Stenorette Sh 20 Steno-Cassette 30 Handdiktiergerät Portable dictation machine Machine à dicter portable
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CEThe product is in accordance with following EC-Directives: “89/336/CEE, 73/23/CEE, 93/68/CEE“
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Battery, rechargeable battery,mains operation
Battery/rechargeable battery condition indicator (plus recording indicator): Lights upwhen recording. Goes out when thebatteries/rechargeable batteries are weak. Recording is still possible until the motorstops (sound signal).Battery operation with two 1.5V/LR 6/AA batte-ries (alkaline-manganese), leak-proof. Removebatteries from the unit when they are exhaustedor if the unit is not to be used for a long periodof time. No responsibility will be accepted fordamage caused by leaking batteries!Rechargeable battery operation with recharge-able batteries 662. Charge the rechargeable bat-teries in the unit with the mains/charging unit678CW. Charging time approx. 18 hours. Duringcharging, the unit can be used with all functions.Battery/rechargeable battery compartmentPress and hold down the sliding cover button,then remove sliding cover from the unit.Inserting batteries: Ensure correct polarity (+/–);see figure p. Inserting rechargeable batteries: Observe correct polarity and position. Insertthe rechargeable battery with the removedsheathing into the compartment with the late-ral charging contact; see fig. ü. Refit and closesliding cover.Mains operation with the mains/charging unit678CW; see figure +. Slide the plug till the endstop into the portable dictation machine.Inserted batteries are disonnected;the rechargeable batteries 662 is charged.
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Controls and Sockets
Please open folder at beginning of booklet!
1 Playback volume control (turn)
2 DICT. indication Lights up during recording.
3Microphone
4 Recording buttonPress the “�- DICTATE” button (locks in).
5 Loudspeaker
6 Switch-on lock red � green Prevents accidental switching on.
7 Slide-switch�� Fast forward (search)� Stop� Start playback
Start recording:Press “�- DICTATE” button beforehand(locks in).Stop recording: Set sliding switchbriefly to “�� REWIND” or “�� FFWD”.
�� Rewind (search)
8 Sliding cover
9 �l LID LOCK button: Press and slide cover down.
ßI Mains/charging unit 678CW connection
ß? INDEX button: Letter-end signal on recor-ding, index signal on playback.
ß` Microphone connection �
ßQ Earphone connection �
ßW Cover: Press and slide down.
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General
Do not expose the unit and the steno-cassettesto temperatures above 55°C.Note on Environmental ProtectionDo not throw exhausted batteries in the house-hold refuse. Hand over the old batteries to yourdealer or public collecting points when buyingnew ones.
Low energy consumption – environment-fri-endly materials – environment-compliantpacking: GRUNDIG dictation machines are conceivedand fabricated according to the highest envi-ronmental requirements.The production plant of this machine is valida-ted according to the severe EC ecologicalaudit.
Accessories indicated in the text are not sup-plied with the unit.The features indicated by Grundig apply onlywhen using original Grundig accessories.Defects due to the use of accessories whichare not original Grundig accessories or whichdo not comply with the legal regulations or thecorresponding standards lead automatically tothe expiration of any guarantee rights.
Switch-on lockSwitch-on lock red � greenRed visible:Unit protected against inadvertentswitch-on.
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General
Automatic switch-off
If the machine remains switched on inadver-tently, the current function is continued till theend of the cassette. After emitting severalsound signals, the machine switches off. Toput the machine into operation again, set theslide-switch to “� STOP” then select the desi-red function.
Cassette compartment
Inserting/removing steno-cassette:“�l LID LOCK” Briefly press the sli-ding cover button while pulling thesliding cover to its end stop.Remove steno-cassette by tilting itout sideways.For inserting the steno-cassette, seefigure o at the beginning of booklet.Close sliding cover.
Steno-cassettes
Store steno-cassettes in their Multi-box (transport precaution).For dispatch: Dictation folder 741 fortwo steno-cassettes and dictationdocuments (accessories).
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Recording
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Microphone and recording indicatorConference recordingsThe housing base is designed so that the dicta-tion machine can vertically be placed on atable.
Dictation
Speak over the dictation machine.The figure shows the optimum position of thedictation machine. The high-quality micropho-ne allows also for recordings over greaterdistances. (Microphone position see Fig. o)DICT. Indication(plus battery/rechargeable battery indicator)– Ligths up during recording.– Goes out when the batteries/rechargeable
batteries are exhausted.
Recording
Press “�- DICTATE” button (locks in).Set sliding switch to “� START”:– “DICT.” lights up; tape runs.– A warning signal sounds if no cassette is fit-
ted and at tape end.
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Recording
Recording pauseSet sliding switch to “� STOP”:– “DICT.” goes out.– Recording button “�- DICTATE” remains
locked in.Set sliding switch to “� START”:– “DICT.” lights up; tape runs.Repeating words and correcting textSet sliding switch in the “�� REWIND” position:–The recording button“�- DICTATE” unlocks.– The tape is briefly rewound then stops for
word repeating.If you wish to hear only the last few dictatedwords: release sliding switch ( “ � START”).To listen to long text passages,keep sliding switch in “�� REWIND” position:– The tape is rewound until the sliding button
is released ( “ � START”).Pleas note:– At letter ends marked with the “INDEX” but-
ton, the unit also stops for approx. 1 s (see“Fast forward wind/rewind”).
Resuming dictationDuring “� START”, press “�- DICTATE” button(locks in) at desired text passage:– “DICT.” indication lights up; tape runs.Before “concluding recording”or dictating the next letter, you canmark the letter end.During “�- DICTATE”- “� START”:Briefly press and release the “INDEX” button atthe end of the letter. Automatic signal tonelimiting after 2 seconds (see “fast forward wind/rewind”).
