Panasonic RS-808 Bedienungsanleitung

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SPECIFICATIONS

‘Track

System:

|

Tape

Speed:

-

Pea

Wow

and

Flutter:

Signal-to-Noise

Ratio:

Fast

Forward

Time:

Inputs:

Outputs:

|

Motor:

~Head:.

Power

Consumption:

Weight:

Frequency

Response:

_

|

1-DC

motor

1-3

in

1

head

Power

Requirements:

AC

110/125/220/240V,

50/60

Hz

preset

Dimensions

(HxWxD):

speculeationss:

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

~~

8-track

2-

channel.

stereo

,

recording

and

play-

back

9.5

cm/s,

(3-3/4

ips)

_

0.12%

(WRMS).

50-13,000

Hz

45dB:0

3

approx.

480

sec.

with

300

feet

tape

MIC;

sensitivity

0.2

mv

applicable

microphone

impedance.

6000-20

ka

LINE;

sensitivity

60

mV,

input

impedance

150

ka

LINE;

output

level

0.5

V,

| -

load

impedance

50

ka

over

HEADPHONE;

output

level

60

mV,

impedance

80

~

power

voltage;

220V

for

Eirepe.

125V

for

Asia

24

WwW

13.6

cm

x

36

cm

x

25.1

cm

(5-3/8”

x

14-1/4"

x

9-7/8”)

3.9

kg

(8

Ibs

10

02)

|

Matsushita

Electric

Industrial

Co,

Ltd.

:

|

Panasonic

Tokyo.

1-2,

1-

chome,

Shiba-

koen,

Minato-

ku,

Tokyo

105,

Japan

|

Matsushita

Electric

Sales

(Europe)

G.m.

b.

H.

.

2000

Hamburg

36,

Jungfernstieg

40,

F.R.

Germany

QQT2287

F0378h0

Printed

in

Japan.

8

Track

Stereo

Record

Deck

MODEL

NO.

RS-808

|

Panasonic’

Before

operating

this

set,

please

read

these

instructions

completely.

Thank

you

for

selecting

this

Panasonic

8

track

Stereo

Record

Deck.

|

For

correct

use

of

this

unit,

please

read

eee

operating

instructions

carefully.

TYPICAL

FEATURES

OF

MODEL

RS-808-

Auto/Manual

Peoaiark

Selection

with

LED

indicator

Auto-

-Stop

Mechanism

with

LED

indicator.

Convenient

Mode

Selector

:

Separate

Left

and

Right

Level

Controls

Two

VU

Meters

:

Time

Counter

7

Voltage

Adjustment

SETTING

OF

VOLTAGE

_

SELECTOR

LOCAL

VOLTAGE

1.

2.

3.

4.

Lockable

Pause

Control

5.

6.

7

This

Record

Deck

can

be

operated

directly

from

household

eutvent

(AC)

as

indicated

on

the

CAUTION

card

attached

to

this

unit.

If

you

use

the

Record

Deck

on

different

voltage,

set

the

Record

Deck

to

the

local

voltage.

ee

setting,

turn

the

evollade

selector

with

a

Sere

GIVE

TE

AC:

100,

|AC:

110,

|

AC:

200,

AC:

220,

115, 117,

|

210V

120,

125V

|

90/60

Hz}

50/60

Hz}

50/60

Hz|

50/60

Hz

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

SH

PRECAUTIONS

1.

Avoid

using

or

placing

this

unit

near

any

source

of

high

temperature.

To

do

so,

could

affect

transistor

characteristics

and

cause

a

deterioration

in

performance.

The

excessive

heat

could

cause

deformation

of

the

cabinet.

©

|

.

Do

not

bring

articles

of

metal

or

Magneuc

material,

suchasa

screwdriver

_

or

magnet,

near

the

tape

head.

Pew!

.

Do

not

clean

the

cabinet

with

benzine

or

thinner,

‘clean

it

with

a

cloth

:

dampened

with

soapy

water.

|

Magnet

Screwdriver

Thinner

or

Benzine

CIrAe.

MAINTENANCE

ro

|

Clean

the

Head,

the

Sensing

Switch

and

Capstan

occasionally

(about

¢

every

i

|

10

hours).

Use

a

votes

Swab

or

a

Soft

Cloth.

:

:

7

if

nee

ae

of.

the.

‘Head,

a

are

extremely.

dirty,

apply.

a

small

amount

of

alcohol

to

he

-

Cloth

or

to

the

Cotton

Swab.

:

+

During.

the

cleaning

process,

Fe

“the

Leat

Switen,.

Leaf

Switch

Capstan

—

-

Sensing

Switch

Cotton

Swab

or

Soft

Cloth

—

Store

cartridges,

new

and

recorded,

in

a

place

which

is

free

from

excessive-

ly

high

temperature

and

humidity,

and

away

from

direct

sunlight.

