Onkyo TA-RW544, TA-RW344 instruction manual Recording, Dolby Nr, Preparing for recording

Recording

With TA-RW544, both Deck A and Deck B can be used for recording. Three recording methods are possible.

(A)Recording on a single cassette using Deck A or Deck B

(B)Recording the same program simultaneously on cassettes in both Deck A and Deck B

(C)Recording on two cassettes consecutively using first Deck A then Deck B

•With TA-RW344, only Deck B is available for recording.

•Check to see if one or both of the cassette’s erasure prevention tabs have been removed.

•Confirm that the cassette deck is properly connected to the amplifier.

• Illustrations enclosed in solid boxes indicate source component operations.

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1			Preparing for recording
			Confirm that the amplifier is set up
			correctly for recording. (Refer to the
			amplifier’s instruction manual for details.)
			1.	Insert the cassettes.
				Make sure the side to be recorded is
				facing outward.
			• Recording is not possible on the tape
				leaders (the transparent sections you
				see at both ends of the tape).
2			2. Prepare the source component to
				be used for the recording.
			• Tune in the desired station on the tuner.
			•	Load a CD (or LP) into the CD player
				(or turntable).
			• Load a cassette into the tape player
				(analog or DAT).
			3. Set the Dolby NR by pressing
				the DOLBY NR button repeat-
				edly until the desired Dolby NR
				indicator (OFF, B or C) turns on.
3			4. Set the Reverse Mode by press-
				ing the REVERSE MODE button
	DOLBY NR			repeatedly until the desired
DOLBY NR				mode is displayed.
	OFF	B	C	( v ) one side: Only one side of the
				tape is recorded.
				( b ) repeat: Both sides of the tape are
				recorded.
4			•	When recording from a source compo-
				nent to Deck A and Deck B consecu-
				tively, select the “ b ” mode.
REVERSE MODE			Note:
			This deck will not begin recording if you
			press the t and s or a button at the
			same time. To begin recording, first press
			the t button to put the deck into the rec/
			pause mode, then press either the s or a
			button as appropriate.
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