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Philips N 7300 - Adjustments and Checks; General Adjustment Guidelines; Mechanical Adjustments; Speed and Erase Head Calibration

Philips N 7300
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IV.
ADJUSTMENTS
AND
CHECKS
1.
General
remarks
The
electrical
measurements
and
adjustments
refer
to
the
left
channel.
The
connecting
points
and
controls
for the
right
channel
are
given
in
brackets.
Before
each
measurement
or
adjustment
with
running
tape,
heads
and
tape
quides
should
be
demagnetized
and
cleaned.
Do
not
use
magnetized
screwdrivers.
All
voltages
given
have
been
measured
with
an
electronic
voltmeter.
The
outputs
measured
should
be
terminated
with
a
resistor
of
100
kf2.
Adjusted
cores
should
be
sealed.
Adjusted
screws
and
nuts
should
be
lock-painted.
Test
tapes used:
.
BASF-C264Z
-
3922
566
21640
Unmodulated
tape.
.
DIN
test
tape
9.5
For
adjustment
of
head
inclination
and
azimuth
and
check
of
the
frequency
response
during
playback.
.
To
check
the
tape
speed
it
is
possible
to
use:
3150
Hz
4.75cm/s
3922
566
21370
3150
Hz
9.5
cm/s
3922
566
21380
3150Hz
19
cm/s
3922
566
21390
2.
Tape
guides
(item
numbers
224,
229,
241,
273)
The
4
tape
guides
have
been
accurately
adjusted
by
the
factory
and
they
should
never
be
replaced
simulta-
neously,
for
in
that
case
there
will
be
no
reference
nainte
loft
Insert
a
tape
and
setect
PLAY
mode.
The
height
of
the
replaced
tape
guide
should
be
such
that
the
tape
passes
the
outer
tape
guides
at
the
lower
side
and
the
inner
tape
guides
at
the
upper
side.
3.
Tape
tension
comparators
To
the
indication
on
brackets
521
and
532
applies:
each
mark
is
29.
Mechanical
The
force
required
to
keep
the
lever
in
position
—8°
should
be
0.9
N.
This
force
can
be
adjusted
by
changing
the
suspension
points
of
spring
217,
289.
After
adjustment,
the
force
required
to
keep
the
lever
in
position
+4°
should
be
0.7
N.
Electrical
The
“output”
(point
3
panel
3
A
and
point
1
panei
3B)
should
be
loaded
with
100
kQ2
+
5
%.
The
voltage
should
be
measured
with
a
voltmeter
Riz
1MQ.
In
position
the
voltage
at
the
“output”
should
be
7.5
V
+
0.2
V.
The
voltage
can
be
adjusted
by
shifting
the
metal
core
(bracket
523,
538)
after
screw
M2x4
has
been
loosened.
After
adjustment
the
voltage
at
the
output
should
be
5.7
V
0.3
V
in
position
+8°.
CS
74
683
4.
Brake
(Fig.
6)
When
the
brake
solenoid
is
energized
clearance
A
between
brake
shoe
and
reel
disc
should
be
<
0.8
mm.
The
brake
shoe
should
not
interfere
with
the
reel
disc.
The
clearance
can
be
adjusted
by
turning
wheel
C.
~
For
winding
the
brake
torque
should
be
between
80
mNm
and
88
mNm.
Brake
torque
=
force
x
arm.
The
brake
torque
is
adjustable
by
changing
suspension
point
B
of
spring
F2.
5.
Reel
disc
(Figs.
8
and
9)
Height
adjustment
insert
a
tape.
Select
REW
mode
for
checking
or
adjusting
the
left-
hand
reel
disc
and
FF
mode
for
checking
and
adjusting
the
right-hand
reel
disc.
The
tape
should
wind
in
the
centre
of
the
reel.
The
height
of
the
reel
disc
can
be
adjusted
by
turning
adjusting
screw
G
{accessible
via
backcover).
The
axial
play
should
be
between
0.1
mm
and
0.15
mm.
