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Technics RS-X102 User manual

ORDER
NO.
AD9103044C8
Service
Manual
Cassette
Deck
Dolby
NR-Equipped
S-X
0
Stereo
Double
Cassette
Deck
R
1
2
Color
(K)...
Black
Type
DiC
[etsy
system]
ick
Country
Code
Area
Continental
Europe.
Great
Britain.
F.R.
Germany
and
Italy.
(K)
Asia,
Latin
America,
Middle
Near
East
and
Africa.
Oceania.
MECHANISM
SERIES
(AR300)
SPECIFICATIONS
M@
CASSETTE
DECK
SECTION
Wow
and
flutter
0.1
%
(WRMS)
Fast
forward
and
rewind
times
Deck
system
Stereo
cassette
deck
Approx.
110
seconds
with
C-60
cassette
tape
Track
system
4-track,
2-channel
Input
sensitivity
and
Impedance
Heads
LINE
60
mV/47
kQ
(tape
deck
2)
rec/play
Permalloy
head
Output
voltage
and
impedance
erasing
Double-gap
ferrite
head
LINE
400
mV/800
Q
(tape
deck
1)
play
Permalloy
head
Motors
(tape
deck
2)
Capstan/reel
table
drive
§
DC
servo
motor
WM
GENERAL
(tape
deck
1)
Capstan/reel
table
drive
|©§
DC
servo
motor
Recording
system
AC
bias
Power
consumption
15
W
Bias
frequency
80
kHz
Dimensions
(W
x
H
x
D)
360
x
129
x
285
mm
Erasing
system
AC
erase
(14-3/16"
x
§-3/32”
x
11-7/32")
Tape
speeds
4.8
cm/sec.
(1-7/8
ips)
Weight
3.7
kg
(8.1
Ib.)
Frequency
response
(wio
Dolby
NR)
NORMAL
30
Hz~16
kHz
40
Hz~15
kHz
(DIN)
cro,
30
Hz~16
kHz
40
Hz~15
kHz
(DIN)
Note:
METAL
30
Hz~18
kHz
Specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.
40
Hz~17
kHz
(DIN)
Weight
and
dimensions
are
approximate.
SIN
(signal
level
=
max
recording
level,
CrO.
type
tape)
*
Dolby
noise
reduction
manufactured
under
license
Dolby
B
NR
ON
66
dB
(CCIR)
from
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.
Dolby
NR
OFF
56
dB
(A
weighted)
“Dolby”
and
the
double-D
symbol
are
trade
marks
of
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.
Technics
RS-X102
|
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CONTENTS
Page
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REPLACEMENT
PARTS
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ACCESSORIES
———"
3-core
flat
cable
L-type
cable
Stereo
connection
cables
(REX0346)
:
(SJP2257T)
:
(SJP2249-3)
Amplifier
Make
connections
in
the
numbered
sequence
by
using
the
included
cables.
Stereo
connection
cable
ON
ag
cunnent
OFF
7"
SENSOR
AC
OUTLET
ge
yy
©)
[ed
UNSWITCHED:
White
(L)
Red
(R)
=
SYSTEM
CONTROL
CONTROL
[1]
Connect
the
stereo
connection
cables.
[2]
Connect
the
L-type
cable.
[3]
Connect
the
flat
cable.
SYSTEM
CONTROL
OUT
This
terminal
is
used
to
connect
a
Technics
compact
disc
player
or
a
Technics
stereo
graphic
equalizer
with
the
“SYSTEM
CONTROL
IN”
terminal.
This
terminal
is
used
to
connect
a
Technics
muiti
com-
pact
disc
player
with
the
“CONTROL”
terminal.
RAO
Aw
Cassette
deck
SYSTEM
IN
QUT
(TO
CD)
INE
OU)
mn
Goose
SYSTEM
CONTROL
OUT}
(CONTROL
|
Rs-x102
Mi
LOCATION
OF
CONTROLS
AUTO
REVERSE
recone
marsax
DECK
2
Controls
common
to
both
tape
decks
Indicators
common
to
both
tape
decks
[4]
DECK
ON/OFF
switch
(DECK)
RC1
PLAY
<@
PLAY
RC2
[2]
Synchro-start
button
(SYNCHRO
START)
This
button
can
be
used
to
start
a
tape-to-tape
recording,
simultaneously
starting
tape
deck
1
(the
playback
deck)
and
tape
deck
2
(the
recording
deck).
