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Bicelelel(=s-JaTele)eiare
ie
Symptom
| Cause
Remety
The tape Is ejected after being
| The cassette is inserted incorrectly.
Insert the cassette correctly (page 19)
loaded.
The tape does not move.
For 4 seconds after the power is turned | Wait until the blinking of the 8% indicator
on, the buttons do not function.
goes off and then try again.
The 88 PAUSE button is activated. (The | Press the 18 PAUSE button to release
88 indicator lights.)
pause.
The tape is wound completely.
Press the <4 or <j button to rewind
Incorrect operation of the connected
Operate the amplifier as required by the
amplifier.
deck operation (Refer to the operating
instructions of the amplifier.)
The safety tab of the cassette is open.
| Close the tab of the cassette (page 19)
Incorrect position of the INPUT selector. | Set the INPUT selector correctly
Set it to the DIGITAL position to record
sound from the equipment connected to
the COAXIAL IN or OPTICAL IN jacks
Set it to the ANALOG position to record
sound from the equipment connected to
the LINE IN jacks.
The sound Is not heard.
Recording cannot be made.
The digital copy prohibit signal exists in | Connect the source equipment to the
the source signal input to the digital
LINE IN jacks
input jack.
The sound is not heard from the
recorded tape.
When recording analog input signals,
the recording level is turned down
completely. (When recording the analog
input signal.)
Moisture condenses inside the unit.
Leave the unit turned on for about an
hour (page 4).
Defective or damaged cassette is
Remove the cassette.
inserted.
The cassette is removed forcibly from
Turn off the unit and then turn on again
the cassette compartment.
The SBM function operates only during | Set the INPUT setector to ANALOG. the
analog recording (44.1 kHz, 48 kHz).
REC MODE selector to a position other
than LONG, then start recording
Adjust the recording level by using the
REC LEVEL controls (page 23)
The CAUTION indicator lights,
and no button does function.
The SBM indication does not
light up during recording.
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