Control Functions
Cassette Lid:
The Lid will open when the Eject Button is
pushed.
Playback Button:
Tape runs at the standard speed and when
the button is pressed, playback of the
pre-recorded tapes will commence.
Stop Button
Rewind Button:
Causes tape to move rapidly from left to
right reel. Press the "Stop" button or allow
auto-stop to function.
Fast Forward Button:
Causes tape to move rapidly from right to
left reel. When tape reaches the end, press
the "Stop" or allow auto-stop function.
Record Button:
Recording will be commenced when pushed
simultaneously with the "PLAY" Button.
Pause Button:
Used to momentarily stop the tape in
recording or playback mode. During
recording, the recording circuits remain
operative, and capstan remains in motion but
pinch roller is retracted.
Eject Button
Headphone Jack:
The headphones should have an impedance
of 8 ohm.
Peak Level Meters:
The Meters indicate a wide range from —40
dB to +5 dB, the 0 dB of which conforms to
the Dolby NR Standard Level.
Tape Start Memory Switch:
If you set the tape counter to "000" at the
start of each recording, and set the Memory
Switch to "ON" then the tape will be
rewound at the touch of the Rewind Button
to the preset point and will stop.
Index Tape Counter
Adjustment Lid Button:
When the Lid is opened, you will find the
adjustment functions for Azimuth
Alignment, Test Tone, and Pitch Control.
Tape Selector Switch:
Set to "EX" for Nakamichi EX, EX 11
tapes, and to "SX" for Nakamichi SX tape.
Be sure to use tapes having proper bias
level and equalization.
Dolby NR Switch:
Set the DOLBY NR switch to "IN" when
you playback a recorded tape made under
the Dolby NR system, or when you make
recording under it.
This system is international, and recordings
made under it can be reproduced by any
cassette tape deck equipped with the same
system, regardless of its make.
Limiter Switch:
After recorded level setting has been made,
the Peak Limiter prevents distortion from
sudden transient peaks in live recording.
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