Sharp VZ-1600H(S)

VZ-1600H(S)
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For 500 msec after the power switch has been
EFFECTIVE KEY OPERATION
PLAY/ FOR- BOTH
Mode CUT cue WARD REVERSE SIDES REPEAT EP/LP | 33/45
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When the tonearm is positioned at the rest. PO eel: <0. Oo oO Oo O Oo
When the tonearm leaves the rest and is
moving to the record lead-in position. pox e : 2 0 . .
When the tonearm is going down onto the
When the record is playing. @) O a O O O @) O Xx O
When the tonearm is rising up from the
cee
O
Xx
Oo
O
O
O
O
Xx
Oo
When
the
set
is
in
play-pause
mode.
O
O
O
Oo
Oo
O
x
O
oa er etree
When the set is in repeat play mode. Oo x Xx Xx oO O @) Xx O
rear EER
When the tonearm is moving from the record
lead-out
position
of
one
side
to
the
record
Oo
Xx
xX
Xx
Oo
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Xx
Oo
lead-in position of another side.
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When playback is cut, and the tonearm is Xx Xx Xx Xx Xx Xx X X Xx
returning to the rest. Ai
When the tonearm is moving to the rest
as a result of auto return function.
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REPLACEMENT OF PHONO MOTORS
. Stretch the wire in the numerical order as shown in Fig.
. After setting the wire, shift the tonearm guide in the arrow
. Set the tonearm guide rail to the cabinet according to the
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STRINGING OF PLAYER WIRE
12-1.
direction (A).
instruction in ‘‘DISASSEMBLY”.
Player Wire
There are four kinds of phono motors and they can be Assy (204)
identified by the marks (no mark, red, black, blue) given at
their
bottoms.
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When
replacing
the
existing
phono
motor
with
the
new
one,
1132.6
mm
it
is
needed
to
cut
off
one
of
the
four
resistors
(R861,
3
Turn
R862, R863, R864) on the microcomputer PWB of the
player, and the resistor to be cut off must have the same (cimtiD) |
mark as that given for the new phono motor. After the
replacement, it is further needed to add to the micro-
computer PWB the same type of resistor as that which had Figure 12—1
been removed when the existing phono motor was used.
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