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(C) Recording on two cassettes consecutively using first Deck A then Deck B (TA-RW544 only)
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Procedure for recording
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1. Prepare for recording. (See page 8.) Note: Be sure to set the reverse mode to � b � mode. 2. Check that the Deck B direction indicator is forward ( s ). � To change the setting of the direction indicator, press the s button followed by the e DUBB.STOP button. 3. Press the RESET button to return the tape counter for both Deck A and Deck B to [0000]. � To change the active deck, press the DECK A/B button. 4. Begin playing the source component. 5. Press the Deck A t button. 6. While observing the peak level indicators, adjust the recording level and balance. � Use the REC LEVEL knob to adjust the recording level. � Adjust the REC BALANCE knob so that the left and right channels have approximately the same levels. This knob is normally at the center position. 7. Put the source component into recording standby status. 8. Press the Deck A s button and begin playing the source component. You can also use the CD Synchro Recording function if this unit is properly connected to an ONKYO CD player bearing the z symbol. (See page 14.)
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Note: If one of the erasure prevention tabs of the cassettes inserted into Deck A and Deck B has been removed, recording will stop on that side. For example, the broken tab on the reverse side of the cassette inserted into Deck A will cease reverse side recording on Deck A and both sides recording on Deck B.
