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Page 1: ...sonic Digital Audio Tape Deck SV 3200 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS co I iii Before connecting operating or adjusting this product please read these instructions completely W Printed in Japan RQT1871 P Fl192K11 22 ...

Page 2: ...se note them in the space provided below and retain them for future reference MODELNUMBER __________ S V 3 2 0 0___________ SERtAL NUMBER _________________________ CAUTION TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT FULLY INSERT WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE To assign sequential numbers to recorded start 10...

Page 3: ...es uses and can radiate radio Irequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio com munications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation It this equipment does cause harmlul interference to radio or tetevision reception which 3 3 Power Cord Protection AC power supply cords sh...

Page 4: ... any tape based recording media the head and transport may become contaminated due to exposure to dust or dirt To maintain the best possible recording playback we recommend periodic cteaning Depending on how dirty the head and or mechanism becomes the Icleaning indicator will flash In such a case playback the optional cleaning tape RT RCLP according to the following procedure 1 Insert the head cle...

Page 5: ...his terminal can be used for connection with other equipment that has a digital output terminal such as an amplifier by using an optical cable optional 1 Connect the stereo connection cables in cluded to the ANALOG REC OUT and ANA LOG PLAYBACK terminals of the amplifier Jre 2 Connect the coaxial cables optional to the DIGITAL REC OUT and DIGITAL PLAYBACK terminals of the amplifier s es lly Coaxiat...

Page 6: ... the highest quality of digital audio signal transmission this unit s DIGITAL OUT connection If this unit is connected incorrectly to your stereo amplifier a recording feedback loop may occur due to the OAT unit s output is fed back into the OAT unit for recording resulting in and possible damage to your speakers Be sure to abide by the following precautions 1 When using the unit s DIGITAL tN OUT ...

Page 7: ...s again a _ I to switch the power off e Display panel See page 10 Cassette holder Open close button OPEN CLOSE o Phone level control HEADPHONES LEVEL Use this control to adjust the oulput level to the headphones o Phones jack HEADPHONES A 4 connector for standard stereo headphones o Remote control signal sensor REMOTE SENSOR Q Sampling frequency selector SAMPLING FREQUENCY Selectlhe sampling frequ...

Page 8: ...emporarily interrupt playback or recording mode PNO start 10 auto button indicator PNO START 10 AUTO Use to automatically record program numbers or start 10 s during recording or indexing by detecting the beginning of signal after a blank position 8 Skip play cancel button indicator SKIP PLAY CANCEL Use to release skip mode Music scan button MUSIC SCAN Use to playback first 15 seconds 01 each reco...

Page 9: ... possible 1 Recording or erasure of start ID s at the beginning of a program 2 Recording or erasure 01 skip ID s 3 Renumber function lur 9 ID erase button 10 ERASE Use to erase start or skip ID s during indexing Renumber button RENUMBER Use to assign program numbers 01 02 03 to start ID s recorded during indexing Counter mode button COUNTER MODE Use to select the desired counter mode absolute time...

Page 10: ...ograms or memorized programs can be Program number display played back repeatedly J Displays the TOC information when TOC indicator appears Displays the number of the program when PNO indicator ED IslartlO 1 indicator appears Indicates that a start lOis being or has been recorded Peak level meter ED Isklp 10 1 indicator Recording level in recording and playback level in playback are Indicates that...

Page 11: ...layback of a tape or a programmed sequence PROGRAM buttons 1 9 0 Use to select program numbers to cue to a desired program etc MEMORY button MEMORY Use to program a random playback sequence RECALL button RECALL Use to display and check program numbers which have been memorized Unnumbered buttons on the remote control transmitter he function identically to their corresponding parts on the unit ed ...

Page 12: ... a malfunction When the cassette tape has been inserted the counter display panel shows When the cassette tape has not been inserted no display will be shown 12 4 Press the open close button again to close the cassette holder The cassette tape will be loaded automatically into the rotating mechanism White the cassette holder is being opened or closed the counter display panel will flash When the d...

