Knox Video K60 User manual

MODEL K60
TELEVISION TITLING UNITS
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
DIVISION OF
% VIDEQ PRODUCTS
KNOX VIDEO PRODUCTS
9700-B Palmer Highway
Lanham, Maryland 20801, USA
Telephone [phone]
Telex 89-8327

Models K60, KS60 and KX60
TELEVISION TITLING UNITS
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MARCH 1979
VIDEQ PRODUCTS
A DIVISION OF
Computer Operations, Inc.
9700-B Palmer Highway
Lanham, Maryland 20801 USA

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CONTENTS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Specifications
INSTALLATION
OPERATION
Adjustments
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
PARTS LIST
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
Frontispiece, K X60
Typical Font
Rear View, K X60
Front View, K X60
Operating Instructions
Keyboard
Internal Adjustments
Block Diagram
Schematic Diagram
Component Location Drawing’
Chassis Schematic Drawing
ILLUSTRATIONS
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Figure 1-1. Model KX60 Television Titling Unit

SECTION | — General Description
1.1 GENERAL
The K60 Series Television Titling Unit provides a means of adding electronically-generated
alpha-numeric titles to picture video in standard television systems. Information is entered directly
onto the screen from the typewriter-like keyboard of the K60.
By using the K60, alphanumerics can be generated for display in three ways: 1) by passing a
video signal through it, 2) by driving with sync as a source of video for display of alphanumerics alone,
and 3) by mixing with picture in external equipment (such as mixers, special effects generators, etc.)
The K60 character alphabet contains 64 letters, numerals and symbols, any of which may be
placed at any of up to 512 discrete positions on the television screen. Memory for four such pages is
provided internally. A page of characters is formatted into sixteen lines of 32 characters. Control
functions allow entry of information at any location on the page.
An independent video channel allows composition and editing on any one of the four pages
provided while the contents of that or another page are being displayed with picture.
In addition the the basic K60 model, the KS60 provides internal sync generation (switch
selectable) and the K X60 provides internal sync, timed page advance, and a title/crawl mode of oper-
ation. With the title/crawl mode the K60 allows insertion of as many as 32 independent subtitles, or
one long continuously moving message in the lower third of the picture area.
IS IS THE K6@ FONT.
E KNOX K6@ IS ORGANIZED INTO
16 LINES OF 32 CHARACTER LINE
LENGTH.
THE K6@ CHARACTER ALPHABET HAS
64 ELEMENTS, ANY OF WHICH CAN BE
PLACED AT ANY OF UP TO Ste
DISCRETE POSITIONS ON THE TV
SCREEN. MEMORY FOR FOUR SUCH
PAGES IS PROVIDED INTERNALLY.
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Figure 1-2. Typical Font

TABLE 1-1. SPECIFICATIONS
EWC oF ese Sneed See wish Qn lw wee ae Requires full-, non-, or random-interlace composite
video-sync per EIA RS-170 or RS-330, at 1.0 volts
peak, terminated in 75 ohms. Looping output provided.
WE) PRED, es vowel elae bws wie ie wee Preview — 1.0 volt composite video-sync into 75 ohm
load; 0.3V sync, 0.7V character video.
Program — (if composite video provided) 1.0 volt
(max.) composite video-sync into 75 ohm load, con-
sisting of input video added at up to full white level,
and character edge subtracted down to full black level.
DISPLAY FORMAT
Character Alphabet... .. 25.6 caer gee week Upper case English 26
Numerals 10
Typewriter Symbols a
Space 1
Total 64
Character Resolution. ...........25+0005 7 x 9 dot matrix.
Nominal Character Height............... 18 scan lines
PU EINE sia as a ew Ro aan eA 32 characters/line; 16 lines/page.
SAEGTTIAT WURITIOTY newex ew nee nns 4 full pages, switch selectable.
CONTROL FUNCTIONS
Keyboard
So
Regs
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Character
entry
43
Shift
2
Erase
1
Cursor
Position
6
Pause/Flash
1
Panel Switches
Characteretreer
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4
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Controls
character
video
on
program
channel
in
INSERT
position.
Page
SeleGts
¢ctess
eka.
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Ree
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Laer
Allows
page
selection
via
keyboard
numerals
in
SELECT
position.
Page-Title-Crawl
(KX60)............005-
Selects
full
page
mode,
one
line
lower
third
insert,
or
horizontal
crawl
mode.
Syne
late
4h
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5k
orcs
Shee
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Selects
source
of
sync
as
internal
or
external.
Page
Advanee
(KR
AGO).
...
soe
s
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ws
Enables
timed
page
advance
feature
(time
adjustment
internal).
POWER
REQUIREMENTS..............
105-125
VAC,
50/60
Hz,
50
watts
(210-250
VAC,
50/60
Hz,
if
specified).
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1-2

