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Recheck the tape direction settings (shown by the Deck A and Deck B direction indicators) before pressing the d or
fbutton.
The following explanation assumes that the tape direction is forward ( s ).
Fast forward and rewind
Make sure the tape is stopped before using the fast forward or rewind function.
To fast forward the tape, press the f button.
To rewind the tape, press the d button.
•To stop either fast forward or rewind, press the e button.
Listening with the headphones
Plug the headphones to the PHONES jack.
Automatic tape selection system
This deck detects the type of cassette in the cassette holder and automatically sets the bias and equalization to the correct settings. Tape selection is performed by detecting the presence or absence of identification pits on the back of the cassette shell. Cassettes manufactured before this identification system was adopted and bargain cassettes that do not incorporate these pits cannot be used with this deck.
Useful Functions Available during Play- back
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Skipping to a song
Make sure the tape is playing before using this function.
To skip ahead to the next song, press the f button.
It is possible to skip up to 15 songs at one time. The number of songs skipped is indicated by the display (P1, P2 ..... P15).
Skipping to the beginning of the current song or a preceding song
Make sure the tape is playing before using this function.
To skip back to the beginning of the song being played or preceding song, press the d button.
The number of songs skipped is indicated by the display
Note:
The Skip function operates by detecting the blank space between songs. Therefore, it may not operate properly under circum- stances such as the following:
1)The blank space is too short.
2)The song is interrupted by narration, etc.
3)The music level changes, such as a quiet section immediately followed by a loud section.
4)There is excessive noise between songs.
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