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OTARI MX-55T-M - 2.7 Audio Amplifier PCB Controls

OTARI MX-55T-M
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Controls
and
Indicators
MX-55
Operation
Manual
INPUT
LEVEL
trimmer
{VR
1}
REC
EO
HI
trimmer
{VR
2}
REC
EO
LOW
trimmer
{VR
3}
REC
LEVEL
trimmer
{VR
4}
REPRO
LEVEL
trimmer
(VR
6)
SEL·REP
LEVEL
trimmer
{VR
5}
REPRO
EO
HI
SPD
HF/LF
trimmers
{VR
7/VRB}
REPRO
EO
LO
SPD
HF/LF
trimmers
{VR
9/VR
10}
OUTPUT
LEVEL
trimmer
{VR
12}
PEAK
LED
TRIGGER
LEVEL
trimmer
{VR
11}
BIAS
SYMMETRY
trimmer
(VR
13)
OVERBIAS
trimmer
{VR
14}
ERASE
CURRENT
trimmer
{VR
15}
Bias
Check
points
{CP
4/CP
7}
Erase
Check
points
{CP
5/CP
6}
2.7
Controls
on
Audio
Amplifier
PCB
Assembly
This
trimmer
adjusts
the
level
of
the
signal
input
to
the
Record
electronics
.
This
tri
mmer
adjusts
the
High
Speed
record
equalizat
,
ion.
This
trimmer
adjusts
the
Low
Speed
record
equalization.
This
trimmer
adjusts
the
,
level
on
tape
of
the
signal
being
recorded.
This
trimmer
adjusts
the
level
of
the
signal
reproduced
from
the
tape
in
Play
mode.
This
tr
immer
adjusts
the
level
of
the
signal
reproduced
from
the
tape
in
SEL·REP
mode
.
These
trimmers
adjust
the
High
and
Low
Frequency
reproduce
equalization,
respectively,
at
the
High
tape
speed.
These
trimmers
adjust
the
High
and
Low
Frequency
reproduce
equalization,
respectively,
at
the
Low
tape
speed.
ThiS
trimmer
adjusts
the
level
of
the
signal
at
the
OUTPUT
connector
.
This
trimmer
adjusts
the
Trigger
level
for
Peak
level
ind
l
cator
.
This
trimmer
adjusts
the
Bias
waveform
symmetry.
This
trimmer
adjusts
the
level
of
the
Record
bias
appHed
to
the
tape
during
recording
.
This
trimmer
adjusts
the
level
of
the
Erase
current
applied
to
the
Erase
Head
during
recording.
Those
check
paints
are
used
to
measure
the
Bias
current.
CP
4
is
connected
to
Ground
and
CP
7
is
connected
to
the
hot
side.
Those
check
points
are
used
to
test
for
the
presence
of
Erase
Bias
when
replacing
the
Erase
Head.
2·22
March
1989

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