[A]
Input
level
meter
During
playback,
this
meter
indicates
the
level
of
the
record-
ed
sound
source.
[3]
Tape-to-tape
recording
tape-speed
selector
During
recording,
it
indicates
the
level
being
recorded,
(TAPE
EDIT
SPEED)
adjusted
by
the
recording-level
control.
This
selector
can
be
used
to
select
the
recording
speed
when
a
tape-to-tape
recording
is
made.
Dolby
noise-reduction
indicator
(DOLBY
NR)
This
indicator
illuminates
when
the
Dolby
noise-reduction
[4]
Recording-level
contro!
(REC
LEVEL)
button
is
pressed.
This
control
can
be
used
to
regulate
the
recording
level
of
tape
deck
2.
Reverse-mode
indicators
(
=
,
c>
,
o>)
One
of
these
indicators
illuminates
to
show
which
of
the
reverse
modes
was
selected
by
the
reverse-mode
selector.
[5]
Reverse-mode
selector
(REVERSE
MODE)
This
selector
can
be
used
for
selection
of
the
reverse
mode
(for
either
playback
or
recording).
[D]
Edit-recording
indicators
(EDIT
MODE,
CD,
x1,
x2)
The
words
“EDIT
MODE”
and
“x1
(or
"x
2”)
indicator
will
[6]
Dolby
noise-reduction
button
(DOLBY
NR)
illuminate
when
a
tape-to-tape
recording
is
made.
This
button
is
used
to
reduce
the
“hissing”
noise
heard
from
The
words
“EDIT
MODE”
and
“CD”
indicator
will
illuminate
the
tape.
when
a
CD
edit-recording
is
made.
RS-X102
Tape
deck
1
STEREO
DOUBLE
CASSETTE
DECK
Act
mae
Tape
deck
2
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Controls
applicable
to
tape
deck
1
and/or
2
[1]
Cassette
holder
[2]
Eject
button
(4
EJECT)
This
button
can
be
used
to
open
the
cassette
holder.
[3]
Pause
button
(If
PAUSE)
This
button
can
be
used
to
temporarily
stop
the
tape
playback
or
recording,
on
tape
deck
2
only.
[4]
Record
button
(REC)
This
button
can
be
used
to
change
tape
deck
2
to
the
recor-
ding
stand-by
mode.
[5]
Automatic-record-muting
button
(AUTO
REC
MUTE)
This
button
can
be
used
to
make
a
silent
interval
on
the
tape
during
recording,
on
tape
deck
2
only.
[6]
Fast-forward/cue,
rewind/review
buttons
(<<,
>)
These
buttons
are
used
to
advance
or
rewind
the
tape.
Dur-
ing
playback,
these
buttons
are
used
to
cue
or
review
while
listening
to
the
contents
at
high
speed.
Forward-side
playback
button
(>
PLAY)
This
button
can
be
used
to
start
the
playback
or
recording
of
side
‘‘A”’
of
the
cassette
in
tape
deck
2
only.
(The
tape
will
then
begin
moving
in
the
left-to-right
direction.)
Stop
button
(lf
STOP)
This
button
can
be
used
to
stop
tape
movement.
[9]
Reverse-side
playback
button
(<]
PLAY)
This
button
can
be
used
to
start
the
playback
or
recording
of
side
"B"
of
the
cassette
in
tape
deck
2
only.
(The
tape
will
then
begin
moving
in
the
right-to-left
direction.)
Tape
counter
reset
button
(RESET)
This
button
can
be
used
to
reset
the
tape
counter
indication
(for
tape
deck
2
only)
to
“000”.
Fast-forwardicue
button
(>>)
This
button
is
used
to
advance
the
tape.
During
playback
this
button
is
used
to
cue
the
contents
at
high
speed.
