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Brenell MINI 8 - Tape Loading and Unloading; Reel Retainer Procedures; Tape Threading; Unloading Procedure

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4
LOADING
AND
UNLOADING
THE
TAPE
4.1
Remove
the
reel
retainers
from
both
reel
carriers
by
unscrewing
anti-clockwise.
4.2
Place
a
full
reel
of
tape
on
the
left
hand
carrier
and
an
empty
reel
on
the
right
hand
carrier.
Only
10^
inch
(260
mm.)
NAB
spools
should
be
on
this
machine.
Note:
reel
adjusting
shims
are
provided
to
allow
for
reels
of
differing
thickness.
These
are
rings
of
metal
0.7
mm.
thick
that
can
be
removed
by
twisting
to
open
the
cut
in
them,
they
will
then
clear
the
Key
in
the
hub.
4.3
Replace
both
reel
retainers.
If
the
machine
is
operating
vertically
one
reel
should
be
fitted
and
locked
before
the
other
reel
is
placed
on
its
hub.
4.4
Lower
replay
hum
shield
4.5
Pass
the
tape
(see
Fig.
A.l)
o
over
the
tension
arm
(2)
o
across
the
face
of
heads
and
between
the
mu-metal
shield
and
the
replay
head
(3)
o
between
the
pinch
roller
and
the
capstan
o
around
the
motion-sensing
roller
o
onto
the
take
up
reel
and
wind
the
tape
two
or
three
times
around
the
hub
and
rotate
the
reel
until
the
tape
is
tensioned.
Lift
the
head
shield
to
cover
the
replay
head.
4.6
To
UNLOAD
the
tape
it
is
only
necessary
to
press
the
|rewind|
or
(wind!
button
(3.9),
all
of
the
tape
will
wind
onto
the
left
or
right
hand
reel,
releasing
pressure
on
the
tension
arm
(2)
and
operating
the
auto-stop.
Unscrew
the
reel
retainer
and
remove
the
tape.
n.b.
To
avoid
ambiguity
the
following
symbols
have
been
designated:
Channel
function
Deck
function
5.
PLAYBACK
To
replay
a
tape
that
has
been
recorded:
5.1
Load
a
tape
as
described
in
section
4.
5.2
Select
the
track(s)
to
be
replayed
by:
o
setting
the
^ecor^
)
switch(es)
to
OFF
o
the
^line
ou^
switch
to
replay
5.3
Start
the
tape
by
pressing
the
PLAY
pushbutton
5.4
The
replay
signal
will
be
available
at
the
appropriate
channel
Jack(s)
and
the
level
can
be
adjusted
by
means
of
the
appropriate
output
level
control.
The
output
level
controls
should
normally
be
adjusted
to
give
the
required
calibration
reading
on
the
meters
of
the
mixing
console
in
use.
This
can
be
done
by
recording
a
reference
signal
as
described
in
the
Appendices.