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Sony TC-K990ES Service Manual

Sony TC-K990ES
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TC-K333ESA/K9S0ES
SERVICE
MANUAL
*
Dolby
noise
reduction
and
HX
Pro
headroom
extension
manufactured
under
license
from
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.
HX
Pro
originated
by
Bang
&
Olufsen.
“DOLBY”,
the
double-D
symbo!
DO
and
"HX
PRO”
are
trademarks
of
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.
SPECIFICATIONS
Recording
system
4-track
2-channel
stereo
Fast
winding
time
Approx.
90
sec.
(with
Sony
C-60
cassette)
Bias
AC
bias
Heads
Erasing
head
x
1
(S&F
head)
Recording
head
x
1
(LA
head)
Playback
head
x
1
(LA
head)
Motors
Capstan
motor
x
1
(direct
-drive
linear
torque
BSL
motor)
Reel
motor
x
1
(DC
motor)
Type
IV
(Sony
Signal-to-noise
ratio
(at
peak
level)
Type
Il
Type
|
Metai-S)
(Sony
UX-S)
(Sony HF-S)
61
dB
59
dB
57
dB
Measured
at
peak
level
weithted
without
NR.
The
S/N
is
improved
by
about
15
dB
at
500
Hz
and
by
about
20
dB
about
1
kHz
with
Dolby-C
NR
on,
and
by
5
dB
at
1
kHz
and
by
10
dB
about
5
kHz
with
Dolby-B
NR
on.
Cassette
(Dolby
NR
OFF)
1.3%
(with
Sony
Metal-S
250
nWb/m,
315
Hz,
3rd
H:D.)
Frequency
response
(Dolby
NR
OFF)
Type
IV
cassette
15
-
22,000
Hz
(+3
dB,
IEC)
(Sony
Metal-S)
15
-
16,000
Hz
[+3
dB
(-4dB
recording)]
Type
Il
cassette
15
-
20,000
Hz
(#3
dB,
IEC
(Sony
UX-S)
Type
|
cassette
15-4
Hz
(+3
dB.
|
(Sony
HF-S)
8,000
Hz
(+3
dB,
IEC)
+
0.04%
W.Peak
(IEC)
0.022%
W.RMS
(NAB)
+
0.065%
W.Peak
(DIN)
Line
inputs
Sensitivity
0.16
V
(phono
jacks)
Input
impedance
47
k
ohms
CD
DIRECT
INPUT
Input
impedance
47
k
ohms
Harmonic
distortion
Wow
and
flutter
Inputs
Model
Name
Using
Similar
Mechanism
TC-K333ESG
Tape
Transport
Mechanism
Type
AEP
Model
TC-K990ES
E
Model
TC-K333ESA
TCM-200D10
Outputs
Line
outputs
(phono
jacks)
Rated
output
level
0.5
V
at
a
load
impedance
of
47
k
ohms
Load
impedance
Over
10
k
ohms
Output
level
0-3
mW
ata
load
impedance
of
32
ohms
AEP
model:
|
220
-
230
V
AC,
(or
240
V
AC
adjustable
by
Sony
personnel),
50/60
Hz
E
model:
120,
220,
or
240
V
AC
adjustable,
50/60
Hz
Power
consumption
31
W
Dimensions
Approx.
470
x
140
x
380
mm
(w/h/d)
(185%
x
55%
x
15
inches)
including
projecting
parts
and
controls
Approx.
12.0
kg
(26
lbs
8
oz)
Model
for
other
countries:
Approx.
11.2
kg
Headphones
(stereo
phone
jack)
General
Power
requirements
Weight
Supplied
accessories
Audio
connecting
cords
(2)
Screws
(8)
Wireless
remote
commander
(1)*
Sony
SUM-3(NS)
batteries
(2)*
*
Not
supplied
with
model
for
European
countries
Design
and
specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.
Note
This
appliance
conforms
with
EEC
Directive
87/308/EEC
regarding
interference
suppression.
STEREO
CASSETTE
DECK
SONY.
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Sony TC-K990ES Specifications

General IconGeneral
Track System4-track, 2-channel stereo
Tape Speed4.76 cm/s
MotorDC Servo Motor
Wow and Flutter0.04% WRMS
TypeStereo Cassette Deck
Heads2 x Playback, 1 x Record, 1 x Erase
Tape Types SupportedType I (Normal), Type II (Chrome), Type IV (Metal)
Frequency Response20 Hz to 20 kHz
InputLine Level
OutputLine Level
InputsLine In
OutputsLine Out (RCA), Headphones

Summary

Specifications Overview

Servicing Notes and Voltage Check

Flexible Circuit Board Repair Guidelines

Guidelines and precautions for repairing flexible circuit boards.

Operating Voltage Verification Procedure

How to verify and set the unit's operating voltage.

Remote Control and Recording Calibration

Optimizing Recording with Calibration

Step-by-step guide to bias and recording level calibration.

Recording Calibration Procedure

Bias and Recording Level Adjustment Steps

Step-by-step guide for adjusting bias and recording level.

Advanced Recording Techniques

Recording Equalization Calibration Guide

Instructions for calibrating recording equalization for different sound profiles.

Understanding the Dolby HX PRO System

Details the Dolby HX PRO system for enhanced recording quality.

Section 2: Disassembly Procedures

Section 3: Adjustment Procedures

Mechanical Adjustment Precautions and Definitions

Safety notes and definitions for mechanical adjustments.

Tape Path and Head Adjustments

Guide for aligning tape path and adjusting heads.

Advanced Mechanical Adjustments

Head Declination, Azimuth, and Depth Tuning

Fine-tuning head declination, azimuth, and depth for tape path.

Erasehead Alignment Procedures

Steps for adjusting the erasehead's azimuth and height.

Mechanical Adjustments and Electrical Setup

Head Depth, Pinch Roller Force, and Torque Adjustments

Adjusting head depth, pinch roller force, and torque specifications.

Electrical Adjustment Preparation and Notes

Setup for electrical calibration and general notes.

Electrical Adjustments: Recording and Playback

Standard Recording Levels and Azimuth Adjustment

Setting standard levels and adjusting head azimuth.

Electrical Adjustments: Phase, Bias, and CrO2 Calibration

Phase Check and Bias Oscillator Adjustment

Verifying phase and adjusting bias oscillator frequency.

Bias Current and CrO2 Tape Calibration

Calibrating bias current and record levels for CrO2 tapes.

Electrical Adjustments: Bias, Meter, and Calibration

Metal and Normal Bias Adjustments

Procedures for adjusting bias on metal and normal tapes.

Meter Level and Calibration Adjustments

Calibrating meter levels and oscillator settings.

Overall System Block Diagram

Section 5: Exploded Views

Section 6: Electrical Parts List

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