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NAD 4225 - IF ADJUSTMENT; DETECTOR COARSE ADJUSTMENT; DETECTOR ALIGNMENTS (FINAL); AUTOSEARCH LEVEL

NAD 4225
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6.Repeat
step
2+3+4+5
if
curve
height
is
outside
of
tolerances,
if
necessary
distribute
the
error
between
90
and
105
MHz.
Check
tuning
voltage
again
if
tolerances
not
possible
to
schieve.
C
IF
ADJUSTMENT
1.Set
tuner
to
approximately
98
MHz
(the
tuner
must
be
tuned
to
an
unoccupied
frequency)
enter
into
preset
3,
and
tume
FM
generator
to
display
a
curve
on
the
oscilloscope.
2,Adjust
I
1
(IFT
tuner
frontend)
to
maximun
and
symmetrical
curve
on
the
display,
using
as
little
input
signal
as
possible.
D
DETECTOR
COARSE
ADJUSSTMENT
(OPTIONAL,
NEEDED
ONLY
IF
DETECTOR
WAS
REPAIRED).
1.Reduce
sweep
modulation
level
‘to
+
75
KHz
and
set
input
level
to
300
uV.
2.Adjust
FM
generator
frequency
so
that
both
legs
of
the
inverted
U-shaped
curve
are
equally
high
on
the
display.
The
curve
should
be
almost
perfectly
symmetrical.
3.Disconnect
detector
probe
from
tuner
and
oscilloscope.
Connect
either
of
the
tape
rec.
outputs
to
the
oscilloscope.
4.Adjust.
1102,
FM
DET
PRIMARY
to
maximum
curveheight
and
1103,
FM
DET
the
front
of
unit
to
minimum
curveheight
and
straightest
possible
line.
Go
back
and
forth
between
primary
and
secondary
till
both
are
peaked.
NOTE:
Both
the
cores
should
be
within
1.5mm
from
the
top
of
the
form.
E
DETECTOR
ALLIGNMENTS
(FINAL)
1.Disconnect
detector
probe
and
connect
tape
rec.
outputs
to
VIVM’s
oscilloscope
and
distortion
analyzer.
2.Switch
stereo
generator
to
1
KHz
100
%
(+
75
KHz)
mono
modulation
and
oscilloscope
to
normal
internal
sweep
0.2
mS
and
0.5
V/cm
sensitivity.
3.Detector
reference
frequency
Reduce
FM
generator
output
level
while
monitoring
THD
from
left
channel.
When
THD
increases
to
3%,
fine
tune
the
FM
generator
frequency
to
minimum
THD.
Reduce
FM
generator
output
level
and
fine
tune
till
no
reduction
in
the
3%
THD
can
be
achieved
by
fine
tuning.
Use
this
frequency
for
all
the
following
detector,
MPX
adjustments.
NOTE:
The
typical
input
level
for
this
3%
THD
should
be
1.6
uV
to
2.3
uvV.
This
is
done
only
to
"lineup"
the
frequency
from
the
generator
to
the
tuner’s
frequency.
IF
IHF
usable
sensitivity
(-30
dB
THD+N=3.16%
THD+N)
is
to
be
verified,
a
proper
JHF
bandpassfilter
must
be
used.
4.Cornmect
DMM
across
P112
(negative)
and
P113
(positive).
Set
FM
generator
output
level
to
1000
uV.
5.Adjust
I102,
FM
DET
PRIMARY
for
OV
on
DMM
TOLERANCE
+
50
mV
6.Adjust
I103,
FM
DET
SECONDARY
for
lowest
THD
SPECIFICATION
less
than
0.1%.
7.Adjust
C917
for
lowest
THD.
8.Repeat
steps
5-7
till
no
further
improvements.
Record
the
DMM’s
final
reading
for
use
later
in
the
adjustment.
F
AUTOSEARCH
LEVEL
1.Connect.
DMM
between
P120
and
ground.
2,Set
FM
generator
level
to
10
uV
and
adjust
R117
so
that
DMM
reading
goes
from
8.5V
to
approximately
0.55V
at
10
uV.
TOLERANCE
+
0.1V.

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