Specifications for AC-E15HG vary for each area. Check your local voltage and the polarity of the plug before purchasing.

Recording

You can record radio programs from the built-in radio, or record with the supplied microphone. In either case, use a new or fully charged battery.

Note

If the record-protect tab is broken, you cannot record on that side.

1 Insert a normal (TYPE I) tape.

To record on both sides

Insert the cassette with the side to be first recorded on as the FWD (forward) side*.

*Make sure that “FWD” is displayed. If not, press and hold x(stop) until “REV” changes to “FWD”.

To record on one side only

Insert the cassette with the side to be recorded on as the REV (reverse) side**.

**Make sure that “REV” is displayed. If not, press and hold x until “FWD” changes to “REV”.

Note

When the cassette holder is opened, the direction of the tape will be automatically set to “FWD”.

2 Press MENU repeatedly to set the cursor in the display to REC/PB. Then press SET to select “ ” or none (normal speed).

Normal (no indication) (4.8cm/s): for optimum sound. Recommended for normal recordings.

2⋅ (2.4cm/s): for double recording time (for example, 120 minutes using both sides of a 60-minute cassette). Suitable for recording conferences, dictations, etc. Not recommended for recording music.

3 Select a recording source:

To record with the microphone

Connect the supplied microphone to the MIC (PLUG IN POWER) jack.

To record from the radio

Tune in to the station you want to record (see “Listening to the Radio”).

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