Sony TC-WA9ES 8

Getting Started

Setting the voltage selector (not supplied with the U.S.A., Canadian, and Australian models)

Check that the voltage selector on the rear panel of the tape deck is set to the local power line voltage. If not, set the selector to the correct position using a screwdriver before connecting the AC power cord to an AC outlet.

VOLTAGE

220V

240V

120V

Connecting the AC power cord

Connect the AC power cord to an AC outlet.

Where do I go next?

Now you’re ready to use your tape deck.

For basic operations, go to pages 4 to 6; for advanced operations, go to the sections immediately after this one.

Contents

Page Welcome About This Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS Turn on the amplifier and play the program source you want to record Set TIMER to OFF and press POWER Press ¤OPEN/CLOSE and insert a cassette then press the button again to close the 7 Press PAUSE Por (. Recording starts 8 Start playing the program source Turn on the amplifier and select the tape deck position 5 Press The deck starts playing. Adjust the volume on the amplifier Unpacking Hooking Up the System Page Locating a Track (Multi-AMS Auto Play/Memory Play/Blank Skip) Creating Your Own Program (RMS Play) Playing a Tape Using a Timer Adjusting Bias and Recording Level Calibration Automatically PAUSE P 9/( AUTO CAL 1Insert the cassette you want to record on into either deck Make sure the record-protecttabs on the cassette have not been removed Dubbing a Tape You can do this only during normal-speeddubbing 2Locate the point you want to resume recording on deck A, then stop the tape Recording on Both Decks in Succession (Relay Recording) 9/( REC r DIR MODE 1Insert blank cassettes into both decks Make sure that record-protecttabs on the cassettes have not been removed 2Select the Dolby NR system for both decks (see page 5) Recording the Same Source on Both Decks (Simultaneous Recording) Recording Your Own Program (RMS Dubbing) Synchro-RecordingWith a CD Player Recording Using a Timer Precautions Notes on Cassette Tapes Cleaning Troubleshooting Specifications Glossary Index Buttons Switches Controls Connector Jacks