SECTION 2 — Installation
21 AC POWER
The
K60
should
be
connected
into
standard
3-wire
grounded
electrical
systems
(normally
120
V
60
Hz
but
available
in
220
V
50
Hz).
DO
NOT
USE
3-wire
to
2-wire
adaptors.
Loss
of
system
ground
could
cause
an
electrical
shock
hazard,
and
could
do
extensive
damage
to
the
K60.
mak VIDEO INPUTS
These are the inputs to which program page titles will be added. Connect composite video-
sync, 1.0 volts p-p (EIA RS170, RS330, EIA-J, or similar 525-line, 60 fields/sec standards*), to one of
the input video BNC connectors at the rear of the unit. A second input BNC is available for looping the
original signal to other equipment. If no looping is required, the second BNC input should be terminated
with a 75-ohm resistive load.
The K60 may also be driven from composite sync-only (nominally 4.0 volts, p-p). When
the K60 is driven with 4 volt sync, the Program channel will not have a usable output. To regain use of
Program channel, drive the K60 through a 10:1 pad while properly terminating the sync signal externally.
When using the optional internal sync (see section 2.4) the sync is padded internally.
2.3 VIDEO OUTPUTS
PREVIEW
—
A
composite
signal
made
up
of
sync
regenerated
from
the
input
drive
signal
and
video
dots
representing
the
information
on
the Preview
page
selected.
This
output
would
normally
be
connected
to
a
local
video
monitor
through
75
ohm
cable
for
composition
and
editing.
PROGRAM
—
A
composite
signal
made
up
of
the
video
input
plus
video
dots
representing
the
information
on
the
Program
page
selected.
This
is
the
Line
output,
and
is
meant
to
drive
monitors,
video
tape
recorders,
modulators,
or
video
distribution
systems
through
75
ohm
cable.
Character
level
is
adjusted
to
approximately
1.0
volts.
For
purposes
of
mixing
with
input
picture,
the
input
signal
is
assumed
to
be
composed
of
approximately
0.3
V
sync
and
0.7
volts
maximum
video.
When
the
K60
is
driven
with
sync
directly,
no
Program
output
is
available
(see
Video
Inputs).
* 625 line, 50 field systems if specified
OuTeuTS
PAGE
ADVANCE
Connect
directly
to
Maniter
rs ae € iz BS : = we
TIMED Ss crawL UN e input must be terminated. PREVIEW = PROGRAM
Figure 2-1. Model KX60, Rear View
2-1

2.4 INTERNAL SYNC OPTION (KS60 or K X60)
If fitted with the Internal Syne Option, the K60 has a toggle switch on the rear panel near the
BNC connectors marked INT-EXT. In the EXT position the K60 requires video or sync drive. In the
INT position a circuit inside the K60 generates composite syne similar to RS170 standards. Both Pre-
view and Program outputs appear as white characters over a black background.
2-2

