User's Manual

Analog recording
Use the separately sold AID converter (BP-A7),
First load a tape into the unit (see page
14),
Operation is possible with either the main unit or the remote controller,
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Connect the unit, (See page 13)
Set the [MIG/LINE IN] switch to "LINE" when
recording from a
LINE input or to "MIG" when
recording from a microphone.
• Press the
[REG] button.
When starting recording from the begin-
ning of the tape, the unit automatically cre-
ates a 5-second blank section and then
enters record-standby mode.
• Adjust the recording level using the
AID
converter unit.
If the microphone volume is too high, set
the
"MIG (ATT)' , switch to "20 dB".
• Press the [PLAY/REPEAT] button to start
recording.
You can also start recording by pressing
the [PAUSE] button.
• To stop recording, refer
to page 20.
• During record-standby mode, the record-
ing level
is displayed.
Set the level
so that it does not enter the
"OVER" area even when the sound is the
loudest.
• When you
want to check the recording
level, press the [PLAY/REPEAT] button.
Press the button again to return to the
elapsed time display.
• If the recording level enters the
"OVER"
area during recording, the time d'isplay
changes
to the recording level display for
about one second. If this occurs, lower the
recording level slightly.
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