JGC RRMP-3400, User Manual

TAPE DECK 

GENERAL OPERATION (Keys from left to right) 

RECORD

Press together with 

PLAY

 button to start tape recording. 

PLAY

Press to start playing tape. 

FAST FORWARD

Press to start the tape winding in a forward direction. 

FAST REWIND

Press to start the tape winding in a reverse direction. 

STOP/EJECT

Press to stop all cassette play operation. Press again to open the cassette door. 

PAUSE

Press to interrupt recording or playback. 

PLAYBACK  

1. Slide 

the 

FUNCTION 

switch to TAPE.  

2.  Insert a pre-recorded cassette tape. 
3. Press 

PLAY 

button to start playback. 

4.  Adjust the volume control to the desired listening level. 
5. Press 

PAUSE 

button when you want to stop playback temporarily. 

6. Press 

STOP/EJECT 

button to terminate the playing. 

RECORDING 

RECORDING FROM RADIO  
1. Slide 

the 

FUNCTION 

switch to RADIO.  

2.  Tune to the desired station and insert a blank cassette tape. 
3. Press 

RECORD

 and 

PLAY 

button to start recording. 

4. Press 

PAUSE

 button to interrupt the recording or the 

STOP/EJECT 

button when finished recording. 

 
RECORDING FROM  CD  
1. Slide 

the 

FUNCTION 

switch to CD.  

2.  Insert a blank cassette tape for recording. 
3. Press 

PAUSE

 and 

RECORD

 buttons together. The recording function is now on stand-by mode. 

4.  Activate the CD player, and then press the 

PAUSE

 button to start recording. 

5.  To stop recording, press the 

PAUSE

 button first and then press the 

STOP

 button on the CD player. 

NOTE: Pressing 

RECORD 

and 

PLAY 

together will automatically resume a paused CD playback 

GENERAL INFORMATION ON RECORDING 

• 

Recording is permissable in so far as copyright or other rights of 
third parties are not infringed. 

• 

This deck is not suitable for recording on CHROME (IEC II) or 
METAL (IEC IV) type cassettes. For recording, use NORMAL (IEC I) 
type cassettes on which the tabs have not been broken. The best 

recording level is set automatically. Altering the 

VOLUME 

will not 

affect the recording in progress. 

• 

At the very beginning and end of the tape, no recording will take 
place during the 7 seconds, when the leader tape passes the  
recorder heads. 

• 

To protect a tape from accidental erasure, have the tape in front of you and break out the left tab. Recording on this 
side is no longer possible. To record over this side again, cover the tab hole with a piece of adhesive tape. 

• 

Use the 

BEAT CUT 

switch at the back of the main unit to suppress beat pulses while recording and receiving AM 

radio. the beat pulses may influence the recording level. 

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TAPE DECK 

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