
12.1.4
Fast
forward
and
rewind
rotational
speed
1.
adjustment
Connect
a
frequency
counter
between
the
FG
and
GND
terminals
on
the
reel
motor
control
ass’y
(see
Fig.
12-5).
Set
to
forward
direction,
and
switch
to
fast
forward
mode.
Adjust
the
frequency
counter
reading
to
72Hz
+2Hz
by
means
of
VR202.
Switch
to
rewind
mode,
and
check
that
the
frequency
counter
reading
lies
in
the
72Hz
+5Hz
range.
Capstan
motor
control
assembly
VR202
VR201
re
Reel
motor
<
FG
|iGn
ss.
control
assembly
a,
<7]
Connect
the
“>
*
frequency
countor
Fig.
12-5
FF/REW
Rotating
speed
adjustment
12.1.5
Playback
mode
winding
torque
adjust-
1.
ment
Set
to
forward
direction,
mount
a
cassette-
type
torque
meter,
and
switch
to
playback
mode.
Adjust
the
winding
torque
to
45g.cm
+5g.cm
by
VR201.
Set
to
reverse
direction.
Check
that
the
winding
torque
is
45g.cm
+10g.
cm.
Torque
meter
Fig.
12-6
Take-up
torque
adjustment
CT-6R/KU,KC,HE,HB,HP,D,D/G
12.1.6
Tape
speed
adjustment
L
2.
Connect
the
frequency
counter
to
the
OUT-
PUT
terminals.
Set
to
forward
direction,
load
a
STD-301
test
tape
wound
to
the
start
of
the
tape,
and
switch
to
playback
mode.
Adjust
the
frequency
counter
reading
to
3005Hz
+20Hz
by
VR101.
Set
to
reverse
direction,
wind
the
test
tape
to
the
start
of
the
tape,
and
switch
to
playback
mode.
Check
that
the
frequency
counter
reading
lies
within
the
3005Hz
+20Hz
range.
Reel
motor
control
assembly
Capstan
motor
control
assembly
Fig.
12-7
Tape
speed
adjustment
12.1.7
Fast
travel
torque
check
1.
Set
to
forward
direction,
mount
a
cassette-
type
torque
meter,
and
switch
to
fast
forward
mode.
Check
that
the
fast
forward
torque
is
within
the
100g.cm
+30g.cm
range.
Switch
the
mode
to
rewind,
and
again
check
that
the
rewind
torque
lies
within
the
100g.cm
+30g.cm
range.
12.1.8
Back-tension
torque
check
Set
to
forward
direction,
mount
a
cassette-
type
torque
meter,
and
switch
to
playback
mode.
Check
that
the
supply
reel
back-tension
lies
within
the
3.5g.cm
+1.5g.cm
range.
Reverse
the
direction.
Check
that
the
supply
reel
back-tension
again
lies
within
the
3.5g.cm
+1.5g.cm
range.
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CT-GR/KU,KC,HE,HB,HP,D,D/G
12.
ADJUSTMENTS
12.1
MECHANICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
12.1.1
a
2.
Pinch
roller
pressure
adjustment
Set
to
forward
direction,
and
switch
to
play-.
back
mode
without
loading
a
cassette
half.
Using
a
tension
gauge
as
shown
in
Fig.
12-1,
gently
press
against
the
pinch
roller
arm.
The
tension
gauge
reading
should
lie
between
250g
and
400g
at
the
moment
that
the
pinch
roller
is
separated
from
the
capstan,
and
the
capstan
stops
rotating.
If
the
reading
lies
outside
the
above
range,
replace
the
pinch
roller
pressure
spring.
Set
to
reverse
direction
and
measure
the
pinch
roller
pressure
for
the
pinch
roller
on
the
other
side
in
the
same
way
as
described
above.
Tension
gauge
(Part
No.
GGK-047)
Erase
head
Capstan
)
Ve
Fig.
12-1
Pinch
roller
pressure
adjustment
Pinch
roller
12.1.2
Preliminary
azimuth
adjustment
1.
2.
20
Set
to
forward
direction,
and
switch
to
stop
mode.
Using
a
screwdriver
as
shown
in
Fig.
12-2,
adjust
gap
A
between
the
housing
and
the
revolving
base
to
1.5mm
by
turning
screw
Set
to
reverse
direction.
Using
the
screwdriver
again,
adjust
gap
B
between
the
housing
and
the
revolving
base
to
1.5mm
by
turning
screw
@
.
Rotating
base
mg
REC/PB
head
Fig.
12-2.
Azimuth
adjustment
point
Fig.
12-3
Azimuth
preadjustment
12.1.3
Tape
travel
adjustment
1.
y
on
Set
to
forward
direction,
load
a
mirror-equipped
cassette,
and
switch
to
playback
mode.
Adjust
nut
@
to
ensure
that
no
tape
curling
occurs
in
the
guide
section
of
the
recording
and
erase
heads
as
shown
in
Fig.
12-4.
Set
to
reverse
direction.
Adjust
nut
@
to
ensure
that
no
tape
curling
occurs
in
the
guide
section
of
the
recording
and
dummy
heads.
Check
that
there
is
no
tape
curling
during
repeated
forward
and
reverse
tape
_
travel.
Check
point
(guide
section)
Mirror-equipped
cassette
half
USE
A
Peet
et
det
Fig.
12-4
Tape
travel
adjustment