Lyrec TR532 Series, Руководство пользователя

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5. OPERATION
5.1
SWITCHING ON
Connect both line cords to the appropriate voltage and press the MAINS
button on the tape deck. Select the desired tape speed. The MAINS, the
STOP and one of the speed buttons on the TAPE DECK and the STOP button
on the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT should light up. The ventilation fans
should start running and the VU-meters should light up (if of
illuminated type).
Switch on the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT; the power switch is on the rear
panel. All channels should illuminate their SAFE and SYNC LED'S. The
TAPE TIMER should indicate 00.00 and the speed should be set at
nominal speed, whichever has been selected.
TAPE DECK
5.2
LOADING
Place an empty reel and a full reel on the appropriate hubs. The
knurled knob on the top of the hub should be turned clockwise to lock
the reels in place. Refer to drawing No. 5.02 and thread the tape
through the tape path. Check the height of the tape, and if necessary
adjust it. See section 7.1 for this adjustment.
5.3
PLAY MODE
Press START button on the TAPE DECK or on the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT.
Both buttons should illuminate; the PINCH ROLLER and GUIDE ROLLER
should pull in, placing the tape in contact with the heads and the
capstan, which will cause the tape to move forward at its nominal
speed.
On the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT the timer will begin to show seconds and
then minutes of elapsed time. Select REPRO on the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
on those channels from which the tape playback signal is to be
monitored.
5.4
RECORD MODE
Select the channels to be recorded on the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT by
pressing the READY buttons on the appropriate channels; the red LED's
will immediately begin flashing to indicate that these channels are
ready to record. On the same channels the green SAFE LED will go off.
Press RECORD and START buttons simultaneously either on the TAPE DECK
or on the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT; the same mechanical functions as in the
play mode will occur. On the REMOTE CONTROL UNIT the red flashing
LED's will illuminate steadily indicating RECORD MODE on those
channels.
1977-05-01 TR532 5.4