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The

longest

recording

period

in

each

time

`

Mode

The

t

recording

period

Cassette

standard

long

DT

-120

2h

4h

DT

-90

1h3Om

3h

DT

-60

1h

2h

DT

-46

46m

1h32m

(h:

hour,

m:

minute)

You

can

select

the

appropriate

mode

—Standard

mode

(SP)

or

Long

-play

mode

(LP)

—with

the

mode

selector

on

the

unit.

When

is

the

long-recording/playback

unavailable?

The

digital

input

signal

on

44.1

kHz

or

48

kHz

cannot

be

recorded/played

back

in

the

long

play mode,

even

if

the

mode

selector

is

set

to

LP.

Press

the

►

PLAY

button

longer

than

usual

during

recording

to

display

and

check

the

sampling

frequency

of

the

source

program

in

the

display

window.

The

time

counter

in

the

long

-play

mode

Absolute

time

and

total

remaining

tape

appears,

based

on

those

in

the

standard

mode.

To

obtain

the

actual

long

play

time,

double

each

value.

For

the

customers

who

have

other

DAT

decks

which

do

not

have

the

long

-play

mode

If

you

playback

the

tape

—which

you

changed

the

mode

from

the

standard

to

the

long

-play

during

recording

—on

other

DAT

decks

which

do

not

have

the

long

-play

mode,

loud

noise

may

occur

at

the

boundary

between

the

standard

mode

recorded

section

and

the

long

-play

mode

one.

Turn

down

the

volume

in

this

case.

Same

thing

occurs

when

you

playback

the

tape

which

you

made

the

standard

mode

recording

on

which

the

long

-play

mode

one

had

been

made.

To

prevent

accidental

erasure

When

a

recording

is

made,

any

previously

recorded

signal

will

be

erased

automatically.

To

prevent

accidental

erasure,

set

the

safety

tab

to

the

position

shown

in

the

illustration.

r.

)1

1

c

-

tioxt4,7\

tiPotzi;\

' R

is

impossible

(with

the

hole

open).

Recording

is

possible

(with

the

hole

covered)

If

recording

cannot

be

made

Check

the

following:

•

The

safety

tab

of

the

cassette

is

set

to

the

record

-

inhibit

position.

•

No

tape

is

loaded.

•

The

input

selector

on

the

unit

or

the

recommended

connecting

cord,

etc.,

is

set

to

the

incorrect

position.

•

Tape

is

fully

rewound

to

the

end.

•

The

output

level

of

the

playback

equipment

is

too

low.

•

You

are

trying

to

record

a

signal

which

cannot

be

recoreded

via

the

digital

input.

(The

•

ea

indication

blinks

in

the

display

window.)

If

you

repeat

recording

from

the

beginning

of

the

tape

The

sound

which

was

recorded

previously

may

be

heard.

This

is

not

a

trouble.

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