Toshiba HX-10, Руководство пользователя

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BEFORE
CALLING
FOR SERVICE
(1)
Cassette Problems
If
a
save
or load operation stil!
results
in
failure after
you
have
checked the
following
then
obtain our
recommended data
recorder.
Item
Check
Set the volume control
of
your recorder to
a
relatively high
position.
© A proper load operation
will
not be
done
if
the volume control is
set
t00
Volume
control
high or too low.
|f
your
cassette recorder has a tone
control,
set
it
to the
“clear
(or
treble
Tone control
boost)” position.
Check
that
the batteries
in
your
cassette
recorder
are
not flat.
8
©
If
so, replace
with new.
KLereEE
© If your recorder
has
an
accessory
AC adapter, use
it
to power
your
recorder
from
an AC
outlet.
Check
your
cassette
recorder operation again:
©
Record
and
play
operation:
After recording your program or data, disconnect the
cassette
Operation
interface cable from
your recorder
and
play
back the portion you have
just recorded.
If
the program or
data
was properly recorded, a peep
sound should
be
heard
from
the speaker.
© If your recorder
has
the VLSS feature or high-speed playback switch
ensure its
switched
off.
If
the VLSS feature
is active,
recording
will fail.
If
the high-speed playback
switch
is
on, playback
will
fail.
Check
if
the record/play head in
your
cassette recorder requires
:
cleaning.
Head-cleaning
©
Clean
it
with
a head-cleaning
kit
if necessary.
Check
your
tape:
©
Use
cassette tapes
designed
for
computer application.
If you have
only
audio cassette
tapes,
select
the normal or low-noise type with a
length of
30 or 45 minutes.
Tape ©
Make sure that
your
tape has
no fold,
spliced
portion or creases,
as
these
will cause failure.
©
Use a
new,
blank
tape
to
save your program or data.
©
Do not use the first few
inches
of
the tape.
If
a save
operation at the high
transfer
rate
fails,
reduce
it
to the
lower
rate.
Transfer rate
©
In general,
a
lower
transfer
rate
assures
a
safer save operation.