This
is
adjustable
with
adjusting
screw
H
which
is
countersunk
in
adjusting
screw
G.
The
clearance
between
the
mounting
plate
of
the
reel
disc
and
the
cabinet
should
be
equal
at
the
three
fixing
points.
The
clearance
is
adjustabie
with
the
lower
fixing
screw.
Replacement
Attention
to
toothing
of
reel
disc
and
gear.
They
are
not
the
same
left
and
right.
(Check
that
reel
disc
is
clean
and
lubricate
with
Alvania.)
Remove
yea
A
from
mivior
shaft
by
tousening
two
bolts
B.
Insert
reel
disc
shaft
partially
in
bearing
and
check
shaft
distance
|
of
reel
disc
and
motor.
This
distance
1
should
be
33.8
mm
+
0.1
mm
and
is
adjustable
by
loosening
screws
J
and
displacing
reel
disc
bearing
in
slotted
holes
K.
Measure
this
distance
by
means
of
caliper
gauge
and
recheck
after
tightening
screws
J.
Fix
gear
A
and
adjust
height
C
by
means
of
screws
B.
Locate
earth
spring
(item
number
234)
and
quide
it
through
eyelet
of
solder
tag
L.
Guide
reel
disc
shaft
through
bearing
and
lock
it
with
clamping
ring
(3,2
mm).
Completely
tighten
adjusting
screw
G
(clockwise).
Press
pulley
E
(for
left-hand
side
together
with
counter
belt)
against
stop
F
and
fix
with
screw
D.
Adjust
height
of
reel
disc
and
axial
play
as
described
above.
6.
Flywheel
{Fig.
7)
Perpendicular
adjustment
of
capstan
Insert
a
DP
tape.
Select
PLAY
made.
Turn
screw
A
until
tape
runs
flat
between
capstan
and
pressure
roller.
Clearance
between
bearing
and
oil-retaining
ring
should
be
between
0.5
mm
and
0.8
mm.
This
clearance
is
adjustable
by
moving
the
oil-retaining
ring.
7.
Pulling
force
on
tape
Below
applies:
““REW-lever”
is,
seen
from
the
back,
the
right-hand
tape
tension
lever.
“FF-lever”
is,
seen
from
the
back,
the
left-hand
tape
tension
lever.
Insert
an
18
cm
tape
(approx.
in
middle
of
tape).
Select
PLAY
made.
Adjust
with
R471
the
“REW-lever”
to
+49
+
19,
Then
the
“FF-lever”
should
be
adjusted
to
—8°
+
19
with
R477.
Select
PAUSE
mode.
Press
down
the
brake
bracket
rod
until
the
brake
shoes
are
released
from
the
reel
discs.
Adjust
with
R475
the
‘’FF-lever”
to
+4°
+
19.
Select
FF
mode.
Adjust
after
approx.
5s
the
“"FF-lever”
to
--8°
+
with
R473.
Select
REW
mode.
Check
after
approx.
5s
that
“REW-lever”
is
at
—8°
+
2°.
8.
Speed
adjustment
Connect
a
wow
and
flutter
meter
to
BU4/BU104
LINE
OUT.
Insert
a
test
tape
having
a
frequency
of
3150
Hz
recorded
at
4.75
cm/s,
9.5
cm/s
or
19
cm/s
dependent
on the
speed
to
be
adjusted
on
the
set
and
play
it
back.
Adjust
for
correct
speed
by
means
of
one
of
the
trim-
ming
potentiometers
(see
table
below).
After
the
speed
adjustment
the
wow
and
flutter
is
allowed
tO
Ve
as
indicated
in
the
tabie
Veiow.
Speed
Trimming
Wow
and
flutter
potentiometer
4.75
R801
<=+0,2
%
9.5
R802
<+0,15%
19
R803
<=+t+0,1
%
9.
Suppression
of
radiation
from
erase
oscillator
signal
Set
recorder
in
position:
19
-
ST
-
TAPE
CUEING
-
REC
-
PLAY.
