Casio FX-730P Owner's Manual page 83

4-7 Convenient Peripherals
We will now give a brief description of each function. If further details are
desired, please refer to the command descriptions in Chapter 6.
• Storing Programs and Data on a Cassette Tape
To store programs and data on a cassette tape, connect a tape recorder to the
computer by using the FP-40, F A-3 or F A-5.
<Connecting the terminals>
Each terminal is connected as follows:
<FP-40>
EAR(\)
MIC(\)
REM
0
<F A-3>
DD
<FA-5>
Tape recorder
Bla~ck ~B lack
(\d)EAR
Wh White
((dJ
MIC
Gre G r ey O REM
Black
(\)EAR
IF
(~;"
(\d)MIC
Grey
0
RE M
I
Black
(\d)
EAR
Whit e
(\d)
MIC
MIC: MIC terminal. In the case of a stereo-recorder, it is desirable that the
RIGHT terminal is used.
EAR: EAR, MONITOR or EX SP terminal. In the case of a stereo-recorder,
connect to the terminal that was used for recording.
REM: Connect the REM terminal to the recorder REMOTE terminal.
*Although the three cables may be connected at the same time, some recorders
produce noise when both the MIC and EAR terminals are connected. In this
case, connect only the MIC terminal during recording (from the computer to
tape), and connect only the EAR terminal during playback (from tape to the
computer).
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