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Contents
.Safety Precautions
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I.Features/Specifications
H .Instructions
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1.Location of Main Parts
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2.Remova! of Main Parts
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3.Maln Adjustment
4.Wlring Connections
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5.Block Diagram
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6. Standard Schematic Diagrams
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7.Location of P.C.Board parts
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and Parts List
8.Exploded View of Enclosure Component Parts
and Parts List
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9.Exploded View of Mechanism Component Parts
and Parts List
10- Packing lllusration and Parts List
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No. 4358
June 1995
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Safety Precautios
1. The design this product contains special hardware and many circuits and components specially for safety purposes. For continued
protection, no changes should be made to the original design unless authorized in writing by the manufacturer. Replacement parts
must be identical to those used in the original circuits. Service should be performed by qualified personnel only.
2. Alterations of the design or circuitry of the product should not be made. Any design alterations of the product should not be made.
Any design alterations or additions will void the manufacture's warranty and will further relieve the manufacture of responsibility for
personal injury or property damage resulting therefrom.
3. Many electrical and mechanical parts in the product have special safety
— related characteristics. These characteristics are often
not evident from visual inspection nor can the protection afforded by them necessarily be obtained by using replacement
components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics are identified
in the parts list of service manual. Electrical components having such features are identified by shading and(
diagram and by (
A\ )on the schematic
) on the parts list in the service manual. The use of a substitute replacement which does not have the same
safety characteristics as the recommended replacement part shown in the parts list of service manual may create shock, fire, or
other hazards.
4. The leads in the products are routed and dressed with ties, clamps , tubings, barriers and the like to be separated from live parts,
high temperature parts, moving parts and or sharp edges for the prevention of electric shock and fire hazard. When service is
required, the original lead routing and dress should be observed, and it should be confirmed that they have been returned to normal,
after reassembling.
5. Leakage current check (Electrical shock hazard testing)
After re
— assembling the product, always perform an isolation check
on the exposed metal parts of the product (antenna
terminals, knobs, metal cabinet, screw heads, headphone jack, control shafts, etc.) to be sure the product is safe to operate without
danger of electrical shock. Do not use a line isolation transformer during this check.
• Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet, using aTeakage current tester", measure the leakage current from each exposed
metal part of the cabinet, particulary any exposed metal part having a return path to the chassis, to a known good earth ground.
Any leakage current must not exposeed 0.5mA AC (r. m.s.)
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Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet. Use an AC
AC VOLTMETER
( Having 1000 ohms /volt,
or more sensitivity )
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voltmeter having 1,000 ohms per volt or more sensitivity in the
0.15 pF AC TYPE
following manner. Connect a 1,500 ohms 10W resistor paralleled by
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a 0.15 (1 F AC type capacitor between an exposed metal part and
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a known good earth ground. Measure the AC voltage across the
resistor with the AC voltmeter. Move the resistor connection to each
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Place this probe
on each exposed
metal part.
Good earth ground
exposed metal part, particularly any exposed metal part having a return path to the chassis, and measure the AC voltage across
the resistor. Now, reverse the plug in the AC outlet and repeat each measurement. Any voltage measured must not exceed 0.75 V
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AC(r. m.s.) .This corresponds to 0.5mA AC(r.m.s.)
Warning ( UK only)
1. This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards.
2. It is the legal responsibility of the repairer to ensure that these safety standards are maintaintained.
3. Repairs must be made in accordance with the relevant safety standards.
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4. It is essential that safety critical components are replaced by approved parts
5. If mains voltage selector is provided, check setting for local voltage.
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Important Management Points Regading Safety
(Items Demanding Special Safety Precautions)
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marking specified in the following.
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VTP 52 A5-021F
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7. Since the following parts are hear generation ones,
they must no contact with electolytic capacitors, wires,
Description
Marking
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UL approved
Model
No. TD-W717
TD-W717
TD-W718
TD-W718
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2 Power cord : Make sure of the following markings and
inspect exterior scratch anddamage.
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Following parts are inflammables,Make sure of their lift
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Parts in box [ZD must be controlled.
R901, R902, R921, R923, |R937|, R938, R940, R941, R 755,
R1403, R2403, R1453, R2453, R8432, R8482, R8441,
R8444 , R8491, R8494, Q901, ]Q903 |, Q905, Q909, Q912,
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KP-8H
KP-560
by the specified tool
the cord bushing
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while confirming the marking Bushing : NIFCO 2271
4. Wiring terminal
a)When installing the power cord,wind it around the
Q8431, Q8481, D901, D902, D903, D904, D909,
D910, C914 , R945
Other parts
C903 C904 3300pF/25 V C/J virsion (VENT TYPE)
8. All
fuses
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A/ B/E/EN/G/U/UT version, F901 and F902 must be
specified by the rating of 800 mA shown on the surface
as well as by themarking of
© or in U/UT version, F903
must be specified by the rating of 315 mA shown on the
surface well as by the marking © or
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terminal by the end before soldering
b) Arrange the wires while binding them nearby the
terminal.
c)The end of respective power cords is solderedin the
air and the space from others must be3.2 mm or more
in the distance.
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5. Recording cannot be performed.
Are the safety tabs of cassette tape broken?
Are all connections properly and securely made?
Is the head section dirty?
6. Previous recording Is not completely erased.
Is the erase head dirty ?
7. Since tape speed is irregular, wow and flutter occur.
Is the pinch roller or capstan dirty?
Is the tape rewound too tight?
8. MUSIC SCAN operation does not function properly.
Are the non-recorded sections too short (3 sec. or less),
or do they contain high level noise or hum?
9. The BLANK SKIP indicator is lit yet the BLANK SKIP operation does not function properly.
Is the other deck operating MUSIC SCAN?
BLANK SKIP operation begins after MUSIC SCAN has finished.
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1. Cassette cannot be loaded.
Is the cassette positioned correctly?
2. When PLAY button Is pressed, tape does not move.
Is the tape too loosely wound?
3. Tape runs, but no sound is heard.
Are all connections properly and securely made?
Is the MONITOR switch of the stereo amplifier set to the
TAPE position?
Is the VOLUME control of the stereo amplifier set to MIN?
4. Sound quality Is poor.
Is the DOLBY NR switch set to the right position?
Is the head section dirty?
Is the record/playback head magnetized?
Is the tape worn out?
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DOUBLE CASSETTE DECK
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SPECIFICATIONS
Type
Track system
Tape speed
: Double cassette deck
: 4- track, 2-channel
Heads
(TD-W7SD)
: AMORPHOUS head for record/
playback, 2-gap ferrite head for erasure;
combination head x 1
(For both decks A and B)
(TD-W717/718) : METAPERM head for record/
playback, 2-gap ferrite head for erasure;
combination head x 1
(For both decks A and B)
Motors
: Electric governed DC motor for capstan x 1
DC motor for reel x 1
DC motor for mechanism drive x 1
(For both decks A and B)
Fast forward/
rewind time
: Approx . 110 sec. with C-60 cassette
Input terminals
LINE IN
( x1 circuit)
: Input sensitivity; 80 mV (0 VU)
Input impedance; 50 kfl
MIC x 1
(Monaural) :Input sensitivity; 0.4m V (-68dBV)
Matching impedance; 600 - 10 kQ
Output terminals
: 4.8 cm/sec (1-7/8 inch/sec) (Normal)
9.5 cm/sec (3-3/ 4 inch/sec) (High)
Frequency
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: Type IV tape ; 10 - 20,000 Hz
20 - 19,000 Hz (±3dB)
Type II tape ; 10 - 19,000 Hz
20 - 17,000 Hz (±3dB)
Type I tape ; 10 - 19,000 Hz
20 - 17,000 Hz (±3dB)
(TD-W717/718) : Type IV tape ; 20 - 17,000 Hz
30 - 16.000 Hz (±3dB)
Type II tape ; 20 - 16,000 Hz
30 - 15,000 Hz (±3dB)
Type I tape ; 20 - 16,000 Hz
30 - 15,000 Hz (±3dB)
: 58 dB (S = 315 Hz k3 = 3%, N =
S /N ratio
A-weighted, Type IV tape)
The S/N is improved by about 15 dB at
500 Hz and by max. 20 dB at 1 kHz 10 kHz with Dolby C NR on and improved
by 5 dB at 1 kHz and by 10 dB at above
5 kHz with DOLBY B NR on.
Improvement
of MOL
: 4 dB at 10 kHz with Dolby C NR on.
Wow and flutter : 0.08% (WRMS), ±0.2% (DIN/IEC)
Channel
: 40 dB (1 kHz)
separation
: 60 dB (1 kHz)
Crosstalk
Harmonic
distortion
(TD-W7SD)
: k3; 0.5% (Type IV tape, 315 Hz, 0 VU)
(TD-W717/718) : k3; 0.8% (Type IV tape, 315 Hz, 0 VU)
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: Output level; 300 mV (0 VU)
Output impedance; 5 k0
PHONES x 1 : Output level; 0 - 1 mW/8 Q (0 VU)
Matching impedance 8 O - 1 kfl
Other terminals : COMPU LINK-3/SYNCHRO x 2
Power
: AC 240 V, 50 Hz (Australia)
requirement
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AC 230 V 50 Hz (U.K.)
AC 120 V, 60 Hz (U.S.A.)
Power
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For Customer Use:
Enter below the Model No. and Serial
No. which are located on the rear of the
cabinet. Retain this information for
future reference.
Model No.
Serial No.
Dimensions
(W x H x D)
Weight
Accessories
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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: With power switch on 23 W
With power switch standby 4.0 W
: 435 x 134 x 331 mm
(17-3/16” x 5-5/16” x 13-1/16")
: 4.9 kg (10.9 lbs.)
: Pin plug cord
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CAUTION
CAUTION
IMPORTANT (In the United Kingdom)
Mains Supply (AC 230 V
50 Hz only)
DO NOT cut off the mains plug from this equipment. If the
plug fitted is not suitable for the power points in your
BWX OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
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'TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
home or the cable is too short to reach a power point,
then obtain an appropriate safety approved extension
lead or consult your dealer.
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
REFER SERVICING TO QUAUFED SERVICE PERSONNEL"
BE SURE to replace the fuse only with an identical
approved type, as originally fitted and to replace the fuse
cover.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within
an equilateral triangle, Is Intended to alert the user
to Ihe presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage"
within the product's enclosure that may be of
sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric
shock to persons.
