Panasonic SA-HD52 - Manual (Page 21)

R Playing tapes recorded with Dolby NR
IPOLBY NR I
Set the Dolby noise-reduction switch to “ON”.
S Dotby noise-reductton system
The Dolby noise-reduction system is a system designed to effec­
tively reduce the annoying high-frequency "hissing” noise, typically
heard from tapes if this system is not used. During recording, the
system functions to increase the level of the high-frequency part of
the sound, and then, during playback, that same portion is weak­
ened and returned to the previous level. This unit is equipped with
the B-type Dolby noise-reduction system.
Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from
Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
"DOLBY” and the double-D symbol QQ are trademarks of
Dotby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
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; ^When tape is loaded into deck 1 or 2 oni^
Select this mode to playback both sides of a
cassette tape continuously.
This playback will continue until the stop button is pressed.
When tapes are loaded into both deck 1
and 2.
Select this mode to playback both sides
(from side “A” to “B”) of the cassette tapes
continuously.
(This is called “series playback”.)
This mode is convenient for enjoyment of a long period of
uninterrupted background music.
This series playback can start from any of decks.
This playback will continue until the stop button is pressed.
Various playback functions
REVERSE MODE
The reverse-mode selector can be used to select either or three
different playback functions.
^ ; Select this mode to playback only one side
of a cassette tape.
When the playback has finished, tape movement will stop
automatically.
ZD ; Select this mode to playback both sides of
the tape only once.
When the both sides playback has finished, tape movement
wilt stop automatically.
If playback starts from the reverse side, only that side will be
played and stop.
Automatic-tape select function
This unit is equipped with the automatic-tape-select feature; it auto­
matically detects the type of tape being used, and then makes the
suitable adjustment accordingly of the bias for recording and equal­
ization.
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