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Teac A-6010GSL - Specified Output Level Set; VU Meter Calibration -Playback-; Playback Equalization Adjustment

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19
SPECIFIED
OUTPUT
LEVEL
SET
10.
i.
IMPORTANT:
Unless
otherwise
specified,
the
EQ/LEVEL
switch
must
always
be
in
the
HIGH
position
during
measurement
and
adjustment.
Play
the
400
Hz
tone
in
section
1
of
the
test
tape.
This
tone
is
recorded
at
operating
reference
level
(1%
of
the
THD
level).
Turn
the
OUTPUT
controls
fully
clockwise,
and
adjust
VR-103/203
for
-2
dB
reading
on
the
test
set.
Then
turn
OUTPUT
controls(c.c.w.)
until
a
-8
dB
reading
is
obtained
on
the
test
set.
If
equal
VU
meter
reading
cannot
be
obtained
in
step
11,
readjust
VR-103/203
slightly.
OUTPUT
NOTE:
This
is
the
specified
output
level
setting.
Do
not
disturb
this
d
setting
until
the
remaining
adjust-
.
ments
have
been
completed.
ax
5
mis.
ote
Fig.
7-3
Specified
Set
Position
VU
METER
CALIBRATION
-PLAYBACK-
12.
While
playing
the
400
Hz
tone
(1%
THD)
in
section
1
of
the
test
tape,
adjust
VR-104/204
for
a
reading
of
0
VU
on
the
VU
meter.
The
EQ/LEVEL
switch
should
be
in
NORMAL
position.
HIGH
level
check:
While
playing
back
400
Hz
(operating
reference
level)
signal,
move
the
EQ/LEVEL
switch
from
HIGH
to
NORMAL
posi-
tion,
The
VU
meter
should
decrease
3
dB.
This
is
a
performance
check
only.
After
checking,
return
EQ/LEVEL
switch
to
HIGH
position.
FREQUENCY
RESPONSE
AND THE
PLAYBACK
EQUALIZATION
ADJUSTMENT
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Play
section
3
of
TEAC
Test
Tape
YTT-1003
at
7-1/2ips
(which
was
recorded
at
10
dB
below
the
operating
reference
level).
Compare
the
readings
with
the
response
limits
given
in
figure.
Adjust
the
equalization
trimmer
resistors
VR-101/201
to
obtain
the
flattest
possible
response
within
+2
dB
limits
between
7.5
kHz
and
15
kHz.
Play
section
3
of
TEAC
Test
Tape
YIT-1002
at
3-3/4ips.
Compare
the
readings
with
the
response
limits
given
in
figure
below.
Adjust
the
equalization
trimmer
resistors
VR-101/201
to
obtain
the
flattest
possible
response
within
+2
dB
limits
between
7.5
kHz
and
10
kHz.
NOTE:
During
reverse
play,
the
readings
should
be
almost
identical
with
forward
play.
However,
do
not
made
any
adjustments
of
the
trimmers
during
reverse
play
7-3