Radio Shack Portable Cassette Recorder - Manual (Page 6)

6 Operation
then FAST-F/CUE or REWIND/
REVIEW . Press STOP/EJECT then
PLAY to resume playback.
• If you hold down REWIND/REVIEW
or FAST-F/CUE while the tape is
playing, you can hear the tape as
it moves at a faster speed. This
makes it easy to locate a specific
part of a recording. When you
release
REWIND/REVIEW or FAST-
F/CUE , the tape plays at its nor-
mal speed.
3. Adjust TONE and VOLUME/VOX
SENS to a comfortable listening
level.
4. To stop playback before the tape
automatically stops, press STOP/
EJECT .
RECORDING
Notes:
• Before you load a cassette tape for
recording, be sure its erase-protec-
tion tabs are in place (see “Prevent-
ing Accidental Erasure” on Page 8).
• The recorder’s Automatic Level
Control (ALC) circuit automatically
adjusts the recording level.
VOL-
UME/VOX SENS has no effect on
recording.
Using the Built-In Microphone
1. Load a blank cassette tape, or one
you want to record over, into the
cassette compartment.
2. Place the recorder 2 to 3 feet from
the recording source.
3. Set VOX to OFF .
4. Press RECORD to begin recording.
Both PLAY and RECORD lock down.
Note: To temporarily stop recording,
press
PAUSE . Press PAUSE again to
resume recording.
5. The recorder automatically stops
the tape when it reaches the end of
the current side. To stop recording
sooner, press
STOP/EJECT .
Using an External Microphone
You can connect an external micro-
phone (not supplied) with a
1 /
8
-inch plug
to the recorder. Your local RadioShack
store sells a variety of microphones.
Note: Connecting an external micro-
phone automatically disconnects the
built-in microphone.
Follow these steps to record using an
external microphone.
1. Load a blank cassette tape, or one
you want to record over, into the
cassette compartment.
2. Insert the microphone’s plug into the
recorder’s MIC jack.
Note: If the external microphone
has a separate, smaller plug for
remote operation, insert that plug
into the
REM jack. Then you can use
the microphone’s remote switch to
stop or start the recorder.
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