If nonetheless the mains plug is cut off ensure to remove
the fuse and dispose of the plug immediately, to avoid a
possible shock hazard by Inadvertent connection to the
mains supply.
DO NOT make any connection to the terminal which is
marked with the letter E or by the safety earth symbol or
coloured green or green-and-yellow.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle
is intended to alert the user to the presence of
important operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions In the literature accompanying the
appliance.
The wires In the mains lead on this product are coloured
in accordance with the following code:
Blue to N
(Neutral) or Black
Brown to L
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(Live) or Red
As these colours may not correspond with the coloured
markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed
as follows:
The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the
terminal which Is marked with the letter N or coloured
black.
The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to
the terminal which Is marked with the letter L or coloured
red.
IF IN DOUBT-CONSULT A COMPETENT ELECTRICIAN.
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WARNING;
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
Please study this instruction manual carefully before
starting to operate the unit, in order to use the unit correctly. We take no responsibility for any problems resulting from misuse of this unit by operating this equipment
other than instructed in this manual
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WARNING (In the United Kingdom)
Pre-recorded tapes, records or discs should not be
re-recorded without the consent of the owners of copyright in the sound recording and in any copyright musical
or literary work embodied in that recording as this constitutes an infringement of copyright.
INFORMATION (FOR U.S.A.)
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on,
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by
the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part
one or more of the following measures:
15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses,
- Increase the separation between the equipment and
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
receiver.
and used in accordance with the instructions,
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
from that to which the receiver is connected
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
for help.
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception
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COMPULINK
Thank you for purchasing a JVC product. Read this instruction
book carefully before operating to be sure of getting optimum
performance and longer service life from the unit
Control System
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COMPU LINK control system is the convenient system
using COMPU LINK-3/SVNCHRO terminals on the rear
panel. (See page 4 and 11.)
CONTENTS
Features
Auto reverse operation
Cautions
Connections
Cassette loading
Names of parts and their functions
Playback
Recording
Compu link control system
Dubbing
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Specifications
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DDRP
DYNAMICS DETECTION
RECORDING PROCESSOR
This product can be combinated with a DDRP (DYNAMICS
DETECTION RECORDING PROCESSOR) system ( compact disc player + cassette deck, etc.) to enable setting
the optimum recording level automatically. Refer to these
instructions for details.
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AUTO REVERSE OPERATION
The auto reverse operation of this unit turns the tape transport
over to the reverse of forward direction automatically when the
tape reaches its end during recording or playback.
Because of cassette shell construction, a tape recorded in
the forward direction should be played back in the same
direction to obtain stable sound reproduction.
During recording, auto reverse can be activated only from
the forward to the reverse direction. For good sound quality
and to avoid accidental erasure of previously recorded material, always start recording with the side A of the tape facing
FEATURES
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1. Fine amorphous recording/playback heads (TD-W7SD)
2. Double auto-reverse mechanism for recording/playback in
deck A and deck B
3. COMPU CAL function which automatically sets the flat
characteristics and brings out maximum tape performance
on both decks.
4. Fuli logic mechanism
5. Dolby * HX PRO headroom extension
6. Dolby B & C noise reduction system
Built-in MPX filter
MPX filler linked with the Dolby NR ON/OFF function (TDW7SD)
7. DDRP (Dynamics Detection Recording Processor) compatibility
The DDRP function is possible only when used with a suitable JVC CD player.
8. 2-color FL peak level indicator
9. 4-digit linear tape counter respectively for deck A and deck
B
10. Synchro start (normal-/high-speed) dubbing
11. Auto tape select mechanism (decks A and B)
12. Multi music scan mechanism for either direction
13. Blank skip function
14. PITCH control (deck A)
15. Microphone mixing is possible
16. COMPU UNK-3 compatible
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CAUTIONS
1. Prevention of Electric Shocks, Fire Hazards and Damage
1) Even when the POWER switch is set to STANDBY, a very
small current will flow. To save power and for safety when
not using the unit for an extended period of time, disconnect
the power cord from the household AC outlet.
Do
not handle the power cord with wet hands.
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3) When unplugging from the wall outlet, always grasp and pull
the plug, not the power cord.
4) Consult your nearest dealer when damage, disconnection,
or contact failure is found with the cord.
5) Do not bend the cord sharply, or pull or twist it
6) Do not modify the power cord in any manner.
7) Do not remove screws to disassemble the unit and do not
touch anything inside the unit.
8) AC power cord (For U.S.A. version only)
The AC power cord of this unit has certain one-way direction
connections to prevent electric shock. Refer to the illustration for correct connection. (Fig. 1)
The only difference between models TD-W717 and
TD-W718 is cosmetic one.
* Dolby noise reduction and HX Pro headroom extension
manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation HX Pro originated by Bang & Olufsen
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10) Unplug the power cord when there is a possibility of lightning.
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11) If water gets Inside the unit, unplug the power cord from the
outlet and consult your dealer.
12) Do not block the ventilation holes of the unit so that heat can
escape. Do not install the unit in a badly ventilated place.
13) Be sure to unplug the power cord from the outlet when
going out or when the unit is not in use for an extended
period of time.
2. Installation
1) Avoid placing the unit on or adjacent to an amplifier, to prevent hum from being produced by some types of amplifiers.
Move the unit to a place not affected by the amplifier. Keep
the unit as far as possible from a TV set.
2) Avoid installing the unit in a location subject to ambient temperatures exceeding 40 °C (1040 F) (e.g. direct sunlight,
near heaters, etc.) or less than 0 ° C (32 ° F), excessive
humidity, dust or vibrations.
3) If this set Is moved suddenly from a cold place (0 ° C) to a
warm place, it may not function properly because of moisture generated inside the unit. The unitwill function properly
30 minutes after being moved.
3. Cleaning the cabinet
Never use benzine or thinner for cabinet cleaning as they may
damage the surface finish.
4. Cassette tape
1) Loose tape may become tangled in the tape transport mechanism. Remove slack by winding the tape with a pencil.
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4) Do not store cassette tapes where there is a magnetic field
(e.g. near a TV, etc.) or in a place subject to high temperatures or humidity.
5. Auto tape select mechanism (decks A and B)
This deck has an Auto Tape Select mechanism which distinguishes between different types of tape from holes in the
cassette. After the type of tape has been detected, bias and
equalization are set to be suitable for the tape.
Cassettes with the detection holes:
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Metal tape (EQ: 70/«s)
Cr02 (chrome) tape (EQ: 70/ <s)
Cassettes without the detection holes:
• Normal tape (EQ: 120
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Type IV
. Type II
Type I
Some earlier types of metal and Cr02 (chrome) tapes may
not be provided with the detection holes. Avoid using such
tapes, since correct equalization characteristics cannot be
obtained. Also do not use ferrlchrome tapes whose characteristics do not match this unit.
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Do not switch the power on until all the connections are
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Insert
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2. Remote cable connection for COMPU LINK
By connecting a remote cable, COMPU LINK functions (automatic power on/off (STANDBY), automatic source selection,
synchronized recording and DDRP recording) can be performed. In this time the provided pin-plug cords must be also
connected.
When making synchronized recording with a CD player, connect the remote cable to the COMPU LINK-3/ SYNCHRO
jacks.
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the pin-plug cords are employed, always connect the
• When
white plug to
left
. This helps to avoid
the
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channel terminal
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reversed connections.
When using the Compu Link Control System version 3, do
not connect the power cord to the SWITCHED AC OUTLET of
an amplifier or receiver Otherwise, the automatic power
on/off (STANDBY) function cannot be carried out.
.
Notes:
1. When making synchronized recordings, only a single deck
should be connected to the amplifier.
2. If a component is not a JVC COMPU LINK component,
bypass it when making the remote cable connections.
3. This deck can be connected with an amplifier and a CD
player which have the COMPU LINK-1/SYNCHRO jacks for
COMPU LINK performance. (See page 11 for details.)
1. Connection to a stereo amplifier
Note:
When installing the deck, be sure to install at a distance from
your amplifier. If they are stacked, noise (hum) may occur.
CrO? tape detection
holes
TAPS .
Pin-plug cords (provided)
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6. Operations
1) When the POWER switch is turned ON or off (STANDBY) with
the deck set to the playback or recording mode, noise may
be generated. Before turning the POWER switch ON or off
(stop) button has been
(STANDBY) , confirm that the
Turn the pencil to tighten the tape.
2) The use of C-120 (120 minutes turn around) or thinner tape
Is not recommended, since characteristic deterioration may
occur
3) To prevent recordings from being erased accidentally,
remove the tab(s) with a screwdriver. Reseal the slots with
adhesive tape to erase and re-record after the tabs have
.
Remote cable (provided)
pressed.
2) Many operations of this unit are performed under the control
of a microcomputer. Use the unit only after carefully study
ing the descriptions and cautions in each item. If operations
are done incorrectly, the unit may stop functioning correctly.
If this happens, turn off the power once, and then turn it on
again, so that the unit can function correctly.
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CASSETTE LOADING
1. Press the & (eject) button to open the cassette holder.
2. Load a cassette as shown.
3. Press the cassette holder to close it. Be sure to obtain the
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tape-exposed edge down
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click sound to close the holder securely.
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to operate MUSIC SCAN.
: Press to wind the tape quickly from left to
right. Press this button during playback to
operate MUSIC SCAN.
(stop)
: Press to stop the tape.
: Press to start playback/recording.
PLAY
REC/REC MUTE : Press the PLAY button while pressing this
button to start recording, and press to
leave an appropriate non-recorded section. (See page 10.)
IIPAUSE
:Press to stop the tape temporarily during
recording and playback. Press the PLAY
button to release the pause mode.
o* (direction) : Press to change the direction of tape
travel.
0 - (eject) button (deck A)
0 Power STANDBY Indicator
Lights when in the power standby mode.
0 COUNTER RESET button (deck A)
Press this button to set the digital counter to "0.00". Even if
the POWER switch is set to STANDBY, the counter value at
that time is stored in memory.
© COMPU CAL button and indicator (deck A )
Press this button to automatically set the recording characteristics with the COMPU CAL function. (See page 8.)
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0 Indicators
© DDRP indicator
© HX PRO indicator
© Peak level indicator
These indicators light according to the level of the signal
being recorded or the level of the signal recorded on the
tape.
