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Onkyo TA-630D
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3.
Memory
Rewind
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
Press
the
reset
button
to
return
the
counter
to
000.
Then
press
the
memory
button.
Then
commence
operation
in
playback
or
record
modes,
but
not
rewind.
After
reaching
any
desired
position
on
the
tape,
press
the
rewind
key.
Since
the
deck
is
now
in
memory
rewind
mode,
S703
and
S704
will
be
ON.
And
when
the
tape
exceeds
the
original
starting
position
(counter
at
999)
the
counter
switch
$702
will
also
turn
ON.
The
voltage
at
point
(3)
in
the
circuit
diagram
will
then
increase
from
0
to
12V,
this
signal
being
applied
to
the
gate
of
Q704
via
R707
and
C703.
Q704
will
thus
be
turned
ON.
The
charge
on
C707
will
then
discharge
via
the
solenoid
and
Q704,
thereby
activating
the
solenoid.
The
depressed
keys
are
thus
relased
by
the
activated
solenoid.
Upon
completion
of
the
C707
discharge,
Q704
will
be
turned
OFF. C707
will
the
commence
to
charge
up
again
via
the
SOL701
solenoid
to
be
prepared
for
subsequent
operations.
MECHANICAL
OPERATIONS
1.
Drive
System
Play
Drive
Direct
flywheel
drive
via
flat
belt
passing
around
the
motor
pulley.
Take-up
reel
driven
by
an
angled
belt
passing
around
the
motor
pulley
and
a
tension
pulley.
Note
that
because
the
motor
and
tension
pulleys
rotate
in
opposite
directions,
the
belt
is
also
passed
around
an
intermediate
pulley.
FF
and
REW
Drive
:
The
flywheel
driven
by
a
flat
belt
passing
around
the
motor
pulley,
presses
against
an
idler
which
in
turn
drives
the
reel
bases.
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4.
Auto
Stop
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
Motor
Pulley
A
magnet
connected
to
a
counter,
which
in
turn
is
connected
to
the
take-up
reel
via
a
counter
belt,
is
rotated
during
tape
transport.
This
rotating
magnet
consequently
results
in
the
generation
of
square
wave
output
signals
from
the
Q703
Hall
IC
(4).
These
signals
are
rectified
by
D701
and
D702,
smoothed
by
C706,
and
then
applied
to
the
gate
of
Q704
(5)
which
is
thus
kept
at
a
negative
potential.
Once
the
tape
stops,
the
Q703
output
signals
will
cease.
C706
will
thus
be
charged
up
via
R714,
R713,
R710,
and
R709,
resulting
in
an
increase
in
voltage.
-
Q704
will
consequently
turn
ON
if
the
gate
(5)
potential
exceeds
0.6V
(approx.)
The
charge
on
C707
will
then
discharge
via
Q704
and
the
solenoid.
The
solenoid
is
thus
activated,
releasing
the
depressed
keys,
and
bringing
tape
transport
to
a
halt.
After
C707
has
completely
discharged,
Q704
will
turn
OFF.
C707
will
then
recommence
to
charge
up
again
via
the
R714
solenoid
in
order
to
be
ready
for
the
next
auto-stop
operation.
This
charge
up
time
is
approximately
3
seconds.
Tension
Pulley
Middle
Pulley
h
Reel,
supply
Reel,
take-up
Idler
lever
Flat
belt

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