[12]
Rewind/review
button
(<<<)
This
button
is
used
to
rewind
the
tape.
During
playback
this
button
is
used
to
review
the
contents
at
high
speed.
Indicators
applicable
only
to
deck
1
or
2
RC.1
PLAY
DOLBY
NR
=
CD
OD
EDIT
MODE.
x1
CD
x2
[A]
Forward-side
indicator
(>)
This
indicator
illuminates
during
playback
or
recording
on
tape
deck
2
to
indicate
that
side
‘A’
of
the
tape
is
being
used.
Reverse-side
indicator
(<<)
This
indicator
illuminates
during
playback
or
recording
on
tape
deck
2
to
indicate
that
side
‘‘B"
of
the
tape
is
being
used.
Remote-control
indicator
(R.C.1/R.C.2)
This
indicator
illuminates
to
indicate
that
this
tape
deck
can
now
be
controlled
by
the
remote-control
transmitter
(included
with
tuner).
[D]
Playback
indicator
(PLAY)
When
this
indicator
illuminates
steadily,
it
indicates
that
this
tape
deck
is
in
the
playback
mode
or
the
recording
mode
(for
tape
deck
2
only).
When
it
flashes
continually,
this
is
an
indication
that
tape
deck
2
is
in
the
pause
mode
or
the
recording
stand-by
mode.
[E]
Recording
indicator
(EZ)
This
indicator
illuminates
to
indicate
that
tape
deck
2
is
in
the
recording
stand-by
mode
or
is
recording.
[F]
Tape
deck
2
counter
Indicates
the
amount
of
tape
movement.
RS-X102
Mi
DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
“ATTENTION
SERVICER”
Some
chassis
components
may
have
sharp
edges.
Be
careful
when
disassembling
and
servicing.
Ref.
No.
2
i
NO;
|
Removal
of
the
cabinet
Removal
of
the
front
panel
ass’y
|
Procedure
Procedure
«Remove
the
6
screws
(O~@).
Ref.
No.
3
Procedure
1-2-3
Removal
of
the
main
P.C.B.
Rear
panel
Front
panel
ass’y
2.
Remove
the
2
connectors
(CP1,
CP2).
3.
Remove
the
5
flat
cables
(CN3,
CN4,
CN5,
CN6,
CN8).
4.
Remove
the
front
panel
ass’y
in
the
direction
of
arrow.
How
to
remove
the
flat
cable
¢Pull
out
the
flat
cable
while
1.
Lift
the
connector.
pressing
the
connector.
2.
Pull
out
the
flat
cable.
(CN3,
CN5,
CN8)
(CN4,
CN6)
Pa
Flat
cable
5
My
Connector
,
Ole
at
Connector
2.
Remove
the
5
screws
(O~@).
Removal
of
the
mechanism
units
(DECK
1,
DECK
2)
Ref.
No.
4
Removal
of
the
FL
meter
P.C.B.
Procedure
1-2-5
Procedure
FL
meter
P.C.B.
Cassette
holder
(DECK
1)
Eject
button
(DECK
1)
Eject
button
(DECK
2)
1.
Remove
the
2
screws
(O,
@).
2.
Remove
the
FL
meter
P.C.B.
in
the
direction
of
arrow.
; ;
Cassette
holder
Mechanism
unit
(DECK
2)
r
Ref.
No.
6
Procedure
1-2—-4—5-6
Removal
of
the
mechanism
angle
@
Removal
of
the
mechanism
unit
(DECK
1)
1.
Press
the
eject
button
and
open
the
cassette
holder.
2.
Remove
the
4
screws
(@~®).
i
Removal
of
the
mechanism
unit
(DECK
2)
1.
Press
the
eject
button
and
open
the
cassette
holder.
2.
Remove
the
4
screws
(@~®).
Removal
of
the
eject
angle,
eject
buttons,
and
eject
lever
Procedure
ox
Eject
rod——____
:
2S
YA
Eject
lever
Eject
button
(DECK
1)
i.
4
©
Eject
button
(DECK
2)
3.
Pull
out the
claw
of
the
eject
4.