SECTION 3 — Operation
a INITIAL START-UP
a. Connect the K60 to a 3-wire grounded AC power line with the characteristics described
on the serial number plate on the back of the case.
b. Connect a suitable input video (or sync) source to one of the Video Input BNC connectors
on the rear of the unit. Affix a 75 ohm termination at the looping output provided or loop out to other
terminated equipment.
c. Connect a video monitor to the preview output; terminate the monitor with a 75 ohm
terminator. Connect a monitor or other 75 ohm video input equipment to the Program output.
d. Move the Select switch to its center position, the Program ON/OFF switch to its full up
position, and the Title/Crawl switch (on KX60 units only) also to the full up position.
e. Apply power using the toggle switch on the rear of the K60.
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TITLEFCRAWL OPTION: Top Position ~ Full Page Display
Middle Position —- Ling On which Cursor is being
displayed will move to Bettom
a (ge) 4 Ling. To change tine display,
move Cursor up or down.
Bottom Position —~ To start Crawl, note: Crew!
DEQ PRODUCTS will continue line-by-line and pege-to-page
PROGRAM ON/OFF: To add Characters te Program
Channel, teave Rocker in upper
position. To remove display, push
Racker into lower position.
PAGE SELECT: Page Number i selected
vie Keyboart Numbers.
To select Program Chen-
net: hold Rocker in upper
position while depress.
ing Page Number to sel<
PA ect Preview Channel:
Sys on PROG Heald Rocker in lower
: iti Di -
CRAWL 4 OFF PREY on eee — aeons
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
CURSOR: Appears as a white rectangle on Preview Monitor only. Lacates
Pasition of infarmation Entry.
CURSOR CONTROLS: Dark grey color Reybuard Cantrois, {4} indicates
upward morement; {«} {»} side movement; {¥)
down; {homes motes curser into upper left commer.
RETURN moves cursor to ieit side.
TO ENTER INFORMATION: Position Cursor at Entry Point and use Keyboard
TO ERASE PAGE: oid Erase Sutton down and press Space Bar
TOALTER: Type corrected Chsracter or Space Sar over
Figure 3-1. Model KX60, Front View
3-1

Suc SELECTING PAGES
To
select
a
PREVIEW
page,
move
the
PAGE
SELECT
switch
to
its
full
down
position
and.
depress
a
number
key
on
the
keyboard
from
|
to
4.
A
corresponding
LED
indicator
lamp
will
light.
Before
proceeding,
make
sure
the
SELECT
switch
is
in
its
center
position.
To
select
a
PROGRAM
page,
move
the
PAGE
SELECT
switch
to
its
full
up
position
and
depress
one
of
the
number
keys
from
|
to
4
—
the
page
selected
will
be
indicated
by
one
of
the
four
Program
LED’s.
PREVIEW
and
PROGRAM
may
be
operated
on
the
same
page
for
on-line
composition
or
editing.
3.3 VIDEO INSERT
It
may
sometimes
be
desirable
to
have
the
PROGRAM
(Line)
picture
video
passed
through
the
K60
without
adding
titles.
With
the
PROGRAM
switch
OFF,
video
will
pass
directly
through
the
unit.
When
titles
are
desired,
move
the
INSERT
switch
to
ON.
3.4 TITLE MODE (KX60 Models Only)
With
the
TITLE/CRAWL
switch
in
the
full
up
position,
the
K
X60
will
be
in
full
page
mode.
However,
when
using
the
KX60
for
one-line
lower
third
inserts,
each
page
can
make
up
to
8
inserts
by
using
the
TITLE
mode.
Compose
the
inserts
required
in
advance,
then
place
the
cursor
on
the
line
(one
to
eight)
that
you
wish
to
super.
Move
the
TITLE/CRAWL
switch
to
the
center
—
TITLE
—
posi-
tion.
That
line will
appear,
by
itself,
in
the
lower
third
of
the
picture
area.
To
change
titles,
exercise
the
cursor
t
or
J
controls;
the
line
you
had
placed
just
above
or
below
will
come
into
view.
Continuing
to
exercise
the
cursor
while
in
TITLE
mode
will
give
sequential
access
to
the
entire
page
of
titles.
TITLE/CRAWL : Top Position — Full Page Display
Middle Position — Line On which Cursor is being
displayed will move to Bottom
Line. To change line display,
move Cursor up or down.
Bottom Position — To start Crawl. note: Crawl
will continue line-by-line and page-to-page
PROGRAM ON/OFF: To add Characters to Program
Channel, leave Rocker in upper
position. To remove display, push
Rocker into lower position.
PAGE SELECT: Page Number is selected
via Keyboard Numbers.
To select Program Chan-
nel: hold Rocker in upper
position while depress-
ing Page Number to sel-
ON ect Preview Channel:
bore BAUS Hold Rocker in lower
position while depress-
CRAWL OFF PREV ing Page Number.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
CURSOR: Appears as a white rectangle on Preview Monitor only. Locates
Position of Information Entry.
CURSOR CONTROLS: Dark grey color Keyboard Controls. (A) indicates
upward movement; (<) (>) side movement; (Y)
down; (home) moves cursor into upper left corner.
RETURN moves cursor to left side.
TO ENTER INFORMATION: Position Cursor at Entry Point and use Keyboard
TO ERASE PAGE: Hold Erase Button down and press Space Bar
TO ALTER: Type corrected Character or Space Bar over
Figure
3-2.
Operating
Instructions
on
Front
Panel
of
KX60
3-2