Page 13: ...ring stop mode When pressed once the tape advances reverses at about 250 times normal speed when pressed twice the tape advances reverses at about 400 times normal speed Each subsequent press causes alternate switching between the 250 times and 400 times speeds When operating the Cue or Review the monitor sounds will have some noise caused by the head crossing over the recorded Irack on the slant ...

Page 14: ...r display time program number PNO 1 LI I II 1 1 1 I A time L LI LI LI I When the subcodes are not recorded on the tape when a brand new tape is used The bar moves from left to right The bar also appears on the following cases The bar moves from right to left during review or rewind When searching 400 times normal speed bar The program time is not identified The time remaining on the tape is being ...

Page 15: ...rded on the tape from the beginning If this lime is not recorded when a recording is made it will not be displayed during playback E program time This is the elapsed time for each program E remain time This is the lime remaining on the tape oTOC Table of Contents This is the total time of the recorded programs Timing informa tion is displayed only when the TOC data is entered When Ihe sampling fre...

Page 16: ...ber 5 Press the play button display The ptay indicator will illuminate and playback will begin The tape runs and when it comes to the end the sign E end is PNO 1 __ program display displayed on the program number display as shown in the diagram U below II I A Itme LI LI LI LI I time display eND E In the above diagram one second of the first tune has elapsed when counter mode is absolute time To Id...

Page 17: ...number While the program number is being searched the play indicator will flash For example To begin playback from 10th tune Press 0 o buttons In that order The unit searches for the specified program playback begins and the program is displayed on the program number display 10th tune TO CUE THE MACHINE TO A DESIRED TUNE If a desired tune is specified and the pause button is pressed the specified ...

Page 18: ...is pressed the tape skips back to the beginning When the foil button is pressed a sign is also displayed of the tune being played then to the beginning of the previous tune Play will then begin from that tune During pause mode the unit then returns to pause mode When the button is pressed When the button is pressed once twice l I Skip During Program Play Each time the skip button is pressed during...

Page 19: ...irst selection 3 Repeat Steps 1 and 2 to memorize tunes in a desired order A total of 32 steps can be memorized 4 Press the play button Playback begins from the first selection When the tape is searching for the beginning of selections the play indicator flashes After memorizing if the pause button is then pressed the first selection is searched and the unit enters the pause mode To Change Program...

Page 20: ...dvance to the next programmed selection II 5 PNO 3 0 11 u MEMORY 4 0 Dc PNO 5 8 0 DE MEMOFlY ilI 6 0 p U PL AY 7 J To Confirm Memorized Program Selections If for example tunes 3 5 and 8 have been memorized in that order After last memorized program is displayed display returns to original and the RECALL button is pressed while tune 3 is playing the display display will change as follows memorized ...

Page 21: ...t button The J indicator illuminates 1 al 2 Press the play button The play indicator illuminates and play begins Unless the function is cancelled the tape will be played repeatedly 16 times after which it will stop automatically If all the tunes are to be played repeatedly and an end mark is detected the tape will return to the beginning and playback will begin again To Cancel Repeat Play Press th...

Page 22: ...teadily indicating record standby mode At this point pressing the play button initiates record mode To Record on the Unrecorded Portion of a Tape For recording on a tape which has already been partially recorded 1 Press the end search button The end 01 the last recording on the tape is searched at high speed and the tape stops unrecorded portion I end of recording t While the end search is being c...

Page 23: ...nd pause indicators illuminate and the unit enters the record standby mode 3 Press the play button to start recording The pause indicator goes out and the play indicator illuminates A program number is recorded where recording begins To Cancel the Automatic Program Numbering Function Press the PNO start 10 auto button 23 On program numbers are recorded in order tune 01 02 03 and are indicated in t...

Page 24: ...etent pOSition 7 Press the play button The play indicator illuminates and recording begins The pause indicator goes oul To Record from the Middle of the Tape Instead of Step 3 above press the end search bullon After the last recording position on the tape has been found the tape will stop end search function Then perform Steps 4 5 6 and 7 as described above The end search function may not operate ...