Turn
the
eject
lever
in
the
rod
in
the
direction
of
direction
of
arrow
@,
and
1.
Release
the
1
claw.
arrow
®,
remove
the
eject
remove
the
eject
lever
in
the
2.
Pull
out
the
eject
angle
in
the
buttons
and
the
eject
rod
in
direction
of
arrow
@.
direction
of
arrow
®.
the
direction
of
arrow
@.
—6-—
RS-X102
Removal
of
the
cassette
lid
Removal
of
the
cassette
holder
(DECK
1,
DECK
2)
(DECK
1,
DECK
2)
Procedure
1324-5
—6—7-8--9
Cassette
lid
(DECK
1)
Cassette
lid
©
Damper
gear
ass’y
(R)
(DECK
2)
e
Lift
the
cassette
lid
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@
and
remove
it
in
the
direction
of
arrow
©.
1.
Remove
the
2
screws
(O,
@).
2.
Remove
the
damper
gear
ass’y
(L)
and
damper
gear
Ref.
No.
:
ass’y
(R).
10
Removal
of
the
operation
P.C.B.
Procedure
1-24-56
78-910
Cassette
holder
(DECK
1)
SS
SN
Rec
level
knob
XS
;
&
x
SS
1.
Remove
the
rec
level
knob.
.
Remove
the
springs
in
the
direction
of
arrow
©.
.
Remove
the
ribs
in
the
direction
of
arrow
©.
.
Remove
the
cassette
holder
in
the
direction
of
arrow
@.
oe
©
3.
Release
the
14
claws.
|
2.
Remove
the
4
screws
(@~®@).
RS-X102
Ref.
No.
P
11
|
How
to
check
the
main
P.C.B.
|
0
Ps
Procedure
%
1-11
Rear
panel
Front
panel
ass’y
3.
Remove
the
4
screws
(O~®).
4.
Remove
the
front
panel
ass’y
in
the
direction
of
5.
Remove
the
bottom
board
ass’y.
arrow.
6.
Reinstall
the
front
panel
ass’y
to
the
main
P.C.B.
RS-X102
@
INFORMATION
ON
POWER
SUPPLY
FIXTURE
*
LOCATION
(Front
view)
(Rear
view)
Voltage
selector
(110/127
V/220
V/240
V)
Turntable
terminal
(DC
12V,
0.1A)
Spare
terminal
(AC
16V,
0.16A)
Tuner
terminal
(AC
9V,
0.6A)
Tape
Deck
terminal
(AC
11V,
1A
x2)
Power
switch
AC
cord
(AC
50/60
Hz
110/127/220/240V)
FL
Display
terminal
(AC
3V,
0.2A)
¢
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM
(Reference)
Spare
01
0.0
|
AC
16V
0.16A
Turntable
OC12V
O.1A
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|
Fuse
|
F1(250V
1A)
|
L
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Fuse
F3
(125V
1A)
|
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|
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|
4
|
4
VOLTAGE
SELECTOR
Haare
|
Tuner
|
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0.68
BRN
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Fuse
F4
(125V
2A)
to
SA
(AC
SOHz/60Hz
1¥0V/127V/220V
/240V)
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Tape
Deck
t
fesse
ACI
1Ax2
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|
Fuse
3K
Power
Supply
Fixture
Parts
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|
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HOW
TO
CONNECT
Voltage
controller
Power
Supply
Fixture
MAIN
P.C.B.
(1)
AC
IN
Supply
the
same
voltage
as
indicated
on
the
©
voltage
selector
of
power
supply
Fixture.
RS-X102
|
MIMEASUREMENTS
AND
ADJUSTMENTS
Measurement
Condition
Rec.
level
control;
Maximum
¢
Dolby
NR
selector
switch;
Off
¢
Reverse-mode
selector
switch;
—_~
©
Make
sure
heads
are
clean
¢
Tape-to-tape-recording
tape-speed
selector;
X1
e
Make
sure
capstan
and
pressure
roller
are
clean
¢
Judgeable
room
temperature
20+5°C
(68+9°
F)
Measuring
instrument
¢
EVM
(Electronic
Voltmeter)
¢
ATT
(Attenuator)
*
Oscilloscope
e¢
DC
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ADJUSTMENT
(DECK
1/2)
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the
azimuth
adjustment
portion
(8kHz,
—20dB)
of
the
test
tape
(QZZCFM).
