Panasonic SC-CH7 - Manual (Page 41)

Synchro start function
When you make a recording from compact discs, the recording will
automatically start when you press the play button on the compact
disc player. After recording has been completed the cassette deck
will create a non-recorded passage of about four seconds, and
then go into the recording standby state.
Quick-reverse function (Peck 2)
This is a function by which the unit detects the leader tape {the
transparent tape at both ends of the magnetic tape) and then
automatically reverses (in about one second) the direction of the
tape movement during playback (or recording).
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Magnetic tape (where recordings are made)
- Leader tapes (no recordings can be made)-------- ^
•In order to avoid an operational error at the beginning of the page,
this function is not effective until about 15 seconds after playback
(or recording) first starts.
•This function does not operate for tapes that do not have leader
tapes.
•This function may not function <x»rrectly.
If the leader tapes are colored.
If there is dirt or dust on the tape,
if the magnetic part of the tape is thin.
If a strong light (direct sunlight, a spotlight, etc.) is shining into the
cassette hcMer.
•When the unit is subjected to a strong impact.
•When the quick-reverse function is not activated, the tape's
direction of movement will reverse when the tape reaches its end.
To erase a recorded tape (Peck 2)
1 Pres« the Input selector button on the ampli­
fier marked *TAPE'\
2 Insert the recorded tape Into the deck 2.
3 Press the Dolby noise reduction button to go
off the Dolby noise reduction Indicator.
4 Select the desired reverse mode.
5 Press the record/record standby button.
6 Press the playback button corresponding to
the side to be erased.
When a new recording is made on a pre recorded tape, the
previous recording will be automaticalty erased.
Dolby NR system
This is a system intended to reduce hiss noise in the high
frequency range. It raises the level of the high frequency
components during recording, emd lowers it by the same amount
during pla^ck.
B type: Noise is reduced to about 1/3. Use this type when
playing a tape in the Dolby NR mode.
C type: Noise is reduced to about 1 / 10 . Use this type when
recording and playing back a high quality, high dynamic
range source such as a CD or FM broadcast
Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
“DOLBY" and the double-D symbol OD are trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Coiporation.
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