To stop dubbing, To pause dubbing, Copying tape (tape dubbing) – Kenwood UD-952 User Manual
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Copying tape (Tape dubbing)
Preparations
• Load a cassette tape in the deck.
• Select the tape transport direction
or^).
• Select “
t
=>" (two-side recording) or
"xzt" (one- side recording).
Recording tape
UD-95a (En)
The contents of the tape in deck A can be copied onto the tape
in deck B.
/ Start auto-bh
Approx,
45 sec. AUTOBiAs
• The bias adjustment consists of checking the characteristics of the
loaded tape and adjusting the deck to allow best-balanced record
ing. The adjustment data are held in memory unless the power is
turned OFF or the door of deck B is opened.
• The bias adjustment completes in approx. 45 seconds, after which
the deck enters the stop mode.
• To abort bias adjustment in the middle, press the ■ key.
• Even if the bias adjustment is not performed, there will be no trouble
in recording because a general bias has been set depending on the
Normal, Chrome or Metal type of tape.
•
The deck A operation keys are inactive during dubbing. During
high-speed dubbing, the cassette decks cannot be operated from
the remote control unit.
• Dubbing starts.
• Dubbing ends automatically when the side{s) to be dubbed has been
completed-
To stop dubbing
Press the ■ key of deck B
► Both decks A and B stops.
To pause dubbing
For high-speed
dubbing
For normal-speed
dubbing
► Only deck B enters the record-pause mode after leaving a non-re-
corded space of approx. 4 seconds in case of normal-speed dubbing
or approx. 6 seconds in case of high-speed dubbing.
» To restart dubbing, press the
DUBB NORM
or
DUBB HIGH
key
which was pressed to pause dubbing.
I Notes
I "I
- The recording level adjustment is not necessary in dubbing.
2. The
DOLBY NR
key is not active in dubbing mode. The tape recorded on deck B is given the same Dolby NR condition as the tape
played on deck A.
3. To prevent interference of noise, the unit should be separated at a distance from a TV during high-speed dubbing.
4. To avoid sound quality degradation, use the normal-speed dubbing when dubbing from a tape recorded \Vith a high recording level.