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RTZ (Return To Zero) Function
To locate the position on tape correspond-
ing to the linear counter reading of OOMOOS,
press the RTZ button.
The fast forward or rewind
of the tape
starts. The moment a counter reading of
Q0MOOS is found, the deck stops.
Note: This function does not work when
the deck is in the record, rec/pause or
rec/mute mode.
To start playback from OOMOOS
While the tape is running after the RTZ
button is pressed, press the
>
button.
The deck temporarily stops at the OOMOOS
counter reading, then playback starts.
*If the ™ button is pressed instead of the
» button,
the deck
enters
the pause
mode at the OOMOOS counter reading.
To start playback, press the
»
or &
button,
*When the deck is in the recording mode,
the RTZ button is disabled.
CD Synchro Dubbing
By combining the deck with a TEAC CD
synchro compatible CD player which has a
CD/DECK SYNC terminal on the rear panel,
dubbing (recording) interlocked with the
CD player is possible.
Preparation
1. Connect the deck's CD/DECK
SYNC
terminal to the CD player's CD/DECK
SYNC terminal using an optional cable
(WR-7000). (See Fig.2 on page 4.)
2. Perform programming of "time edit',
etc. of the CD player beforehand (refer
to the instructions of the CD player).
3. Either press the CD direct button or
set the source to CD using the ampli-
fier's source select buttons.
4. Set the recording level. (See page 7.)
1, Set the deck and the CD player to the
stop mode.
2. Press the CD sync button on the deck.
The CD player will automatically start in
approx. 1 sec following the start of re-
cording
and
dubbing
is performed.
(The CD SYNC indicator lights.)
(See the top chart below.)
CD synchro dubbing operation
Start of CD synchro dubbing
Deck operation
CD player operation
Deck's CD sync button ON
Stop
Recording
»
Stop
|
Playback
To temporarily stop during dubbing:
(A: Operation at the deck)
Stop button ont
Deck operation
Recording
CD sync button ON
Stop
: Recording
CD player operation
Playback
T Return to the beginning
Roe
of
the
tune,
then
Playback
pause.(")"
(B: Operation at the CD player)
Deck operation
Recording
CD player
Playback
: ~ Rec/pause me
Recording
»
Stop
Playback
player will enter the stop mode.
deck will enter the stop mode.
Stop button hel
Play button ON
The shaded portion (1)
indicates the CD synchro dubbing mode.
(1. If more than 2 minutes elapse after pressing the deck's stop button, the CD
()2. If more than 2 minutes elapse after pressing the CD player's stop button, the
To temporarily stop during dubbing:
(A) Press the stop button of the deck.
The
CD
player
will return
to the
beginning of the tune and stop there.
To restart, press the deck's CD sync
button.
(B) Press the stop
button
of the CD
player. The deck enters the rec/pause
mode. To restart, press the CD player's
play button.
*When
the
CD
player has entered
the
pause
mode, it stands by after return-
ing to the beginning
of the tune just
played.
*When recording is done up to the end of
the tape, the CD player stands by after
returning to the beginning of the tune
just played,
Note:
If the
CD
player is connected
to the
stereo
amplifier by the optical cable
alone, synchro dubbing is not per-
formed. Be sure to connect the analog
output using the pin plug cords,
Timer-Controlled Operations
a
Controlled Recording
. Connect your deck and stereo system
to a commercially available audio timer
as shown in the diagram,
. Set the audio timer (optional) to ON.
. Set the power switches of all compo-
nents to ON, then tune to the station
broadcasting
the program
to be re-
corded.
4. Set the input select switch,
the REC
OUT selector, etc. of the amplifier to
TUNER (refer to the instructions of the
amplifier).
5. Load the cassette to be recorded, then
set the recording level, Dolby NR, bias
level controls as required.
6. Set the audio timer to the required
start (power on) and stop (power off)
times. When
this setting is complete,
the power
to all components
will be
switched off.
7. Set the timer switch to rec.
en
When the preset start time is reached, power
will be supplied and recording will start.
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