OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
DOUBLE CASSETTE PLAYER
DOUBLE CASSETTE PLAY AMPLIFIER
DOUBLE CASSETTE PLAY AMPLIFIER
BA-800
BA-806
BA-823
BA-800
BA-806
BA-823
Please follow the instructions in this manual to obtain optimum results from this unit. We also
recommend that you keep this manual handy for future reference.
TOA Corporation
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part
15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications.
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CONTENTS
1. USER PRECAUTIONS
2. CASSETTE TAPES
3. NOMENCLATURE
3.1. BA-800 Front and Rear View
3.2. BA-806 Front and Rear View
3.3. BA-823 Front and Rear View
4. CONNECTIONS
4.1. BA-800 Connection Example
4.2. BA-806 Connection Example
4.3. BA-823 Connection Example
4.4. BA-806 Speaker Connection
4.5. BA-823 Speaker Connection
4.6. Timer Connection
5. OPERATION
5.1. Playback
(1) Playback Operation
(2) Stop Operation
(3) Tape Ejection/Loading
(4) Timer ON/OFF Control
(5) AGC Circuit
(6) Microphone Announcements
(7) Microphone-Activated Muting Circuit
(8) Signal and Peak Indicators
5.2. Track Sequence Selection
(1) Alternate A-A-B-B Playback
(2) Alternate A-B-A-B Playback
6. EXPANSION
6.1. Connections
(1) Expansion Using One BA-800
(2) Expansion Using Two BA-800's
6.2. Operation of An Expanded System
(1) Playback Operation
(2) Stop Operation
6.3. Timer Connection When Expanded
7. FAULT INDICATION
8. "BLANK SKIP" FUNCTION
9. CASSETTE PLAYER UNIT (CU-800) REPLACEMENT
10. MAINTENANCE
11. TROUBLESHOOTING
12. SPECIFICATIONS
13. ACCESSORIES
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1. USER PRECAUTIONS
Avoid installing the unit near heaters, as well as locations exposed to direct sunlight as this may discolor or
deform the unit's exterior.
Avoid using the unit in humid or dusty locations. Also, do not block air exhaust vents located on the top and side
panels to prevent equipment failures. (BA-806/BA-823)
Keep beverages away from the unit as they may be spilt. Also, do not insert combustibles or metallic objects,
such as hairpins and needles, into the unit to prevent fires, electrical shocks and equipment failures.
To avoid severe electrical shocks and possible catastrophic damage, never open the unit nor touch its internal
components.
Always take hold of the plug to unplug it from the power outlet. Do not bend the power cord excessively nor place
any heavy equipment on the cord as the cable may be damaged, resulting in fires or electrical shock.
Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet if the unit is to be stored for two weeks or more.
Avoid installing the unit on the unstable table or in vibratory locations as this may damage the unit or badly
influence its operation.
Use a soft cloth to wipe off dust and grease from the front panel and case. When these parts are very dirty, dip
the soft cloth in a small amount of neutral detergent, remove the dirt and wipe with a dry cloth. Never use
thinner, benzine, alcohol, or other solvents, which may damage the unit's finish.
Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
"DOLBY" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
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2. CASSETTE TAPES
Your tape player automatically detects the type of tape you are using,
without having to switch a tape selector in accordance with the type of
tape.
The following three different cassette tapes are usable:
(1) Normal tape
(2 ) Chrome tape
(3) Metal tape
The C-120 tapes (120 minutes' recording time for both sides) and
endless tapes are not recommended because their tapes are extremely
thin and can often be slack or twist, leading to unstable operation.
The C-90 (90 minutes) and C-60 (60 minutes) are most commonly
used.
Good!!
Normal tape
Chrome tape
Metal tape
No!!
C-120
Endless tape
Good!!
C-90
C-60
To prevent damage of the tape and unstable operation, always store the
cassette tapes in locations offering limited exposure to direct sunlight,
high temperature, and magnetic effects (speakers and TV receivers).
If the slack or protruding tape is used, it may cause a tape twist around
the pinch roller and capstan, or damage the tape. Before inserting the
tape into the cassette player unit, take up the slack by inserting a
pencil through the reel hub and turning it, as shown in the figure.
No!!
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3. NOMENCLATURE
[BA-800] < Front View >
Power Switch
Press this switch to turn power ON. To turn power OFF, press this switch again.
Power Indicator (Green)
Lights when the power is switched ON, and goes out when switched OFF.
Play Button
Press this button when playing back a tape. For details, refer to "Tape Playback" on p.17.
Stop Button
Press this button to stop the tape run.
Tape Travel Indicator (Green)
The indicator of a cassette player unit in operation lights. It flashes when the cassette player unit fails. Refer to
"Fault indication" on p.26.
Eject Button
Press this button to eject the tape.
Blank Skip Switch
Set this switch to ON to use the "blank skip" function. Set it to OFF when not using the function. Refer to p.26 for
this function.
