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Sharp GF-575H

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1.
2.
Record
Amplifier
Erase
Current
Check
(Refer
to
Figure
16-1)
Connect
an
Electronic
Voltmeter
to
both
ends
of
resistor
R317.
Place
the
unit
in
record
mode,
and
set
the
deck
2
tape
selector
switch
SW104
to
METAL
position.
.
Check
that
the
Electronic
Voltmeter
is
reading
160mV
and
more.
Oscilloscope
Record
mode
Erase
Head
Figure
16-1
TAPE
SPEED
ADJUSTMENT
For
Normal
Speed
Operation:
.
Connect
a
wow/flutter
meter
to
the
Line
Output
Socket
J301D
(or
J301E)
across
a
100Kohm
resistor.
.
Play
a
test
tape
(TEAC,
MTT-111,
3kHz
prerecorded)
at
its
middle
part
but
not
at
its
start
or
end
point.
.
Adjust
the
semi-variable
resistors
(VR902
for
the
deck
1
and
VR903
for
the
deck
2)
on
the
mechanism
P.W.B.
so
that
the
output
frequency
is
2985
to
3015
Hz
for
the
deck
1
and
2970
to
3000
Hz
for
the
deck
2.
For
High
Speed
Operation:
At
the
deck
1;
Ts
2.
Place
the
unit
in
high
speed
dubbing
mode
with
a
test
tape
(TEAC,
MTT-118,
1kHz
prerecorded)
loaded
in
the
deck
1.
Adjust
the
semi-variable
resistor
(VR901)
on
the
mecha-
nism
P.W.B.
so
that
the
output
frequency
is
1990
to
2010
Hz
on
the
wow/flutter
meter.
At
the
deck
2;
1.
Short
the
base
and
emitter
(test
pin)
of
the
transistor
0911
on
the
mechanism
P.W.B.
Place
the
unit
in
high
speed
dubbing
mode
with
a
test
tape
(TEAC,
MTT-118)
loaded
in
the
deck
2.
2.
Adjust
the
semi-variable
resistor
(VR904)
on
the
mecha-
nism
P.W.B.
so
that
the
output
frequency
is
1980
to
2000
Hz
on
the
wow/flutter
meter.
Note:
For
the
adjustment,
arrange
the
deck
1
and
deck
2
to
provide
the
same
speed.
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Figure
16-2
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Figure
16-4
VR271
Figure
16-3
CIRCUIT
CONSTRUCTION
It
is
possible
to
select
either
normal
tape
speed
or
high
tape
speed
when
you
perform
dubbing
from
the
deck
1
to
the
deck
2
and
the
high
speed
is
twice
as
fast
as
the
normal
speed.
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