unit, which switches the unit into the recording mode with a microphone amplifier. By the way, the cover is closed by
itself by a spring.
There is a cover on the back of the unit, which can be removed after loosening a single screw. Here the operating
voltage of the device can be changed. When a fuse burn through, in the cover the same replacement is to be found.
Actually, this is quite handy. As you can see, with this device is obviously no fuse burnt through. The spare fuses had
not yet been used and are still located in the provided bracket on the cover.
The other connections on the back. Not visible in this picture is another loudspeaker socket, which is located under the
three connectors right-hand.
The red part is used to switch the operating voltage. As you can see, the TK 147 can be operated with either 220 or
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