Fleetwood Group Inc DS6MA Manual Do Utilizador
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IMPORTANT: Always adjust the volume on the lesson for a “LESSON LEVEL” that
occasionally fluctuates into the yellow, but rarely into the upper red range. Too much meter
deflection into the red will cause the students to turn their volume down in their headsets,
which could cause the headsets to turn off.
occasionally fluctuates into the yellow, but rarely into the upper red range. Too much meter
deflection into the red will cause the students to turn their volume down in their headsets,
which could cause the headsets to turn off.
2.1.2.1.4. Review And Cue
While listening to a tape, you can review a portion of the lesson tape by holding down the
“REW/REV” key and then releasing it. For Cue, simple press the “FF/CUE” key (while the tape is
playing) and the tape will skip forward. When the “REW/REV” or “FF/CUE” key is released, the
machine will automatically go back into play.
“REW/REV” key and then releasing it. For Cue, simple press the “FF/CUE” key (while the tape is
playing) and the tape will skip forward. When the “REW/REV” or “FF/CUE” key is released, the
machine will automatically go back into play.
2.1.2.1.5. Rewind
Push the “STOP” key and then the “REW/REV” key to rewind any part of the tape.
2.1.2.1.6. Recording
To record, insert a cassette, push the “REC” key. Proper recording levels will be achieved when the
level of the lesson source being copied that occasionally fluctuates into the yellow, but rarely into the
upper red range on the audio bar indicator on the control panel.
level of the lesson source being copied that occasionally fluctuates into the yellow, but rarely into the
upper red range on the audio bar indicator on the control panel.
To record another lesson source, select the lesson to be copied by the “LESSON SELECT” button.
Whatever is heard in the instructor’s headset will be recorded on the recording deck(s).
Whatever is heard in the instructor’s headset will be recorded on the recording deck(s).
NOTE: A recording cannot be made with the record tab removed. The cassette needs this tab
to depress the record button inside the cassette door area. (Record tab is located on top
rear edge of the cassette)
rear edge of the cassette)
2.1.2.1.7. Fast Forward (FF)
To fast-forward the cassette tape, depress the “FF/CUE”. This advances the tape forward. To stop the
tape, press the “STOP/EJECT” key once.
tape, press the “STOP/EJECT” key once.
2.1.2.1.8. Pause
Pressing the “PAUSE” key will stop the tape motion. Pressing it again will release the tape and it will
continue to play or record.
continue to play or record.
2.1.2.1.9. Automatic Shut Off
This feature of the cassette player automatically shuts the tape deck off in the “PLAY”, “RECORD”,
“FF” and “REWIND” modes. It also shuts off if a cassette tape becomes jammed.
“FF” and “REWIND” modes. It also shuts off if a cassette tape becomes jammed.
2.1.2.1.10. Removing The Cassette
Push the “STOP/EJECT” key once to stop the cassette. Push it a second time to raise the cassette
door and tape for removal.
door and tape for removal.
2.1.3. P11 Compact Disc Player (optional)