Ampro 745 career User manual

PnoToFACT* FolJrt AMPRO

MODET 745 "Coreer"

o!,

C'P

E tr1

llt

gt!

.iO

GENERAL INFORMATION

The Ampro Model 745 is designed to record and play back two tracks of material on

standard width recording tape, which doubles the playing time of a reel of tape with no loss of

frequency response or quality. Recordings can be made from a radio, television receiver or

phonograph, in addition to those made directly from the microphone. Recordings can be played

backthroughthe self-contained speaker or an external speaker through use of the Speaker Jack.

The Model'745 has two tape speeds, 3 3/ 4" and ? I/2" per second. Using both tracks of

the tape the recording time is as follows.

Size Reel 3 3/ 4" Speed

5" reel (600 ft. ) I hour

7" reel (1200 ft. ) 2 hours

7 I/ 2" Speed

/2 hour

I hour

This unit is designed to operate on 60 cycie, 115 volt, AC supply only. Before connecting

to your line supply, be absolutely certain that it agrees with the above specifications.

Manufactured by:

Ampro Corporation

1345 Diversey Parkway

Chicago 14, Illinois

fhis molerial compiled ond published by

5AM5 & CO., lNc., INDIANAPOLIS,

0ATE l0 - 50

INDIANA

srT 333 FOLDTR 3

HOWARD \N.

Figure I

OP ERATING INSTRUC TIONS

Prepartion For Operation-

1. Remove the AC power cord 5" reel of tape,

empty reel and microphone from the rear storage

compartment.

2. Plug the AC cord into a convenient wall recep-

tacle of the proper rating.

3. Be sure the Play-Stop-Rewind control is in

I'stop" position and the Play-Record control is in "playt'

position,

Speed Change Knob-

Select tape speed with the unit on. Moving switch

upwardwill cause the unit to play at the speed of 3. 75,

movingswitchdownwardtheunit will play at a speed of

?.50. For maximum tape economy or for recording

the spoken voice, 3. ?5 I. P. S. is suggested. The best

for music and maximum fidelity is the speed of ?. 50

I. P. S.

Threading The Tape-

1. Place a full reel of tape on the left (supply)

spindle (37), makingcertainone of the reel slots catch

the protrusions of the pan. Unwind about 14't of tape

from the supply reel.

2. Insert free section of tape into the tape slot.

Page 2

3. Insert free end of tape into one of the three

slots in the hub of the right (take-up) reel and while

holding the tape in place give the reel two or three

turns until the tape is secured.

4. The dull side of the tape should always face

away from the operator (rear of unit).

To Record From Microphone-

1. Turn the On-Off Volume control to the right

until a click is heard and allow about 30 seconds for

the unit to warm up.

2. Insert the microphone plug into the "Micro-

phone" input.

3. Press down "Safety Buttonil and turn Play-

Record control to "Mic. Recordil position.

4. Adjust the '"V'olumet' control until the Record

Level Eye, greenrays almost meet on loudest sounds,

recording level is perfect at this point.

5. The "Tone" control does not operate during

recording. When recording from radio, set the radio

"Tone" control for maximum treble.

ToRecoriFromExternal Radio. TV. Or Phonograph-

1. You may record directlyfrom the speaker by

using the special radio-phono connection cord, avail-

ableasaccessoryNo. 108. (This cord has a telephone-

type jack at one end, andtwo metal clips at the other).

Figure 2

2. Attach one clip to the ungrounded side of the sired listening level.

radio, TV or phono speaker coil. The other clip is

attached to the grounded side of the coil. 6. To stop, return Play-Stop-Rewind lever to

t'Stopt'.

3. Plug the Jack into the receptacle on side of

your unit marked I'Mic or Phono, r' and proceed as Fast Forward Tape Advance-

described under "To Record From Microphoner'. 1. Leave Play-Stop-Rewind lever in ilStopil po-

NOTE; Remove patch cord after recording is com- sition.

pleted.

To Use Second Track-

tlt

l,l!

fio

rll

1. Move Play or Record-Stop-Rewind lever to

the "Stop" position when all the tape has wound onto

the take-up reel.

2. Remove reel containing tape and place on

left-hand supply spindle.

3. Place empty reel on right-hand take-up

spindle.

4. Thread tape as previously described.

To Play Recordings-

1. Turn on unit with "Volume" control knob.

2. Thread tape as described under ilThreading

The Tape.