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the
azimuth
adjusting
screw
until
the
outputs
of
the
L-CH
and
R-CH
are
maximized
and
the
lissajous
waveform,
as
illustrated,
approaches
0
degrees.
Note:
If
L-CH
and
R-CH
are
not
maximized
at
the
same
point,
2.
3.
adjust
to
the
point
where
the
levels
of
each
channel
are
maximized
and
equal.
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the
same
adjustment
in
the
play
mode.
After
the
adjustment,
apply
screwlock
to
the
azimuth
adjusting
screw.
TAPE
SPEED
ADJUSTMENT
(DECK
1/2)
Normal
speed
1
2.
3.
.
Shift
the
Tape-to-tape
recording
tape-speed
selector
to
“X1”
and
press
the
synchro-start
button.
Playback
the
middle
portion
of
the
test
tape
(QZZCWAT).
Adjust
Deck
1
=
VR903
and
Deck
2=
VR902
so
that
the
output
is
within
the
standard
value.
High
speed
.
Shift
the
Tape-to-tape
recording
tape
speed
switch
to
“X2”
and
press
the
synchro-start
button.
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Playback
the
middle
portion
of
the
test
tape
(QZZCWAT).
.
Adjust
Deck
2=VR901
so
that
the
output
is
within
the
standard
value.
Note:
The
Normal
speed
adjustment
must
be
done
before
the
High
speed
adjustment.
E.HEAD
R/P.
HEAD
Azimuth
Screw
Azimuth
Screw
Azimuth
Screw
(Forward)
(Reverse)
(DECK
2)
(DECK
1)
Fig.
2
LINE
OUT
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frequency
counter
(DECK
1)Standard
value:
3000
+
15
Hz
[Normal
(X1)],
6000
+
600
Hz
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(X2),
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2)Standard
value:
3000
+
15
Hz
[Normal
(X1)],
6000
+
30
Hz
[High
(X2)]
PLAYBACK
GAIN
ADJUSTMENT
(DECK
1/2)
1.
2.
Playback
the
gain
adjusted
portion
(315Hz,
0dB)
of
the
test
tape
(QZZCFM).
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Deck
1=VR3
(L-CH)
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(R-CH)]]
and
Deck
2
=VRS5
(L-CH)
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(R-CH)]]
so
that
the
output
is
within
the
standard
value.
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value:
0.4V+0.5dB
LINE
OUT
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CURRENT
ADJUSTMENT
(DECK
2)
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the
Metal
blank
test
tape
(QZZCRZ)
and
set
the
unit
to
the
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Pause
mode.
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VR301
so
that
the
output
between
TP5
and
GND
ERASE
HEAD
EVM
is
within
the
standard
value.
(Electronic
Standard
value:
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(Metal)...EVM
Reading:
190+
5mV
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OVERALL
FREQUENCY
RESPONSE
(DECK
2)
.
Insert
the
Normal
blank
test
tape
(QZZCRA)
and
set
the
unit
to
the
Record
Pause
mode.
.
Apply
a
reference
input
signal
(1kHz,
—24dB)
through
an
attenuator.
.
Attenuate
the
signal
by
20dB
and
adjust
the
frequency
from
50Hz~
10kHz.
.
Record
the
frequency
sweep.
.
Playback
the
recorded
signal
and
assure
that
it
is
within
the
range
shown
in
Fig.
8
in
comparison
to
the
reference
frequency
(1kHz).
.
If it
is
not
within
the
standard
range,
adjust
VR303
Fig.
8
(L-CH)
and
VR302
(R-CH)
so
that
the
frequency
level
is
within
the
standard
range.
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Level
up
in
high
frequency
range
Increase
the
bias
current.
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Level
down
in
high
frequency
range
...Decrease
the
bias
current.
7.