Don’t

place

recorded

cartridges

near

any

magnetic

appliance

such

as

a

TV

set,

etc.

Sensing

Switch

and.

Capstan_

>

be

very

atid

to

bend

|

“OPERATION

NOTES

1.

Do

not

use

the

Pause

Button

for

stopping

tape

‘movement

fora

long

time

_

because

the

power

will

not

be

cut

off.

Be

sure

to

turn

off

the

Epewel,

and

~

remove

the

cartridge

from

the

Cartridge

Slot.

~

2

:

2.

After

playback

or

recording

is

finished,

be

sure

to

completely

remove

the

-

cartridge

to

prevent

tape

damage.

| |

~

3.

Do

not

pull

the

tape

out

of

the

opening

of

the

cartridge.

ie

do.

so,

mold

ae

”

cause

‘irregular

tape

movement

or

tape

damage.

|

7

4.

The

Cartridge

used

with

this

unit

should

meet

IEC

(International

Electro-

_

technical

.

Commission)

specifications.

Be

especially

sure

that

the

i

Sensing

Foil

on

the

tape

is

no

longer

than

1

inch

(2.5

cm)..

5.

Ifthe

motor

will

not

start

when

the

cartridge

is

inserted,

note

the

position

of

the

Sensing

Foil

on

the

tape.

If

the

tape

has

stopped

with

the

Sens-

|

ing

Foil

shown

in

the

figure

below,

move

the

tape

with

the

Pinch

Roller

.

using

your

finger

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow

until

the

Sensing

Foil

is

at

:

the

PIneN

Roller.

:

Sensing

Foil

Cartridge

Slot

CONTROLS

|

Time

Counter

&

Reset

Button

(TIME

COUNTER

MIN/SEC)

Program

Indicators

(1/2/3/4)

|

Program

Selector

(PROGRAM).

Headphones

Jack

(HEADPHONES)

Microphone

Jacks

(MIC

LEFT/RIGHT)

Record

Button

-

(RECORD)

_

Connection

Cords

(LINE

OUT/LINE

IN)

PREPARATIONS

FOR

PLAYBACK

OR

RECORDING

.

oa

ae

stor

CONTIN.

-

Bs

al

2

|

With

the

edge

of

the

cartridge

ene?

eee

‘

=

where

the

tape

is

exposed

and

| |

the

pinch

roller

on

the

right

hand,

insert

the

cartridge.

Ceererted

oo

4

CONNECTIONS

-

Record

Indicator

_

(RECORD).

-

Auto-Stop

Indicator

_

(AUTO

STOP)

—~-

Level

Meters.

-

(L/LEVEL/R)

-Level

Adjustment

Controls

(LEFT/LEVEL/RIGHT

MIN/MAX)

LINE

OUT.

-~Mode

Selector

.

|

-

((REC]1p

4

STOP-EACH

STOP)

([PLAY]

CONTIN-EACH

Srey:

Fast

Forward

Button.

LINE

IN”

(TAPE

PLAYBACK)

(REC

OUT)

(FF-—ON

MOFF)

Pause

Button

(PAUSE)

|

5

¢

When

2

microphones

are

used

in

order

to

record

in

stereo-—

.

phonic

sound,

be

sure

both

of

them

have

the

same

perfor-

mance

and

specification

standards.

Speaker

(L)

«

When

a

connection

is

made

to

either

the

left

(L’’)

or

right

(“R”)

Microphone

Jack,

the

sound

from

the

connected

channel

(left

or

right,

ony)

will

be

recorded.

: : :

‘FM

Tuner

~

OUTPUT

Record

Player

PLAYBACK

Ge

e666

(ormA

ott)

sneered

Antes

meses

sme

ny

Ds

ay

66

Panssonic

00060

Gi

AUTO

STOP

The

Auto-

-Stop

LED

Indicator

will

illuminate

(and

tape

will

stop)

only

-when

the

Mode

Selector

is

set

to

“EACH

STOP”.

|

Steews

secon

eenee

cer

To

stop

after.

.

| ,

MODE

SELECTOR

:

REC

|

PLAY

|

playing

back

a

ed)

[PLay]

desired

pro-

:

“(er

gram

:

:

With

the

edge

of

the

cartridge

Pinch

Roller

where

the

tape

is

exposed

and

Bs

as

—

eee

ee

em

ee

ee

re

eee

ee

eee

ee

eB

em

KK

ee

we

For

continuous

-

MODE

SELECTOR

the

pinch

roller

on

the

right

a

hand,

insert

the

cartridge.

Play-

playback

ee,

back

begins.

~When

the

Mode

Selector

is

Set

to

“CONTIN”,

the

CONTIN

-

>

Adjust

the

playback

output

level

by

using

the

Volume

Control

of

the

amplifier.