3. Set the speed change knob (tA)to the speed at

which the recording was made.

4. Turn Play-Stop-Rewind lever to play.

5. Adjust "Volumef' and "Toneil controls to de-

2. Hold down "Fast Forward Buttont' (6) on top

of right reel spindte (?).

3. Release when tape has advanced to location

on the tape you wish to hear or record.

To Rewind-

1. Before rewinding, return Play-Record con-

trol to "Play" position.

2. Turn Play-Rewind lever to "rewindr'. Re-

wind tape to beginning of your recording and return

lever to stop.

To Edit And Splice Tape-

NOTE: Since it is impossible to edit and splice one

track without affecting the other, recordings

which are to be edited should be limited to

one track only.

1. The tape maybe editedby cutting out unwanted

portions, or joining selections into another sequence"

Announcements may be inserted between selections,

etc. Unused sections of tape can be spliced together

for re-use.

Page 3

2. Forbestresults, cuttape at a slight diagonal,

join ends together with splicing tape on the glossy side

and trim off any excessive width.

E rasing Recorded Material-

When the Play-Record knob (3) is in the "Record"

position, the erase head is automatically in operation,

erasing any previous recording before a new one is

made. You may erase material no longer needed,

without recording, by moving the Play-Record knob

(3) to "Record" on turning the "Volume" control knob

to the minimum volume position just before the record-

er shuts off. Onetrack is erased at a time, To erase

the second track, reverse the reels and repeat the

above operation.

To Use Recorder As A Public Address System-

Plug microphone cord into I'Mic. or Phonoil re-

ceptacle. Turn Play-Record controlto I'phono-record"

position. Be sure microphone is far enough away from

speaker to avoid feedback squeal. Volume may be ad-

justed with Volume eontrol. Mikeand/or radio-phono

can be simultaneously used for blending of special

effects in public address use with Ampro Dual - Input

Mixer, No. 133.

ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS

Erase Head Adjustment-

I, Loosen screws located on the left side of

erase head and raise or lower head and tilt head as

required in order to obtain minimum output.

2. Then loosen screw (32A) and rotate position-

ing block for minimum output.

3. Tighten screw (32A) and rotate positioning

block for minimum output.

4, Checkfor oppositetrackerasure if excessive,

head is set too low.

Record Head Adjustment-

The record head is mounted on a pivoted plate

which is held in place by two filister head screws

(32B) located at opposite corners of the plate. Tight-

ening or loosening the screw on the left (viewed from

operating position) rocks the pivoted plate thereby

changing the angular relationship between the gap and

thetapeand increasing or decreasing the compression

oI the spring located under the head of the opposite

mounting screw. In order to make an adjustment,

threadtherecorder with pre-recorded 1 mil alignment

tape or a good recorded tape on the machine.

Connect an output meter across the terminals of

the elliptical speaker. Switch recorder to "play" po-

sition and set the volume control to the 12 o'clock po-

sition. Rotate the screw which secures the left side

of the plate in order to obtain maximum output from

the pre-recorded material. Make a rough adjustment

at a tape velocityof 3. ?5 inches per second the switch

to ?.50 inches per second for final adjustment.

NOTE: Watch out for a false peak you may find 3

peaks - be sure to adjust for strongest peak.

Page 4

Erase Current-

Disconnect the ground lead at the erase head

terminal and insert a 10 ohm non-inductive resistor.

Qonnect a VTVM across the resistor. Switch to

record and note voltage. Correct voltage will be ap-

proximately 0,4-0. 5 volts indicating an erase current

of approximately 40-50 ma.

Bias Current-

Disconnect lead from record head. Insert 100

ohm non-inductive resistor between red lead and re-

cord head terminal and connect VTVM acrossl00 ohm

resistor. Turnvolume control to low volume position.

Switchtorecord and measure voltage across resistor.

Voltage shouldbe "0.40 - 0,45" volts which is equiva-

lent to a current of "0.40 - 0.45 ma. If bias is not

within these limits adjust slug in oscillator coil to

obtain correct current.

MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS

Erase Interlock Cam Adjustment-

l. Loosen set screw slightly so that cam (34)

can be turned on control shajt.

2. Turn shaft to maximum clockwise t'Playt'

position. Rotate cam so that flat surface is parallel

to edge of interlock spring (35).

3. Press in on interlock spring, then turn con-

trol shaft in order to expose setscrew. Tighten set-

screws.