EBs: CRAWL MODE (KX60 Models Only)
A long message may be crawled horizontally across the lower third of the frame using
Crawl mode.
First compose the message you wish to display. Because crawl messages appear as a con-
tinuous line, pay no attention to the ends of lines during composition — do not hyphenate. Be sure to
load all 4 pages in sequence since crawl will automatically move from page to page.*
To start crawl, select the page and line you wish to start with by placing the cursor at that
location. Move the TITLE/CRAWL switch to its center (TITLE) position to ready a crawl, then move
the switch to full down when you wish to start the crawl motion. Crawl may be stopped momentarily
by depressing the PAUSE (FLASH) key on the keyboard.
Crawl is sometimes more effective when starting with a blank screen. If desirable, start your
crawl on a line filled with space characters. To avoid long blank spaces when displaying a repeated mes-
sage, type the same message several times in the four pages of display.
To stop crawl, move the switch back to the center (TITLE) or full up (PAGE) position.
3.6 KEYBOARD CONTROLS
The Keyboard contains display control keys, cursor control keys, and character entry keys.
*Jumpers permit crawling one page only.
Figure 3-3. Keyboard of K60 Showing Keycap Legends
3-3

3.6.1 Display Control
ERASE
is
a
two-key
function.
To
erase
an
entire
page,
hold
ERASE
down
and
depress
the
space
bar.
To
erase
a
single
character,
place
the
cursor
under
it
and
depress
the
space
bar.
The
ERASE
key
may
also
be
used
to
fill
the
entire
picture
area
with
any
keyboard
character
by
depressing
the
ERASE
key
and
then
a
character
key.
3.6.2 Cursor Control
In
composing
a
page,
it
is
important
to
be
able
to
move
the
cursor
freely
without
erasing
characters.
Six
keys
on
the
right
side
of
the
keyboard
are
available
to
position
the
cursor.
HOME
sends
the
cursor
to
the
upper
left
corner
of
the
frame.
RETURN
sends
the
cursor
to
the
extreme
left
of
what-
ever
line
it
ison.
The
directional
arrows
send
the
cursor
one
space
at
a
time
in
the
direction
indicated.
3.6.3 Character Entry
Forty-three
keys
are
available
for
entry
of
information
on
the
screen.
To
type
a
character,
depress
the
appropriate
key
—
the
character
will
appear
in
the
position
just
above
the
cursor
and
the
cursor
will
advance
one
space.
At
the
end
of
a
line
the
cursor
will
move
to
the
next
line
down.
To
change
a
character,
place
the
cursor
under
it
and
type
the
correct
character.
The
space
bar
behaves
ex-
actly
as
any
other
character
key.
The
numeral
keys
and
certain
alphabet
keys
have
a
second
legend
on
the
keycap.
These
characters
are
available
by
depressing
one
of
the
SHIFT
keys
while
typing.
3.6.4 Flash Key
Any
character
or
series
of
characters
may
be
made
to
flash
on
and
off
at
the
rate
of
3-3/4
times
per
second.
To
enter
a
flash
code
hold
the
FLASH
key
down
when
typing
the
character.
Ifa
character
has
already
been
typed,
position
the
cursor
under
it,
hold
the
FLASH
key
down
and
re-type
the
letter.
3.7 Timed Page Advance (KX60 Only)
With
this
factory-wired
option,
the
KX60
will
automatically
change
pages
at
adjustable
intervals,
from
one
to
ten
seconds.
With
the
rear
panel
switch
in
ADV,
both
PREVIEW
and
PROGRAM
change
at
the
selected
interval
to
the
next
higher
page,
going
back
to
page
|
after
page
4
is
displayed.
See
Adjustments
Section
for
location
of
interval
control.
3.8 ADJUSTMENTS
a. Preview Balance (R20)
Adjust
for
correct
ratio
of
sync
to
video
(3
to
7)
on
the
Preview
output
when
terminated
in a 75 ohm load.
b. Video Gain (R16)
Adjust
for
1
to
1
ratio
of
input
picture
video
to
output
picture
video
on
Program
output
when
terminated
in
a
75
ohm
load
using
waveform
monitor
or
oscilloscope.
c.
Character
Level
(R14)
Adjust
for
1.0
volt
Program
character
output
when
mixed
with
a
properly
adjusted
video
picture
input.
3-4

