RCA RP-9753 - Manual (Page 23)

Playing a Cassette (Both Sides) on Deck 2
Tapes in deck 2 can be set to play in either direction — from left to right or
from right to left.
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DIR ► button. The
Insert the cassette you want to play.
Select the desired direction of play by pressing the
direction of play is indicated by the lighted LED.
Select the desired play mode:
1) One-Play Mode: Press MODE button to the “in" position. Tape deck 2
plays to the end of one side, reverses automatically and plays the other
side, then stops.
2) Continuous Loop Mode: Set MODE button to the “out” position. Tape
deck 2 plays both sides of the cassette continuously until )^u press
STOP/EJECT.
• Press (PLAY) to begin playing the cassette.
• Press STOP/EJECT to stop play.
Playing Two Cassettes Without Interruption
To play two cassettes without interruption (first tape deck 2, then deck 1):
• Insert a cassette in each tape deck, both with the full reel on the left.
• Use the ^ DIR >■ button to select left-to-right play direction for deck 2.
• Set MODE button to the “in” position.
• Press ► (PLAY) on tape deck 2. Play begins.
• Press II (PAUSE) on tape deck 1.
• Press ► (PLAY) on tape deck 1.
After both sides have played, the cassette in tape deck 2 will stop, and the
cassette in deck 1 will start playing.
To stop the cassette in deck 2 and start the cassette in deck 1, press
STOP/EJECT on deck 2. The cassette in deck 1 will begin playing
automatically.
Important Recording Points
• You can record on tape deck 1 only.
• You can record from any source other than tape deck 1, including tape
deck 2, the CD player, the tuner, and any properly connected auxiliary
sources such as a VCR or second cassette deck.
• The recording level is automatically adjusted. Adjusting volume,
balance, equalizer settings, bass boost, etc., will not affect recording.
• When you plan to record at the start of a cassette, advance the tape by
pressing PLAY, then press STOP/EJECT after 4 to 5 seconds have
passed. This prevents recording onto the cassette's “leader,” a blank
piece of tape at the start and end of every cassette.