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Sony SLV-495 - Playback Level Check (MA-289 Board); AUDIO SYSTEM ADJUSTMENT. -R-S-Ss:s:sessssssetesseseeeess; AF Switching Position Adjustment (MA-289 Board)

Sony SLV-495
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2-4-6.
Playback
Level
Check
(MA-289
Board)
[Check
Method]
1)
Check
that
the
playback
level
satisfies
the
specified
value.
White
(100%)
~~
H
Se
Fig.
7-2-9.
2-5.
AUDIO
SYSTEM
ADJUSTMENT
*
For
the
adjustment
of
the
audio
system,
perform
in
the
SP
mode
if
there
is
no
special
notes.
Use
the
alignment
tape.
¢
Adjust
both
L-CH
and
R-CH
(SLV-675HF/676HF/685HF/695HEF/
L60HF/L70HF/X6HF).
[Connecting
Instruments]
Audio
line
input
Audio
line
output
Audio
level
meter
Audio
oscillator
600Q
Attenuator
(Feed
signals
to
both
L
and
R
channels
at
the
same
time.)
Fig.
7-2-10.
¢
Hi-Fi
Audio
System
Adjustment
(SLV-675HF/676HF/685HF/
69SHF/L60HF/L70HF/X6HF)
Perform
the
adjustment
setting
the
switches
and
controls
on
the
following
positions
if
there
is
no
special
indications.
CHANNEL
CHANNEL
*1)
Set
by
remote
commander
2-5-1.
AF
Switching
Position
Adjustment
(MA-289
Board)
[Adjustment
purpose]
To
adjust
the
link
of
the
A-ch
and
B-ch
of
the
tape
playback
outputs.
If
this
specification
is
not
satisfied,
the
noise
will
increase
and
cracking
sounds
will
be
produced.
ae
Alignment
tape:
SP
color
bar
portion
Measurement
point
CH1:
CN341
pin
@
(AF
ADJ)
sCH2:
CN261
pin
@
(RF
SWP)
Oscilloscope
Specified
value
No
dropouts
in
the
RF
signal
[Adjustment
Method]
1)
Short-circuit
between
JS401
and
ground
on
MA-289
board
for
about
1
second
to
activate
the
RF
switching
position
adjustment
mode.
Check
that
“ADJ”
is
indicated
on
FL
display.
Press
the
REC
button
to
activate
the
AF
switching
position
adjustment
mode.
Using
the
channel
+
and
—
buttons,
minimize
a
chipped
portion.
At
this
time,
confirm
that
a
noisy
sound
is
not
heard.
Press
the
PAUSE
button.
Press
the
EJECT
button
TAPE
SPEED
CH2
RF
SWP
(CN261
PIN
@)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
pa
a
Should
be
minimized
RF
signal
dropout
Fig.
6-2-11.

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