Sony BM-560 Bedienungsanleitung

SONY

MICROCASSETTE™-CORDER

3-769-740-:

M-560

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Before

operating

the

unit,

please

read

this

manual

thoroughly

and

retain

for

future

reference.

OWNER’S

RECORD

The

model

number

and

the

serial

number

are

located

the

rear.

Record

the

serial

number

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

these

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

Sony

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Model

No.

BM-560

Serial

No.

Sony

Corporation

Printed

Japan

1987

FEATURES

¢One-hand

operation

with

the

slide-type

function

lever

Electronic

indexing

function

(LTR/SEC)

assists

locating

specific

parts

dictation.

VOR

(voice

operated

recording)

system

economizes

tapes,

batteries

and

your

time.

Cassette

empty

alarm

and

tape

end

alarm

function

Electret

condenser

microphone

with

plug-in

power

system

can

con-

nected.

The

rechargeable

battery

can

charged

the

battery

compartment,

while

the

adaptor

used.

*3digit

tape

counter

for

indicating

the

tape

position.

4-way

power

source

capability.

CASSETTE

INSERTION

Before

inserting

the

cassette,

take

any

slack

the

tape

with

thick

pencil.

With

the

BM-560,

even

cassette

with

the

tabs

removed

can

recorded,

and

recordings

are

automatically

erased.

Set

the

POWER

switch

ON.

Set

the

VOR

selector

the

desired

position.

Set

SPEED

the

desired

tape

speed.

Set

the

function

lever

DICT.

Recording

starts.

The

DICT/BATT

indicator

flickers

during

recording.

stop

recording,

set

the

function

lever

STOP.

select

the

desired

tape

speed

2.4cm

1.2cm_

|For

optimum

sound

(recommended

for

normal

use)

60-minute

recording

can

made

using

both

sides

the

MC-60

Microcassette.

24cm

1.2cm

|For

longer

recording

time

120-minute

recording

can

made

using

both

sides

the

MC-60

Microcassette.

CER

set

the

VOR

selector

HIGH

operate

VOR

even

low

sound

level

operate

VOR

only

high

sound

level

For

VOR

recording

OFF

What’s

VOR

(voice

operated

recording)

system?

The

tape

moves

only

when

sound

picked

up,

and

the

tape

stops

automatically

when

sound

longer

detected.

Once

you

have

set

the

VOR

selector

HIGH

LOW,

you

can

record

with

the

VOR-

circuit,

without

the

need

for

setting

the

function

lever

STOP

during

periods

silence.

For

locating

instructions/documents

easily

electronic

index

signal

will

recorded

the

tape

using

the

LTR/SEC

switch

during

recording.

Use

the

SEC

position

when

giving

instructions,

and

the

LTR

position

the

end

each

document..

When

you

use

the

Sony

Microcassette

desk

tops

(optional),

the

tape

will

stop

automatically

each

recorded

index

signal

the

fast

forward,

backspace

rewind

mode

the

automatic

stop

function.

Note

that

this

function

does

not

work

when

the

tape

transcribed

the

BM-560.

electronic

index

signal

the

end

document.

Wait

for

approx.

seconds

until

the

signal

recorded

the

tape.

Then,

set

the

function

lever

STOP.

Pull

down

record

electronic

index

signal

and

record

instructions

the

secretary.

review

your

dictation

Keep

the

function

lever

down

the

BACK

position,

and

release

the

desired

posi-

tion.

The

recorded

material

will

heard.

Recording

with

external

microphone

Connect

the

microphone

the

MIC

jack

and

set

the

unit

the

recording

mode.

When

connecting

the

electret

condenser

microphone

with

“plug-in

power”

system,

the

power

supplied

from

the

MIC

(PLUG

POWER)

jack

the

BM-560,

and

you

not

have

insert

battery

the

microphone.

For

telephone

recording,

connect

the

TL-2

telephone

pickup

(optional)

the

MIC

jack,

and

set

the

BM-560

the

recording

mode.

Refer

the

instruction

manual

the

TL-2.

For

indexing

the

tape

contents,

set

the

tape

counter

000

pushing

the

reset

button.

This

unit

uses

only

standard

Microcassette.

Non

standard

cassettes

cannot

used

because

their

“L”

dimension

(see

illustration)

different.

