Radio Shack MICRO-33 Owner's Manual Page 1

Owner’s ManualPlease read before using this equipment.MICRO-33Voice-Activated Microcassette Tape Recorder 14-1045reimage.fm Page 1 Friday, January 1

10OperationˆOperationAlthough the recorder’s auto shut-off fea-ture stops the recorder’s tape drive motorwhen the tape reaches the end, the re-corder

11Operation3. Insert the microcassette into thedoor’s guides so the microcassette’sopen edge faces out.Note: The arrow on the cassettecompartment door

12Operation2. Set SPEED on the side of the recorderas follows:• To double the tape’s recording/playback time, set SPEED to 1.2.This setting allows 120

13OperationIf the function switch is set to OFF,recording begins immediately. Ifthe function switch is set to VOX IN,recording begins and the REC/BATT

14OperationUsing an External MicrophoneYou can use an external microphone tomake high-quality recordings. Plug a mi-crophone with a 3/32-inch plug int

15OperationUsing FAST-F and REWINDPress REWIND to rapidly rewind (review) atape. Press FAST-F to fast-forward (cue) atape. If you press FAST-F or REWI

16Tape Tipsrecords, note the counter reading at theposition(s) where you want to return.ˆTape TipsSTORING CASSETTE TAPESDo not expose cassette tapes t

17CareERASING A CASSETTE TAPEIf you no longer want a recording, you canrecord over it or erase it.To record over a cassette tape, be surethe erase-pro

18Caredure after every 20 hours of recorderoperation.1. Press STOP/EJECT, remove the bat-teries, and disconnect any powersource.2. Press PLAY to expos

19SpecificationsˆSpecificationsTape Type ... MicrocassetteTracks...2 Tracks,1 Chan

2ContentsˆContents Features ... 3A Quick Look at Your Recorder ... 4Preparation ...

14-1045BZ2261-0301A01Printed in JapanRadioShack CorporationFort Worth, Texas 76102Limited Ninety-Day WarrantyThis product is warranted by RadioShack a

3FeaturesˆFeaturesYour RadioShack MICRO-33 Voice-Acti-vated Microcassette Tape Recorder isideal for quick note-taking. Its compactsize makes it easy t

4A Quick Look at Your RecorderˆA Quick Look at Your RecorderRECORDPLAYSTOP/EJECTSPEEDREWINDFAST-FMICEARDC3VBatteryCompartmentVOL/VOXREC/BATTTape Count

5PreparationˆPreparation CONNECTING POWERYou can power your recorder from internalbattery power, AC power (with an optionalAC adapter), or your vehicl

6Preparation• If you do not plan to use the recorderwith batteries for several days ormore, remove the batteries. Batteriescan leak chemicals that can

7Preparationan AC or DC adapter and an Adaptaplug(neither supplied, available at your localRadioShack store).Cautions:You must use a (Class 2 forAC)

8Preparationreversed, the recorder, adapter, orplug might be damaged.3. Insert the barrel plug into therecorder’s DC3V jack. This discon-nects the int

9Preparationbegin listening, adjust the volume to acomfortable level.• Do not listen at extremely high vol-ume levels. Extended high-volumelistening c