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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

TASCAM  202

MK

IV

 

4 − Recording

TASCAM  202

MK

IV

 

Connecting a commercially available timer to your 
audio setup lets you wake up to your favorite cassette 
tape, or start recording at specified times.

Refer to the illustration below, and connect your audio 
components.

4.  Set the 

REV MODE

 switch to the required posi-

tion. 

 

To let both decks play continuously, set the 

REV 

MODE

 switch to the 

ä

 (CONT PLAY) position.

5.  Set the 

DOLBY NR

 switch.

6.  Set the 

TIMER

 switch to the 

PLAY

 position.

7.  Set the audio timer to the required start (power 

on) and stop (power off) times. When this set-

ting is completed, the power to all components 
will be switched off.

 

When a preset start time is reached, power will be 
supplied and playback will start automatically.

 

Playback automatically starts also by simply 
pressing on the 

POWER

 switch of this deck. 

When you don’t use the timer, set the 

TIMER

 

switch to the 

OFF

 position.

 

Playback always starts from side “A”.

AC concent

Audio source
( To  make  a  timer-
controlled  recording 
of  a  radio  program, 
s e t  yo ur  tu n e r  a s 
required.)

Amplifier
(Set  the  input /output 
selectors  and  others  to 
the proper positions.)

Timer

Signal flow

At 
recording 
time

At 
playback 
time

Timer-controlled recording

(Example: Recording a broadcast program)

1.  Connect this unit and stereo system to a com-

mercially available audio timer.

2.  Set the 

POWER

 switch of all components to 

ON.

3.  Load a recordable cassette tape(s) in TAPE 1 

or ll (or both decks for continuous recording). 

4.  Set the 

REV MODE

 switch to the required posi-

tion.

 

For continuous recording on both decks, set the 
REV MODE switch to the 

ä

 (CONT PLAY) 

position.

5.  Set the 

DOLBY NR

 switch as required.

6.  Tune in a broadcasting station to be recorded.

7.  Press the 

RECORD

 key of the deck to be re-

corded to set the deck to the record-pause 
mode.

8.  Adjust the recording level.

9.  Set the 

TIMER

 switch to the 

REC

 position.

10.   Set the audio timer to the required start (power 

on) and stop (power off) times. When this set-
ting is completed, the power to all components 
will be switched off.

 

When the preset start time is reached, power will 
be supplied and recording will start automatically.

 

Recording automatically starts also by simply 
pressing on the 

POWER

 switch of this deck. 

When you don’t use the timer for a while, be sure 
to set the 

TIMER

 switch back to the 

OFF

 position 

to prevent accidental erasure of your important 
tape.

 

Recording always starts from side “A”.

Connections with a timer

Summary of Contents for 202mkIV

Page 1: ...202MK Double Auto Reverse Cassette Deck D00935220B OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equ...

Page 3: ...od brack et or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over 13 Unplug this ap...

Page 4: ...or TAPE 2 13 Continuous playback 14 Blank scan 14 Song search 15 Intro check 16 4 Recording 17 Recording either TAPE 1 or TAPE 2 17 To erase recordings 18 Quick record start 18 To stop recording temp...

Page 5: ...ratories HX Pro headroom extension originated by Bang and Olufsen Dolby HX Pro and the double D symbol are trade marks of Dolby Laboratories Rack mounting the unit If you are mounting the unit in a ra...

Page 6: ...nly available on units for the North American market Please set this to match your local supply If you are in any doubt in this matter consult an electri cian NOTE When transporting the unit always us...

Page 7: ...ding function being activated To record on a cassette whose tab has been broken off stick a piece of adhesive tape over the hole Be careful not to block the tape type detection holes Accidental erasur...

Page 8: ...inserted into the corre sponding jacks Do not bundle the RCA cables together with the power cord and speaker cables Doing so will degrade sound quality or generate noise Plug this AC power cord into...

Page 9: ...B START This key is used when copying the contents of a tape from TAPE 1 to TAPE 2 either at normal or high speed 0 TAPE 2 compartment q Reverse mode switch REV MODE This switch is used to switch betw...

Page 10: ...microphone into this jack and use the knob to adjust the level of mic input NOTE The MIC jack is mono You cannot use a stereo microphone with this cassette deck Rear panel 1 3 2 1 LINE IN and LINE OU...

Page 11: ...nter shows CP and your specified number of songs to skip ahead or back 8 Record indicator This indicator lights when the TAPE 1 deck is in record mode 9 Play indicator This indicator lights when the T...

Page 12: ...es of the tape in one session When playback reaches the end of side A the playback direction is automatically reversed and playback continues on side B Repeat mode Set the switch to this position Both...

Page 13: ...COUNTER RESET key to reset the tape counter to 0000 You can use this func tion for easy relocation of any desired point on the tape E Pitch control TAPE 1 deck only This control varies the pitch of t...

Page 14: ...you want to start first You can start continuous playback from either TAPE 1 or TAPE 2 Playback cycles through four tape sides as fol lows and will continue until you stop the opera tion TAPE 1 Side A...

Page 15: ...s you press the opposite direction key If you are listening to a song and want to go back to the previous song press the locator key opposite to the playback direction twice Pressing it just once will...

Page 16: ...of the tape Checks both sides of the tape Checks both sides of tape then double checks the first side side A side B side A if Intro Check is started on the tape s forward side facing you or side B sid...

Page 17: ...MODE switch Set to this position to record on one side only or Set to either of these positions to record on both sides 4 Set the DOLBY NR switch Set the switch to ON to record with Dolby Noise Reduc...

Page 18: ...on side B To stop recording press the stop key A To stop recording temporarily Press the PAUSE key to stop recording temporarily A second press of the key resumes recording To erase recordings When y...

Page 19: ...of pressing the REC MUTE key NOTE If you press the REC MUTE key when the deck is in the record pause mode no signal is recorded for about 4 seconds and then the deck shifts back to the record pause m...

Page 20: ...rall recording level using the REC LEVEL control so that the level meter reads 0 dB at peaks 5 When everything is ready start recording as instructed earlier in this manual Audio source Adjustment of...

Page 21: ...nts in the same direction as the indicator on the TAPE 1 deck When recording is finished on the TAPE 1 deck the TAPE 2 deck automatically starts recording NOTE The transition from TAPE 1 to TAPE 2 tak...

Page 22: ...ss the NORMAL key For high speed dubbing press the HIGH key NOTE High speed dubbing makes a copy at approxi mately two times the normal speed We rec ommend normal speed dubbing for best audio quality...

Page 23: ...start simultaneously If TAPE 1 is shorter than TAPE 2 When TAPE 1 reaches the end of side A TAPE 1 stops and TAPE 2 enters the blank recording mode When TAPE 2 reaches the end both TAPE 1 and ll are r...

Page 24: ...speed dubbing only the following keys work TAPE 1 deck STOP TAPE 2 deck PAUSE REC MUTE STOP During high speed dubbing only the STOP key works Pressing the STOP key on either deck stops both tapes at o...

Page 25: ...o the proper positions Timer Signal flow At recording time At playback time Timer controlled recording Example Recording a broadcast program 1 Connect this unit and stereo system to a com mercially av...

Page 26: ...n the heads Check that the Dolby NR switch is set to the same position as when recording was made Cannot record If the erasure prevention tabs on top of the cassette are broken off cover the holes usi...

Page 27: ...ise Ratio Overall 58 dB Dolby NR OFF nominal recording level 69 dB Dolby NR ON CCIR ARM Line Input RCA jack 100 mV input impedance 50k ohms Mic Input mono 1 4 Phone jack 0 38 mV input impedance 200k o...

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