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Teac A-6010GSL - Measurement and Adjustment - Mechanical-; Pinch Roller Pressure Measurement; Flutter & Tape Speed Measurement

Teac A-6010GSL
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1B
PINCH
ROLLER
PRESSURE
MEASUREMENT
FLUTTER
6.
MEASUREMENT
AND
ADJUSTMENT
-MECHANICAL-
NOTE:
The
TEAC
GSL
series
tape
deck
uses
a
highly
reliable
three
motor
drive
solenoid
operated
system
and
should
require
a
minimum
of
mechanical
maintenance
or
adjustment.
These
adjustments
are
made
at
the
factory,
Readjustment
should
only
be
required
after
many
hours
of
operation
or
component
replacement.
capstan
NOTE:
Pinch
roller
pressure
is
supplied
FINCHER,
by
pinch
roller
pressure
spring
only
and
4
it
is
therefore
most
important
that
the
TOOT
ME
TOE
SPRING
SCALE
solenoid
plunger
has
fully
bottomed
before
taking
pressure
measurement.
-
Block
the
automatic
shut-off
arm
in
the
ON
position.
-
Attach
a
suitable
spring
scale
to
the
pinch
roller
shaft.
-
Place
the
unit
in
the
play
mode
(
pm
)
and
holding
the
scale
as
illustrated,
slowly
draw
it
away
from
the
pinch
roller
stops
rotating.
-
The
spring
scale
should
indicate
-
If
adjustment
is
necessary,
adjust
the
double
nuts
on
the
capstan
solenoid
plunger.
L_Fig.
6-2
Pressure
Adjustment
&
TAPE
SPEED
MEASUREMENT
Flutter
and
tape
speed
should
be
measured
in
playback
mode
using
a
TEAC
flutter
free
tape
YIT-2003-2002.
Connect
test
equipment
to
unit
as
shown
in
the
figure.
Measurement
of
flutter
should
be
made
in
accordance
with
NAB
standards.
Values
obtained
with
different
standards
or
equipment
cannot
be
compared.
Flutter
should
not
exceed.
7-1/2ips
:
0.06%
3-3/4ips
:
0.09%
The
tape
speed
should
be
measured
using
TEAC
flutter
free
tape,
model
YTTI-2003:2002.
These
tapes
contain
a
highly
accurate
3
kHz
tone.
The
indicated
frequency
should
be
2985
3015
kHz for
all
speeds,
both
directions.
a
Or
These
figures
apply
to
any
tape
position
and
direction
(such
as
full
take-up
reel,
full
supply
reel
or
about
mid
point).
Fig.
6-3
Equipment
Set-up
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