Buttons for the Operation of Other TEAC
Components
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CD SYNC button
When this receiver is used in a system with a TEAC
CD Player and a TEAC cassette deck (with full-logic
control), it is possible to synchronize the operations
of the CD player and cassette deck, so that they can
be started at exactly the same time for copying a CD
onto a tape.
In this configuration, the CD player’s CD/DECK SYNC
terminal and the cassette deck’s CD/DECK SYNC ter-
minal should be connected using the optional WR-
7000 sync cable.
Synchronized operation of the CD player and
cassette deck can be started by pressing either the
CD SYNC button on the remote control unit or the
CD SYNC button on the cassette deck.
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TAPE I buttons
The TAPE I mechanism of a double-transport cas-
sette deck with full-logic control can be operated
using these buttons.
Notes:
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To start recording, simply press the RECORD button;
it does not have to be pressed together with PLAY.
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If the TAPE I mechanism of the double-transport cas-
sette deck does not have a recording function, press-
ing the TAPE I RECORD button will have no effect.
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TAPE II buttons
The TAPE II mechanism of a double-transport cas-
sette deck with full-logic control can be operated
using these buttons. They are also used to operate a
single-transport cassette deck with full-logic control.
Note:
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To start recording, simply press the RECORD button;
it does not have to be pressed together with PLAY.
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CD buttons
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SKIP (
µ
,
≤
) buttons:
Each time these are pressed,
the pickup moves to the beginning of the next tune
in either the forward or reverse direction. If held
depressed, skipping continues until the button is
release.
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PAUSE (
π
), PLAY/PAUSE (
Á
/
π
) buttons:
To tem-
porarily stop CD play, press the PAUSE button if the
CD player has an independent PAUSE button; press
the PLAY/PAUSE button if it has a PLAY/PAUSE but-
ton.
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STOP (
ª
) button:
Press to stop the CD player.
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DISK SKIP button:
Selects the next disc in a CD
auto-changer.
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