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    You can press PAUSE on deck 2 to put deck 1 into
    Play Pause mode and deck 2 into Record Pause
    mode. 9.To stop dubbing in NORM mode and exit this
    mode, press 
    STOP on deck 2. In HIGH SPEED
    mode, you can press 
    STOP on either deck. 
    1.Connect the amp/speaker system to the OUTPUT
    connectors of the deck you intend to use. 
    2.Insert the tape into either deck 1 or 2. 
    3.Make the following switch settings : 
    “REV MODE switch to Ä to play only one tape
    side or ä to play both sides continuously. 
    “DOLBY NR switch depending on the tape in use. 
    If REV MODE is set to Ä and you intend to play
    only the reverse tape side, press the Ó button to
    have the associated LED start blinking. 
    4.To start play, press 
    PLAY whose LED is blinking. 
    You can either connect a single amp/speaker system to
    the deck 1’s output or an additional amp/speaker
    system can be connected to the deck 2’s output as well. 
    To have both decks play sequentially : 
    1.Set the 
    INPUT/OUTPUT switch to SEPARATE if
    both decks’ outputs are in use or COMMON if only
    deck l’s output is in use. 
    2.Set the 
    REV MODE switch to CONT. 
    3.Insert the tapes into both decks. 4.Set the 
    DOLBY NR switch on both decks
    depending on the tapes in use. 
    5.To start sequential play, press 
    PLAY on deck 1. 
    When deck 1 plays up to the end of the reverse side,
    deck 2 automatically starts. When deck 1 plays up to
    the end of the reverse side, deck 2 automatically starts
    playing. When deck 2 plays up to the end af the reverse
    side, deck 1 again starts playing. This process
    continues until you press 
    STOP on either deck.
    Playback
    Using Just One of the Two Available Decks 
    Continuous Play on Both Decks 
    Using a Single Unit 
    						
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    CPS (Computer-controlled Program Search)
    autolocates the tape to the beginning of specific
    program materials. The tape will automatically start
    playing after completing autolocation. 
    To identify specific programs, CPS counts a blank
    space of about 4 scconds between programs. 
    To access a program on the other side of the tape, the
    REV MODE switch must be set to ä. 
    1.When the tape is stopped or is playing or is in Play
    Ready, press the 
    CPS button. The tape counter will
    be switched to read CP 01. 2.To autolocate the tape, say to the fifth program
    ahead, press the 
    CPS button repeatedly until 05 is
    displayed. Then, press 
    F FWD. 
    If you press 
    REW instead of F FWD, the tape will
    be autolocated to the fifth program back. 
    If you are using the optional remote control : 
    The instant either 
    CPS button is pressed once, the
    search function starts. Press the button the necessary
    number of times running while the tape is running. 
    Turn the 
    INPUT control all the way to the left and put
    the deck into Record mode. To erase the entire tape
    (except metal tapes), we recommend that you use the
    optional TEAC bulk eraser device.
    Using the CPS Function
    Erasing Recordings
    Using a Single Unit 
    						
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    A maximum of ten compatible units (TASCAM 322 or
    302MkII) can be interconnected to provide the
    following possibilities : 
    “Sequential link play of multiple cassettes. 
    “Dubbing onto multipie cassettes simultaneously. 
    “Recording an external source onto multiple
    cassettes simultaneously. 
    WARNING : Make all conncctions with power off. 
    Each time one cassette plays up to the end of the
    reverse tape side, the next cassette will start.
    1.Check to see that all the units are turned off. 
    2.Refer to the diagram above, and connect the first
    units EXT CONTROL OUT to the second units
    EXT CONTROL IN, the second units EXT
    CONTROL OUT to the third units EXT
    CONTROL IN, and so on. Finally, connect the last
    units EXT CONTROL OUT to the first units EXT
    CONTROL IN. 
    3.Switch on power to all the units. 
    4.Make the following switch settings on each unit : “OFF/SLV/MSTR switch to OFF ; 
    “REV MODE switch to CONT. 
    5.Insert pre-recorded tapes into decks 1 and 2 of
    every unit. 
    6.To start sequential link play, press 
    PLAY on either
    deck of any unit. 
    7.To stop play, press 
    STOP on the deck which is
    currently in play. 
    NOTE
    If there is a slave unit which has no tape inserted,
    sequential link play will stop when this slave is
    detected.
    Sequential Link Play
    Multiple-Unit System Operation 
    						