Page 25: ... will then enter the record standby mode To begin recording again press the play button To Make the Silent Space Shorter or Longer Making It Shorter Less the 4 Seconds rs Press the auto rec mute button then press the pause button or play nd button within 4 seconds when the pause button is pressed the unit enters the pause mode when the play button is pressed recording begins To Erase a Recorded Ta...

Page 26: ...ust the level with the rec level control Adjust the rec level control while watching the peak level meter Try to set the control so that average signal levels will give a meter reading around mid scale and Ihe loudest portions of the recording will not cause a reading higher than 0 peak level meter peak hold IT tllttl ttlltlttllttllltllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllltl 1l1t...

Page 27: ...play button If the program numbers are not displayed only the start tDs will be recorded However the program numbers can be added later using The pause indicator goes oul the renumbering function The play indicator illuminates and recording begins The automatic program number recording mode is established when 4 Play the digital source which is to be recorded material from an old type of OAT is ed...

Page 28: ... player flashing indicates 1 Connections have not been made correctly to the digital input terminals 2 A signal is entered on the original medium which prohibits direct digital recording Check your connections once again or switch to analog input recording From OAT to OAT digital editing By connecting this unit to another OAT recorder direct digital 1 FollOW the steps in recordings recording editi...

Page 29: ...x 2 12 seconds fade in standby fade in normal recording Digital signals cannot be modified by using Fade In function mode for approx 2 h sec FadeOut Fade oul cease recording reducing the level of the sound gradually I I j normal recording fade out for approx 5sec silent slandby space mode 4 sec Press the fade out button during recordig Afler approx 5 seconds of fade out approx 4 seconds silent spa...

Page 30: ... the last recording on the tape Reset the accidental erasure prevention tabs so that the tape can be recorded To index the tape in the stop or pause mode advance the tape to the desired position by means of the shuttle search dial If cue button or rewlrev button and then stop it with the pause or stop bullon If indexing is carried out from the stop mode the tape will be in the stop mode after inde...

Page 31: ... not illuminated 2 Press the play button 3 Press the start 10 button The indicator will flash 4 Press the 10 write button When the beginning of a program is found the start 10 indicator stops flashing for about 9 seconds during which time the start 10 is being recorded Subsequent start 10 s will automatically be recorded as playback progresses Note that the absotute time will also be recorded as w...

Page 32: ...minaled approx 9 sec in bolh Aulomalic Manual Recording Then at the point where you want to insert a If Ihe slop bulton is pressed Ihe slart 10 will nol be recorded long start 10 press the 10 write button enough 10 be delecled The indicalor slops lIashing for aboul 9 seconds and Ihen 2 The firsl four 10 five seconds Ihal Ihe slart 10 indicator slarts slarts flashing again A slart 10 approx 9 sec w...

Page 33: ...ere a start 10 has been recorded the indicator illuminates ng Ing IrtS To Record Absolute Time with the Index Function Even on tapes where absolute time has not been recorded it can be recorded while indexing is being carried oul 1 Enter the AUTO mode Press the PNO start 10 auto button il the PNO start 10 auto indicator is not illuminated 2 Press the start 10 button to put the unit in the automati...

Page 34: ...inually to show that there is a start 10 at that position For convenience the beginning of the current program s start 10 can also be found and erased automatically by simply pressing the 10 erase button 3 Press the 10 erase button The I I indicator illuminates The tape is then rewound to find the start 10 and erasure begins just before the beginning of the start 10 during this time the I Iindicat...

Page 35: ...he auto skip play cancel mode and the skip play cancel indicator illuminates Press the skip play cancel button again to resume the auto skip play The skip play cancel indicator goes out To Erase Skip 10 5 1 Press the skip 10 button The indicator flashes 2 Turn the shuttle search dial to run the tape to the approximate beginning of the skip 10 When the tape comes to a position where a skip 10 was r...

