Denon D-F10 User Manual

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Direction of Tape Playback
The relationship between the Operating buttons on the
Operating buttons and direction of tape travel
or
1. Tape size selector
D-F10 and the direction of tape travel is as shown on the
«When
using
the
tape
counter,
be
sure
to
set
the
size
of
the
tape
being
used
@
Press
the
TAPE
SIZE
button
on
the
remote
control
unit
to
display
the
tape
size,
then
press
the
button
again
to
select
the
desired
tape
size.
The
display
changes
as
follows
each
time
the
button
is
pressed:
The side facing the top when the cassette tape is loaded
in the cassette tray is played or recorded.
Using the Tape Counter
* "C46L", “C5OL” and “C54L” are for tapes with large hubs.
“
Tape
sizes
other
than
the
ones
indicated
above
cannot
be
set.
2. Tape counter
The
D-F10’s
tape
counter
includes
the
two
modes
described
below.
The
mode
switches
as
follows
each
time
the
REMAIN
button
on
the
remote
control
unit
is
pressed:
[Linear mode] — [Remaining time mode’]
The
mode
can
be
changed
whether
the
tape
is
stopped
or
moving.
(1) Linear mode
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This
indicates
the
tape’s
elapsed
time
in
minutes
and
seconds.
The
counter
is
reset
to
“00.00”
when
a
new
tape
is
loaded and when the RESET button is pressed.
@
If
you
make
notes
on
the
number
on
the
counter
and
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the
recorded
content
while
recording
or
playing
tapes, these notes can be used to easily find the
(minutes)
(seconds)
section
you
want
to
play
or
record.
{2) Remaining time mode
® This indicates the remaining time on the tape.
When
this
mode
is
selected,
“REMAIN”
appears
on
the
display
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flashes
for
approximately
10
seconds
after
the
tape
is
started
while
the
remaining
time
is
being
calculated.
After
this,
only
the
minutes
are
displayed
if
there
are
more
than
8
minutes
remaining
(@),
and
both
the
minutes
and
seconds
are
displayed
if
there
are
less
than
8
minutes
remaining
(@).
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flashes
on
the
display
during
the
fast-forward
and
rewind
Operations.
3. Tape end warning
This
“REMAIN”
indicator
starts
flashing
to
indicate
that
there
is
little
time
remaining
on
the
tape
during
recording
or
playback.
(There
may
be
a
major
error
in
the
time
at
which
the
“REMAIN”
indicator
starts
flashing
if
the
actual
tape
and
the
tape
size
selector
setting
do
not
match,
so
be
sure
to
set
the
proper
tape
size
for
the
tape
being
used.)
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The
“REMAIN”
indicator
flashes
starts
approximately
5
minutes
before
the
end
of
the
tape
when
the
counter
is
set
to
the
linear mode. Press the REMAIN button on the remote control unit as necessary to switch the counter to the remaining time
mode to check the remaining time.
©The
“REMAIN”
indicator
remains
lit
without
flashing
when
the
remaining
time
mode
is
set.
*
The
tape
end
warning
is
only
a
rough
indicator,
and
differs
according
to
the
thickness
of
the
tape’s
hubs
and
the
thickness
of
the
tape.
In
same
cases,
it may
not
function.
NOTE:
The
0-F10's
tape
counter
and
tape
end
warning
are
set
for
use
with
C46,
C50,
C54,
C60,
C74,
C90,
C100,
C120,
C46L,
CSOL
or
C54l
cassette
tapes
(“L”
indicates
tapes
with
large
hubs},
so
they
may
be
off
when
using
tapes
of
other
sizes
or
when
the
tape
size
setting
is
not
the
same
as
the
size
of
the
tape
being
used.
When
using
tapes
of
other
sizes.
select
the
nearest
tape
size
to
minimize
the
error.
The
tape
counter
is
not
as
accurate
as
a
clock,
and
may
be
slightly
different
from
the
actual
time,
since
the
tape
thickness
differs
depending
on
the
type
of
cassette
tape
(tape
position
and
time).
The
counter
may
also
be
off
due
to
differences
in
the
hub
size
(small
or
large).
Large hubs are hubs with a diameter of approximately
27mm. Note that there may be a major error in the
remaining time display if tapes with larger hubs are used.
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Denon D-F10 Specifications

General

Brand	Denon
Model	D-F10
Category	Stereo System
Language	English