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    WARNING : Make all connections with power off. 
    1.Refer to the diagram above, and interconnect
    multiple units through the EXT CONTROL OUT
    and IN and the CASCADE OUTPUT and DECK 1
    INPUT connectors. 
    2.Switch on power to each unit. 
    3.Make the following switch settings : 
    “OFF/SLV/MSTR switch to MSTR on one unit, and
    SLV on all the other units (any but only one unit can
    be designated as the master).
    “REV MODE switch to ä on each unit. 
    4.Insert the source tape into deck 1 of the master unit,
    and target tapes into all the other decks in use. 
    Suggestion : There is no problem if there are
    slaves into which no tape is inserted. 
    5.If the reverse PLAY LED is blinking on any slaves,
    press the Á button on deck 2 of the master unit. If the reverse PLAY LED is blinking on deck 1 of
    the master unit, press the Á on that deck. 
    Bear in mind that, in a multiple-unit system, the
    transport control buttons on deck 1 of the master
    unit are independent from all the other decks, while
    the buttons on deck 2 of the master unit have effect
    on decks 1 and 2 of every slave unit 
    6.If need be, rewind the source tape to the beginning
    with the 
    REW button on deck 1 of the master. 
    Pressing the 
    REW button on deck 2 of the master
    rewinds all the target tapes to their beginnings. 
    7.Press the 
    DUB STDBY NORM or Hl SPEED button
    on the master unit, as required. For an explanation,
    see steps 4 and 8 under the heading Dubbing From
    Deck 1 Onto deck 2. 
    Upon pressing either DUB STDBY button, deck 1
    of the master goes into Play Ready mode, and all
    the other decks go into Record Ready mode. 
    If you have pressed a wrong button or changed your
    mind and want to switch NORM to HI SPEED, or
    vice versa, first press 
    STOP on deck 2 of the master.
    Then, press 
    HI SPEED or NORM, as required. 
    8.Press the 
    SYNC REVERSE button on the master
    unit. 
    The LED above the button will light steadily, while
    the same LED on all the slaves will start blinking. 
    Simultaneous Dubbing onto Multiple Cassettes
    MASTER
    SLAVE-1
    SLAVE-2
    Multiple-unit System Operation 
    						
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    9.To start dubbing, press PLAY on deck 2 of the
    master unit. Deck 2 of the master and all the slave
    decks will go into Record mode, simultaneously. 
    The target decks all configure themselves to the
    Dolby system and the record level settings used
    when originally recording the source tape. Settings
    of the INPUT and REC BAL controls and the
    DOLBY NR switch on the individual target decks
    are overridden. 10.To stop dubbing, press STOP on deck 2 of the
    master. 
    NOTE
    Upon pressing STOP on deck 1 or deck 2 of any
    slave unit, that deck cannot function any more. 
    To use it as a slave again, first press EJECT. 
    Suggestion: 
    You can hold down RECORD and press
    STOP on deck 2 of the master to record a 4-second
    silence on all the target tapes at the same time.
    Alternatively, you can press the 
    REC MUTE button for
    deck 2 on the optional remote control unit connected
    to the master.
    In this application, deck 1 of the master is left unused. 
    1.If you haven’t done so yet, interconnect the units,
    as shown on page 13, then connect the line output
    from the source unit to the DECK 2 INPUT jacks
    on the flrst unit. 
    2.Switch power on to all the units. 
    3.Set the 
    OFF/SLV/MSTR switch to MSTR on the unit
    to which the source unit is connected, and 
    SLV on
    all the other units. 
    4.Set the 
    REV MODE switch to Ä on each unit. 
    5.Insert cassette tapes into deck 2 of the master unit
    and decks 1 and 2 of the slaves. 
    Suggestion: There is no problem if there are slaves
    into which no tape is inserted. 6.If need be, locate the tapes to their beginnings by
    pressing the 
    REW button on deck 2 of the master
    unit. 
    7.Check to see that all the tapes are ready for
    recording on their forward sides, as confirmed by
    the forward PLAY LED blinking on the individual
    decks. If any reverse PLAY LEDs are blinking,
    press the Á button on deck 2 of the master. 
    8.Hold down 
    PAUSE and press RECORD on deck 2
    of the master. This puts all the slaves into Record
    Ready mode. 
    Recording an External Source onto Multiple Cassettes Simultaneously
    Multiple-unit System Operation 
    						