Page 36: ... on the program number display Recorded music data on the end mark is erased After the end mark is recorded the tape is rewound at the beginning of the end mark and the unit enters the stop mode tndexing mode of the end mark will be released automatically a To Erase the End Mark 1 Press the end search button After the tape is rewound to the beginning automatically the end mark will be searched and...

Page 37: ...ngle and within 6 meters 20 ft from the unit 37 Be sure that the batteries are Inserted so that their positive and negative polarities match the polarities indicated in the compartment Batteries installed incorrectly may leak and cause damage Reter to Use of batteries for additional information 3 Close the cover If the remote control is not to be used tor a long period of time remove the batteries...

Page 38: ...tapes in their cases to protect them from dust scratches and warping Do not place or store tapes in the following places 1 Locations exposed to direct sunlight 2 Humid or dusty locations 3 Locations directly exposed to a heat outlet or heating appliance 4 In the glove compartment or rear ledge of an automobile 5 Near objects with strong magnetic lields speakers televisions transformers motors or m...

Page 39: ...rate Keep the volume of the amplifier low With OAT Digital Audio Taperecorder cassettes there is much less noise than with compact cassettes and a wider dynamic range There wilt be a sudden burst of sound when the music starts and as this may damage the speakers due care should be taken Be especially careful when using headphones Dynamic Range Dynamic range means the diHerence between the lowest s...

Page 40: ...e Digital signal recording from a CD can be performed only for the first generation cannot be used as a master to make further digital generation of OAT cassette The OAT casselle thus recorded 1st copies serial copies 2 OAT casselles recorded digitally from a commercially produced music OAT cassette Recording possible Commercial OAT music tape playback First generation Digital recording not possib...

Page 41: ...al copies digital copies can be made However the second generation of such 4 OAT cassettes recorded from analog input terminals when recorded in analog thereafter Analog audio component Recording possible ITIF 9 rO I e o t o Tape playback When recording is perlormed from the analog input terminals no is not possible the analog input and output terminals can be used to restrictions are made on copi...

Page 42: ...te signal inputs Further the analog circuits connected before and behind Ihe ADC DAC unit makes unnecessary the sample hold circuits de glitcher circuit used in previous applications and also make it possible to use a simpler low pass filter thus allowing accurate recording and playback reproduction even 01 minute signal inputs This eliminates the hard edge of1en asso ciated wilh previous digital ...

Page 43: ... Impedance Output jacks Nominal output level Output Impedance Phones output Digital input jacks Digital output jacks RCA phono type 0 5 V 4 dBu 12 dB rec level 47 kO unbalanced RCA phono type 0 5 V 4 dBu 6000 Max 30 mW 30 mW 320 Matching impedance 8 6000 Coaxiall750 Optical with selector switch Coaxialn50 Optical parallel output Mechanism Heads Cylinder diameter Cylinder rotation speed Tape speed ...

Page 44: ... tape again Fa Fae Analog recording cannot be Erasure prevention tab on cassette tape is Close the erasure prevention tab Fae Fae performed open File Unit is not connected properly to the stereo Connect the unit properly FOI amptifier 10 10 _Recording level control is set at 0 Adjust recording input level with recording level control Ind Inp Inp Input indicator is illuminated Press the input selec...

Page 45: ...10 8 29 8 29 8 13 18 9 9 30 36 8 8 23 32 42 11 8 16 Optical input terminal Optical fiber cable Optical output terminal Peak level meter PNO start 10 auto button PNO START 10 AUTO PNO start 10 auto indicator Program number indicator Program play remote control transmitter Program time indicator Program time Program buttons 1 9 0 Program number dispaly Recall button RECALL remote control transmitter...

Page 46: ...asonic Sales Company Division of Matsushita Electric of Puerto Rico Inc San Gabriel Industrial Park 65th Infantry Ave Km 9 5 Carolina P R 00630 Panasonic Company West of America Division of Matsushita Electric Corporation of America 6550 Katella Ave Cypress CA 90630 Matsushita Electric of Canada Limited 5770 Ambler Drive Mississauga Ontario L4W 2T3 RQT1871 P ...

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