Rewind-Play Or Record Cam (29) Adjustment-

1. Turn control shaJt to maximum counter-

clockwise (Play or Record) position.

2. Loosen setscrews in cam. Rotate cam so

thatcamflatis parallel to flat surface of pad actuating

arm (24).

3. Raise or lower cam (29) as required in order

to locate top face of cam in the same plane as top of

arm (24). Tighten setscrews.

4. Place light film of "Lubriplate" on surface

of cam which comes in contact with arm (24).

Disassembly Instructions-

1. Take outthe four Phillips filister head screws

located at the corners of the panel (5). Loosenthetwo

allen setscrews in the "Rewind-Play or Recordl knob

(3) and remove the knob. Puli off the other three

knobs (2). Lift off the control panel (5).

2. Removethreephillipsoval head screws which

hold speed change control cover (l) in place and lift off

cover.

3. Take out ten phillips oval head wood screws

which hold metal panels to case.

4. Loosen cable clamp which holds line cord to

back of carrying case. Standrecorder on end and pull

mechanism out of case.

Takeup Brake Adjustment-

Place "Rewind-Play or Recordtt knob in [Playtt

Figure

position. Loosen locknut on adjustment screw (19A)

andturn screwto provide a clearance of I/ 64" between

shoe (19) and tire (8). Tighten locknut.

Feed Spindle Brake Adjustment-

Place t'Rewind-Play or Record" knob (2) in

"Play" position. Loosen double nuts at end of brake

rod (48). Adjust nuts to provide a clearance of L/ 32"

between shoe (67) and tire (?0). Rotate feed spindle

and check to make sure that eccentricity, if present,

does not reduce clearance below minimum value of

L/ 32". Tighten locking nut.

Instant Stop Link-

Set inner nut of link (14) L 5/ 32* from end of

link (14). Set outer nut flush with end of tink.

Rewind Adjustment-

Place "Rewind-P1ay or Recordil knob in ftPlaytt

position. Loosen double nuts at end of pushrod (30).

Adjust nuts to provide a clearance of L/ 64 between

rewind drive belt (ab) and knurled section of drum (69).

NOTE: If rewind does not function properly, and the

rewind belt (45) is not damaged, the trouble

is probably due to excessive take-up tension.

Takeup Adjustment

1. Cement 8-10" of tape or string to the hub of

a ?" reel. Place reel on takeup spindle and hook a

spring balance scale (0-8 oz. or 0-16 oz) to the loose

end of the tape or spring. Switch recorder to trplayrr

measure the takeup tension-'correct tension should be

l/2toLoz.

2. lf. takeup tensions are incorrect, remove

recorder from case. Loosen two setscrews which

hold the intermediate drive putley (47) to takeup drive

spindle and pull out spindle assembly.

3. Grasp the spindle by the shank (9), hold

spindle in a vertical position with the reel drive pins

on top. Hook the spring balance scale to one of the

reel drive pins and pull along a line as a right angle

to a line thru the center of the spindle post and pin.

The "breakaway"tensionrequired to rotate the spindle

should be 3 to 5 oz. In order to adjust t}re tension,

invert the spindle and insert the ends of the jaws of a

pair of longnose pliers into the two holes in the clutch

pressure plate (12). Turn the plate to the right to

increase the tension.

NOTE: Thisadjustment is sensitive when making ad-

justment, do not turn the plate more than the

width of one of the holes between tests.

TROUBLES

Whining Or Scrapping Noise-

1. The recorder is shifted in the case, the bottom

end of the motor shaft rubs against the guide sleeve in

the bottom cover and produces the noise.

2. Reposition the mechanism in the case and

tightenthe retaining screws. If theholes in the support

blocks are damaged, the best way to make a permanent

repairisto inject plastic wood into the hold before in-

serting the screws.

llt

(,l!

Page 5

A PHOTOFACT "EXPLODED" VIEW

O Howard W. Sams & Co', lnc' 1956

Figure 4A. Exploded View Of Parts Above Baseplate.

Page 6

l T

lrt!

.rV

fio

rr{

{

A PHOTOFACT "EXPLODED" VIEW

@ Howard W Sams & Co., lnc. 1956

Figure 48. Exploded View Of Parts Below Baseplate.

Page ?

Fails To Record-

l. Tapepressurepads (25) notadjusted properly,

resulting in thetapenot being held against the record-

ing head. See "Rewind - Play Or Record Cam Adjust-

mgntt'.

