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General| Track System | 4-track, 2-channel stereo |
|---|---|
| Type | Cassette Deck |
| Heads | 1 x playback, 1 x erase |
| Motor | DC Servo Motor |
| Tape Type | Metal |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz (Metal tape) |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | 75dB (dolby C) |
| Input | Line |
| Output | Line |
| Dimensions | 430 x 125 x 315mm |
| Outputs | Line Output |
| Inputs | Line Input |
| Tape Speed | 4.76 cm/s |
Details performance metrics including recording, playback, frequency response, wow/flutter, S/N, and THD.
Covers tape transport mechanism, input/output levels, general specifications, power, dimensions, and weight.
Outlines the procedure for safety checks and AC leakage testing on the device.
Highlights components critical for safe operation and the need for specific replacement parts.
Identifies and describes the function of each button, control, and indicator on the front panel.
Details the capability to control the cassette deck using remote commanders.
Step-by-step instructions for disassembling the main mechanism block and cassette holder.
Details the disassembly of the ornamental plate and pinch lever assemblies for different models.
Provides disassembly steps for capstan motor, flywheel, and reel/assist motors.
Lists pin assignments, names, I/O types, and detailed descriptions for the M50941-483SP microcomputer.
Covers general precautions, required tools, and setup for mechanical adjustments.
Guides on adjusting the tape path, including definitions of adjustment terms.
Details adjustments for the supply pinch roller and record/playback head height and declination.
Covers adjustments for erasehead declination, height, depth, and preliminary azimuth settings.
Describes how to check the tape path and analyze the resurge waveform.
Details the adjustment of the erasehead azimuth, height, and depth for optimal performance.
Explains how to measure and adjust torque values and pinch roller pressing force.
Details adjustments for playback head level, azimuth, and phase checks using test tapes.
Step-by-step procedure for adjusting the record/playback head azimuth.
Details the procedure for adjusting the tape speed using a frequency counter.
Details the procedure for adjusting bias consumption current.
Explains how to adjust playback level settings for L-CH and R-CH.
Details the procedure for adjusting record bias settings.
Procedure for adjusting the record level for optimal recording performance.
Procedure for adjusting the erase current to ensure proper tape erasure.
Provides diagrams of printed wiring boards and identifies the locations of various circuit boards.
Illustrates the lead layouts for semiconductor components used in the device.
Presents schematic diagrams for the audio section and the system control section.
Details the components of the chassis section through an exploded view diagram.
Details the components of the front panel section through an exploded view diagram.
Lists and illustrates components for the first part of the mechanism section.
Lists and illustrates components for the second part of the mechanism section.
Lists electrical components found on the FL(A) board, including capacitors, connectors, diodes, ICs, and resistors.
Lists electrical components for the MAIN(A) board, including transistors, resistors, switches, and transformers.
Continues the list of electrical components for the MAIN(A) board, focusing on capacitors and connectors.
Continues the list of electrical components for the MAIN(A) board, detailing capacitors, switches, and connectors.
Lists diodes, ICs, jacks, coils, and filters for the MAIN(A) board.
Lists transistors and resistors for the MAIN(A) board.
Continues the list of resistors for the MAIN(A) board.
Continues the list of resistors for the MAIN(A) board.
Lists resistors, switches, transformers, and capacitors for the real motor section.
Lists miscellaneous parts, hardware, and their descriptions.
Lists accessory items and packing materials, including instruction manuals.
Information regarding Supplement-1, noting the addition of the Australian Model.
Details corrections for specific panel part numbers on page 29 of the service manual.
Details corrections for a specific spring part number on page 29 of the service manual.