STOP

Remove

the

cartridge

at

any

desired

time

to

stop

Auto-Stop

LED

Indicator.

will

not

illuminate.

ec)

a

stor

CONTIN

he

a

25

With

the

edge

of

the

cartridge

—

go

Cone

7

—

where

the

tape

is

exposed

and

|

PN

the

pinch

roller

on

the

right

hand,

insert

the

cartridge.

iz

Oo

ra)

6

el

|

(rm

fe]

fe]

+

©

lo]

=

=

:

.

=

aaah

em

The

Auto-Stop

LED

Indicator

illuminates

to

indicate

that.

the

tape

has

stopped.

‘PROGRAM

INDICATOR

000

The

Program

LED

Indi-

dicate

the

program.

cator

illuminates

to

in-

|

ag)

erry.

teers

eee

oa

—

<

eas

|

FRG

Ci

ooee

Ocoee

|

fesume

|

Fe

:

AUTO

STOP

The

Auto-Stop

LED

Indicator

will

my

[LE

:

:

illuminate

(and

tape

will

stop)

only

when

the

Mode

Selector

is

set

to

“EACH:

STOP”.

G

©

©

Panssonic

(ec)

SELECTOR

,

To.

stop

after

|

-

playing

back

a

|

ea

desired

pro-

stoP

18

CONTIN

|

oe

ae

—_

ial

With

the

edge

of

the

cartridge

one.

ope

he

Oe

ee

a

eat

ea

oe

ae

Sa

Oo

on

a

KN

A

Bg

where

the

tape

is

exposed

and.

For

continuous

|

:

_MobE

SELECTOR

7

the

pinch

roller

on

the

right

[Re]

[PLay]

playback

:

a

Pas

- %

;

eg

STOP

CONTIN

-

aed

orks

ae

hand,

insert

the

cartridge.

Play-

4

back

begins.

When

the

Mode

Selector

is

set

to

“CONTIN”,

the

Auto-Stop

LED

Indicator

will

not

illuminate.

Remove

the

cartridge

at

any

egeiied

time

to

stop

ae

lavas

oS

*X

Adjust

the

playback

output

level

by

using

the

Volume

Control

of

the

amplifier.

EACH

STO

RECORDING

€

c0e6

fra)

deheet

cosene

meen

sane

To

stop

after

|

—

ee

:

‘The

Auto-Stop

LED

In-

recording

2

he

|

a=

dicator

illuminates

to

desired

pro-

=...

“@

CONT

indicate

that

the

tape

Peles,

8

Sees

has

stopped.

|

Depressing

the

Record

Button,

insert

the

cartridge

with

its:

.

pinch

roller

on

the

right

hand.

MIN

MAX

©

|

3

_

Refer

to

“RECORDING

LEVEL

CHECK.”

|

es

z

Terra

ota

tests

ae

ene

eee

eee

eee

lle

To

stop

after

nae

.

‘MODE

SELECTOR

~

Pinch

Roller

After

feeording’

bull

out

the

cartridge

from

the

ane

Slot.

.

ise

recording

14

fe

PLAY]

Note:

When

the

cartridge

is

in-

-

|

ea

ae

program

STOP

a

-serted

into

the

Cartridge

Slot,

:

|

“you

cannot

depress

fhe

Record

one

If

the

Recon

Button

i

is

depressed

when

the

eared:

is

inserted

into

the

Cartridge

Slot,

the

unit

will

record

on

the

tape,

and

existing

recordings,

if

any,

will

be

erased.

Be

careful

therefore

not

to

press

/

the

Record

Button

except

when

recordings

are

erased.

:

~

Button.

i

|

RECORDING

LEVEL

CHECK

pe

a

=

Siar

eee

MO

EAA

ee

ee

|

PAUSE

BUTTON.

i

persons:

being

recorded

are

advised

beforehand

CE

oo06

Denees

sence

merce

sent

Pause

Button

:

-

To

stop

tape

movement

temporarily

PAUSE

PAUSE

aN

LJ

LOCK

-

To

start

tape

movement

again.

PAUSE

PAUSE

Ysa

oo

ERASING

|

-

1)

MONITORING

When

new

recordings

are

made,

all

existing

recordings

are

automatically

erased

and

only

the

new

“Monitoring”

is

the

Seon

to

designate

listening

to

material

being

recorded

while

it

is

actually

being

recording

remains.

To

erase

recordings

completely,

without

making

a

new

recording,

set

the

Level

recorded.

Adjustment

Controls

to

the

minimum

Posittey

and

operate

the

unit

in

‘the

same

manner

as

>

for

This

permits

checking

that

the

recording

is

being

made

exactly

as

it

should

be.

To

listen,

connect

recording.-

|

a

Headphones

to

the

Headphones

Jack:

Stereo

Headphones

one

can

be

used

for

this

purpose.

Note

that

if

previous

recordings

are

Pant

completely

erased,

peulons

may

remain

between

parts

of

the

next

EECOraing,