Note:
: IEC ( DIN) STANDARD LEVEL (250 nWb /m)
: Signal level at 160 nWb/m
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Varies the tape speed in deck A in the range of about ±10%
However, it cannot change the tape speed in the high-speed
dubbing.
Turning it counterclockwise toward "SLOW” causes the tape
speed to decrease while turning clockwise toward "FAST”
causes it to increase The center click position is for the
standard speed. ( See page 7.)
© Mixing microphone level control
Adjusts the microphone input level.
© MIX MIC jack
Connects a microphone (with an impedance of 600 £2 to
10 kO) to this jack
Sounds from the microphone are monaural
© Cassette operation buttons (deck B)
Refer to ©.
© DOLBY NR button and indicators
Set to B or C for recording using the Dolby NR system or for
playing back a tape that was recorded using the Dolby NR
system. Each time the button is pressed the NR mode
changes and the indicator lights. (Dolby B NR -> Dolby C NR
-> NR OFF -> Dolby B NR ...)
The MPX filter turns ON/OFF depending on whether Dolby B
NR or Dolby C NR is ON/OFF (TD-W7SD only).
Set to OFF when the Dolby NR system Is not used
REVERSE
MODE switch
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Select the single side or full record/playback mode, or the
continuous play mode Each time the button is pressed the
mode changes. ( ->
<*p-> ...) The current mode
can be checked with the mechanism mode indicator.
: For single-side recording or playback.
: To play or record both sides A and B.
: To play sides A and B continuously.
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Press to dub from deck A to deck B
NORM SPEED : Press to perform normal-speed dubbing
HIGH SPEED : Press to perform high-speed dubbing
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Playback of deck A
Operate in the order of the numbers in the illustration.
© Press the POWER switch to set to ON.
Q Load a prerecorded cassette with side A facing out.
© Select the side to be played back.
Side A... Forward direction (PLAY £> )
Side B... Reverse direction ( < PLAY)
O Set the DOLBY NR switch to the same setting as when the
tape was recorded.
Q Select the REVERSE MODE.
Press
the PLAY button of deck A to start playback.
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When the deck contains a tape, the deck is turned on automatically and the tape is played back by only pressing the
PLAY button.
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Perform steps © to 0 of the above procedure for deck B .
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Microphone mixing during playback
By connecting a microphone, microphone mixing with playback
sound from deck A or deck B is possible.
Continuous play
First set the REVERSE MODE switch to o
Load cassette tapes in both decks and press the PLAY button of
the deck to be played first for continuous play of both decks.
At this time, the CONT indicator lights in the multimode display. When the tape in the deck which plays first reaches the
end of side B (in the reverse direction), it automatically
switches to the forward direction and enters the standby
mode At the same time, the other deck starts playback .
These operations continue between decks A and B.
While one deck is playing back, the cassette in the other one
can be replaced. This is convenient for long-time playback of
background music.
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© INPUT LEVEL control
tapes recorded using the same NR mode in decks A and
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B.
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Digital counter
Normally operates as a 4-digit linear tape counter. During the Music Scan mode, the number of tunes which will
be skipped is displayed.
© Mechanism mode indicators (deck A)
: This lights when winding the tape
from left to right.
: This lights when winding the tape
from right to left
: Lights when the unit is in the record
REC
and record-pause modes; blinks during record muting.
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:Lights in the pause mode.
PLAY.
: This lights when in the playback.
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:Indicates the direction of tape travel.
© DUBBING » : ">" lights when In the normal-speed
dubbing mode.
"»" lights when in the high-speed
dubbing mode.
: Lights when the unit is in the contin® CONT
uous play mode or in the alternate
continuous recording mode.
© Mechanism mode indicators (deck B)
: Refer to ® .
: Indicates reverse mode.
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© COMPU CAL button and indicator (deck B)
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© COUNTER RESET button (deck B)
© — (eject) button (deck B)
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© BLANK SKIP button and indicator
When this button is turne'd ON during playback, if a blank ( a
non-recorded section) of over 15 seconds is detected, the
deck automatically skips to the beginning of the next tune
and resume playback.
© PHONES jack
Connects headphones (with an impedance of 8 fi to 1 kfi).
© PHONES LEVEL control
Controls headphones volume.
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It is possible to vary the tape speed in deck A in the range of
about ±10% in the playback mode. The center click position is
for the standard tape speed.
Notes:
1. If the other deck is in Music Scan mode, the BLANK SKIP
operation stops momentarily and restarts when the other
deck has finished.
2. The BLANK SKIP indicator lights even when the BLANK
SKIP operation is canceled momentarily, as described in 1.
3. Depending on the PITCH control setting, the BLANK SKIP
operation may not be performed in deck A even if a tape
with a non-recorded portion of over 15 seconds is being
played. Reset PITCH control to the center click position and
repeat the BLANK SKIP operation.
Relation between REVERSE MODE and BLANK SKIP Functions
: Operates on one side of the tape only.
Operates continuously from side A to side B.
Operates on both sides of the tape.
MULTI MUSIC SCAN
The multi music
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The multi music scan mechanism functions by detecting nonrecorded sections between tunes (of more than 4-5 sec.)
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It should be noted that it may be unlawful to re-record
pre-recorded tapes, records, or discs without the consent
of the owner of copyright in the sound or video recording,
broadcast or cable programme and in any literary, dramatic, musical, or artistic work embodied therein.
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the COMPU CAL indicator flashes, this indicates a
• When
COMPU CAL error.
Q Set the REVERSE MODE switch as desired.
G Select the side to be recorded.
0 Press the COMPU CAL button, if required. (See below.)
Q Press the ll PAUSE button and REC/REC MUTE button
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Care should be taken for the following items as they are the
cause of errors.
(record- pause mode).
REC and ll indicators light.
Adjust the recording level. (See page 9.)
Press to "0.00”.
Press the PLAY button to start recording.
When the safety tabs are removed from a cassette tape, the
• tape
cannot be recorded even if you try. Make sure that both
1) Dirty heads
-Clean the heads.
2) Scratches on the tape surface
-Replace with an undamaged tape.
3) When the tape ends part-way through the operations
-Change the tape position.
4) In rare cases, tapes may have characteristics which fail outside the COMPU CAL setting range.
When the tape is recorded in the reverse direction (side B),
• only
side B is recorded and then the tape stops automati-
When an error occurs or when COMPU CAL operations are
• interrupted
, calibration data cannot be stored in the memory.
DDRP (Dynamics Detection Recording Processor) recording
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Notes:
tabs are still in place when performing full recording.
DDRP recording is performed with suitable JVC CD players and
the recording level adjustment is performed automatically.
Since recording level adjustment is performed automatically for
different types of tape (Type I, II or IV), the adjustment of INPUT
LEVEL control is not required.
Read the instruction book of your CD player carefully.
1. Since COMPU CAL operations record a test tone on tapes,
previously recorded contents will be erased
2 Using new tapes and cleaning the heads beforehand are
recommended for optimal COMPU CAL operations
3. Some variance in characteristics exists even with the same
type of tape made by the same manufacturer. Therefore,
when precise settings are desired, performing COMPU CAL
operations lor each recording is recommended.
4. To delete contents set with COMPU CAL, simultaneously
press the REC/REC MUTE and B deck COUNTER RESET
buttons. This deletes the calibration data lor the type of tape
currently inserted in the unit. Calibration data for other tape
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DOLBY NR
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In the following cases, the mechanism may not operate correctly. This is not a malfunction; use the mechanism according to the type of program.
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COMPU CAL
with tunes having long pianissimo passages (very
• Tapes
quiet parts) or non-recorded portions during tunes.
BLANK SKIP
the BLANK SKIP button to turn it ON ( the indicator
• Press
lights) before playback. When a blank (a non-recorded sec-
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tion) of over 15 seconds is detected during playback, the
deck automatically goes into fast-forward scan mode and
resumes playback from the beginning of the next tune.
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the tape to be recorded and press the COMPU CAL
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button. During the operation, "C” -> "CA" -> "CAL" is dis- .
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COMPU CAL operation
Notes:
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mal tape sensitivity for each tape in approximately 30 seconds Calibration data is retained for each tape type (Type I,
II or IV).
Calibration data set with COMPU CAL is retained even if the
power is turned off (or the power cord is unplugged), and the
previous calibration data for the same type of tape as the
new tape is recalled each time tapes are changed.
Performing COMPU CAL operations again replaces existing
data with the new data.
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If settings were previously performed, the previous setting
values are retained.
After confirming items 1) to 3) above and stopping the error
indication if there are no problems, even tapes which experience errors can be recorded on using either © the unit's
preset values or © previous setting values. (These are the
values obtained by opening and closing the cassette holder
one time.)
* Preset value: a standard value corresponding to each type
of tape, which allows normal recording. (The
preset value condition is in effect when the
COMPU CAL indicator is unlit.)
Notes:
This unit is equipped with a COMPU CAL function which can
• automatically
set the flat frequency characteristics and opti-
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reached.
: It operates continuously through one cycle of the A
and B sides of the tape. If the number set has not
been reached, the tape stops at the end of the B
side. When the head rotates to play side A from B
or B from A, this rotation Is counted as one nonrecorded section. When a recorded tune continues
from side A to B, this tune is recorded as two
) buttunes, in such a case, press the M< (or
ton one extra time
(stop) button to stop the error indication.
COMPU CALIBRATION (COMPU CAL) FUNCTION
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Example: Deck B
Operate in the order of the numbers in the illustration.
Make sure the safety tab of the cassette has not been broken off
Procedure
button during playback.
1. Press the
2. When more than 2 tunes are to be skipped, after procedure
(or MM ) button the number of times you
1 press the
want to skip tunes. The number of tunes to be skipped is
displayed in the counter.
Music Scan Operation can be performed on both decks A
and B, but not simultaneously.
Relation between Multi Music Scan and REVERSE MODE.
: The multi music scan mechanism operates on one
side of the tape only. If the number set is too high
(more than there are tunes remaining on that
side), the tape stops when the end of the tape is
O Press the POWER switch to set to ON.
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played in the tape counter. When the operation finishes, the
tape returns to its starting position, and the COMPU CAL
indicator lights. COMPU CALIBRATION is now finished.
Pressing the (stop) button part-way will interrupt the oper
ations.
