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(4)
marked
©
is
a
special
nut
for
playback
azimuth
adjustment.
(5)
marked
X
is
a
special
nut
for
the
record
head
height
adjustment.
(6)
marked
X
is
a
special
nut
for
the
record
head
tilt
adjustment.
(7)
marked
O
is
a
special
nut
for
the
record
head
azimuth
adjustment.
3.
Adjusting
methods
Perform
the
following
adjustment
procedure
after
head
assembly
replacement.
1)
Play
head
azimuth
e
Connect
the
LINE
OUT
jacks
to
an
electronic
volt-
meter
(two-meter
VTVM).
e
Play
test
tape
TMT-702
and
adjust
the
screw
4
so
that
the
output
of
electronic
voltmeter
is
optimized.
2)
Record
head
azimuth
e
Connect
the
LINE
OUT
jacks
to
a
two-meter
VTVM.
e
Observe
the
simultaneous
monitor
output
with
the
two-meter
VTVM
while
recording
a
14
kHz
signal
at
QO
VU
—20dB
and
adjust
the
screw
7
so
that
the
output
is
maximum.
Note:
Perform
this
adjustment
using
the
stable
middle
part
of
side
A
of
TS-5
(UD)
and
also
confirm
it
using
TS-6
(SA)
and
TS-7
(ME).
The
above
adjustments
are
recommended
to
check
after
fixing
the
mechanical
section
to
the
cabinet.
Adjustment
Motor
speed]
Play
back
test
tape
VTT712
and
connect
adjustment
|
electronic
counter
to
the
LINE
OUT
jacks
of
deck
to
measure
the
speed
then
adjust
the
semi-fixed
resistor
on
the
motor
P.C.
board
by
turning
it
so
that
the
reading
of
the
meter
is
3,000
Hz.
Play
VTT712
and
plug
the
wow/flutter
meter
into
the
LINE
OUT
jacks
of
the
deck
then
confirm
that
the
reading
of
the
meter
is
less
than
0.08%
(WRMS).
Wow/flutter
Playback
Measure
using
the
torque
testing
cassette
torque
tape
CTH-N.
Fast-forward|
Set
the
unit
in
the
fast
forward
mode
and
torque
measure
the
torque
in
the
same
way
as
above.
Rewind
Set the
unit
in
the
rewind
mode
and
mea-
torque
sure
the
torque
in
the
same
way
as
above.
Music
scan
|
1.
Music
scan
operation
should
be
per-
check
formed
when
using
TMT-6447
tape.
2.
Music
scan
operation
should
not
be
performed
when
using
TMT-6448
tape.
Adjusting
|
Standard
points
value
Remarks
Semi-fixed|
3,000
Hz
|When
the
electronic
counter
is
incorpo-
resistor
on
motor
P.C.
rated
in
the
wow/flutter
meter,
just
con-
nect
the
electronic
counter
to
the
input
jacks
of
the
meter.
Even
when
it
is
within
a
standard
value,
if
its
variation
becomes
more
than
0.08%
(WRMS),
repairs
are
required
because
of
possible
claims.
40—
70
g-cm
More
than
80
g-cm
More
than
80
g-cm
el
|
4.
Positions
of
electrical
adjustment
Display
P.C.
board
VR301_VR4OI
L
‘@r
‘Or
R
(mera
|
—20dB
Adj.
Front
Amplifier
P.C.
board
t
L202
-
Skewing
fein
Rec.
Level
Adj.
s
Front
VvRI03
‘Metal
Rec.
EO
Adj.
VR203
—~
AO
VR206
VRIOg
Adj.
ee!
CP
Ic909
Bias
current
Adj.
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[al
Bias
frequeno
:
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CN903
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PB.
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CNSO4
CNSOI
vR101
VR201
1C101
1¢502
CNS02
a
eee
te
t—1—
P.B.
Level
Adj.
VR102
VR202
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|
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Fig.
10
5.
Electrical
circuit
adjustment
procedure
Perform
the
electrical
circuit
adjustment
after
the
tape
transport
and
head
angle
adjustments.
Adjustment
should
be
performed
in
the
order
1,2,3,...
Set
the
MPX:
OFF,
output
volume
control
to
maximum
when
measuring.
:
Adjusting
|
Standard
1
Playback
1)
Set
the
Dolby
NR
switch
to
OFF.
level
2)
Set
the
monitor
switch
to
TAPE.
adjustment
|
3)
Play
back
test
tape
VTT-664
and
adjust
VR102
and
VR202
so
that
the
output
level
at
LINE
OUT
is
—4
dBs.
Play
back
test
tape
VTT739
(1
kHz,
Reference
Playback
frequency
|
10
kHz)
and
adjust
VR101
and
VR202
frequency
response
so
that
outputs
of
1
kHz
and
10
kHz
eae
t
are
the
same.
10
kHz
°
SKEWING
|
1)
Set
the
monitor
switch
to
SOURCE.
|
VR903
coil
2)
Apply
a
17.5
kHz
signal
of
around
|
(Input
adjustment
—20
dB
to
the
LINE
IN
jacks.
level)
3)
Adjust
the
input
level
control
with
|
VR901
the
Dolby
NR
switch
set
to
OFF
so
|
(Balance)
that
the
output
of
the
LINE
OUT
jacks
is
—4
dBs.
4)
Set
the
NR
switch
to
ON
and
Dolby
C
NR
switch
to
ON.
5)
Adjust
L102
and
L202
so
that
the
L102,
output
at
the
LINE
OUT
jacks
is
202
—4
dB.
6)
Check
that
level
difference
is
within
+0.5
dB
in
the
frequency
range
of
10
kHz
to
20
kHz.

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