Repeat
steps
2~6
above
using
the
CrO,
tape
(QZZCRX)
and
the
Metal
tape
(QZZCRZ)
increasing
the
frequency
range
to
12.5kHz
(50
Hz~
12.5kHz).
.
Assure
that
the
level
is
within
the
range
shown
in
Fig.
9.
Normal
Overall
frequency
response
chart
(NR
OUT)
50Hz
100Hz
200Hz
SOOHZ
1kHz
2kHz
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Metal
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frequency
response
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OUT)
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IN
LINE
OUT
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100Hz
200Hz
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1kHz
2kHz
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Fig.
9
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oscillator
OVERALL
GAIN
ADJUSTMENT
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2)
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the
Normal
blank
test
tape
(QZZCRA)
and
set
the
unit
to
the
Record
pause
mode.
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a
reference
input
signal
(1kHz,
—24dB).
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the
output
so
that
its
level
becomes
0.4V.
.
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this
input
signal.
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IN
LINE
OUT
.
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the
signal
recorded
in
step
3
above,
and
assure
that
the
output
is
within
the
standard
value.
.
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it
is
not
within
the
standard
value,
adjust
VR7
(L-CH)
and
VR8
(R-CH).
.
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the
step
2~5
above
until
the
output
is
within
the
standard
value.
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value:
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AF
oscillator
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1/2)
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the
frequency
response
portion
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12.5kHz~63Hz,
—20dB)
of
the
test
tape
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that
the
frequency
response
is
within
the
range
shown
in
Fig.
6
for
both
L-CH
and
R-CH.
LINE
OUT
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200Hz
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DIAGRAM
(arts
list
on
pages
28~31.)
(This
schematic
diagram
may
be
modified
at
any
time
with
development
of
new
technology.)
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OF
IC’S,
TRANSISTORS
AND
DECK
1
Stop
switch
(Mf
STOP).
DECK
1
Fast-forward
switch
(»P).
DECK
1
Rewind
switch
(<<).
DECK
1
Forward-side
playback
switch
(>
PLAY).
Reverse
mode
switch
(REVERSE
MODE;
=,
CD
,©o0).
Dolby
noise-reduction
selector
switch
(Dolby
NR).
DECK
2
Stop
switch
(lM
STOP).
DECK
2
Fast-forward
switch
(»P).
DECK
2
Rewind
switch
(<<).
DECK
2
Forward-side
playback
switch
(>
PLAY).
DECK
2
Reverse-side
playback
switch
(<J
PLAY).
DECK
2
Record
switch
(@
REC).
DECK
2
Pause
switch
(§—|
PAUSE).
Synchro-start
switch
(SYNCHRO
START).
Tape-to-tape
recording
tape-speed
selector
switch
(TAPE
EDIT
SPEED).
DECK
2
Tape
counter
reset
switch
(RESET).
DECK
2
Automatic-record-muting
switch
(Q
AUTO
REC
MUTE).
DECK
ON/OFF
switch
in
“on”
position
(DECK).
DECK
1
Mode
switch
in
“off”
position.
DECK
1
Cassette
half
detection
switch
in
“off”
position.
DECK
1
ATS
(CrO,)
switch
in
“off”
position.
DECK
2
Mode
switch
in
“off”
position.
DECK
2
Cassette
half
detection
switch
in
“off”
position.
DECK
2
Rev.
Rec
Inhibit
switch
in
“off”
position.
DECK
2
For.
Rec
Inhibit
switch
in
“off”
position.
DECK
2
ATS
(CrO,)
switch
in
“off”
position.
DECK
2
ATS
(Metal)
switch
in
“off”
position.
Resistance
are
in
ohms
(Q),
1/4
watt
unless
specified
otherwise.
1K=1,000
(Q),
1M=1,000k
(Q)
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are
in
micro-farads
(uF)
unless
specified
otherwise.
¢
All
voltage
values
shown
in
circuitry
are
under
no
signal
condition
and
playback
mode
of
deck
2
with
volume
control
at
minimum
position
otherwise
specified.
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D>
sdienscs
Voltage
values
at
playback
mode
of
deck
1.
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Voltage
values
at
record
mode.
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measurement
us
EVM.