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Recording
Concluding recordingBriefly move sliding switch to “�� REWIND” (or “�� FFWD”):– The “�- DICTATE” button unlocks.Set sliding switch to “� STOP”.
Recording with accessories, e.g. …
– Pen-type microphone 761 (accessories).– From telephone with acoustic coupler
AKS 20 (accessories). Functions see chapter“Recording”.
Erasing recordings
Erasing words or text passagesPress and hold down the “�- DICTATE” button.Keep sliding switch in “�� REWIND” positionfor duration of erasure:– “DICT.” indication lights up.Release “�- DICTATE” button (locks in):– The tape is rewound and is erased.Erasure of a steno-cassetteoutside the unit: With erasure magnet 616(accessories).
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Playback
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Playback
Starting playbackSet sliding switch to “� START”:– A warning signal sounds if no steno-cassette
is fitted.Adjust desired volume (turn).During playback, you canmark positions requiring correction.During “� START”:briefly press the “INDEX” button at the textpassage to be corrected.As long as the “INDEX” button is kept down,an index signal is added to heard text.Record the text to be inserted at the end of theletter or on a second steno-cassette (so-calledcorrection cassette).Concluding playbackSet sliding switch to “�STOP”.
Playback via accessories, e.g. ...
– Earclip sound module 556 (accessories).– Acoustic coupler AKS 20 (accessories), e.g.,
for trans-mitting dictations via telephone, oras headphone; proceed like on “Playback”.
Fast Forward Wind/Rewind
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During “�- DICTATE”- “� START”, you can“mark the letter end” with the “INDEX” button.During “�� FFWD” forward wind and “�� REWIND”, the unit stops for approx. 1 s atthese markings. These markings are recogni-zed by every GRUNDIG dictating machine withsearch function.
Rewind and fast forward without searchfunction
Move the slide-switch briefly to the desiredfunction (“�� FFWD” or “�� REWIND”) thenrelease it and move it to the desired functionagain.
Fast rewind with searchKeep sliding switch in “�� REWIND” position; the tape is briefly rewound then stopped:if you wish to hear only the last few dictatedwords (word repetition), release the sliding button (“� START”).If you wish to continue rewinding, keep the sli-ding switch in “�� REWIND” position.At letter ends marked by the “INDEX” button,the unit stops for approx. 1 s in front of themarking: release sliding switch “� START”), or,if you wish to continue rewinding,keep sliding switch in “�� REWIND” position.
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Fast Forward Wind/Rewind
Fast forward wind with searchKeep sliding switch in “�� FFWD” position.At letter ends marked by the “INDEX”button,the unit stops for approx. 1 s after the marking.Release sliding switch, or, if you wish to continue fast forward winding,keep sliding switch in “�� FFWD” position.
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Care and Maintenance
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The housing should only be cleaned with a softcloth which picks up dust. Polishing or clea-ning agents may damage the surface.Parts contacting the tape should be checkedfrom time to time for contamination by tapeabrasion,see illustration at the end of this booklet.If cleaning should be necessary, use a cottonwrapround soaked in cleaning benzine.Never use a metallic or other hard object!– Remove the steno-cassette from the cassette
compartment.– Switch the unit on: “�- DICTATE”- “� START”.
Warning signal sounds as no steno-cassetteis in the cassette compartment!
– Press one of the two bolts A in direction ofthe cassette compartment.
– Clean the tape-contacting parts:Rubber pinch roller B, capstan C, soundhead D, and erase head E.
In the event of malfunctions, contact yourspecialised dealer.
Repair note on mains/charging units 678CW(accessories):Only original spare parts can be used. Themains lead must only be replaced by a specia-list!
Subject to technical alterations and alterations in styling. E. and O.E.
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Stenorette Sh 33Steno-Cassette 30DEUTSCH
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NEDERLANDSSVENSKA
DANSKESPAÑOL
CEDas Produkt erfüllt die EG-Richtlinien »89/336/CEE, 73/23/CEE, 93/68/CEE«
CEThe product is in accordance with following EC-Directives: “89/336/CEE, 73/23/CEE, 93/68/CEE“
CEIl prodotto rispetta le norme Europee «89/336/CEE, 73/23/CEE, 93/68/CEE»
CELe produit est conforme aux directives européennes:«89/336/CEE, 73/23/CEE, 93/68/CEE»
CEDit produkt voldoet aan de EG-richtlijnen»89/336/CEE, 73/23/CEE, 93/68/CEE«
CEProdukten uppfyller EG-riktlinjerna »89/336/CEE, 73/23/CEE, 93/68/CEE«
CEProduktet opfylder EU-bestemmelserne«89/336/CEE, 73/23/CEE, 93/68/CEE»
CEEste producto cumple las siguiente directrices de la CE: «89/336/CEE, 73/23/CEE, 93/68/CEE»
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Batterien BatterijenBatteries BatterierPile BatteriernePiles Pilas
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Abbildung zum Text »Bandberührende Teile«,Seite � 13.Figure to text "tape contacting parts" , page� 13.Figura riferita al capitolo «Parti a contatto conil nastro», pagina � 13.Figure au text «Eléments au contact avec labande», page � 13.Afbeelding bij de tekst ”Delen die de bandaanraken”, pagina �13.Bild till texten »Bandberörande delar«,sidan � 13.Illustration til teksten »Båndberørende dele«,side � 13.Ilustración para el texto «Piezas en contactocon la cinta», página � 13.
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