Recording
System
Any recording requires that you activate either the RECORD 1 jacks, the RECORD 2 jacks (or both) using the RECORD 1 or RECORD 2 switches on the panel.
As seen in the signal flow diagram, this makes any input selectable by the KEYS available to these outputs.
EXAMPLE:
The diagram also shows that if you have two decks you can select either as a PLAYER using the TAPE KEYS and send it to the other deck for recording.
EXAMPLE: Select deck 1 as PLAYER with TAPE KEY 1 and send to deck 2 through the RECORD 2 switch and jacks.
1OR: Select deck 2 as PLAYER with TAPE KEY 2 and send to deck 1 through the RECORD 1 switch and jacks.
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Engaging either RECORD switch on | IRlS | brings into action | |||
special safety | logic | which you may | easily interpret as faulty | ||
operation, until | you | understand | its | ||
1) IRIS refuses TAPE | KEY 1 if | RECORD 1 | is engaged. Likewise |
for TAPE KEY 2 and RECORD 2. These are potentially danger- ous sources of unexpected
2)These switches automatically restrict certain remote control actions, as explained later.
~Thus always leave these switches OUT, unless actually re- cording.