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XC12

PROGRAM

RECORDER

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Use

With

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OWNER’S

MANUAL

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TABLE

CONTENTS

BUTTON/CONNECTOR

CONTROL

BUTTON

FUNCTIONS

CONNECTING

CASSETTE

PROGRAMS

....

5~6

SAVING

PROGRAMS

CASSETTE

.7~8

RADIO

AND

TELEVISION

INTERFERENCE

BUTTON/CONNECTOR

CONTROL

BUTTON

FUNCTIONS

•

RECORD

enables

the

computer

save

RECORD

(record)

programs

data

onto

cassette.

start

recording,

press

down

the

REC

button.

STOP/EJECT

stops

the

tape

when

pressed

once.

Press

again

eject

cassette

tape.

►

PLAY

positions

the

tape

the

computer

can

read

in¬

formation

from

the

cassette.

However,

you

must

also

press

key

the

com¬

puter

console

(usually

the

RETURN

key)

for

the

tape

start

turning.

PAUSE

temporarily

sus¬

pends

operation

the

Pro¬

gram

Recorder

during

record

play

Press

the

PAUSE

button

once

sus¬

pend

operation,

then

press

again

restart.

REWIND

quick'y

winds

the

cassette

tape

backward.

COUNTER

RESET

resets

the

tape

counter

000.

The

tape

counter

helps

you

relocate

program

the

cassette—provided

you

made

note

the

number

the

tape

counter

window

when

you

started

recor¬

ding

the

program.

F.FWD.

quickly

winds

the

cassette

tape

forward.

Plug

one

end

the

I/O

cable

into

the

jack

labeled

PERIPHERAL

the

rear

your

ATARI

Home

Computer.

Turn

your

television

and

computer.

The

television

screen

will

display

READY

prompt.

READY

■

CASSETTE

PROGRAMS

and

press

RETURN.

You'll

hear

beep

from

the

computer

remind

you

press

PLAY

the

program

recorder.

PLAY

Insert

the

program

cassette

the

program

recorder.

you’re

using

prerecorded

cassette,

rewind

the

tape

its

beginning

and

continue

with

step

you

are

using

your

own

cassette

program,

find

the

pro¬

gram

you

want

the

tape

pressing

either

REWIND

FOR

WARD

Use

the

tape

counter

locate

the

program

(providing

you

previously

made

note

its

location).

READY

CLOAD

■

After

pressing

the

PLAY

button

the

program

recorder,

press

the

RETURN

key

again

the

com¬

puter

console.

The

cassette

tape

will

start

turning

and

your

com¬

puter

will

load

the

program

into

its

memory.

you

get

Error

143

Error

138

message

your

television

screen

during

pro¬

cedure,

your

tape

leader

(the

non

magnetized

strip

wound

ahead

the

actual

recording

tape),

may

tool

long.

result,

the

computer

may

trying

read

data

where

none

exists.

Rewind

the

tape

the

beginning,then

advance

appro¬

ximately

counts,

(to

010).

Now

begin

the

procedure

again.

When

the

tape

stops,

your

program

has

been

READY

fully

loaded

from

the

■

cassette

the

computer.

The

television

screen

will

display

READY

prompt.

run

the

program

you’ve

loaded

into

the

READY

the

computer

type

RUN

RUNB

and

press

RETURN.

SAVING

PROGRAMS

CASSETTE

you’re

saving

program

cassette

tape

that

already

con¬

tains

other

programs,

press

F.FWD.

the

program

recorder

wind

the

tape

for¬

ward

the

end

the

last

program

record¬

ed.

Then

wind

the

Insert

cassette

the

tape

forward

about

program

recorder.

counts

(to

make

sure

that

you

don’t

record

over

anything)

and

make

note

the

tape

count.

Now

you’re

ready

record

the

program.

you’re

saving

pro¬

gram

blank

cassette

tape,

set

the

counter

000.

Advance

the

tape

approx¬

imately

counts

(to

010)

order

get

past

the

tape

leader

You’re

now

ready

record.

See

step

Type

CSAVE

and

press

RETURN

the

computer.

You’ll

hear

two

beeps

remind

you

press

RECORD

the

program

recorder.

Finally,

press

RETURN

again

the

computer.

The

cassette

will

begin

recording.

When

the

tape

stops,

your

program

has

been

fully

saved

the

ca¬

ssette

tape

from

the

computer.

The

television

screen

will

dis¬

play

READY

prompt.

READY

CSAVE

■

^___

READY

CSAVE

READY

■

you

are

recording

new

cassette,

you'll

see

two

tabs

the

back

edge

the

cas¬

sette.

The

tabs

make

possi¬

ble

for

you

write(or

save)

programs

the

cassette.

keep

your

programs

data

from

being

accidentally

eras¬

ed,

break

off

these

tabs

after

you've

finished

recording

both

sides

the

tape

(all

prerecorded

tapes

are

sold

with

the

tabs

broken

off).

Safety

tabs

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r^n

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