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General| Brand | Aiwa |
|---|---|
| Model | AD-F810 |
| Category | Cassette Player |
| Language | English |
Details power supply, frequency response, S/N ratio, wow/flutter, tape speed, and recording system.
Describes head types, input/output specifications, dimensions, and weight.
Instructions for replacing the power transformer, including safety precautions and adhesive use.
Lists included accessories and package contents with part numbers.
Lists part numbers and descriptions for ICs, transistors, and diodes.
Lists capacitors, coils, and resistors for the main circuit board.
Details components for the front and headphone circuit boards.
Lists parts for power, jack, and switch circuit boards.
Covers mecha board components and other miscellaneous electrical parts.
Visual representation of how different circuit blocks and components interact.
Detailed pin assignments and functional descriptions for the LC6554H-4694 IC.
Illustrates the internal block structure of the HA12142NT and LB1641 ICs.
Shows the physical layout of the main PCB and its internal wiring connections.
Depicts the schematic diagrams for the primary functional blocks of the device.
Details the wiring connections for the front and power supply circuit boards.
Presents schematic diagrams for the mecha control and front panel circuits.
Outlines initial setup parameters and the process for adjusting tape speed.
Details procedures for adjusting azimuth alignment and playback sensitivity.
Covers adjustments for playback frequency response and bias oscillator frequency.
Explains procedures for erase head position and MPX filter adjustments.
Lists key performance metrics like output levels, noise, distortion, and recommended test tapes.
Illustrates the breakdown of the main chassis and front panel assemblies.
Lists parts for the cabinet, front panel, and basic mechanism components.
Shows exploded views of the front, power, and mecha circuit board assemblies.
Lists various cords, shields, knobs, and other small mechanical parts.
Illustrates detailed breakdowns of mechanism sub-assemblies and associated fasteners.
Lists parts such as springs, levers, plates, and holders for the mechanism.
Shows exploded views of motors, switches, and PCB mounting hardware.
Lists specific levers, gears, springs, and cushions used in the mechanism.
Diagrams showing the correct application and identification of various springs within the mechanism.
Instructions on how to print full-size schematics, tiled versions, or specific sections.
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