d. Character Shadow (R15)
Adjust shadow level to black level on Program output when terminated in a 75 ohm load
using waveform monitor or oscilloscope.
e. Character Width (R29)
Adjust for width of display which fits within your safe title area of picture.
f. Horizontal Margin (R4)
Adjust to center display line within your title area.
g. Timed Page Advance (R3) (KX60 Only)
Adjust to desired page advance time (approximately | to 10 seconds).
HORIZONTAL DELAY
CHARACTER LEVEL
SHADOW LEVEL
PROGRAM GAIN
MASTER CLOCK
FREQUENCY ADJUST
PREVIEW
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SECTION 4 — Technical Description
4.1 GENERAL
The K60 circuitry is made up of four basic sections: Video, Character Generation, Memory
and Timing. The Crawl/Title option (Model K X60) adds a fifth basic section, the crawl/title timing
circuitry, to the unit.
VIDEO SECTION
SYNC SYNC PREVIEW COMPOSITE VIDEO
VIDEO
STRIPPER
VIDEO
PREV
OUT
CHARACTER
COMPOSITE PICTURE VIDEO BIT STREAM COMPOSITE VIDEO
et
PROGRAM
PROG
OUT
pt
MIXER
.)
CHARACTER GENERATION + Reinet
RS170
SYNC
hey
sci
GENERATOR
KS60
and
KX60
only
CONVERTER
CONVERTER
MEMORIES ae
Ba
BCD
BITS
PAGE
TIMED
PAGE
ADVANCE
KEYBOARD } ADDR
CHAR SCAN LINE
eae Bs
SYSTEM aca (KX60 only)
Ly
H SYNC
H
BIT
RATE
RATE RATE
RATE
R
y—_LV
SYNC
BIT
CTR
gt
LINE
CTR
CONTROLS
TIMING
CRAWL/TITLE TIMING
(KX60 only)
Figure 4-1. Model K60 Block Diagram
4.2 VIDEO SECTION
Video
processing
in
the
K60
involves
a
sync
stripper
(U53),
vertical
integrator
(Qll),a
circuit
to
synthesize
preview
video
(Q9)
and
means
to
add
titles
to
input
video.
In
adding
titles
to
existing
video,
first
a
wider
version
of
each
character
is
subtracted
from
the
video
signal,
making
a
black
cutout
(Q6,
7).
Then
the
characters
are
added
back
as
white
letters
with
a
black
background
(Q4, 5).
4.3 CHARACTER GENERATION
A
character
bit
stream
(CBS)
is
generated
for
each
scan
line
of
each
character
on
the
screen.
The
ASCII
code
for
each
character
is
presented
in
turn
to
the
Read-Only-Memories
(U1
—
Preview,
U2
—
Program).
Scan
lines
are
counted
on
the
chip
(US1,
52);
clock
and
load
signals
(U15,
23)
deter-
mine
the
timing
and
rate
of
the CBS
to
be
delivered
to
the
Video
Section.
4-1

