Pioneer CT-W502R User Manual

| RECORDING
| cD - DECK SYNCHRO RECORDING |
If the CD player has a program function to determine the order of
playback, program the CD player before beginning this operation.
1. Load a compact disc in the CD player.
2. Load the cassette for recording.
@ Rewind the tape to the desired starting position.
3. Set the REV MODE switch.
@ To record on one side only, set the switch to the == posi-
tion. To record on both sides, set the switch to either the =>
or the ==> position.
. Set the DOLBY NR switch.
. Press the play button of the CD player.
. Adjust the recording level.
@ See page 13.
7. Press the stop (HM) button of both the cassette deck
and the CD player.
@ Unless both this deck and the CD player are in stop mode,
synchro recording cannot be performed.
8. Press the CD SYNC button.
@ The cassette deck begins recording, and the CD player be-
gins playback.
@ Although recording begins when the CD SYNC button is
pressed, the CD player does not start playback until the but-
ton is released. This function can be used to advance the
tape past the leader section, or to create a blank section on
the tape.
ABOUT RECORDING
You can use either DECK | or Il for synchro recording (CT-W602R
only).
You can also operate relay recording with the CD player (CT-
W6O02R only). ,
When the compact disc finishes playing:
The CD player enters stop mode and the cassette deck enters re-
cording standby mode. Change the disc and press the play button
of the CD player to resume recording. If the CD player does not re-
sume play within one minute, the cassette deck enters stop mode.
When the CD player changes discs
(twin tray or multi-play disc CD players):
The cassette deck enters recording standby mode, and resumes
recording when the CD player begins playing the next disc. A four-
second blank space is automatically created between tracks.
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When the end of the tape is reached while the CD
player is still playing:
The CD player returns to the beginning of the selection currently-
playing and then enters the pause mode. To resume recording,
load another tape and check the tape running indicator to ensure
that the tape is moving in the desired direction. If not, press the
playback (P or <) button to change the tape direction, then im-
mediately press the stop (MI) button. The tape running indicator
will change direction. Synchro recording can be resumed by
pressing the CD SYNC button again. (The CD SYNC button should
be pressed within 1 minute. If more than 1 minute elapses, the CD
player will enter stop mode.)
If the auto-reverse function operates while the CD
is still playing:
The CD player returns to the beginning of the current selection
and enters pause mode.
A ten-second blank space is automatically created on the reverse
side, then the CD player resumes playback and the deck resumes
recording.
For CT-W602R only
@ Relay recording (Press the RELAY/SKIP button.)
e@ After DECK | stops, DECK II starts to record.
@ Ifthe CD player stops playback while DECK | is recording, DECK
| stops and DECK II starts recording from the beginning of the
CD (if the CD player is either a twin or multi CD player, DECK Il
will record the next CD).
NOTE:
During relay recording, DECK | stops when CDs are changed as
well as when the tape in DECK | reaches the end, and DECK II starts
recording.
@ A twin CD player is twin-tray compact disc player.
@ A multi CD player is magazine compact disc player (sequential
playback of 6 compact-discs).
NOTES:
@ The CD-+DECK SYNCHRO function only works with PIONEER
CD players equipped with the CD - DECK SYNCHRO function.
@ Be sure to connect the deck and the CD player with the
CD - DECK SYNCHRO control cord.
@ Only PIONEER CD players equipped with a CD- DECK SYN-
CHRO jack can be used for CD * DECK SYNCHRO recording. Any
type of CD player which meets these requirements, including
twin-tray or multiplay models, can be used.

Pioneer CT-W502R Specifications

General

Track System	4-track, 2-channel stereo
Tape Speed	4.76 cm/s
Type	Double Cassette Deck
Heads	1 x erase
Motor	DC servo
Frequency Response (Metal)	20 Hz - 18kHz
Frequency Response (Normal)	20Hz to 16kHz
Output	Line Level
Inputs	1 x RCA
Outputs	1 x line
Power Supply	220-240V
Tape Type	Type I, Type II, Type IV