Panasonic RX-D26 - Manual (Page 5)

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Cassettes
This unit is suitable for playing normal tapes, but high and metal position
tapes will not be played to their full potential.
2 1 3 4
1 Press [TAPE/OFF].
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2 Press [ / STOP/EJECT ] to
open the deck and load a cassette.
Close deck by hand.
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3 Press [ PLAY ] to start play.
Unit comes on and play starts.
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4 Adjust the volume.
To stop play
Press [
/ STOP/EJECT]. (Unit is switched off.)
To pause
To rewind/
fast-forward
To find a
particular spot
Press [ PAUSE ] during playback.
To resume, press [ PAUSE ].
P r e s s [ R E W / R E V ] ( t o r e w i n d ) o r
[ FF/CUE ] (to fast-forward) in the stop mode.
Press [ REW/REV] (to search backward)
or [ FF/CUE] (to search forward) during
playback.
Play is resumed when the button is released.
Note
• The unit is on in the pause mode. Stop tape to turn the unit off by
pressing [ / STOP/EJECT ] when leaving the unit.
• Do not press [ PLAY] when rewinding or fast-forwarding, as this
may jam the tape.
Be sure to press [ / STOP/EJECT ] before the next operation.
Full auto-stop
The automatic stop system will release the buttons when the tape
reaches the end during play, recording, fast-forwarding or rewinding.
Exposed tape facing
upward
Side to be played facing you
Recording
You can record radio broadcasts or CDs.
Before recording
• This unit is suitable for recording normal tapes, but it cannot record
onto high and metal position tapes to their full potential and prior
recordings will not be erased correctly.
• The recording level is set automatically.
• Take up the leader tape before proceeding.
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Leader tape
(Recording
cannot be made.)
1 Press [ / STOP/EJECT ] to
open the deck and load a cassette.
Close deck by hand.
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2 Select the source to be recorded.
When recording radio broadcasts
Tune in the station. (Perform steps 1–3 of “Normal tuning” on page 3.)
When recording CDs
Insert the CD to be recorded.
(Perform steps 1 and 2 of “Normal play” on page 4.)
Press [CD / ] and then [ / CLEAR ] to switch to CD mode.
If you want to record programmed tracks, program desired tracks
before proceeding to step 3.
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3 Press [ ] to start recording.
[ PLAY ] is also depressed with [ ].
Recording starts (one side only).
The CD also starts playing if in CD mode.
Exposed tape facing
upward
Side to be recorded facing you
To stop recording
Press [ / STOP/EJECT ]. (The CD does not stop.)
To stop recording temporarily
Press [ PAUSE ]. (The CD does not stop.)
Press once again to resume recording.
To record on the other side of the cassette
Turn the cassette over and press [
].
If the CD finishes before the cassette
Recording continues. Press [ / STOP/EJECT ] to stop it.
If the cassette finishes before the CD
The CD continues playing. Press [ / CLEAR ] to stop it.
Erase protection
Use a screwdriver or similar
object to break out the tab.
To re-record on a protected cassette
Cover the hole with adhesive tape.
To erase a tape
1. Press [TAPE/OFF].
2. Insert the cassette with the side to be erased facing towards you and
the exposed tape facing up.
3. Press [ ].
[ PLAY ] is depressed at the same time.
Note
• Noise may be recorded if this unit is near a TV. Keep the units at
least 1.5 meters apart.
• Changes to volume and sound quality do not affect recording.
• To prevent interruptions to recording, make sure there is constant
AC power supply to the unit or replace the batteries.
• While recording you cannot perform the following operations.
-Switching play of the source (CD, Radio, Tape)
-Switching the radio AM/FM frequency
-CD skipping, searching
Your attention is drawn to the fact that recording pre-recorded tapes or
discs or other published or broadcast material may infringe copyright
laws.
Tab for Side A Tab for Side B
Adhesive tape
Side A
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