Teac V-8030S Manuel Du Propriétaire page 7

Stereo Recording
Recording from a Stereo System:
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Press the power switch to ON.
Press the open/close button and load
the cassette on which the recording
is to be made.
Set the tape length.
Select the NR system used in
recording.
Press the MPX filter button as
required.
Set the bias/level controls to their
center click positions.
Select the input using the CD direct
select button.
Note: Since the audio signal is
directly input to the CD DIRECT
terminals, clearer sound can be
recorded.
When the CD direct select
button is set to on (.),the
signal is input via the CD
DIRECT terminal whereas if it
is set to off (Cl), the signals
are input via the LINE IN
terminals.
Play the source to be recorded.
Press the record (@) button. The
record and pause buttons light.
10. Adjust the recording level.
Using the rec level/balance controls,
adjust the recording level of each
channel.
Press the » or m button to release
the rec/pause mode and start
recording.
To end recording, press the stop
button.
Notes:
© As this deck has an auto tape
selector mechanism, be sure to
use cassettes with tape detection
holes. If the cassette does not
have a detection hole, the optimum
results will not be obtained with
chrome and metal tapes.
© As C-120 tapes are physically weak
and could become entangled in the
transport mechanism, do not use
them.
CAUTION: |
Recording pre-recorded tapes, records,
or other published or broadcast
material may infringe copyright laws.
Check before recording.
Adjusting Recording Level
By setting the recording level appropriate-
ly, it is possible to make best use of any
tape's characteristics.
If the recording level is too low, hiss noise
will be conspicuous in recording. Con-
versely, if it is too high, the recording will
contain distorted sound.
1. Set the auto monitor button to
SOURCE. In the recording or rec/pause
mode, it is automatically set to
SOURCE.
2. So that the peak in the source to be
recorded indicates the specified level
on the Peak Level Meter, adjust using
the rec level control and valance
control.
Turn to adjust the difference in
level between the left and right
channels
@ When the source signals are supplied
via the CD DIRECT terminals, the
balance control does not work and it is
impossible to adjust the balance
between channels.
Metal tape —— —
Chrome tage ————_
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SOURCE
When the level reaches—
12 dB or more, OVER
will light.
A level from 0 to 11 dB is
indicated.
Press this to clear the peak hold
indication.
Checking CD Level
When the CD check button is pressed, the
deck enters the monitor state (SOURCE),
allowing you to adjust the recording level
with the CD player in the "fast playback"
mode.
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Set the deck to the STOP mode, then
press the CD check button. The linear
counter will indicate "cdch'.
CO check
Start the CD player and set to the fast
playback mode
During fast playback, adjust the
recording level using the rec level
control and balance control
To release the CD level check, press
the stop button.
The checking of CD level is possible
when this deck is in the stop mode.
Recording level adjustment using CD
level check is only possible when the
CD player is in the fast play mode; do
not perform this adjustment when the
CD player is in the normal play mode.
Some CD players do not output signals
at the correct level in the fast play
mode.
Record Muting Operation
The ability to leave blank unrecorded
(erased) sections on a tape during
recording is a real advantage in many
recording situations. For instance, you
may want to eliminate undesired portions
of an FM broadcast that you are
recording, such as commercials, station
breaks or announcements. You may also
want to record a complete program with
controlled spacing between tunes. Such
blank sections can easily be left using the
rec mode function.
Automatic Spacing Operation — for a
4-second blank — (during recording)
Press the rec mute button during
recording.The tape continues to run,
and a blank of about 4 seconds is left
(the record buttons flashes).
After 4 seconds, the deck automatically
switches to the record-pause mode
(both the record and pause buttons
light).
To start recording the next tune, press
the » or a button.