PLAYBACK

fast

forward

the

tape

Slide

the

FF/CUE

lever

the

direction

the

arrow,

with

the

function

lever

set

STOP.

stop

the

tape,

release

the

FF/CUE

lever.

skip-over

unnecessary

portions

During

playback,

slide

the

FF/CUE

lever

the

direction

the

arrow.

When

you

release

Only

standard

Microcassettes

have

small

indentation

Non

standard

Standard

side

Approx.

2.5mm

Set

the

POWER

switch

ON.

Set

SPEED

the

same

tape

speed

that

used

for

recording.

Set

the

function

lever

LISTEN.

Adjust

the

VOL

control

During

playback,

the

DICT/BATT

indi-

cator

lights.

stop

playback,

set

the

function

lever

STOP.

erase

the

entire

tape

contents

Use

the

BE-2

BE-9H

cassette

eraser

(optional).

For

private

listening,

connect

the

earphone

the

EAR

jack.

the

lever,

the

unit

will

automatically

return

the

playback

mode.

Empty

alarm

alerts

you

when

conserve

batteries

cassette

placed

the

cassette

Set

POWER

OFF.

With

this

switch

compartment

recording,

playback,

OFF,

the

unit

will

not

turn

on,

even

the

review

and

fast

forwarding,

the

tape

function

lever

set

operating

reaches

its

end

any

mode,

the

empty

mode

mistake,

while

you

are

carrying

alarm

will

sound.

stop

the

alarm,

set

the

unit.

the

function

lever

STOP.

TROUBLESHOOTING

‘ould

any

problem

persist

after

you

have

made

these

checks,

consult

your

nearest

Sony

aler.

Cause

and/or

remedy

vassette

cannot

inserted.

Cassette

inserted

improperly.

See

“CASSETTE

INSERTION.”

The

function

Sever

set

LISTEN

DICT.

(end

empty

alarm

sound)

function

lever

set

Incorrect

polarity

batteries.

NCT,

LISTEN,

but

Weak

batteries.

layback/recording

does

not

The

POWER

switch

set

OFF.

tart.

sound

from

the

speaker.

The

earphone

plugged

in.

¢The

VOL

control

turned

down

completely.

veak

distorted

sound.

Weak

batteries.

ound

drops-outs,

loss

Dirty

heads.

See

“MAINTENANCE”.

igh

frequencies,

xcessive

noise.

ape

speed

excessively

Improper

setting

the

SPEED

selector.

ist

slow

while

playing

ack.

ecording

cannot

made

Weak

batteries.

unstatisfactory.

*®

Dirty

recording/playback

head.

See

“MAINTENANCE”.

Improper

setting

the

VOR

selector.

Set

“HIGH”

“OFF”.

nsatisfactory

erasing.

Dirty

erase

head.

See

“MAINTENANCE”.

Korey

Vale)

me)

mene),

(0)

RS)

EAR

(earphone)

jack

MIC

(external

microphone)

[PLUG

POWER]

DICT/BATT

(record/battery)

indicator

VOL

(volume)

control

SPEED

(tape

speed)

selector

Built-in

microphone

Tape

counter

and

rese

button

Function

lever

Cassette

compartment

Speaker

EJECT

lever

.LTRISEC

(letter/secretary)

switch

VOR

(voice

operated

recor

selector

FF/CUE

(fast

forward/cue)

lever

Battery

compartment

(external

power

input)

jack

RELEASE

switch

(to

release

the

battery

compartment)

POWER

switch

BATTERY

INSTALLATION

Insert

two

size

AAA

batteries

(R03).

For

maximum

performance

recommend

alkaline

batteries.

Note:

the

unit

not

used

for

long

period

time

operated

extensively

with

other

power

sources,

remove

the

batteries

avoid

damage

caused

battery

leakage

and

corrosion.

When

replace

the

batteries

When

the

batteries

become

weak,

the

DICT/BATT

indicator

will

glow

faintly.

this

case

replace

the

batteries.

Operatio

with

weak

batteries

will

cause

distorted

sound.

OTHER

POWER

SOURCES

House

current

(120

AC,

Hz)

Use

the

AC-D2M

power

adaptor

(optional).

First

connect

the

adaptor

the

jack,

then

wall

outlet.

Car

battery

(12

Use

the

DCC-127A

car

battery

cord

(optional).

