User manual SONY TC-WE625

[. . . ] To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. [. . . ] --The recording level does not decrease for a long time. The Auto Rec Level function may not work properly when you try to record sound produced by a graphic equalizer that has extremely high-level signals. To record with the optimum recording level To prevent changes in the recording level after recording starts, press REC r while playing the highest sound level portion of the program source to be recorded. If you play the entire program source after the AUTO indicator has stopped flashing and is lit continuously, the deck will set the recording level for the portion of the program source with the highest signal level. Make sure that record-protect tabs on the cassette have not been removed. The AUTO indicator lights up continuously after the recording level has been adjusted. Recording level setting remains even after the recording has ended After you have finished recording with the Auto Rec Level function, the AUTO indicator remains on and the recording level setting remains the same. Press ARL or turn REC LEVEL so that the AUTO indicator goes off. If you do either of these during recording, recording will continue but with the Auto Rec Level function turned off. How the Auto Rec Level function adjusts the recording level While the AUTO indicator is flashing, the deck sets the recording level as high as possible without causing distortion. If the signal level rises excessively after the start of recording, the deck gradually decreases the recording level. You can gradually increase the recording level at the beginning of a recording (fade in) or gradually decrease the recording level at the end of a recording (fade out). It is convenient to use this function, for example, when the tape reaches to its end and you don't want the track to be cut off abruptly. You can copy a tape in deck A to a tape in deck B at normal or high speed. Insert the recorded cassette into deck A and a blank cassette into deck B. Adjust the recording level manually, if necessary (see page 7). Select the side you want to start recording from on both decks. To insert a blank space on the tape before you start RMS Dubbing You can insert a blank space of 4 seconds or more on the tape in deck B by pressing REC MUTING R after Step 4. A blank of 10 seconds is automatically inserted on the tape when you start RMS Dubbing if: -- you insert a new cassette into deck B. -- the tape in deck B is completely rewound to its beginning and automatically stopped. PAUSE P and REC MUTING R (see page 16) on deck B can control both decks at the same time During Simultaneous Recording, PAUSE P and REC MUTING R on deck B control both decks, but not PAUSE P and REC MUTING R on deck A. You can insert a blank space of 4 seconds between each track. [. . . ] / A power failure has occurred, the tape deck has been turned off or the power cord has been disconnected during tape operation. Reconnect the power or turn off the tape deck, then on again. An unbalanced tone may result when a tape recorded in the S Dolby NR system is played back in B or C system, or when a tape recorded in the B or C Dolby NR system is played back in the S system (TC-WE825S only). / The tape deck is placed near a TV or VCR. [. . . ]