4.4 MEMORIES
Four
memory
IC’s
(U9-11)
of
128
characters
each
are
multiplexed
to
provide
four
full
pages
of
display.
Page
selections
are
made
in
the
page
registers
(U19,22)
and
multiplexed
to
the
mem-
ories
for
(first)
PROGRAM
and
(second)
PREVIEW
readout.
Information
is
entered
into
the
PREVIEW
page
by
a
write
pulse
generated
in
the
Entry
cir-
cuitry
(U18,
20,
41,
45,
47),
based
on
the
position
of
the
cursor
(U34,
35, 39,
40,
46,
47).
Erase
(or
full
field
of
characters)
is
accomplished
by
writing
an
entire
page
at
once
(U20).
In
models
equipped
with
TITLE/CRAWL,
a
digital
adder
is
employed
to
provide
smooth
transition
from
one
page
to
the next
during
CRAWL
(U17).
4.5 TIMING SECTION
Character
display
must
be
synchronized
to
the
input
video
frame.
The
Video
Section
pro-
vides
a
horizontal
margin
(U50)
and
vertical
delay
(U51,
52)
referenced
to
input
video.
A
character
bit
rate
(U56)
is
divided
by
10
to
provide
basic
character
timing.
Thirty-two
characters
per
line
(U61,
62)
produce
an
end-of-scan
(EOS),
reset
at
each
H
pulse.
A
counter
establishes
both
active
display
area
and
the
space
in
between
rows
of
characters.
(U59).
Each
full
character
height
advances
the
line
counter
(U65)
one
count
until
an
end-of-field
signal
holds
further
display
until
reset
by
the
next
verti-
cal sync
pulse.
4.6
TIMING
SECTION
—
TITLE/CRAWL
An
auxiliary
set
of
counters
is
available
in
units
equipped
with
Title/Crawl
mode.
These
reference
counters
(U32,43,49)
determine
at
what
count
each
of
the
timing
counters
begins.
In
Title
mode,
the
screen
is
masked
to
show
only
the
lowest
of
the
eight
lines.
The
Title
position
also
provides
a
preset
input
to
the
line
counter,
freezing
it
at
the
address
corresponding
to
the
cursor
position
(U34,39,46),
such
that
thedine
of
information
above
the
cursor
appears
at
the
bottom
of
the
screen.
Using
the
cursor
up
or
down
controls
changes
the
cursor
address,
hence
the
line
displayed.
In
Crawl
mode,
the
reference
counters
undergo
continuous
change,
creating
the
impression
of
character
motion
from
right
to
left.
The
end-of-field
(EOF)
signal
clocks
the
bit
counter
(U49)
once
per
field
causing
the
display
to
begin
earlier
on
each
scan
line.
When
10
dots
have
been
counted,
the
character
counter
(U44)
shifts
by
one
character
allowing
the
process
to
begin
again.
After
16
characters
have
been
counted,
the
first
character
of
the
next
line
becomes
first
to
be
displayed.
In
most
units,
the
completion
of
eight
lines
advances
the
page
register
by
one
page
(the
one-
page
crawl
option
bypasses
this
step,
allowing
a
single
page
to
repeat).
The
PAUSE/FLASH
keyswitch
temporarily
freezes
the
reference
bit
counter,
halting
Crawl
motion.
4-2