2. Check the recording tape to see if the dull

coated side faces inward on the reel. If the dull side

faces outward a recording cannot be made.

Tape Overruns Or Spills When Knob (3) Is Turned To

Stop, During Rewind Or Fast Forward-

l. Brake shoes out of adjustment. See Takeup

and Feed Reel Brale Adjustments.

2. Rods (30 and 48) loose are not adjusted

properly.

Speed Variation Or Wow-

1. Check the capstan (52), pineh roller (15),

motor pulley (55), and ftywheel (52) for oil or foreign

material on their driving surfaces. Clean these parts

witl a good cleaning fluid.

2. Checkmotorpulley(55) to see if it is secured

to motor shaJt.

3. Flatspoton rubber roller (15) not smooth and

even, replace part.

4. Pressure Pad assembly (24) applyingtoo much

pressure against tape. Check adjustment under

'Rewind-Play Or Record Cam (29) Adjustment. rt

Incorreet Indexing Of Function Knob (2)-

l. The control knob (2) is in Play position the

safety interlock button (5A) prevents the shaft from

turning.

2. If the operator forces the knob, thereafter,

it will not index correctly.

3. Pull of the knob and drive down a wedge,

tlereby expanding the shaft, then place the knob in the

proper position and push down onto the shaft.

No Drive In Fast Forward-

1. Belt (46) loose or broken, thereby when button

(6) is depressed fast forward is in-operative.

2. When button is depressed the felt clutch (11)

does not make contact, adjust takeup as described

under "Tal<eup Adjustmentr'.

No Rewind-

1. Rewind belt (45) broken or loose.

2. Push rod (30) not properly adjusted, check

adjustment under'Bewind Adjustment".

3. No Rewind can be caused byexcessive takeup

tension. See "Takeup Adjustment".

Speed Change Knob Fails To Change Speed-

1. Setscrews in speed change lever (76) loose

causing lever to move on shaft,

2. Belt shifter (54) notadjustedproperly. Check

to see that shifter moves belt (53) up and down on pulley

(55).

Erase Current Too Low-

l. Some 6AQb tubes did not deliver full output as

oscillators. The cathode resistor was changed from

1500 ohms to 1200 ohms in order toinsure satisfactory

output from all tubes.

MAINTENANCE

Cleaning The Play-Record Head-

The play-record head is subject to an accumu-

lation of tape coating residue which is worn off the

tape as it passes the head. This shouldbeperiodically

removed since it may cause faint recordings and poor

playback. Wipe off the record head contact surfaces

carefully with a clean cloth. If dirt is caked or hard

and will not come off with a dry cloth, dampen the

cloth slightly with water.

NOTE: Do not use a brush or excessive amount of

water on the head surface.

LUBRICATION

All rotating parts are provided with generous

size oilite bearings, which are factory lubricated and

require no further attention, An occasional cleaning

out of foreign matter under the plastic cover (5) is

desirable.

Page 8

tll

..7

fio

Trl

dr)

cr)

ltl

(/t \O

,ta

= 76

o\J

n-o

b 8 f-.

= : 9-i

= &, -oE

dF6E ij

E=E: 2;

='"*2 E ( r

gaF; ; I

:€eg !6

c) ,-\

Fz.. X

c\l

z. d,

(, c)

k o,no i

I .i$o 3

E $if E

4 - O@ .!

9 -!oov

? c - osv

s 9 Hoo.Ec

: tr d o! d

r ;E:* S;

Ei?3;Ek-.

i93"1.3E

::oEE@5-::X

_ do ^d- o -

-!a=.a,

!!.c.v-liP

E! $ H: E: i

tE5etcX-

s;;!E 5S:

EiEeE:EE

6Xd..Eocc

idzvfc.:':

HES;:EE:

:; E s:'i;'x

$$: E i c::

t;-UIoE.!o

8?.Hg5r !?

i add{d c;

A5= u

\e?z =

vt c)

^- u

N F.rr E

<-u-

=P-eE H u

> SeAE;H E

> EE- r ' t u4

; #Hg--- H

: E=F

(f,

ut--

.qtl

(\U^

i4J

(95

,t!

ik z

ts_rz

tr3

Eft

2t'

LlJ

ld<

ut>

->z

i(=

p- rn

-F

b-=

rb-

a)2.

