Exibel KW-102MP3US, Руководство пользователя

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Playing a cassette tape
1.
Choose TAPE as source with [FUNCTION] (6) or by pressing [TAPE] (5)
on the remote.
2.
Open the cassette door (13) above the buttons.
3.
Press [

▲
] [STOP/EJECT] to open the cassette door.
(The buttons are hidden behind the door)
4.
Insert a tape and shut the cassette door.
5.
Press [
►
] [PLAY] to start playing.
6.
Press [

] [PAUSE] if you want to stop the playing temporarily.
Press [

] [ PAUSE] again to resume the playing.
7.
By pressing [
◄◄
] or [
►►
] you can fast forward or rewind the tape in both
directions.
8.
Press [

▲
] [STOP/EJECT] to stop the tape. The buttons are released
automatically when the tape comes to an end, unless the [

]
PAUSE button
is pushed in.
Recording
Common information regarding recording
Recording is allowed as long as it does not break the copy right law or other rights
owned by a third party.
The cassette recorder is not suitable for recording on cassettes of type CHROME
(IEC II) or METAL (IEC IV). Use cassettes of type NORMAL (IEC I) where the flaps
have not been removed.
The best level for recording is automatically set. It is impossible to affect an
ongoing recording with the VOLUME and DBBS functions.
During 7 seconds in the beginning and end of the tape no recording is done.
In order to prevent a tape is deleted by mistake you can break one or both of the
flaps on the bottom. It is now not possible to record on the side on which the flap
was removed.
If the holes that were covered by the flaps are taped over it is once again possible
to record on the tape.
Recording from radio, CD or MP3
1.
Choose CD or MP3 with [FUNCTION] (6).
2.
Press [

▲
] [STOP/EJECT] to open the cassette door.
3.
Insert a cassette and shut the cassette door.
4.
At the same time press [

] [RECORD] and [

] to start the recording.
5.
Press [

]
[PAUSE] if you temporarily want to stop the recording.
6.
Press [

]
[PAUSE] again to resume the playing.
7.
Press [

▲
] [STOP/EJECT] to end the recording.