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General| Type | VCR |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sony |
| Model | SLV-X50 |
| Video Format | VHS |
| Number of Heads | 4 |
| Audio System | Mono |
| Timer Recording | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Tuner | Yes |
| Recording System | Helical scan |
| Playback Speed | SP, LP |
| Inputs | Composite video |
| Outputs | Composite video |
| Dimensions | 360 x 100 x 320 mm |
Defines the VCR's format, recording system, head configuration, and tape speed.
Lists video and audio connectors, signal types, and impedance for inputs and outputs.
Covers power requirements, consumption, operating temperature, dimensions, and mass.
Details procedures to check AC leakage from exposed metal parts to earth ground.
Explains how error codes are displayed and lists common error codes.
Provides instructions for removing and attaching the HiFi model's rotary upper drum.
Covers VCR unpacking, remote commander setup, and initial hookup options.
Guides on changing display language, setting clock, and configuring cable box control.
Details channel presetting and setting up the VCR Plus+ system for recording.
Covers basic VCR functions for playing tapes and recording TV programs.
Explains manual timer setting and advanced functions like searching.
Covers picture adjustments, editing, external connector setup, and general information.
Provides troubleshooting tips and an index to VCR parts and controls.
Details the procedure for removing the upper case and front panel assembly.
Explains the disassembly steps for the DS-79 and JK-161 circuit boards.
Describes the process for removing the rear panel of the VCR.
Outlines the removal of the MA-317 board and S mechanism deck assembly.
Details the disassembly of the S mechanism deck and MA-317 board components.
Provides top and bottom views illustrating the VCR's internal parts.
Illustrates the physical location of the main circuit boards within the VCR.
Shows the interconnected blocks of the entire VCR system.
Illustrates the signal flow and components within the VCR's video section.
Depicts the servo and system control functions and their interconnections.
Maps out the audio signal path and processing blocks within the VCR.
Shows the tuner module and its signal connections for receiving TV channels.
Illustrates the power supply circuit and voltage distribution within the VCR.
Presents the overall schematic layout of the VCR's main boards.
Refers to specific board diagrams, including MA-317 schematics.
Detailed schematic for the servo and system control functions of the MA-317 board.
Schematic diagram detailing the audio circuitry on the MA-317 board.
Schematic illustrating the mode control functions on the MA-317 board.
Schematic diagram for the tuner section of the MA-317 board.
Schematic detailing the power supply circuitry on the MA-317 board.
Schematics and wiring for the DS-79 board and operation switches.
Schematics and wiring for the JK-161 board, specifically for Line In 2.
Details IC160 pin functions for mechanism control signals.
Lists IC160 pin functions for servo peripheral interface signals.
Details IC160 pin functions for system control peripheral interface.
Explains IC160 pin functions for RF modulator and input selection.
Lists IC160 pin functions for video and RP block interface signals.
Details IC160 pin functions for audio block interface signals.
Provides a comprehensive pinout and function description for the MA-317 IC160 microprocessor.
Refers to a separate manual for mechanical adjustments of the S mechanism.
Lists required equipment and connection diagrams for VCR adjustments.
Details how to check the output voltages of the VCR's power supply.
Describes procedures for checking and adjusting servo system functions.
Covers checks and adjustments for video signal levels, clipping, and frequency.
Details procedures for adjusting audio output levels, distortion, and noise.
Explains how to adjust tuner separation for HiFi models.
Shows the physical location of adjustment components on the MA-317 board.
Provides visual breakdowns of VCR assemblies for parts identification.
Exploded view of the front panel and upper case components.
Exploded view of the VCR's main chassis and related parts.
Exploded view of the first part of the VCR's mechanism deck.
Exploded view of the second part of the mechanism deck, including drum assemblies.
Exploded view of the third part of the mechanism deck, showing gears and motors.
Lists all electronic components, including resistors, capacitors, diodes, and ICs.
