Bang & Olufsen BeoSound Ouverture User's Guide download pdf (Page 24)

> Using the tape recorder

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Start playing the source you wish to

record, for example radio

Press to make the tape recorder

ready for recording

Press again to start recording

Press to pause your recording

A pause of four seconds is inserted

on the tape

Press to resume recording

Press to stop the tape recorder and

return to controlling, for example

the radio

At any time before you stop the

tape recorder...

Press to return to the spot where

your recording started

Instant recording on tape

The buttons you will use for recording

are the three buttons with green text:

RECORD, PAUSE, and RETURN.

Whenever the BeoSound Ouverture is

playing, you can start recording directly

on the tape in the tape recorder – just

press the RECORD button twice.

When you press RECORD the first time,

the tape recorder gets ready for

recording. The display indicates that

the system is ready by, alternately,

displaying RECORD and the source you

are listening to.

Press the RECORD button again, and

recording starts immediately.

You can pause your recording any time

by pressing the green PAUSE button.

The tape recorder automatically inserts

a pause of 4 seconds on the tape.

Then press RECORD again to resume

recording; or press another source

button, for example RADIO, to stop

recording and switch off the tape

recorder.

If you press the RETURN button during

recording or while the recording is

paused, the tape recorder will rewind

the tape to the spot where your

recording started – that is to the spot

where you last pressed RECORD.

You can then play back what you have

just recorded (press TAPE), or if you

regret your recording, just press

RECORD again to record something

else.

Nice to know...

• Before you start recording, don’t forget to set

the Dolby NR function and the automatic tape

reverse function as you prefer. See page 26.

• The recording level is adjusted automatically,

which ensures that your tapes will not be

overloaded.

• The four-second pauses between your

recordings are important for the tape recorder

to be able to register the tracks on a tape

during playback.

• When the source for your recording stops (e.g.

the CD player), the tape recorder pauses as well

– quite automatically.

• If the tape runs out, the tape recorder leaves

the recording mode and the source for your

recording stops simultaneously. If no further

instructions are received, the system auto-

matically switches to stand-by after 30 minutes.

Note: The copyright laws of some countries

prohibit the copying of prerecorded material.

RADIO

RECORD

then

RECORD

PAUSE

then

RECORD

then

RADIO

RETURN

or

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