Calibrating the bias current and recording level – Sony TC-K615S User Manual

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Follow the procedure below to calibrate the
bias current and recording level.

1

Insert a cassette with the side to
be recorded facing outward.

2

Press CALIBRATION.

The peak level meters for adjusting the
bias and recording level appear in the
display window.

3

Press

r , then P or · to activate

the recording test tone.

a) Playback level for an 8-kHz signal
b) Playback level for a 400-Hz signal

Notes

•You cannot monitor the sound during

the calibration operation.

•It takes 2 to 3 seconds for the test tone

level to stabilize.

4

Adjust BIAS until both meters
indicate equal playback levels.

a) A high reading on the upper meter

indicates a low bias current.

b) A low reading on the upper meter

indicates a high bias current.

c) An equal reading on both meters

indicates the proper bias current
condition.

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Adjust REC LEVEL for calibration
until both meters reach the
recommended level.

a) Recommended level
b) The bias current is now properly

adjusted and the tape sensitivity
compensation has been set. Press

p ,

then press CALIBRATION to turn
the calibration function off (the
display returns to normal). Rewind
the tape and start the actual
recording.

Calibrating the Bias
Current and Recording
Level

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CALIBRATION

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REC CAL

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REC CAL

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REC CAL

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BALANCE

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CALIBRATION

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