—~
“LINE-OUT”
control
at
“MAX”,
other
controls
at
0”’.
No
tape
in
recorder.
Adjust
for
minimum
voltage
(<=
10
mV)
on
BU3
(BU103)
by
means
of L1
(L101).
10.
Playback
head
(Fig.
5)
Height
and
inclination
of
heads
supplied
by
Service
have
already
been
adjusted
in
factory.
Tape
guides
should
have
been
adjusted
to
correct
height
(see
chapter
ADJUSTMENTS
AND
CHECKS,
paragraph
2).
70.1.
Head
inclination
The
front
of
the
head
should
be
exactly
parallel
to
the
tape
or
perpendicular
to
the
mounting
plate.
Check:
Playback
the
10
kHz
azimuth
adjustment
section
of
the
DIN
test
tape.
Brake
the
left-hand
reel
slightly
by
hand
and
measure
the
output
voltages
of
both
channels.
Braking
should
not
cause
the
output
voltage
of
both
channels
to
increase
by
more
than
2
dB.
(Should
this
be
the
case,
the
tape
path
must
be
checked.)
If,
as
a
result
of
braking,
only
the
output
voltage
of
the
left-
hand
channel
increases
by
more
than
2
dB,
the
head
inclines
backwards.
If
braking
only
causes
the
output
voltage
of
the
right-hand
channel
to
increase
by
more
than
2
dB,
the
head
inclines
forwards.
Head
inclination
is
adjustable
with
screw
A.
10.2.
Azimuth
Playback
the
azimuth
adjustment
section
of
the
DIN
test
tape.
The
TRACK
selector
should
be
in
position
ST.
The
signal
should
be
as
large
as
possible
for
both
channels
simultaneously.
This
is
adjustable
with
screw
C.
11.
Adjustment
of
playback
amplifier
Set
recorder
in
position:
9.5
-
ST
-
TAPE
CUEING
-
PLAY.
LINE-OUT
control
at
maximum.
Insert
a
DIN
reference
tape
for
9.5
cm
and
playback
the
reference
level
section.
Adjust
for
an
output
voltage
of
0.6
V
+
0.5
dB
on
BU4
(BU104)
by
means
of
R41
(R141).
12.
Playback
frequency
response
-—
Set
recorder
in
position:
19
-ST
-
TAPE
CUEING
-
PLAY.
LINE-OUT
control
at
maximum.
Insert
a
19
cm
DIN
reference
tape
and
playback
the
fenniinanay:
racnanen
santian
eee
ey
Mees
cer
eee
her
ee
The
frequencies
40
Hz
and
12.5
kHz
should
be
within
7
dB
with
respect
to
the
reference
frequency.
The
frequencies
between
250
Hz
and
6300
Hz
should
be
within
5
dB
with
respect
to
the
reference
frequency.
13.
Recording
head
(Fig.
5)
Height
and
inclination
of
the
heads
supplied
by
Service
have
already
been
adjusted
in
factory.
Tape
guides
should
have
been
adjusted
to
correct
height
(see
chapter
ADJUSTMENTS
AND
CHECKS,
paragraph
2).
Connect
the
recording
head
as
playback
head
by
inser-
ting
the
plug
of
the
recording
head
in
the
socket
of
the
playback
head
on
PC-board
1.
Plug
3
in
connector
4.
Plug
4
in
connector
3.
If
necessary,
head
inclination
and
azimuth
should
be
adjusted
as
described
for
playback
head.
Reinsert
the
plugs
in
the
original
connectors.
Set
recorder
in
position:
19
-ST
-
SOURCE
-
PLAY
-
REC.
Insert
a
reference
tape
(BASF
C264Z).
Apply
a
signal
of
1
kHz
to
BU1
(BU101).
Set the
indicators
to
0
dB
with
recording
controls.
Set
recorder
in
position
TAPE
CUEING.
The
output
signal
should
be
maximum
and
the
phase
difference
should
be
<
10°.
This
is
adjustable
with
screw
C.
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