+lll

{Ht''

ra\

c\r

lHl,'

E llr

E uZ

E E9

JrE__-_.finl-_l

e@1

Osz a

N€

-t x

cnE

Ht''

(.). tn

a=a

qF--4

*do

c\.r

-l

<->l

SSol

><l\l

=H3l

atl

=c) z.

tA- o c-)

=E:r5+F

<Y=<66

!o*iJcacg&

>\<=>-oo

<..)d<CJCJ

JAUJJLrtt4l

o- cd (n o-o,, E

al- r r I

c-{c:-ri{6

O.F

lrJ z. =

e. - atl

-J Flt,'

.4,

t :__-: I

\at

Page I

12AX7

liii|"1;",.;:,.'. .

:.:l%;;.* ,

',L I

-tB

.r,.,-. 't ,.

l-I

-V,

,^4

3 (.,

)

(t)

Ovi

tn E.c

e,.=E

9s;

F - rr

U Fr

<5E

43.

{ o.!

(J€E

ALO

lrl_E_

x:+

LcE

>.=

'6!

d 3o

7 at?

t" >5

_o >.:

F!9

,-'!o

{ oo,

* o.o

*-.,: o u

.:r o

tll

rr:l

l-<

|ng

ttt c

tlt

2_,

. llt

F-''

(afi

9l u,

Fur

ala

=E ^i

9.: o

Eg E

,33:

> 6 6t4[i

(

6X oH

6;3 o:

ol t:9

dzPdz,

<ct

cit

N(a

14y

P ^?

6 'ix

rD-r@

a2l-a9

<C;

Fix

@$-6

dJdAg

<<v<<

&,4

A-

t3 @

F-

n\)

!< v14

.*: 3fio*,4

trc

HC;

r rr

ai6mNrrNNN6^,

6q aqo q F F o o Fu -*@:; F- - - -

i *l >i irl I i I i i1 I * i J1r r

gFOF c) E-Ooo o rJ E 9l 91 F i t-j99,9

4$6vns66666oAas6hZz Z

13 =q=$iqqq$q*frs==fii:i

il*il*itseg***gi*t*ggg

-Z

E5 3 rR oF

Es sE=sFEs^E sHEEE

i? ?-iTT?T?T , . , . ,

+A AQ+P.AOAQQ oAnQa

OEI ldO(,(5(JHOHrd rd()rdr'ir'i

{c c

iv2

5E!

o-o

=@ a @

Fff=HuHs=Bs5naEHerdEd

il>bPb>aaqSaSSSbEaSSn

i.i (.l !d CJ !d O F F F V i< y = = O v F = = =

6f EHH$E=FHHHH HHH

JAI"JJJJJJdA d.A.;

aaaaQQoooao ooa

: orr r *iloo ===

omoNo ^N oXXoo ===

dqaqaseFqsnllAAsljj

o. _: or,-L or =NN.-:. @ &@@ tu & o @ @6

rq h nn AAi;i;ii E tri=l Ai ii A = s i

af EP $ES$EFEEEESHEEEEE

95 ===9==9==9==I9=E=

lr-

2le oo o o o^

oo o o o;

6< r+ $ 6=

'lt OO

o o oo o^o o ^^^

oroooi^oooooxooooxxx

ooooro-oFFoo=ooooxx=

6 . o , N . = N N N @ N = { . N 6 = = =

Fi @@r@o9=I*199=99RRSRX

OOOOO()OOO()QOO()OOOQOO

Hci

OO "

NNi

il+

<qg

>>b

F4 ?Z

SSAE

NNYY

**!=

h&zz

rf NN

Ftr

?ic

o@dN

dNNN

OO(JO

TiFFF

ldc

fivz

&ar

ge:

NNOO

NNEE

ddc0lo

coococ0

ocA

NN7

>>;

NN=

aaa

x,dd

Ortuo

'd ! $€E

= P=3

oooo \

3S33snQ

Uooor66

NNN-NN

al. @

{;

i; 3*vHc-v

O ()OO

Fl'l X

F-Is

Eis

f'E

qsio<

ld'

3 E'8

H{,

dr- d

a<tr

E: -NO

PAGE IO

lrt

rl,

llt

fio

lrl

trJ

t!I

tlt

.ur

rl!

