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DUBB BUTTON
Press the DUBB button to engage the tape transport into the
dubbing mode from the CD player. Once the DUBB button is
pressed, the CD player will copy directly to the tape deck.
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TAPE PITCH BUTTON
Rotate the tape deck pitch control to adjust the tape deck
playback pitch from -12% to +12%.
While the control is in the center detent position, the tape deck
is at normal(0% pitch variance) speed. This control has no
effect on the tape pitch during the record mode.
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CD PITCH CONTROL BUTTON
By pressing the CD player pitch control buttons you can
adjust the CD player playback pitch from -12% to +12% in .1%
increments. You can return the CD player to the normal speed
position by pressing the center “0” control.
Holding the pitch + or - controls for 2 or more seconds will
cause the pitch to adjust in .5% increments.
CAUTION: When the CD pitch control is used, digital lock
may not occur with some D/A converters.
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TIME BUTTON
By pressing the TIME button you can adjust the CD player time
displayed from the following formats. NORMAL- Displays the
time elapsed within the current track being played. REM-
Displays the remaining time left of the current track being
played. TOTAL REM- Displays the total time remaining on the
current disk being played. This control can be toggled be-
tween the various displays by pressing the TIME button
multiple times.
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REPEAT BUTTON
By pressing the REPEAT button you can program the CD
player to repeat all tracks of the current disk. When there is a
CD play program that is currently active, this function will
repeat the current program selections. To clear this function,
press the repeat control button again.
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A-B BUTTON
The A-B BUTTON allows you to repeat a specific section in
the current CD track that is being played. When this control is
pressed the first time, the A-B indicator flashes and this
position on the track is noted as the start or A point.
When this control is pressed again, the A-B indicator lights
continuously, and this position on the track is noted as the end
or B point. After setting the end point the CD player returns to
the start point (A), and plays until it reaches the end point (B).
The CD player will repeat this function until the stop or A-B
button is press again.
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PROGRAM BUTTON
The PROGRAM button will place the CD player into the
program entry mode or the single track play mode. When the
PROGRAM button is pressed once, the CD player enters the
program entry mode and the program indicator will begin to
flash. Pressing the PROGRAM button again will place the CD
player in the single track play mode, and the track indicator will
begin to flash. Pressing the PROGRAM button again will
return the CD player to the normal play mode.
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REVERSE MODE SWITCH
The Reverse Mode switch allows you to set the automatic
tape direction operation of the tape transport during playback,
normal recording or dubbing. The 4 positions of this switch are
as follows;
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One-way mode.
In this position the tape will play or record one side of the
tape and stop.
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Two-way mode.
In this position the tape will play or record both sides of the
tape and stop.
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Continuous mode
In this position the tape will play the tape in a continuous
loop until the stop command is given. In the record mode
the tape will record both sides of the tape and stop.
CASCADE MODE:
In this position multiple Marantz tape decks that are equipped
with the “EXT” cascade connector can be looped together
to allow for extended cascade playback or recording. In this
mode the tape will play or record both sides of the tape and
at the end of the tape on the first deck a command will be
issued causing the next deck in line to begin cascade play
or record. This will continue until the end of the last tape on
the last deck of the loop is reached.
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DOLBY NOISE REDUCTION SWITCH
The Dolby Noise Reduction switch allows for the encoding or
decoding of Dolby B or C Noise Reduction. When recording
with Dolby Noise Reduction on, select the type(B or C) of noise
reduction desired and place the switch in the appropriate
position. When playing a tape with Dolby Noise Reduction
encoded onto it, place this switch in the same position(B or C)
as it was record in.
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AUTOMATIC RECORD LEVEL SWITCH
(ALC)
The ALC switch allows for automatic control of the source
level during recording. When this switch is set to the OFF
position, the level of recording is controlled by the manual
record level adjustment. When this control is set to the ON
position, the record level is set automatically. In this position
the manual record level adjustment has no effect on the
recording.
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MANUAL RECORD LEVEL CONTROL
The manual record level control allows you to adjust the record
level up or down during recording.
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RECORD BALANCE RECORD
The recessed balance control allows for the adjustment of the
record level between the left and right channels. By using a
phillips type screwdriver, you can adjust this balance control
between Left(Counter-clockwise) and Right(Clockwise).
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HEADPHONE SLECTOR SWITCH
Used to switch the headphone output.
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HEAPHONES JACK
The headphones jack is used to allow monitoring of the Tape,
CD or Tape/CD Mix through headphones. This jack requires
that a 1/4" headphone jack connection be made and the
desired source can be selected by the HP SELECT switch
located diectly above theheadphone input jack.
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COMPACT DISC TRAY
The Compact Disc tray is used to hold the desired CD for
playback.
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