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Playback Operations
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REMAINING
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PGM TIME
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ABS TIME
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MODE RESET
PHONES
REC MUTE
REC
AMS
MODE
RESET
RESET
ERASE
WRITE
REHEARSAL
RENUMBER
AUTO
MARGIN
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REC
PLAY
TIMER
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START ID
PHONE LEVEL
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REC LEVEL
INPUT
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44.1 kHz
LONG
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STANDARD
SBM
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Playback Operations
For basic playback operations, see page 8.
About the Display
You can use the display to show the following types of
time information:
• absolute time
• playing time of the track
• remaining time on the tape
• tape running time
Showing the absolute time, playing time of
the track, remaining time on the tape, and
tape running time.
Press MODE (or COUNTER MODE on the remote).
Each time you press the button, the displayed
information changes as follows.
Remaining time on the tape
Playing time of the track
Absolute time
Press
Press
√
√
In the case of premastered DAT, the
remaining time is to the end of the
recorded portion.
Press
√
Tape running time
Press
To reset the tape running time
Press RESET (or COUNTER RESET on the remote).
Notes
• When playing certain types of premastered tapes, “BB”
may appear momentarily in the display at the beginning
of the tape.
• The playing time of the track does not appear in the
following cases
— When you start playing from the middle of the track
— During rewinding
• In standard-play mode, the remaining time on the tape
appears about 16 seconds after you start playing.
• The displayed remaining time may vary somewhat from
the actual remaining time, depending on the tape.
If “EMPHASIS” appears in the display
The deck is playing an audio signal recorded with
emphasis (in the higher frequencies). The deck,
however, plays the signal while automatically
deemphasizing it (with attenuation proportional to the
degree of emphasis).
