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Commodore 1701 - AUDIO CIRCUIT

Commodore 1701
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1hp'4
to
'n!s~s
tClttce
unci
condehser
C6~2
,.--
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Bias
l'eSisto.hCe.
·open: sound levei
becc
lY\es
h
i'jh
F
R6IS
-
~
n!Si~l1lnce
~
C6~D
Noise ab-;orb
·shot"t
:hO
SOUI\Q
I
-
I
.----
R607,
C60q
----,
N~t;ve
teed ha.ck 'resistClhce
(.612.
DC c.u.t cOhde.I'ISIt.'f"
.
open:
sound
level
becomes
hi~h
Boc~;,
conde.nser
~6DS',c608
Coupli~
TeSls~n~
and cOhdenser'
'F-bOS"
O~}
·c.oo&
open
:no
sound.
II
shari
.c?~n
:
no
souhd
ColO
---r
Couriil\l
cohd~sel'"
'opel"' :
no
')ound
T602
--
......
Audio
ou~~-t
tT"(lhsf.
·open:
no
sound
"Rbi
1
------,
BillS
Y~stl1l\ce
·o~:
1"\0
Sl!l.Incl
1)601
---,
L.Ft
diode
·open: sound
!eve
I
becomes
low
R607
ISOK
\
C609
.015
200V
MY
-
C60S
.OI5MY
\C610
..--;---;-""Arr--;
i--+---+-----"W'r-i
. 4
7150
8 P
R617
470K
R615
47K..l.-
~606
.018MY
R603
~
68
~
~R61a
1"
iaOK
R6J2
~
2.2K
RG04
IK
\
IC601
HAIII07l
AUDIO
"R6D2,
R604
R608
220K
R609
6.8K
(V
X601-
R610
........
560
L7
~
"='"
-,
GC:-
4000A
--1
r
(M.\8 FR6011
(J
(00
I
112FRI
I
I
t +
l C613 .
14.711601
I
or
R61'T.
Rbl8
---,
Outfl4t
voH-C\~e
di"idih~
rec;istc~hce
.J
101l6~
fa
81 IIOV
,...---
c6ob~-
....
R603,C60S"
Filter
"Dc.
'Input
condense.r
CbI4.C6IS
-------"1
Noise
absorb
To,,~
~uQ.lj
ty
c.orrection
. short:
Y\.O
SCUtlQ
'R603
cpen
:no
sound
·R{,o2
open:sound
level
becomes
hi~.
VR
does
hot function.
'RbD4
(lpen:
sound
Ie.
vel
becomes
10
w.
. (;614
short:
soul'\d
level becomes
hiljh.
VR
does
hot
fundio/\.
.c
bll,;
~rt:
sound
ic.;
not
Cl",dible
unless
VR
is
"turned
at
least
ho.lf
way.
AUDIO CIRCUIT
XboZ
.X603
-------.,
Audio
out
·open:sound
level
becomes
low
and
lacks
bass.
R613.
R614
---~
BOola
t\c~
fesistllnc.e
open: sound
leve.l
beComes
low
and
lacks
bass
;<601----.
AudIO
c!ri
ve
·open
~:
1\0 $Qohd
·short
1
FR601.
cbi3
---,
FilteY'
.
FF-(,o\
open:
noSouM
CIRCUIT NOTES
Although specifically written on the
1701
monitor, most circuit theories
apply to the
1702
also. Refer to the
1702
schematic for differences
in
com-
ponent values and identification.
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