Coby CX-R60 User Manual
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Making a Recording
A cassette should be loaded in the Cassette Compartment. The side that
will be recorded to should face out and be visible through the Cassette
Compartment window.
will be recorded to should face out and be visible through the Cassette
Compartment window.
Press
and
together to start recording. The Record Indica-
tor be lit during recording.
Speak into the integrated microphone located at the top of
the recorder. If you have connected an optional, external mi-
crophone to the Microphone In jack located at the top of the
recorder, the integrated microphone will be disabled.
the recorder. If you have connected an optional, external mi-
crophone to the Microphone In jack located at the top of the
recorder, the integrated microphone will be disabled.
Set the PAUSE switch to the “On” position to pause recording.
Return the PAUSE switch to the “Off” position to resume re-
cording.
Return the PAUSE switch to the “Off” position to resume re-
cording.
If the VAS (Voice Activated System) switch is set to the “On”
position, the recorder will pause recording automatically when
no sound is detected.
position, the recorder will pause recording automatically when
no sound is detected.
Press
to stop recording.
If a cassette is loaded but the
button is locked, make
sure that the record protection tab has not been removed from
the top of the cassette tape.
the top of the cassette tape.
Setting the Record Speed
Set the SPEED switch to the “Nor” (normal) position to record at a
normal speed. The available recording time will be the same as the
rated recording time of a cassette tape.
normal speed. The available recording time will be the same as the
rated recording time of a cassette tape.
Set the Speed switch to the “Low” position to record at a lower speed.
This will double the available recording time of a cassette tape (tapes
rated for 90 minutes will be extended to 180 minutes).
This will double the available recording time of a cassette tape (tapes
rated for 90 minutes will be extended to 180 minutes).
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