To recalibrate the unit, press the COMPU CAL button and
wait for the COMPU CAL indicator to go out. Then, press the
COMPU CAL button again.
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If the tape is near its end, it will automatically stop and an
error will be generated during operation. Therefore, be sure
to check the time remaining on the tape (more than 2 minutes in the play mode) before starting the operations.
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This facility is used to eliminate undesired sections and leave
an appropriate non-recorded section.
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When the record-pause mode is set and the INPUT LEVEL
control is set to MIN, sounds are output only from the microphone, and it can be used as a public address system.
RECORDING LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
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By connecting a microphone, microphone mixing during
recording Is possible by following the recording procedure.
Adjust the microphone input level by setting the record-pause
mode and observing the peak level indicators
Adjust the recording level while observing the peak level indicator Indication. For example:
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Because of metal tape's higher saturation level, It Is OK that
occasionally, "+4" lights on the TD-W7SD, and “+2" lights on
the TD-W717/718.
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system automatically works when in recording; how• This
ever, Dolby HX PRO is not a noise reduction system.
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When recording on a prerecorded tape, the previous recording
is automatically erased and only the new program is recorded
on the tape.
To erase a tape without making a new recording
Follow the section “RECORDING'’ but in step ©, set the INPUT
LEVEL control to MIN
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It is best to adjust so that the maximum sound level of the
source to be recorded reaches the very limit of the saturation
level of the tape to be used.
The best level varies depending on the type of music and type
of tape so it Is better to make a test recording, using FM music,
records, etc.
DOLBY NR and DOLBY HX PRO
Dolby NR System
To reduce the hiss inherent in tape recording, use the Dolby NR
System when making recordings. When listening to a tape
recorded with the Dolby NR System, set the DOLBY NR switch
to B or C according to the system selected in the recording
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breaking up. If only "O" lights infrequently, the level is too
low and the recording may contain tape hiss
be distorted.
too often because the recording level is too
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recorded sound may be distorted and seem to be
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When the power is connected, “0.00” appears in the display.
During tape playback, the digital counter operates as a 4-digit
linear tape counter which displays the approximate playback
time in minutes and seconds for C-46L, C-60, and C-90 tapes.
There is a one-minute error differential between the actual playback time and the playback time displayed. With C-30, C-46,
C-80, and other tapes, this differential is even greater. A different time may also appear for tapes of the same length but with
a different thickness.
the recording level is too low, the hiss noise Inherent
• inWhen
the tape will be conspicuous.
When the recording level is too high, exceeding the satura• tion
level, the recording will contain cracking noise and will
•
This will result in phenomena such as changes in the level of
low-frequency signal and subsequent distortion and reduction
of the high-frequency saturation level.
Dolby HX PRO headroom extension system controls the bias
current so that the effective bias is constant even when there
are fluctuations in the high-frequency components of the input
signal.
This greatly improves the high-frequency saturation level while
reducing the low-frequency signal level variations and distor-
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It Is OK that "+ 0” lights occasionally.
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(direction) buttons to select the tape transport
Q Press the
directions of decks A and B.
0 Set the DOLBY NR switch as required.
set the REVERSE MODE switch to <*:> .
© Set deck A to the record-pause mode and adjust the recording level.
Q Set deck B to the record-standby mode, (press only the
REC/REC MUTE button.)
In this time, the REC and CONT indicators light, and the
indicator flashes, showing the direction of the next
or
tape that will be recorded.
Q Press the PLAY button of deck A; continuous recording
starts.
When recording finishes in one deck and continues in the
other, the CONT indicator goes off and the 4 or Indicator
stops flashing.
When side B of deck A finishes recording, deck B starts
recording automatically. If both decks start recording from
the beginning of side A, the continuous recording will be
done for about 3 hours with two C-90 tapes. When starting
recording from deck B , set deck B to the record (or recordpause) mode first and set deck A to the record-standby
mode.
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© Load the tapes to be recorded in decks A and B with sides
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A. To leave non recorded sections of about 4 5 seconds automatically
1. When the undesired section comes during recording,
press the REC/REC MUTE button and release it.
2. The REC indicator flashes and a non-recorded section
is made during record muting operation. About 4-5
seconds later, the tape automatically stops, and the
unit enters the record-pause mode.
3. Press the PLAY button to start recording again.
B To leave non recorded sections of more than 4 5 seconds
1. Keep the REC/REC MUTE button pressed continuously as long as you want to make a non-recorded
section. By releasing the finger from the button after
the above operation, the unit enters the record-pause
mode.
2. Press the PLAY button to start recording again.
C To leave non recorded section of less than 4 seconds
When the undesired section comes during recording....
After the
REC/REC MUTE button is pressed, press the
PLAY button before the unit enters the pause mode to start
recording again, or press the llPAUSE button to enter the
record-pause mode.
The peak level indicator lights even during record muting
according to the input level which can be heard from the
speakers or headphones so that recording can be resumed
at the exact point on the tape.
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Dolby HX PRO headroom extension
When a source which contains many high-frequency components is recorded, these high-frequency signals have the same
function as bias and therefore, the effective bias current
changes
mode.
Note:
The sound quality will change if the positions of the DOLBY NR
switch are different in recording and playback.
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To cancel the record standby mode
Press the (stop) button on the deck during record-standby.
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The Compu Link Control System controls relative operations
between components automatically and facilitates various operations.
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This is a system originated and developed by JVC for facilitating various system operations. There are two versions of this
system; version 1 and 3. (For version 1 components, “COMPU
LINK-1/SYNCHRO’’ is marked on the rear panel. For version 3
components, “COMPU LINK-3/SYNCHRO" is marked on the
rear panel. This unit belongs to version 3.)
The version 3 system controls relative functions between this
unit and an amplifier or receiver, in addition to all of the functions of version 1.
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Synchronized recording or DDRP recording stops automatically when the CD player stops playing.
Synchronized recording does not start except when the
record- pause mode is set by simultaneously pressing
the # REC/REC MUTE and ll PAUSE buttons In the stop
mode.
To cancel synchronized recording or DDRP recording, press
the STOP button of the CD player or cassette deck.
The source Is locked to the CD position during synchronized
recording or DDRP recording to avoid accidental stops or
switch-over to another component. To switch over the components, cancel synchronized recording or DDRP recording
first.
The INPUT LEVEL control does not function during DDRP
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When deck B stops, the dubbing mode is automatically
released.
Synchro record muting
When deck A stops or enters any mode other than the playback mode during dubbing, deck B enters the record mute
operation automatically and then enters the record-pause
mode
Operate in the order of the numbers in the illustration.
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pressing the SYNCHRO DUBBING button
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Confirm that both decks are in the stop mode before starting
dubbing.
Dubbing and DOLBY NR switch
During dubbing, the same NR mode selected for the playback
cassette is applied to the recording cassette, regardless of the
position of the NR switch
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Automatic Power On/OH (STANDBY) Function (COMPU
LINK-3)
This function is available when an amplifier or receiver having
a COMPU LINK -3/ SYNCHRO terminal is connected- For example, if a deck contains a tape, the deck is turned on automati-
Dubbing and BLANK SKIP
When the BLANK SKIP button is ON during normal-speed dubbing, the BLANK SKIP function operates in deck A
When deck A enters in the BLANK SKIP mode, deck B enters
standby status for the record-pause mode after automatic
record muting operation.
When deck A resumes playback, dubbing commences.
.
cally and the tape Is played back by only pressing the PLAY
button. When the amplifier or receiver is switched to STANDBY,
the source unit is automatically switched to STANDBY.
Automatic Source Selection (COMPU LINK-1, 3)
When the provided remote cables are used for connecting this
unit to other components which have COMPU LINK -1 or
3/SYNCHRO terminals, the switch-over of all system components is possible with simple one-touch of the source selector
button of JVC’s amplifier or receiver.
By doing this, the corresponding component will start playing
automatically.
The source selector button of the remote control unit or the
activation button of the desired component can be also used for
this purpose. When the components have been switched over,
the previous component will stop playing within five seconds.
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REVERSE
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Input level
Recording is performed at the same level as the playback tape
during dubbing regardless of the position of the INPUT LEVEL
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control.
COUNTER RESET
Microphone mixing during dubbing
By connecting a microphone, microphone mixing during dubbing is possible with the playback sounds from deck A. Be sure
to perform dubbing at normal speed. When performing microphone mixing during dubbing, use cassettes recorded with NR
OFF mode for the deck A.
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NORM SPEED HIGH SPEED
Synchronized Recording (COMPU LINK-1, 3)
Synchronized recording refers to the process In which the deck
starts recording in synchronism with the CD player. Perform the
synchronized recording as follows:
1 Set the cassette deck to the record-pause mode in accordance with the recording procedures on page 8.
2. If you want the programmed recording, program the desired
tunes in any order you wish to hear.
3. Press the PLAY /PAUSE button of the CD player. By so
doing, the cassette deck is placed in the record mode and
synchronized with the CD player for recording. Synchronized recording thus can be made possible.
Tape editing
1. Press the REC/REC MUTE button when finished dubbing
a tune. Deck B automatically enters the record muting mode
and leaves a non-recorded section of about 4-seconds then
enters the record-paused mode.
2. Press the (stop) button of deck A and search for the next
, « or PLAY button. Then
tune you want by using the
stop the cassette just before the beginning of the tune.
3. Press the same SYNCHRO DUBBING button pressed before
the pause again, and dubbing will start.
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.
O Press the POWER switch to set to ON.
O Insert a prerecorded tape with side A facing out into deck A,
-
and press the o (direction) button to select the travel
direction.
Q Insert the blank tape with side A facing out into deck B, and
press the -« (direction) button to select the side to be
recorded.
the REVERSE MODE.
Select
O
Q Press to "0.00’’.
O Press the SYNCHRO DUBBING (NORM or HIGH SPEED) button to start dubbing.
Q Press the (stop) button of deck B to stop dubbing
DDRP (Dynamics Detection Recording Processor) recording
The DDRP function makes possible fully automatic recording
when used with a suitable JVC CD player. When the DDRP button of a suitable JVC CD player is pressed, the recording level
is first adjusted automatically, then recording starts; it is not
necessary to start recording by the normal procedure.
Notes at dubbing
1. Normal-speed dubbing is recommended to obtain good
sound quality.