€ur

aa,

>t-

i&,

dl-

4HxHxeEsisrg!5s

aaaa,i.i.i3ld;;ld

FFFFFFh'FFFI..FIi

trFaoFqlqraealamoooo

fuF

if EEE€Eils!E=EEFd

$6=O<=r==€n6L-

@o€r@€@@€@rr@@

)iN

NN6r

EyExEEcSgX UUXg

SNBgEIB;3X!!,;5

Fi OiNm<1 nOr@O

=i==NNNNNNNNNN

ccdtrtrtrqcfidccctr

Uh^M

@^To

FxS ilxsxBEvFXs

^i9:!rg=N5Sx5E

ttttllttttttt

.n.nu)0aav)chm0a(au)

FFFE{F{FFFETFF{FFr

cqoQaooohapqarqo

6,F

€s @r@€.^N-N<Qo+6

@r-6=orrFu?6Fo

+++6@@+s+=i+=

@@@r@€@@€@€66

;

.H=$q='xEE"$xE

^;9;I*3=N5S.i53

zo$n@poo9=E=SE

.I*

|/l|E

l-q

ir nE

===

gt g,

(r!2s

np6

o -E

&bD

!rd

oll

fio

tf 6@

AOO

v) a)

E* aN

(Ju

iF{

N iir

fuF

<G o99

,t,

Afu

Ee ES

oiA

=e G

s,E

A-

-lu

dl_

a, I

6l;l"

frt

{

:;i e

(,)

<d le

l;.

-< 3

A-

>ir

<* 6

()

ii<

6-)

"i@

ri<

€@

{;

FL E{

PAGE II

Description

75636 -2

74612

?4631

?4614 -1

74206

Speed Change Cover

Speed Change Knob

Control Knob

Record - Play - Stop-Rewind

Rear Plate

Front Escutcheon

Safety Button

Fast Forward Button

Take-Up Spindle

"O" Ring

Take-Up Drive Hub Drum

Fast Forward Actuating Shaft

Felt Clutch

Adjusting Disc

Pivot Arm

Pull Rod

Pinch Roller Assy.

Instant Stop Arm Spring

Instant Stop Arm

Instant Stop Arm Pivot

Take-Up Brake Arm

Take-Up Brake Arm Spring

Take-Up Mounting Plate

Baseplate

Screw

Pad Actuating Arm

Head Pressure Pads

Pad Actuating Arm Spring

Pad Actuating Arm Pivot

Pinch Roller Spring

Play-Record Cam

Push Rod

Recording Head

Erase Head

Escutcheon Support

Erase Interlock Cam

Interlock Spring

Rewind Driver Arm

Rewind Spindle

Rewind Mountins Plate

L PARTS

16403

Capstan Bearing & Housing

Instant Stop

Bel1 Crank & Link

Spring

Rewind Brake Actuating Lever

Rewind Drive Belt

Forward Drive Belt

Intermediate Reel Drive Pulley

Rewind Brake Push Rod

"Cil Retainer

Flywheel Support Bracket

Vertical Position Screw

Flywheel & Capstan

Drive Belt

Belt Shifter

Motor Pulley

Brake Release Arm

Screw

Washer

Motor Mounting Shoeks

Rubber Washer

Spacer

Motor Mounting Bracket

Motor Mounting Plate

Motor

Fan

Spring

Supply Spindle Brake

Brake Spring

Rewind Brake Drum

"Ot'Ring

Rewind Pulley

IdIer Pulley

Idler Arm

IdIer Spring

Speed Shifter Stop

Speed Change Lever

Steel Ball Capstan Support

Page 12

Figure 5

Table of contents

Popular Voice Recorder manuals by other brands

Tascam

Tascam DP-32SD owner's manual

Vidicode

Vidicode V-Tap ISDN PRI manual

Telectro

Telectro 333 manual

Sony

Sony ICD-V21 - Icd Recorder operating instructions

Steren

Steren REC-825 user manual

DAC

DAC DA-110P manual

Matrox

Matrox Maevex 6020 user guide

Mini Gadgets

Mini Gadgets PrmaMQ72N user manual

nedis

nedis AHDS204CWT2 user manual

JUMO

JUMO LOGOSCREEN Series Interface description

Novus

Novus NHDR-5132AHD user manual

youview

youview DTRT1000 Setup guide

Philips

Philips VoiceTracer DVT6010 user manual

eCorder

eCorder Faraday Z1 manual

Sony

Sony ICD-UX523 Copying guide

Velleman

Velleman MVR4 user manual

Olympus

Olympus DM 620 Mode d'emploi

Olympus

Olympus DS 30 instructions

Ampro 745 Career User manual

Popular Voice Recorder manuals by other brands