7 – recording cassette tapes, Preparing to record, Selecting the reverse mode – Teac CD-A550MKII User Manual
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TASCAM CD-A550MKII
7 – Recording Cassette Tapes
This unit can record to cassette tapes. The following
procedures explain how to prepare for recording by
setting the reverse mode and selecting the input and
then actual recording. This explanation assumes that the
unit’s power is ON and that a recordable (write-protect
tabs not removed) cassette tape has been loaded already.
Preparing to record
Selecting the reverse mode
Use the
REV MODE
switch to set the unit to record on
one or both sides.
Ë
: After recording on both A and B sides, the unit
stops.
ï
: After recording on either the A or B side, the
unit stops.
NOTE
If
ä is selected, the unit functions as though Ë had
been selected. In other words, after recording on both A
and B sides, the unit stops.
Selecting the recording source
ª
Using the INPUT key on the remote control
The remote control
INPUT
key can be used to select
the input source. Press the key repeatedly to cycle
through the input sources.
The active input source appears on the main area of the
display.
INPUT CD
: the playback signal from this unit’s CD
player
INPUT UNBAL
: the signal input through the
TAPE
INPUT (UNBALANCED)
jacks on the rear panel
ª
Using the menu
You can also use the menu to set the record source signal
(input source).
1 When in standard display mode, press the
MENU
key on the main unit or the remote control to enter
menu mode.
2 Use the
–
/
+
keys on the main unit or the remote con-
trol to show “
TAPE INPUT?
” on the main dis-
play, and press the
ENTER
key on the main unit or
the remote control.
3 Use the
–
/
+
keys on the main unit or the remote con-
trol to select the input source from the following
options.
CD
: the playback signal from this unit’s CD player.
UNBAL
(default value): the signal input through the
TAPE INPUT (UNBALANCED)
jacks on the rear panel
4 Press the
ENTER
key on the main unit or the remote
control to return to the standard display.
NOTE
The CD dubbing function is convenient when recording
a CD. See “Dubbing a CD to a tape” on page 37 for
details.