2. Television receivers placed close to the deck may cause
interference on the recorded signal when the deck is used
in the high-speed dubbing mode. If this happens, either turn
off the television receiver or use the normal-speed dubbing
mode.
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MAINTENANCE
The importance of cleaning
When the tape is moving, magnetic powder and dust naturally
accumulate on the heads, capstan and pinch roller. When they
become too dirty:
tone quality deteriorates.
the output sound level drops.
the previous sound is not erased satisfactorily
recordings are not satisfactory
Because of this, clean the heads, etc. every 10 hours of use so
that optimum recordings will be made
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Demagnetizing the heads
Magnetic objects brought close to the head or using the deck
for a long period of time results in magnetization of the head,
thus noise occurs. When the noise is excessive, high frequencies on the recorded tape may be erased
Demagnetize the heads and other metal parts that come into
contact with the tape every 20-30 hours of use with a head
demagnetizer (available from your audio store)
.
.
.
.
.
Cleaning the heads, pinch roller and capstan
Wipe the heads, the capstan, etc. with a cotton swab with its tip
dipped In alcohol. For effective cleaning, use a cleaning kit
available from your audio store After cleaning, be sure that the
cleaning fluid has completely dried before loading a cassette.
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Capstan
Head
demagnetizer
Pincn roller
1
Erase head
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Cotton
swab
Record/playback head
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Power transformer
Power supply transistor
Main board asas’y
A
Cord stopper
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Power cord
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Deck A
Mechanism ass’y
Mechanism control
board ass’y
Deck B
Mechanism ass’y
Fig. 1 - 1
Mechanism
Reel motor ass ' y
Top view
Supply
reel
disk
Take-up reel disk
(Deck B)
+ Bottom view
Reel motor
Reel motor board ass'y
Cam motor
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Eject safety
Pinch roller ass'y ( R)
R/P Head
Fig. 1 - 2
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Capstan motor
FM bracket
Fig. 1 - 3
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Removal of main parts
Enclosure Section
Top cover (Fig. 2 - 1)
.
1 Remove four screws
<£) retaining the
top cover from both
© retaining the
top cover from the
side.
.
2 Remove two screws
back side.
3. To remove the top cover ,slide in direction of allow and lift
away (refer to Fig. 2 - 1).
Front panel assembly (Fig. 2 - 2)
.
2. Remove three
.
1 Remove the top cover as described in above
©
screws
Q,
13
retaining the front panel ass’y
from bottom side.
Fig. 2 - 1
.
3 Release the front panel ass’y from two pawls in the front
3
Pawl
and bottom sides and draw it to the front side.
Pawl
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4. Disconnect all connectors between the mechanism ass’y,
front panel ass’y and the main board ass’y.
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Pull 2
.
Push up with a screwdriver, etc 1
Mechanism assembly
Fig. 2 - 2
Although the mechanism assembly can be removed
without detaching the front panel ass’y, it is recommended
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to detach the front panel ass’y to do the work with ease
MAIN BOARD
1. Remove two screws © or two screws © from the corners of
the mechanism. (Fig. 2 - 5)
From Mecho control
Boord
,
2. After disconnecting the mechanism control board from the
CNB02
From Phone jock
connector of the mechanism board, remove two screws ©
-From
12
to remove the mechanism control board. (Fig. 2-3, 2-4)
3. Open the door and remove the mechanism ass’y.
6
board
From DECK A
CN 86y' CN8Qy
SW 4r VR board
-From MIC board
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CN803
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DECK B
Mecho control boord
DECK A
(At this time, door lock arm spring and door lock arm are
removed together with.)
4. For moving the mechanism ass’ y only, disconnect the
Fig. 2 - 3
following wirings.
a) Mechanism ass’y side (Fig. 2 - 4)
Top side connector of the cam switch board (CN2).
loch a
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control
Motor
board
Connector of the motor board (CN1). (Board to Board
board
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Mochai
Motor
control
board
board
Cam
switch
board/
connector)
b) Main board ass’y side (Fig. 2 - 3)
Disconnect CN802 from Mecha control board, CN801 and
CN803 from Switch & Volume board ass’y, CN871 from Mic
board ass’y and CN861 from H. Phone jack board ass’y.
Disconnect wire coming from the head mount ass’y CN811
at deck A and CN815 at deck B.
Remove two screws
©
and remove the two GND wires
from Deck A and Deck B.
Motor board
Cam
switch
board
Mecho control board
\
Motor board
/
\
DECK B
DECK A
\
Cam switch board
Cam switch board
Fig. 2 - 4
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Eject arm ass’y (Fig. 2 - 5)
.
1 Remove two screws
® retaining the
eject arm ass’y and
0
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0©
pull it out.
Mechanism holder and door ass’y (Fig.2-6 - Fig.2-8)
1. Remove four screws ® retaining the mechanism holder,
(see Fig.2-8)
DECKS
DECKA
2. Remove the damper ass’y (for easy reassembling work).
Fig. 2 - 5
Insert an originary( - )screwdriver or the like in to the gap
between the damper and the front panel to disengage the
How to remove damper
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pawl , and draw the damper ass’y outwards.(see Fig 2 - 6)
3. Remove the arm shaft of the cassette holder (door
ass’y)from the mechanism holder.(The door spring is
engaged with the door side by the longer side.)
(see Fig. 2 - 7)
4. Remove the eject spring from lock lever and mechanism
ass ' y. (see Fig. 2 - 7)
Switch Volume board
^board
ass’y (Fig. - )
&
2
Fig. 2 - 6
ass’y and Mechanism Control
How to engage the door and eject spring
8
.
1 After removing the mechanism holder , proceed to the
Lock lever
following steps,
.
.
2 Pull out the INPUT volume knob
Cassette Door
3. Remove five screws ® retaining the Switch & Volume P.C.
board.
Longer side
4. Remove one screw © and remove the cap.
door spring
Shorter side
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5. Lift the board right upwards to remove it since it is connected
eject spring
to the mechanism control key board with connector pins
Mechanism ass ' y
(CN603/CN604).
Fig. 2 - 7
.
6 Disconnect CN602 coming from Mechanism control board
Mecha control boord
ass’y (CN702).
4 Headphone jack board ass’y and Mic jack board
ass’y (Fig. 2 - 8)
1. After removing the Switch & Volume board ass’y, pull the
H. Phone jack board ass’y and Mic jack board ass’y outwards while pushing it down toward the bottom side to re-
move it.
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CAP
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Key switch board
L& T
CN60
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Mic jack board \
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ass’y.
Switch & Volume board
Fig. 2 - 8
2. Do the same for the other side.
4 Main board ass’y (see Fig2 - 3,Fig 2 - 1)
1. Remove four screws ® retaining the board.
2. Remove four screws ® retaining the board to the rear panel.
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H. Phone jack board Key switch board
Key switch board ass’y (Fig. 2 - 8)
1 Remove one screw ® (DeckA or B) retaining the board
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Reassembling procedure of the front panel ass’y
Mechanism A
1. Attach the Key switch board ass’y to the panel with two
screws.
2. Put the door ass’y and the mechanism holder together with
on the front panel.
S3WF
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two screws
4. Engage the door spring properly.
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3. Attach the mechanism holder to the front panel ass’y with
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Pinch roller Iright)
Pinch roller ( left )
Head mount
5. Install the damper. (Push the pawl side last to engage it.)
Fig. 2 - 9
6. Install the eject arm ass’y.
7. Attach the Switch & Volume board ass’y to the panel with
five screws.
8. Install the mechanism ass’y.
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9. HooK the eject spring between lock lever and mechanism
ass’y.
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10. Attach the Mecha control board ass’y to the panel with
Head mount ass’y
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two screws.
Cassette mechanism section
Head base
Head mount assembly (Fig2-9,Fig2-io)
1. Remove three screws © retaining the head mount ass’y.
Pinch roller assembly (Fig. 2 - 9, Fig. 2 - 11)
1. Remove the pinch roller and pinch roller spring by disengaging the pawl hooking it.
2. For reengaging the pinch roller and pinch roller spring, refer
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Fig. 2 - 1 0
to Fig. 2 - 1 1.
Pinch roller
(left )
Pinch roller
spring
Pinch roller
(right)
Pinch roller
spring
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FM bracket/Capstan motor assembly (Mechanism
Reel motor board ass'y
connector FM
Capstan motor
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A and B)
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1. Remove soldering of connector FM on Reel motor board.
(Fig. 2 - 1 2)
2. Remove three screws © and disengage two pawls, and then
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the FM bracket and the capstan belt can be removed. (Fig.
2 - 1 2, 2 - 1 3)
3. Remove two screws © retaining the capstan motor from the
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FM bracket. (Fig. 2 - 12)
Pawl
4. For reengaging the capstan belt, refer to Fig. 2 - 1 3.
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FM bracket
2
2
Fig. 2 - 1 2
Capstan belt
Flywheel ass’y (Fig. 2 - 1 4)
1. Remove two screws @ and remove the shield plate.
2. Pull up the Flywheel (L) and (R) and remove them.
Reel motor board (Fig. 2 - 1 4)
1. Remove four soldering of the Reel motor and Actuator
motor and remove the Reel motor board.
Reel motor board (Fig. 2 - 1 5)
1. Remove two screws © from rear of chassis and remove the
Reel motor ass’y toward upward.
Actuator motor ass’y (Fig. 2 - 1 5)
Fig. 2 - 1 3
1. Remove two screws © from rear of chassis and remove the
Actuator motor ass’y toward upward.
Reel motor
Actuator motor
d
Soldering
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Reel motor board ass’y
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Actuator motor ass' y
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Soldering
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Flywheli(R)
Shield plate
Fig. 2 - 1 4
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Flywheel(L)
6
5
Mechanism board ass'y
Fig. 2 - 1 5
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Mechanism board ass’y (Fig. 2 - 16)
1. Remove one screw
Mechanism board ass’y
® retaining the board.
2. Release the Mechanism board from five pawls.
3. For gearing between the Mechanism board and Control cam,
see the magnified illustration in a circle.
Pawl
7
Control cam (Fig. 2 - 1 7, 2 - 1 8)
/
1. Release the control cam from two pawls. (Fig. 2 - 1 7)
2. For assembling the control cam, fits (a) zone (groove) of
control cam to @ position of Pinch lever and (b) zone
(groove) to (b) position of Head base shaft. (Fig. 2 - 17, 2
Fig. 2 - 1 6
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Actuator gear A and B (small) (Fig. 2 - 1 7)
1. Release the actuator gear A (small) from one pawl and re/
move it toward upward.