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    9.Adjust the INPUT control on deck 2 of the master
    so the meter reading is around 0 dB. Balance the
    left and right input levels with the 
    REC BAL
    control. 
    10.Set the 
    DOLBY NR switch on deck 2 of the master
    to the desired position. 
    All the slave decks configure themselves to the
    level and balance on deck 2 of the master. Settings
    on the individual decks are overridden. 
    11.To start recording, press the Á button on deck 2
    of the master. 
    If the tape on deck 2 of the master reaches the end
    of the forward side before any tapes on the slaves,
    recording continues on these tapes up to the end of
    their forward sides.
    You can interrupt recording on all the decks by
    pressing 
    STOP on deck 2 of the master. 
    12.When all the tapes reach the end of their forward
    sides, hold down 
    RECORD and press PAUSE on
    deck 2 of the master to put all the decks into
    Record Ready mode. 
    13.Press the Ó button on deck 2 of the master so that
    all the tapes are ready for recording on their
    reverse sides. 14.To continue to record, press the Ó button once
    more on deck 2 of the master. 
    15.To terminate recording, press 
    STOP on deck 2 of
    the master.
    Multiple-unit System Operation 
    						
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    All heads and metal parts in the tape path must be
    cleaned after every 6 hours of operation, or before
    starting and after ending a recording session.
    1.Open the cassette compartment.
    2.Using a good head cleaning fluid and a cotton
    swab, clean the heads and tape guides until the
    swab comes off clean. Wipe off any excess cleaning
    fluid with a dry swab.
    Clean the pinch rollers at least once each day the deck
    is used. Use a good rubber cleaner
    1.Clean the pinch rollers with a cotton swab
    moistened with rubber cleaner, until there is no
    visible residue on the pinch rollers.2.Using a clean cotton swab, wipe off all excess
    rubber cleaner from the pinch rollers. Make certain
    that there is no foreign matter remaining on the
    pinch rollers.
    After cleaning the pinch rollers, clean the capstan
    shafts with a cotton swab moistened with head
    cleaning fluid.
    The degausser should be turned on at least 1 meter
    (3ft) away from the unit and the unit must be OFF.
    Slowly move in to the tape path. Move the degausser
    slowly back and forth, touching lightly all metal parts
    in the tape path. Slowly move it away again to at least
    1 m (3 feet) from the recorder before turning if off. Cleaning the Heads and Tape Guides
    Cleaning the Pinch Rollers
    Cleaning the Capstan Shafts
    Degaussing the Tape Path
    Care and Maintenance 
    						