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Important
safety
notice
Components
identified
by
A
mark
have
special
characteristics
important
for
safety.
When
replacing
any
of
these
components,
use
only
manufacturer’s
specified
parts.
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flow
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the
playback
signal.
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indicates
the
flow
of
the
record
signal.
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supply
part
number
is
described
alone
in
the
replacement
parts
list.
Production
Part
No.
Supply
Part
No.
1C7,
552
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IC
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LSI
are
sensitive
to
static
electricity.
Secondary
trouble
can
be
prevented
by
taking
care
during
repair.
*
Cover
the
parts
boxes
made
of
plastics
with
aluminum
foil.
*
Ground
the
soldering
iron.
*
Put
a
conductive
mat
on
the
work
table.
*
Do
not
touch
the
legs
of
IC
or
LS!
with
the
fingers
directly.
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MICROCOMPUTER
(This
microcomputer
is
used
for
mechanical
operation.)
P6
(1)
Counter
reset
signal
of
deck
2
(“RESET”:
“L”,
others:
“H”)
AVsg
(GND)
Vree
P6
(3)
Counter
reset
signal
of
deck
1
(“RESET”:
“L”,
others:
“H”)
Variable
voltage
level
signal
of
rec.
level
volume
Peak
voltage
terminal
of
rec.
signal
Operation
key
switches
Deck
2:
STOP,
F.F./REW,
PLAY,
REC,
PAUSE,
SYNCHRO
START,
X1/X2,
counter
reset
P6
(0)
AN
(7)
>
1)
>
N
(6)
AN
(5)
Operation
key
switches
Deck
1:
STOP,
F.F./REW,
F.
PLAY,
Dolby
B/C,
Meter
range
counter
reset
al
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AN
(3)
=
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tape
det.
signal
of
Leader
tape
det.
signal
of
deck
1
“AUTO
REC
MUTE”
key
switch
P4
(1)
signal
of
deck
2
(“ON”:
“L”,
“OFF”:
“H")
18
Pai
en
|
Mute
signal
of
line
out
PS
(5)
(Mute
“ON”:
“H”,
Mute
“OFF”:
SL)
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=
ia
Mute
signal
with
Cue/Review
action
(Mute
“ON”:
“H”,
Mute
“OFF”:
“L”)
Rec.
mute
signal
of
deck
2
(Mute
“ON”:
“H”,
Mute
“OFF”:
“ry
0
Division
Function
Playback
equalizer
select
signal
with
tape
edit
of
deck
1
(Normal:
“H”,
X2
edit:
“L”)
CD
Synchro
rec.
signal
(CD
STOP:
“H”,
CD
PLAY:
“L”)
CD
Synchro
rec.
possible/impossible
signal
(possible:
“L”,
impossible:
“H”)
“AC
POWER
OFF”
det.
terminal
GND
terminal
Reset
signal
(“L’”
=RESET,
Normal:
“H”)
Clock
OSC
terminal
Not
used,
open
She
cess
Ea
P5
(7)
Test
terminal
(Normal=“H”)
P5
(6)
Model
select
(Normal:
“L”)
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Reverse
rec.
inh.
switch
of
deck
2
(“ON”:
lig
“OFF”:
“H")
Forward
rec.
inh.
switch
of
deck
2
(“ON”:
“L”,
“OFF”:
“H”)
Reel
rotation
pulse
signal
of
deck
2
Dolby
B
“ON/OFF”
select
signal
(“ON”:
al
Pade
“OFF”:
“H)
P1
(5)
Not
used,
open
P41
(4)
Playback
amp.
select
signal
(Deck
2-P.B:
“L’”,
others: “H”)
Pt
(3)
Bias
OSC
“ON/OFF”
select
signal
(SON”:
od
Oger
“OFF”:
“H”)
10
;
Dolby
circuit
encord/decord
select
signal
(encord:
“L”,
decord:
“H”)
Not
used,
open
Bus
clock
signal
Bus
data
signal
Forward
rec.
inh.
switch
of
deck
1
(“ON”:
“L",
“OFF”:
“H”)
Reverse
rec.
inh.