Track Sequence Selection Switch
Selects tape playback order. For details, refer to p.20 "Track Sequence Selection".
Auto-Reverse Cassette Player Unit (CU-800)
Cassette Tape Receptacle
Dolby NR Switch (OFF/ON)
Set this switch to ON when playing a tape recorded with Dolby B-type NR.
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[BA-800] < Rear View >
Monaural Line Output Terminal
Monaural Line Output Volume Control
Stereo Line Output Connector
AGC Switch
Setting this switch to ON maintains the playback output volume constant regardless of variations in the tape
recording level. For details, refer to "AGC Circuit" on p.18.
Link Input Connector (Signal)
Link Switch (ON/OFF)
Set this switch to ON when expanding.
Be sure to set the switch to OFF if not expanded.
Link Input Terminal (Control)
[Note] : Use and for expansion using the BA-800. Refer to "Expansion" on p.21~22.
Timer Input Terminal
Connects to an external timer. Refer to p.16.
Power Cord
Plug this cord into the wall AC outlet (120V AC).
Ground Terminal
Grounding point for the unit.
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[BA-806]< Front View >
Power Switch
Press this switch to turn power ON. To turn power OFF, press this switch again.
Power Indicator (Green)
Lights when the power is switched ON, and goes out when switched OFF.
Play Button
Press this button when playing back a tape. For details, refer to "Tape Playback" on p.17
Stop Button
Press this button to stop the tape run.
Tape Travel Indicator (Green)
The indicator of a cassette player unit in operation lights. It flashes when the cassette player unit fails. Refer to
"Fault indication" on p.26.
Eject Button
Press this button to eject the tape.
Blank Skip Switch
Set this switch to ON to use the "blank skip" function. Set it to OFF when not using the function. Refer to p.26 for
this function.
Track Sequence Selection Switch
Selects tape playback order. For details, refer to p.20 "Track Sequence Selection".
Auto-Reverse Cassette Player Unit (CU-800)
Cassette Tape Receptacle
Dolby NR Switch (OFF/ON)
Set this switch to ON when playing a tape recorded with Dolby B-type NR.
Tape Volume Control
Microphone Volume Control
Make sure to set this control to zero when no microphone is connected to the BA-806.
Signal Indicator (Green)
Lights green when a signal is transmitted to the speaker output terminal. Refer to p.19.
Peak Indicator (Red)
Lights red when the output to the speaker approaches a clipping level. If steadily lit, turn down the volume. Also
refer to p. 19.
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[BA-806]< Rear View >
Microphone Input Terminal
AUX-1 Input Connector
AUX-1 Volume Control
AUX-2 Input Terminal
AUX-2 Volume Control
AGC Switch
Setting this switch to ON maintains the playback output volume constant regardless of variations in the tape
recording level. For details, refer to "AGC Circuit" on p.18.
Tone Control (Bass/Treble)
Line Output Terminal
Link Input Connector (Signal)
Link Switch
Set this switch to ON when expanding the BA-806 using the BA-800.
Be sure to set the switch to OFF if not expanded.
Link Input Terminal (Control)
[Note] : Use , and for expansion using the BA-800. Refer to "Expansion" on p.21~22.
Timer Input Terminal
Connects to an external timer for ON/OFF control. Refer to p.16.
Speaker Output Terminal
Connects to the speaker. For Details, refer to p.15 "Speaker Connections".
Power Cord
Plug this cord into the wall outlet (120V AC).
Ground Terminal
Grounding point for the unit.
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[BA-823]< Front View >
Power Switch
Press this switch to turn power ON. To turn power OFF, press this switch again.
Power Indicator (Green)
Lights when the power is switched ON, and goes out when switched OFF.
Play Button
Press this button when playing back a tape. For details, refer to "Tape Playback" on p.17.
Stop Button
Press this button to stop the tape run.
Tape Travel Indicator (Green)
The indicator of a cassette player unit in operation lights. It flashes when the cassette player unit fails. Refer to
"Fault indication" on p.26.
Eject Button
Press this button to eject the tape.
Blank Skip Switch
Set this switch to ON to use the "blank skip" function. Set it to OFF when not using the function. Refer to p.26 for
this function.
Track Sequence Selection Switch
Selects tape playback order. For details, refer to p.20 "Track Sequence Selection".
Auto-Reverse Cassette Player Unit (CU-800)
Cassette Tape Receptacle
Dolby NR Switch (OFF/ON)
Set this switch to ON when playing a tape recorded with Dolby B-type N R .
Tape Volume Control
Microphone Volume Control
Make sure to set this control to zero when no microphone is connected to the BA-823.
Signal Indicator (Green)
Lights green when a signal is transmitted to the speaker output terminal. Refer to p.19.
Peak Indicator (Red)
Lights red when the output to the speaker approaches a clipping level. If steadily lit, turn down the volume. Also
refer to p.19.
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