Preventing Accidental Erasures
Cassettes
have
a
built-in device to automatically
prevent
erasure
of
a
previous recording.
It
is
a
small plastic tab at the back
of
the
cassette.
To
activate the
erase-protect
feature, break
off
the
plastic tab with
a
screwdriver. There
is a
tab for
each
side,
be sure you break
off
the correct one.
If
you
want
to record again on
that cassette,
just put
a
piece of
tape
over the hole where
you
broke
off
the
tab.
CAUTION:
If
you
have loaded
a
cassette
with
the tabs
broken
off,
don’t try to force the
RECORD
button
down
—
you may
damage
the recorder.
For SIDE
2
For SIDE
1
Plastic Tab
REMOTE CONTROL
If
you use
an
external microphone with
a
remote
control on-off switch, you can control the Tape
Recorder right
from
the microphone.
This is
not
only
handy
for recording (such
as
dictation), but
also can be helpful during
a
playback
sequence.
The
on-off switch actually controls the motor, so
you
turn
the tape
movement on and
off
with this
switch.
DUAL
TRACK RECORDING
Your
CTR-51
uses
the
standard
2-track
system
for
cassette
recording.
Thus,
when you have
played
or
recorded one side
of
the
cassette,
remove
it,
turn
it
over and
play or
record
the
other
side. Thus, using both sides
of
a
C-60
cassette,
you have
30
minutes on
one
side
and
30
minutes
on the other-
for
a
total
of
60
minutes.
TAPE HANDLING
NOTE
If
you have been using the
same cassette
a
number
of
times
in
a row,
it
is
a
good
idea
to
tap
it
against
a
table
a
couple
of
times before reloading
it.
If
you
have been playing
a
cassette
over and
over
a
number
of
times (especially
a
thinner
tape
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