Connect

the

jack

using

the

PC-200

plug

adaptor.

Note:

Use

only

the

recommended

car

battery

cord

manufactured

Sony.

Polarity

the

plugs

other

manufacturers

may

different.

Polarity

the

Sony

plug

Rechargeable

battery

Use

the

BP-43

rechargeable

battery.

Before

using,

charge

the

rechargeable

battery.

can

also

charged

while

the

unit

operating

power

from

the

adaptor

AC-D2M

(optional).

hours

operation

possible

after

charged

for

hours

the

stop

mode.

Insert

with

the

label

side

down.

PRECAUTIONS

not

open

the

cabinet.

Refer

servicing

qualified

personnel

only.

Operate

the

unit

only

DC.

For

operation,

use

the

power

adaptor

recommended

for

this

unit.

not

use

any

other

power

adaptor.

For

car

battery

operation,

use

the

car

battery

cord

recommended

for

this

unit.

not

use

any

other

car

battery

cord.

Use

only

the

Cuicrocassette)™

with

this

unit.

Two

tape

speeds

can

selected

for

re-

cording

with

the

SPEED

selector:

2.4cm/sec

1.2

cm/sec.

Match

the

play-

back

speed

the

recording

speed.

For

further

details,

refer

‘To

select

the

desired

tape

speed”.

not

place

the

unit

hot

humid

place

subject

excessive

dust

vibration.

strong

magnet

used

for

the

speaker.

Keep

personal

credit

cards

using

magnetic

coding

and

spring-wound

watches

away

from

the

unit

prevent

possible

damage.

the

unit

has

not

been used

for

long

time,

set

playback

mode

and

warm

for

few

minutes

before

inserting

cassette.

you

have:any

questions

problems,

please

consult

your

nearest

Sony

dealer.

MAINTENANCE

CLEANING

THE

HEADS

Clean

the

tape

heads

after

every

hours

use

for

the

proper

operation

the

unit.

Moisten

cotton

swab

soft

cloth

with

denatured

alcohol,

and

wipe

the

parts

shown

below.

Record/playback

head

Erase

head

Pinch

roller

CLEANING

THE

CASE

Clean

the

case

with

soft

cloth

slightly

moistened

with

water

mild

detergent

solution.

not

use

alcohol,

benzine

thinner

they

may

mar

the

finish.

SPECIFICATIONS

Tape

(MICROCASSETTE)”

Track

system

4-track

channel

monaural

Tape

speeds

2.4cm/isec.

(15/16ips),

1.2

cm/sec.

(15/32

ips)

Frequency

response

250—-5,000

(at

2.4cm

position)

Input

Microphone

jack

(mini

jack)

Sensitivity

0.2

for

3kilohms

low-impedance

microphone

Output

Earphone

jack

(mini

jack)

for

8-300

ohms

earphone

Speaker

Approx.

2.8cm

(144inches)

dia.

Power

output

250mW

(at

10%

harmonic

distortion)

Power

requirement

DC,

two

size

AAA

(R03)

optional

Sony

BP-43

rechargeable

batteries

jack

accepts:

Sony

AC-D2M

power

adaptor

(optional)

for

use

120V

AC,

Sony

DCC-127A

car

battery

cord

(optional)

and

PC-200

plug

adaptor

(optional)

for

usé

12V

car

battery

Battery

life

Continuous

recording

hours

with

built-in

microphone:

Approx.

6.5

hours

(average)

with

alkaline

batteries

Approx.

hours

with

rechargeable

battery

after

charged

for

hours

Dimensions

Approx.

50x

134x20.2mm

(wihid)

(2x5%,,

x!¥/,,inches)

not

incl.

projecting

parts

and

controls

Weight

Approx.

180g

(674,02)

incl.

batteries

Accessories

Microcassette

(1)

supplied

Earphone

(1)

Carrying

case

(1)

Design

and

specifications

subject

change

without

notice.

OPTIONAL

ACCESSORIES

‘Microcassette

tape

MC-30BM,

MC-60BM

power

adaptor

AC-D2M

Car

battery

cord

DCC-127A

plug

adaptor

PC-200

Electret

condenser

microphone

ECM-155,

ECM-144

Rechargeable

battery

BP-43

Cassette

eraser

BE-2,

BE-9H

Telephone

pickup

TL-2

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