switch
of
deck
1
(“ON":
“L",
“OFF:
“H”)
Cassette-half
det.
switch
of
deck
1
(SON”:
au
Bia
“OFF”:
“H”)
Mechanism
mode-switch
of
deck
1
(SON”:
id
Bigs
“OFF”:
“H”)
Mechanism
plunger
“ON/OFF”
select
signal
of
deck
2
(“ON”:
“HH”,
“OFF”:
“L")
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Mechanism
motor
“ON/OFF”
select
signal
of
deck
2
(“ON”:
“H”,
“OFF”:
“L”)
Mechanism
motor
speed
select
signal
of
deck
2
(‘*X1":
“H”,
“XQ”:
“Ly
Mechanism
plunger
“ON/OFF”
select
signal
of
deck
1
(“ON”:
“H”,
“OFF":
“L”)
Mechanism
motor
speed
select
signal
of
deck
1
(X1":
“H”,
“x2”:
“Ly
Mechanism
motor
“ON/OFF”
select
signal
of
deck
1
(“ON”:
“H”,
“OFF”:
“L”)
Mechanism
reel
rotation
pulse
signal
of
deck
1
Power
switch
(“ON”:
“L”,
“OFF”:
“H”)
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Division
Segment
signal
for
FL
display
_
Not
used,
open
Pull
down
power
supply
terminal
(~
Voc)
Peel
pulse
signal
of
deck
2
Tape
counter
reset
terminal
of
Tape
counter
reset
terminal
of
deck
1
GND
terminal
Power
supply
terminal
24
VRIN
Reset
terminal
(“RESET”:
“H”)
Test
terminal
Clock
OSC
terminal
(4MHz)
Power
supply
terminal
Grid
signal
for
FL
display
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A1-2,
A1-3).
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to
the
packing
on
page
38
of
the
service
manual
for
Model
No.
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No.
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REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST
+
Important
safety
notice:
Components
identified
by
A\
mark have
special
characteristics
important
for
safety.
When
replacing
any
of
these
Notes
:
components
use
only
manufacturer’s
specified
parts.
Part
Name
&
Description
DTC114ESTP
|
TRANSISTOR
_{
INTEGRATED
CIRCUIT
(S)
DTAL14ESTP
|
TRANSISTOR
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2SB1030QTA
|
TRANSISTOR
AN7384N
{ELECTRIC
VOLUME
KSC2785YGTA
|
TRANSISTOR
AN7351K
PLAYBACK/REC
AMP
DICLI4ESTP
=
—
|
TRANSISTOR
M5218.
REC
LEVEL
CONTROL
DTCLI4ESTP
|
TRANSISTOR
CXA1101P
DOLBY
NR
DTALI4ESTP
=,
TRANSISTOR
HD404302SA02
|MICROCOMPUTER;
FL
METER
DTCLI4ESTP
=|
TRANSISTOR
Mo218L
BUFFER
AMP
KSAL175YGTA
|
TRANSISTOR
M50963-245SP
MICROCOMPUTER:
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28B1240-P
TRANSISTOR
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TALL
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HALL
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TRANSISTOR
(S)
2SB1030QTA
|
TRANSISTOR
DICII4ESTP
|
TRANSISTOR
2SJ164PQRTA
|
TRANSISTOR
KSAL175YGTA
|
TRANSISTOR
KSAL175YGTA
|
TRANSISTOR
DTC1I4ESTP
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25B1240-P
TRANSISTOR
KSC2785YGTA
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2SD1450RSTA
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DICLI4ESTP
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TRANSISTOR
DTALI4ESTP
|
TRANSISTOR
T
2803311A-Q
|
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KSC2785YGTA
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KSBS64ACYGTA
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DTALI4ESTP
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TRANSISTOR
KSD471ACYGTA
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TRANSISTOR
DTC1I4ESTP
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TRANSISTOR
KSAL175YGTA
|
TRANSISTOR
KSC2785YGTA
|
TRANSISTOR
2SD2037EFTA
|
TRANSISTOR
DTAL14ESTP
=|
TRANSISTOR
2SB1357EFTA
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2SD2037EFTA
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