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CASSETTE OPERATION
To play a cassette, insert it into the
cassette port, exposed tape side first.
The cassette will be drawn
automatically into the deck. At the
conclusion of the first side played, the
auto-reverse mechanism will
automatically begin playing the other
side of the tape.
All cassette functions are located
directly above the cassette port and
appear from left to right in the
following order:
TAPE SWITCH ("CR")
This feature allows you to select the
proper equalization setting for playing
chromium dioxide (CrO2) or "metal"
cassette tapes. An LED located on the
face of this button will illuminate when
this option has been elected.
EJECT
To remove a cassette, push the eject
button. The tape will automatically
disengage and can then be retrieved
from the cassette port. Ejecting a
cassette switches the system to radio
operation.
FORWARD MUSIC SEARCH/
FAST FORWARD
A cassette tape can be automatically
advanced to the next selection by
pressing the forward button once. An
LED light on the face of the forward
button illuminates to indicate that
music search has been activated.
To fast forward the tape to the end of
the side, press the forward button twice.
The LED will blink to indicate that the
fast forward function has been
activated.
REVERSE MUSIC
SEARCH/REWIND
A cassette tape selection can be
repeated by pressing the reverse button
once. The LED light will illuminate to
indicate that music search has been
activated. Push the reverse button twice
to completely rewind the tape. Once
engaged, it will lock into position until
the tape is fully rewound or until
another tape function is activated. The
LED will blink to indicate that the
rewind function has been activated.
TRACK SELECTION
Once a cassette has been engaged, this
button can be used to switch to the
tape's other side without having to
remove and flip the cassette.
DOLBY® B AND DOLBY® C
NOISE REDUCTION
This function, which is activated by
pressing the Dolby noise reduction
button, reduces background hiss while
playing a cassette that was recorded
using the Dolby B® or Dolby® C noise
reduction system. Most prerecorded
cassettes indicate which type of noise
reduction was used during recording (if
any). LEDs on the face of the control
button illuminate to indicate the noise
reduction system selected.