2. Release the actuator gear B (small) from one pawl and re-
move it toward upward.
Actuator gear (large) (Fig. 2 - 1 7)
1. After removing the Control cam, actuator gear A (small)
and actuator gear B (small), remove the Actuator gear
(large).
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Actuator gear A
Actuator gear
b
zone
o
zone
Control cam
(chassis side)
P
Actuator gear B
Pinch lever
Control cam
Head base shaft
Pinch lever
(small)
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Fig. 2 - 1 8
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[3] Main Adjustment
Measuring
instruments
required
for
adjustment
(1) Low - frequency oscillator(oscillation frequency
(9) Wow & flutter gauge
(10) Freequency counter gauge
(11) M300 gauge
50Hz - 20kHz, OdB output with 600 Q impedance )
(12) Band pass filter
(2) Attenutor(600 Q impedance)
Power supply voltage
(3) Electronic voltmeter
Set the line voltage selector switch to 240V/ 230V/
(4) Standard tapes
220V/ 127V/ 120V/ 110V according to
VTT712 (3kHz tape speed, wow and flutter
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your local voltage.
measurement)
AC 240V, 50/60Hz
: A version
VTT727 (400 Hz) (DOLBY standard level)
AC 230V, 50/60Hz
:B/E/EN/G version
TMT735 (1 k, 12.5 k), VTT739 (63, 1 k,10 k) (playback
AC120V, 60Hz
:C/J version
frequency)
AC230/127/110V, 50/60Hz:U/UT version
VTT703 or VTT703L (10 kHz), VTT704 (12.5 kHz)
(13) Standard position of the switch and volume knob
(azimuth)
Switches and volume knobs Setting position
TMT6447, TM6448 (music scan)
(5) Recording reference tapes
AC-224 (Normal), AC-513 (TDK SA) (CrOa)
INPUT LEVEL
MAXIMUM
DOLBY NR
OFF
>
REVERSE MODE
AC-712 (TDK MA) ( Metal)
(6) 600 Q resistors (for attenuator matching)
(7) Distortion meter (bandpass filter)
(8) Torque gauge (cassette) for CTG-N, TW2111, TW2121,
TW2231 and TW2241, mechanism adjustments
PITCH CONTROL
CENTOR
MIC MIXING LEVEL
MAXIMUM
COMPU CAL LED
OFF
PHONES LEVEL
MAXIMUM
BLANK SKIP
OFF
Location of Adjustment
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CN 841 ( DECK A )
CN 846 ( DECK B )
CONNECTION
1MO
AA/V
CN 841
/CN846
DECK A
HX PRO adj
0
0
DECK A
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L 2401
DECK B
L1401
5
.
RESPONSE
adj
0 L1451
0
VR 211
BIAS
VR 111 FREQUENCY
0
0
^
V
DECK B
FREQ.
RESPONSE
adj
VR 216
0 VR116
0
NORMAL SPEED adjVR 701 VR 703
F. TUNING
TP
B
.
Hffl-
0
- DECK A -
TP
- DECK A -
H SPEED
VR 702
DECK B
-DECK
VR 704
HIGH SPEED ad;
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+
o
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( L)
(R)
1
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B
-o
F. COUNTER
( BIAS
FREQUENCY
adj)
®
-o +
1
L 8451
DECK A
PB FREQ
adj
L2451
CN 846
CN 841
5
DECK B
HX PRO
-O +
®
—
DC VOLTMETER
(HX PRO adj)
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Compu-Calibration for F.CAL mode(automatically adjustment)
F.CAL mode setting procedure
1. Short the F.TUNING TP and GND on mecha control board ass’y.
2. Before set the F. CAL mode, press the Counter Reset key while pressing the STOP key of deck B by reason of cancellation
the factory setting level.
] key of deck A under the power standby mode.
At the same time, [F.CAL] mode is displayed on the deck B counter of FL indicator.
3. Press the POWER key while pressing the FF [
NOTE:
When Compu-Calibration is finished normally, [COMPU-CAL] LED light up and result number of calibration is displayed on the counter of FL indicator.
If Compu-Calibration is finished abnormally, [COMPU-CAL] LED blinks and error number of calibration is displayed
on the counter of FL indicator.
Then correct the error message and readjust the Compu-Calibration.
Item
Level meter
sensitivity
adjustment
Condition
Adjustment
Test siganl level:
1. Supply a 400Hz or 1kHz signal to both L and R of LINE IN terminals at
-4dBs.
2. Press the [COMPU-CAL] key of deck B,adjust the level meter
400Hz or 1kHz,-4dBs
lnput:LINE IN(L and R)
3. Confirm that difference level between left and righkt within 0.3dB.
1. Load the VTT-727 test tapes to both decks A and B.
Mode:REC/PAUSE
at deck B
sensitivity automatically.
Playback level
Direction:FWD(decks
adjustment at
A and B)
2. Press the [PLAY] key of deck A and playing back the tape.
decks A and B
NR:OFF
Test tape:VTT-727
3. Press the [COMPU-CAL] key of deck A and adjust the playback
Direction:FWD(decks
A and B)
Recrding tape:
1. Load the AC -224 tapes to both decks A and B.
charactor
adjustment
( Bias and
AC-224(normal)
REC/PB
AC-513(Cr02)
AC-712(metal)
While adjusting, confirm that all segment is displayed on FL indicator.
3. Load the AC-513 tapes to both decks A and B and adjusting as the
NR: OFF
same manner above step 2.
Afer while about 40 seconds,adjustment is completed automatically.
4. Load the AC-712 tapes to both decks A and B and adjusting as the
same manner above step 2.
After while about 40 seconds,adjusting is completed automatically.
NOTE; When recording the each tapes, do not use while about 3 minutes
range of tape start and end winding positions.
Recording
sensitivity)
at decks A
and B
levels of both decks A and B automatically.
2. Press the [COMPU-CAL] key of deck A,start the recording
charactor adjustment of deck A and then deck B automatically.
After while about 50 seconds, adjustment is completed automatically.
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If following error messages are indicated on the FL indicator when adjusting the Conpu-Calibration,correct these abnormal
conditions and readjust the Compu-Calibration.
1. In case the Level meter sensitivity adjustment.
(Error No.)
(Contents of the message)
ER01
ER02
ER03
No signal
Over the adjustment range,too much large the input signal level
Over the adjustment range,too much small the input signal level
2. In case the Playback level adjustment/
ER04
ER05
ER06
No playback signal
Over the adjustment range,too much large the playback signal
Over the adjustment range,too much small the playback signal
3. In case the Recording signal adjustment.
(1) For Lch
ER12
No 400Hz test signal for recording
ER13
ER14
ER15
ER16
No 12.5kFlz test signal for recording
No playback signal (Do not recrded)
ER17
ER18
ER19
Can not find the recording start position
Over the adjustment range of 400Flz playback signal level,too much large 400Flz playback signal
Over the adjustment range of 400Flz playback signal level,too much small 400Flz playback signal
Too much large 12.5kFlz playback signal level compare with 400Hz signal
Too much small 12.5kFlz playback signal level compare with 400Flz signal
(2) For Rch
ER 22
ER 23
ER 24
ER 25
ER 26
ER 27
ER 28
ER 29
No 400Flz test signal for recording
No 12.5kHz test signal for recording
No playback signal (Do not recorded)
Can not find the recording start position
Over the adjustment range of 400Hz playback signal level,too much large 400Hz playback signal
Over the adjustment range of 400Hz playback signal level,too much small 400Hz playback signal
Too much large 12.5kHz playback signal level compare with 400Hz signal
Too much small 12.5kHz playback signal level compare with 400Hz signal
(3) For Lch and Rch
ER30
Compu-Calibration of AC-513 adjustment is started before adjustment of AC-224 is not complete
ER31
finished
Compu-Calibration of AC -712 adjustment is started before adjustment of AC -224 is not complete
finished
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Mechanism Adjstment
Item
Adjusting
Head
azimuth
OdBs = 0.775V
Conditions
Adjustment and Confirmation
Standad value
.
Maximum
Test tape :VTT704
1 Connect an electronic voltmeter to the
(12.5kHz)
LINE OUT terminals.
2 Play back the VTT704 (12.5kHz) test tape.
Deck A, B
3 Adjust the head angle with the screw
FW
(FWD and REV) until the reading of the
electronic voltmeter becomes maximum
.
Tape speed
( motor speed )
Screws
(FWD, REV)
.
ws
for both channels (phase difference must
be ”0”.)
4. Repeat the adjustment in FWD and REV
modes as well as for the decks A and B.
5. Confirm that difference level between
deck A and deck B within 2dB.
Adjusting
Adjust point
1. After adjustment
of normal speed,
1. Connect a frequency counter to the
then adjust high
speed.
2.For high speed
adjustment, set the
deck for play mode
and shortcircuit
between H. SPEED
TP and GND.
2. Perform normal speed adjustment first,
and then do high speed adjustment.
LINEOUT terminals.
3.Play back the VTT712 test tape.
4. Adjust for normal speed
Adjust VR701(deck [A]) and VR703 (deck
[B] ) for normal speed at 3000Hz.
5. Adjust for high speed
After adjustment of normal speed,
adjust VR702 (deck [Aj ) and VR704
3. Do not do anything
(deck \B} ) for high speed at 6000Hz.
while H. SPEED
and TP GND are
6. Difference in FWD and REV frequencies
REV Adi
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High; VR704
30Hz
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must be less than 48Hz.
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Checking
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Checking
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Checking
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rewind torque
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Torque gauge
TW2111(FWD)
TW2121(REV)
Torque gauge
TW2231(FWD)
TW2241(REV)
less than 0.17%
Connect a wow and flutter meter to LINE
(WRMS)
OUT terminals. Play back the VTT712 test
tape. Check to see if the reading of the meter
is less than 0.17% (WRMS).
Employ a torque testing cassette tape
(TW2111[FWD] / TW2121[REV] for the
checking, or remove the cassette cover and
use a torque gauge.
27 - 70 g - cm
Measure the torque in the fast forward mode 90 - 200 g - cm
in the same manner as in the above.