SECTION 5 — Parts List
Reference
Designation
Cl
C2
C3
C4,C5
C6
C7
C8
C9
C10
Cll
C12,£13
C14
C15
C16
en
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
CR1, CR2
CR3, CR4
CRS
D1
thru
D8
Fl
jl
J2,33
14
Pl
P2, P3
P4
Ql
Q2, Q3
Q4,Q5
Q6
thru
Q9
Description
Capacitor, Electrolytic, 220 uF, 10V
Capacitor, Electrolytic, 10 uF, 25V
Selected
Capacitor, 0.1 uF, 50V
Capacitor, Electrolytic, 220 uF, 10V
Capacitor, 0.1 uF, SOV
Capacitor, Electrolytic, 220 uF, 10V
Capacitor, 1.0 uF, 50V
Capacitor, 0.1 uF, 50V
Capacitor, 1.0 uF, SOV
Capacitor, 0.1 uF, SOV
Not Used
Capacitor, Electrolytic, 470 uF, 16V
Capacitor, 15 pF
Capacitor, NPO, 100 pF
Capacitor, 1.0 uF, SOV
Capacitor, 1000 uF, 50V
Capacitor, Electrolytic, 10 uF, 25V
Not Used
Capacitor, 0.01 uF, 100V
Capacitor, 0.002 uF
Capacitor, 0.001 uF
Diode
Not Used
Diode Rectifier
LED
Fuse, 1 Ampere, 250V
Connector, 24-pin
Connector, 6-pin header
Connector, 3-pin
Connector, Plug, Female, 24-Pin
Connector, Plug, Female, 6-Pin
Connector, Plug, Female, 3-Pin
Transistor
Transistor
Transistor
Transistor
5-1
Manufacturer
Sprague
Sprague
Aerovox
Sprague
Aerovox
Sprague
Erie
Aerovox
Erie
Aerovox
Sprague
Centralab
Erie
Erie
Sprague
Sprague
Erie
Erie
Erie
National Semiconductor
Varo
Dialco
Buss
Methode
Methode
Methode
Methode
Methode
Methode
National Semiconductor
National Semiconductor
National Semiconductor
National Semiconductor
Part Number
196D227X9010TE4
503D106G025 AS
3420-050E-104M
196D227X9010TE4
3420-050E- 104M
196D227X 9010TE4
8131-050-651-105M
3420-050E- 104M
8131-050-651-105M
3420-050E-104M
503D477G016DK
DD150
8121-100-COGO-101K
8131-050-65 1-105M
TVA1316
503D106G025AS
8121-100-X7RO-103K
8121-100-X7RO-222K
8121-100-X7RO-102K
1N914
VH148
559-102-001
AGC-1
1100-1-124-01
1100-1-106-01
3100-1-103-01
1300-024
1300-006
3400-003
2N5139
2N5 134
2N5139
2N5134

Reference
Designation
Q10
Qll
R1, R2
R3
R4
RS
R6
R7, R8
R9
R10
R11, R12, R13
R14, R1S, R16
R17
R18
R19
R20
R21
R22
R23, R24
R25
R26
R27
R28
R29
R30
R31, R32
R33
R34
R35, R36
R37
R38, R39
R40
Description
Transistor
Transistor
Resistor, 1OK, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, Potentiometer, 500K
Resistor, Potentiometer, 5K
Resistor, 1K, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 47K, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, LOK, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 100K, 1/4W, 5%
Not Used
Resistor, 1OK, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, Potentiometer, 10K
Resistor, 75Q, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 150Q, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 2.2K, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, Potentiometer, 10K
Resistor, 75Q, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 150Q, 1/4W, 5%
Not Used
Resistor, 1.0K, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 1M, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 1OK, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 1K, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, Potentiometer, 1K
Resistor, 100K, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 1OK, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 1M, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 5102, 1/4W, 5%
Not Used
Resistor, 6.8K, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 10K, 1/4W, 5%
Resistor, 100K, 1/4W, 5%
Switch, Momentary, SPDT, Center OFF
Switch, SPDT, 2-position
Switch, SPDT, Center OFF
Switch, DPDT, 2-position
Switch, SPDT, 2-position
Switch, DPDT, 2-position
Transformer
IC, Character Generator
IC, 4-Bit Binary Counter
IC, Dual J-K Flip-Flop
IC, Character Generator
IC, Hex Inverters
IC, Quad 2-Input OR Gates
Resistor Network
IC, Tri-State Buffer
Resistor Network
5-2
Manufacturer
National Semiconductor
National Semiconductor
Beckman
Beckman
Beckman
Beckman
RCO7
Beckman
RCO7
C&K
C&K
C&K
C&K
C&K
C&K
Signal
National Semiconductor
National Semiconductor
National Semiconductor
National Semiconductor
National Semiconductor
National Semiconductor
Beckman
National Semiconductor
INTEL
Beckman
Part Number
2N5139
2N5134
72P-R504
72P-R502
RCO7
72P-R103
RCO7
RCO7
RCO7
72P-R103
RCO7
RCO7
RCO7
72P-R102
RCO7
RCO7
7105561
7101361
7103J61
7201
7101
7201
241-4-16
DM8678BLK
74C93
74LS76
8678
74LS04
74LS32
784-1-R10K
80C97
2114
784-1-R10K