turn down the volume. • Set AVLS to LIMIT (page 31). Cancel the Hold function. Write the Start IDs (page 26). Set the clock again. (See page 12.) Close the shutter on the cassette. (See page 14.) When recording on a partially recorded tape, display the PGM number before commencing recording. Press the buttons after the START-ID indicator has stopped flashing. Rewind the tape to the beginning, locate the end of the previous recording and start recording from that point. (See page 15.) Use the recommended NH-D100 battery. 42° Additional Information

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Problem
Cause
Solution
42
°
Sound
is
not
recorded
on
the
tape.
Recording
level
control
was
set
to
the
minimum
level
when
recording
via
the
analog
input.
Adjust
the
recording
level
correctly.
(See
page
24.)
Increase
of
noise
or
deterioration
of
sound.
The
head
may
be
dirty.
Clean
the
head
with
the
cleaning
cassette.
Recording
was
done
with
the
head
dirty.
Clean
the
head
with
the
cleaning
cassette
and
try
again.
There
is
no
sound.
The
volume
is
turned
down
completely.
Press
the
+
button
of
VOLUME
to
adjust
the
volume.
Incorrect
operation
of
the
connected
equipment.
Operate
the
connected
equipment
as
instructed
in
the
Operating
Instructions
manual.
The
head
may
be
dirty.
Clean
the
head
with
the
cleaning
cassette.
The
sound
is
distorted
through
the
headphones.
The
volume
is
too
loud.
Turn
down
the
volume.
Set
AVLS
to
LIMIT
(page
31).
The
volume
cannot
be
adjusted.
The
Hold
function
is
on.
Cancel
the
Hold
function.
Cannot
rewind
(AMS)
the
tape.
The
Start
ID
is
not
written.
Write
the
Start
IDs
(page
26).
The
tape
stops
suddenly
during
playback.
There
is
an
unrecorded
segment
on
the
tape.
The
clock
displays
97Y4M1D/
AM12HOOMOOS.
The
batteries
were
removed
from
the
unit
for
a
long
time.
Set
the
clock
again.
(See
page
12.)
Neither
Start
ID
nor
PGM
number
can
be
written.
The
record
-protect
shutter
on
the
cassette
is
open.
Close
the
shutter
on
the
cassette.
(See
page
14.)
The
Start
ID
is
written,
but
the
PGM
number
is
not
written.
When
recording
on
a
partially
recorded
tape,
the
most
recent
PGM
number
is
not
displayed
before
recording.
When
recording
on
a
partially
recorded
tape,
display
the
PGM
number
before
commencing
recording.
Operation
buttons
do
not
work
while
the
Start
ID
is
being
written.
While
the
Start
ID
is
being
written,
none
of
the
buttons
except
STOP
can
be
used.
Press
the
buttons
after
the
indicator
has
stopped
flashing.
START
-ID
Absolute
time
cannot
be
written.
Recording
has
been
started
from
an
unrecorded
segment
of
the
tape.
Rewind
the
tape
to
the
beginning,
locate
the
end
of
the
previous
recording
and
start
recording
from
that
point.
(See
page
15.)
The
battery
life
has
become
shorter
The
battery
life
may
shorten
excessively
depending
on
the
temperature
or
the
type
of
battery.
Use
the
recommended
NH
-D100
battery.
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