Test cassette : TW2231 (FWD),
TW2241 (REV)
(No. 4358) 19
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Check and Adjustment
1 Cheking
DOLBY
circuit
(Rec.mode)
(BIAS-CUT)
Signal input: LINE IN Cal.level: 400Hz,
- 8dBs
Output terminal TP : NR IC831 @ &(§)
pin.
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Conditions
Test tape
VTT727 : 400Hz
Output raise
value,deviation value
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+5.7 dB ± 2 dB
1kHz, cal - 40dB
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5kHz, Cal.
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5kHz, Cal.
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Adjustment and Confirmation
2
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Standard
Adjusting
Play back VTT727. Check that the level at LINE LINE OUT
OUT is -4.5 dBs ± 1dB.
-4.5 dBs ± 1 dB
Difference between Lch and Rch must be less Phone Out
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than 1 dB at LINE OUT
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± 2 dB
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frequency
response
adjustment
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frequency
adjustment
Test tape
Play back TMT735 test tape, and adjust VR116, with 12.5kHz
TMT735:1kHz/12.5kH2 VR216 (deck [¥] ) and VR111, VR211 (deck [ A ] )
VTT739: 1kHz/63Hz
so that deviation of 12.5 kHz to that of 1 kHz is
0 ± 0.5 dB (deck A ) and 0 ± 0.5 dB (deck B ).
Then, play back VTT739 test tape to confirm
that deviation of 63 Hz to 1kHz is +2 ± 3 dB.
Tape : Metal
Mode: REC
Frequency counter
Input impedance :
more than 1MQ.
(See pagel 8)
as reference,
0 + 0.5 dB
(deck [A] ) and
0 ± 0.5 dB
(deck [B] ) at
1 kHz
63 Hz (check):
+2 ± 3 dB
Connect frequency counter to the CN846 (deck 95 kHz ± 0.5
[ B] ) and CN841 (deck [A] ) and adjust L8451
(deck { B\ ) and L8401 (deck [ A] ) so that the
counter reads 95 kHz .
kHz
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R: VR 216
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Deck 0
TP: CN841 pin 1
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adjustment
DC. Voltmeter
Deck |A]
TP: CN841
Deck H
TP: CN846
This step must be performed after the bias Minimum
frequency adjustment
.
Load a metal tape and set the deck to the
recording mode
.
1. Adjust for deck [ A]
Adjust L1401 and L2401 to minimize respec tive voltages of CN841 (PIN 3 - 4) at Lch and
.
(PIN 3 - 5) at Rch
2. Adjust for deck [ B]
Adjust L1451 and L2451 to minimize respec tive voltages of CN846 (PIN 3 - 4) at Lch and
(PIN 3 - 5) at Rch.
20 (No. 4358)
Deck [ A ]
L: L1401
R: L2401
DeckH
L: L1451
R: L2451
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Conditions
Standard
Adjusting
1. Supply a 1kHz signal to the LINE IN terminals LINE IN
: -20dBs
at -20dBs, confirm that LINE OUT level is
± 2 dB
MIC : -66 dBs
-8dBs.
6 Input
sensitivity
level
check
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is -8dB$.
3. Confirm that difference level between left and
right within 2dB at LINE IN terminals and within
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LINE INPUT LEVEL :
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± 2dB)
MIC INPUT level :
Ref. -20dB (-86dBs
± 3dB)
NR SWITCH : OFF
This step must be performed after the slave
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Record the 1 kHz and 12.5 kHz signals at the
level of -20 dB (20 dB lower than the reference
level).
Playing back the recorded signals, check that the
level of the 12.5 kHz signal is 0 ± 2 dB to the
level of the 1 kHz signal.
12.5 kHz level:
0 ± 2 dB
higher. than
the 1kHz level.
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1. Supply a 400Hz signal to the LINE IN termi- Normal,
nals record a 400Hz signal at reference level Chrome,
of -20dB.
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when LINE OUT level is -28dBs during recording.
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10 Checking
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11 Checking
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noise ratio
recording
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Suply 1 kHz signal to the LINE IN terminal in the LINE OUT:
Rec. monitoring mode, and read non-clipped more
than 5 dBs
signal level at the LINE IN terminal.
PHONES
OUT: more
than - 16dBs
1) Record a 1 kHz, -20 dBs signal to LINE IN Nornal:
terminals.
2)Play back the recorded part, Check the
output with a distortion meter to see if the
value conforms to the standard value.
Less than 2 %
Cr02/Metal:
Less than 3%
1) Record at 1 kHz, -20 dBs signal, Stop the in- Normal,
put by disconnecting from the terminal to More than 40
perform non-signal recording.
dB
2)Play back the recorded part.Measure the - 8 Metal, chrome;
dBs recording output and the non-signal More than 41
recording output for comparison using an dB
.
electronic voltmeter Check to see if the value
.
conforms to the standard value
( No. 4358) 21
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erasing
coefficient
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1) Apply a 400 Hz, +20 dBs signal to the LINE IN More than 55
dB
terminals.
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20 dB
3)Era$e a part of the recording.
4)Measure the output difference between the
erased part and non- erased part to compare
with an electronic voltmeter.
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Input
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1 0 MF 2 0 % 2 5 V
2 2 0 0P F 1 0 % 5 0 V
0 2 2 MF + 1 0 0 : - 0 %
22 PF 5 % 50 V
4 . 7 MF 2 0 % 5 0 V
470PF 1 0% 50 V
1 5 0 PF 1 0 % 5 0 V
150PF 10 % 50 V
0 1 2 MF 5 % 5 0 V
2 2 0 MF 2 0 % 1 0 V
4 . 7 MF 2 0 % 5 0 V
4 7 0P F 1 0 % 5 0 V
1 5 0PF 1 0% 50 V
1000PF 5 % 50 V
330PF 1 0% 50 V
150PF 10% 50 V
0 1 2 MF 5 % 5 0 V
2 2 0 MF 2 0 % 1 0 V
SUFFIX
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GO
CJI
CO
A R E F.
C2156
C2201
PARTS
N O.
QET 4 1 HM -4 7 5
QEN4 1 EM- 4 7 5
C 2 2 0 2 QET 4 1 HM -4 7 4
C 2 2 0 3 QEN 4 1 EM - 4 7 5
C 2 2 0 5 QET4 1 HM- 1 0 5
C 2 2 0 6 QCS 3 2 HJ -1 5 1ZV
C 2 2 0 7 QCS 1 1 HJ -4 7 1
C 22 0 8 Q F N 4 1 H J - 2 2 2
C 2 2 5 6 QCS 3 2HJ -1 5 1ZV
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C 2257
C 2351
C 2352
C2353
C 2 354
C 235 5
C2358
C2359
C2360
C2361
C2362
C2363
C2365
C2366
C2367
C2368
C2369
C2370
C2372
C 2373
C2401
C 2402
C2403
C2404
C2405
C2406
C2407
C 2451
C2452
C2453
C2454
C2455
C 2456
C 2457
C 2501
C 2601
C 2603
C 2901
C8101
C8102
C8103
C8104
C8151
C8152
C8153
C8201
QCS 1 1HJ
-471
QET4 1 HM- 4 7 5
Q E T 4 1 HM - 1 0 5
QET 4 1 HM- 4 7 5
QET4 1 HM-4 7 5
Q E T 4 1 HM - 4 7 5
Q E N 4 1 EM - 4 7 5
QFN 4 1HJ - 2 2 2
QFN 4 1HJ 2 2 2
QFN 4 1HJ - 2 2 2
QFLC 1 HJ -1 0 4 ZM
QFLC1 HJ - 1 0 4 ZM
QFLC1 HJ - 1 0 4 ZM
Q E T C 1 HM - 2 2 5 Z N
Q E T 4 1 HM - 4 7 4
QET ClEM- 2 2 6 ZN
QET 4 1 HM- 1 0 5
QET 4 1 HM 1 0 5
QET C 1 HM - 3 3 4 ZM
QCBB 1 HK - 4 7 1 Y
Q F P 3 2 A J - 5 6 1 ZM
QCBB 1 HK -1 0 1 Y
QCS1 1HJ - 5 6 1
-
-
C 1- PARTS838594
QFLC1 HJ - 2 2 3 ZM
Q F L C 1 H J - 3 9 3 ZM
Q E T 4 1 EM - 1 0 6
QFP 3 2 AJ - 5 6 1 ZM
QCBB 1 HK - 1 0 1 Y
QCS 1 1HJ - 5 6 1
C1- PARTS8 3 8 5 9 4
Q F L C 1 H J - 2 2 3 ZM
QFLC1 HJ - 3 9 3 ZM
Q E T 4 1 EM - 1 0 6
QCY 3 1 HK - 2 2 2 Z
QCF 1 1 HP- 2 2 3
QCS 1 1HJ - 2 2 0
Q E T 4 1 HM - 4 7 5
QCF1 1HP- 1 0 3
QC F 1 1HP-1 0 3
QET4 1AM- 1 0 7
QCBB 1 HK - 4 7 1 Y
QET 4 1 AM- 1 0 7
QCF1 1HP-1 0 3
QCF 1 1HP-1 0 3
QET 4 1AM- 1 0 7
PARTS
NAME
E . CAPACITOR
NP . E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
NP . E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
NP . E . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
PP . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
PP . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
N O . |b|ll
REMARKS
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 2 5 V
. 4 7 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 2 5 V
1 . 0MF 2 0% 5 0 V
1 5 0PF 5% 500V
4 7 0PF 5% 50V
2 2 0 0PF 5% 5 0V
150PF 5% 500V
470PF 5% 50V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
l . OMF 2 0% 5 0 V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 2 5 V
2 2 0 0PF 5% 5 0V
2200PF 5% 50V
2200PF 5% 5 0V
. 1 0MF 5% 5 0V
. 1 0MF 5% 5 0V
. 1 0MF 5% 5 0V
2 . 2 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
. 4 7 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
2 2MF 2 0% 2 5 V
l . OMF 2 0% 5 0 V
l . OMF 2 0% 5 0 V
. 33M F 20% 50V
4 7 0 P F 1 0% 5 0 V
560PF 5% 1 0 0V
1 0 0P F 1 0% 5 0 V
560PF 5% 5 0V
. 0 1 0MF 5% 5 0V
. 0 2 2 MF 5% 5 0V
. 0 3 9MF 5% 5 0 V
1 0MF 2 0% 2 5 V
560PF 5% 1 0 0V
1 0 0 P F 1 0% 5 0 V
5 6 0 P F 5 % 5 0V
. 0 1 0M F 5% 5 0V
. 0 2 2 MF 5% 5 0V
. 0 3 9M F 5% 5 0V
1 0MF 2 0% 2 5 V
2 2 0 0 P F 1 0% 5 0 V
. 0 2 2 MF + 1 0 0 : -0%
22 PF 5% 50V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
. 0 1 0M F +1 0 0 : -0%
. 0 1 0 MF + 1 0 0 : - 0%
1 0 0 MF 2 0% 1 0 V
4 7 0 P F 1 0% 5 0 V
1 0 0MF 2 0% 1 0V
. 0 1 0 MF + 1 0 0 : -0%
. 0 1 0 MF + 1 0 0 t - 0%
1 0 0 MF 2 0% 1 0 V
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SUFFIX
BLOCK
A R E F.