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    The following messages are displayed on the tape counter when two or more 302MkII units are in use, one serving
    as the master machine and the others as the slave machines, and an error is detected :
    Problem Possible Cause  Solution
    Continuous record/play 
    impossibleREV MODE switch set to Ä or ä. Set switch to CONT.
    OFF/SLV/MSTR switch set to SLV or 
    MSTR.Set switch to the left OFF position.
    Poor sound quality Heads are dirty.  Clean them, as stated above. 
    Inappropriate DOLBY NR switch 
    setting.Set switch to the setting used for 
    original recording.
    Heads are magnetized. Demagnetize them, as stated above. 
    Recording impossibleErase-protection tabs broken off the 
    cassette. Cover tab holes with plastic tape.
    Error Messages
    Display Problem Solution
    Err2Commands interrupted somewhere 
    because of incoherent switch settingsMake settings coherent throughout the 
    system.
    Err3 Incorrect EXT CONTROL connection  Correct connection.
    Troubleshooting 
    						
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    Tape : Compact cassette tape C-30/60/90 
    (Normal/High Position/Metal) 
    Track Format : 4-track, 2-channel 
    Head Configuration : 4-track, 2-channel ; 
    Record/repro combination rotary head 
    (DECK 1 x1, DECK 2 x1, permally) 
    Erase head (DECK 1 x1, DECK 2 x1, ferrite) 
    Motor : DC servo capstan motor (DECK 1 x1, 
    DECK 2 x1)
    DC reel motor (DECK 1 x1, DECK 2 x1)
    Tape Speed : 4.76 cm/sec (1.87 ips) or 9.5 cm/sec 
    (3.74 ips) at HIGH SPEED dubbing 
    Pitch Control : approx. +/– 10 % 
    Line Input - RCA jack 
    Nominal Input Level : 
    –10 dBV (0.3V) 
    Minimum Input Level : –18 dBV (0.1V) 
    Input Impedance : 24k ohms 
    Line Output - RCA jack 
    Nominal Output Level : 
    –5 dBV (0.6V) 
    Output Impedance : 1.5k ohms 
    Cascade Output - RCA jack 
    Nominal Output Level : –10 dBV (0.3V) 
    Output Impedance : 100 ohms 
    Headphone Output - 1/4 jack 
    Output Power : 7 mW max./32 ohms 
    Bias/Erase Frequency : 100 kHz 
    Repro Equalization : 
    3180 µs + 70 µs (High Position/Metal) 
    3180 µs + 120 µs (Normal) 
    Reference Record Level : 
    250 nWb/m = 0 VU (315 Hz) (JEITA) 
    EXT CONTROL : 3.5 mm mini jack
    REMOTE IN (FROM RC-322A) : 2.5 mm mini-mini
    jack
    Power Requirements : 
    USA/Canada/General Export Model :
     
    120/230 V AC (50-60 Hz), switchable 
    U.K./Europe : 230 V AC (50 Hz) 
    Australia : 240 V AC (50 Hz) 
    Consumption : 33 Watts 
    Dimensions : ( See drawings below) 
    Weight : 7.8 kg (17.19 lbs) 
    Typical Performance 
    Speed Accuracy : Less than +/–3.0% 
    Wow and Flutter : Less than 0.15% WRMS 
    Fast Winding Time  : 
    120 sec. (approx.) with C-60 cassette 
    Frequency Response, Overall (JEITA, without NR) : 
    63 Hz to 18 kHz, +/–3 dB (Metal) 
    63 Hz to 16 kHz, +/– 3 dB (High Position) 
    63 Hz to 16 kHz, +/–3 dB (Normal) 
    Distortion : Less than 2.5%, at 1kHz, 
    l60 nWb/m (Metal) 
    Signal-to-Noise Ratio : 
    59 dB (without NR, ref. 3% THD, WTD) (Meta]) 
    69 dB (with Dolby-B NR, CCIR ARM) Noise level
    79 dB (with Dolby-C NR, CCIR ARM) Noise level
    Channel Separation : 
    Better than 30 dB (at 1 kHz) 
    Erase Ratio : Better than 65 dB (at 1 kHz) 
    «Specifications and features subject to change
    without notice or obligation. 
    Specifications
    Dimensional Drawings 
    						
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