C8202
C8351
C8352
C8353
C8358
C8359
C.8 4 0 1
C8402
C8403
C8404
C8 432
C8433
C8434
C8441
C8442
C8444
C8445
C8446
C8447
C8448
C8451
C8452
C8453
C8454
C8482
C8483
C8491
C8492
C8494
C8495
C8496
C8501
C8511
C8512
C8513
C8521
C8522
C8523
C85 24
C8525
C8601
C8 6 0 2
C8701
C8702
C8703
C8704
C8 7 0 5
C8706
C8707
C8708
C8709
C8710
C8801
C8802
C8 8 0 3
P A R T S N O.
QET 4 1AM-1 0 7
QET 4 1 HM- 4 7 5
QET4 1HM- 4 7 5
QET 4 1 HM- 4 7 5
Q ET 4 1 AM- 4 7 7
Q ET4 1 AM -4 7 7
Q E T 4 1 EM - 1 0 6
QCS 1 1 HJ -1 0 0
QET4 1AM - 1 0 7
QET 4 1AM-1 0 7
QET4 1AM- 2 2 7
QET C1CM-3 3 7 ZN
QET4 1HM- 1 0 5
QFP3 2 AJ -1 5 3ZM
QET4 1 EM - 4 7 6
QFN 8 1HJ -8 2 2
QFN 4 1HJ - 3 3 2
QFN 4 1HJ - 3 3 2
QFN 4 1HJ -3 3 2
QFN 4 1HJ - 3 3 2
QET4 1 EM - 1 0 6
QCS1 1 HJ -1 0 0
Q E T 4 1 AM - 1 0 7
QET 4 1 AM -1 0 7
QET 4 1AM - 2 2 7
QETC1CM-3 3 7 ZN
Q F P 3 2 AJ -1 5 3 ZM
Q ET 4 1 EM-4 7 6
QFN8 1HJ -8 2 2
QFN 4 1HJ -3 3 2
QFN 4 1 HJ -3 3 2
QET 41 HM -.105
QCF1 1HP-1 0 3
QCF 1 1HP-1 0 3
QCS 1 1 HJ -1 0 0
Q E T 4 1 HM - 4 7 5
Q FLC1 HJ - 2 2 3 ZM
Q C B B 1 HK -8 2 1 Y
C l - P A R T S S’ 3 8 5 9 4
QCBB1 HK -3 9 1 Y
QCF 1 1 HP-1 0 3
Q C F 1 1 H P-1 0 3
QET4 1 HM- 1 0 5
QET 4 1HM- 1 0 5
QCBB 1HK - 1 5 1 Y
QCBB1 HK - 1 5 1 Y
QET4 1 AM- 1 0 7
QET4 1AM-1 0 7
QCF 1 1 HP -1 0 3
QFN 4 1HJ -2 2 2
QEN 4 1 EM-4 7 5
Q FLC1 HJ -8 2 2 ZM
QFN 4 1HJ -3 3 2
QFN 4 1HJ -1 0 2
QFLC 1 HJ - 2 2 3 ZM
PARTS NAME
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
PP . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
M CAPACITOR
M CAPACITOR
M CAPACITOR
M CAPACITOR
M CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
PP . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
M CAPACITOR
M CAPACITOR
M CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
C . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
NP . E . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
M CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
M . CAPACITOR
N O.
REMARKS
1 0 0MF 2 0% 1 0 V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 5 0 V
4 7 0MF 2 0% 1 0 V
4 7 0 MF 2 0% 1 0 V
1 0MF 2 0% 2 5 V
10PF 5% 50V
1 0 0MF 2 0 % 1 0 V
1 0 0MF 2 0% 1 0 V
2 2 0MF 2 0% 1 0 V
3 3 0MF 2 0% 1 6 V
l . OMF 2 0% 5 0 V
. 0 1 5 MF 5% 1 0 0V
4 7 MF 2 0% 2 5 V
8 2 OOP F 5% 5 0V
3300PF 5% 50V
3 3 0 0PF 5% 5 0V
3 3 0 0PF 5% 5 0V
3 3 0 0PF 5% 5 0V
1 0MF 2 0% 2 5 V
10PF 5% 50V
1 0 0 MF 2 0% 1 0V
1 0 0MF 2 0% 1 0 V
2 2 0MF 2 0% 1 0V
3 3 0MF 2 0% 1 6 V
. 0 1 5 MF 5% 1 0 0V
4 7 MF 2 0% 2 5 V
8200PF 5% 50V
3300PF 5% 50V
3 3 0 0PF 5% 5 0V
l . OMF 2 0% 5 0 V
. 0 1 0M F + 1 0 0 : - 0%
. 0 1 0 MF + 1 0 0 :- 0%
10PF 5% 50V
4 . 7MF 2 0% 5 0V
. 0 2 2 MF 5% 5 0 V
8 2 0 P F 1 0% 5 0 V
- 0 1 0MF 5 % 5 0V
3 9 0 P F 1 0% 5 0 V
. 0 1 0MF + 1 0 0 : -0 %
. 0 1 0 MF + 1 0 0 : -0%
l . OMF 2 0% 5 0 V
l . OMF 2 0% 5 0 V
1 5 0PF 10% 50V
1 5 0PF 1 0% 5 0V
1 0 0MF 2 0% 1 0 V
1 0 0MF 2 0% 1 0 V
. 0 1 0 MF + 1 0 0 : - 0%
2200PF 5% 50V
4 . 7 MF 2 0% 2 5 V
8 2 OOPF 5% 5 0V
3300PF 5% 50V
1000PF 5% 50V
. 0 2 2 MF 5 % 5 0 V
Pill IJ Mil
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P A R T S N O.
A REF.
C 8805 Q F L C 1 HJ - 223 ZM
C 8806 Q C F 11 HP -103
C 8808 Q F V 71 HJ -394 ZM
C 8809 Q E T C 1 HM -104 ZN
C 8810 QCF 11 HP - 103
C 8811 Q C B B 1 HK - 151 Y
C 8812 Q C B B 1 HK -151 Y
C 8901 Q C F 11 HP - 103
C 8902 Q C F 11 HP - 103
C 8903 QET 41 AM -477
ft D 901 1 SR 35 - 100
ft D 902 1 SR 35 -100
ft D 903 1 SR 35 - 100
ft D 904 1 SR 35 - 100
D 905 MA 700
D 905 MA 700
D 906 1 SS 133
ft D 9 0 7 MTZ 3.6 JA
D 908 1 SS 133
ft D 909 1 SR 35 - 100
ft D 910 1 SR 35 - 100
ft D 913 MTZ 24 JD
D 914 1 SS 133
D 9 1 7 1 SS 133
D 918 MTZ 6.2 JC
D 919 MTZ 4.7 JB
D 919 MTZ 4.7 JB
D 921 1 SS 133
ft D 922 MTZ 4.7 JB
D 9 2 3 1 S S 133
D 924 1 SS 133
D 925 1 SS 133
D 925 1 SS 133
D 926 MTZ 6 . 8 JB
D 926 MTZ 6 . 8 JB
D 927 1 SS 133
D 928 1 SS 133
D 8101 1 SS 133
D 8102 1 SS 133
D 8201 1 SS 133
D 8202 1 SS 133
D 8351 1 SS 133
D 8431 1 SS 133
D 8432 1 S S 133
D 8481 1 SS 133
D 8501 1 S S 133
D 8521 1 SS 133
D 8522 1 SS 133
D 8523 1 SS 133
D 8524 1 S S 133
D 8901 1 SS 133
ft HS 901 VMH 4011 - 201
IC 811 UPC 1330 HA
IC 812 AN 6557 F
IC 813 BU 4066 B
PARTS NAME
M.CAPACITOR
C.CAPACITOR
FILM CAPACITOR
E.CAPACITOR
C.CAPACITOR
C.CAPACITOR
C.CAPACITOR
C.CAPACITOR
C.CAPACITOR
E.CAPACITOR
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
ZENER DIODE
ZENER DIODE
SI DIODE
ZENER DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
ZENER DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
ZENER DIODE
ZENER DIODE
ZENER DIODE
SI DIODE
ZENER DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
ZENER DIODE
ZENER DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
HEAT SINK
IC
IC
IC
BLOCK NO. PHI
REMARKS
.022 MF 5 % 50 V
.0 1 0 MF + 100:-0%
.3 9 M F 5 % 5 0 V
.1 OM F 2 0% 50 V
.010 M F + 100:-0%
150 PF 10% 50 V
150 PF 10 % 50 V
.01 OM F + 100:-0%
.010 M F + 100:-0%
470 MF 20 % 10 V
I TT
SU F F I X
A,B,E ^ EN
G,U,UT
A REF.
IC 816
IC 817
IC 821
IC 836
IC 841
IC 846
IC 851
IC 8 5 2
IC 861
IC 8 7 1
IC 882
IC 883
IC 891
IC 892
IC 893
ft IC 901
J 701
J 8501
A B E EN
G,U,UT
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A,B,E,EN
G / UrUT
GrU^ UT
A / B rE ^ EN
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ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
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R /P
SWITCH
PB HEAD AMP.
E Q SWITCH
P A R T S N O.
UPC 1330 HA
AN 65 5 7 F
AN 735 3 S
HA 12169 FB
UPC 1297 CA
UPC 1297 CA
BU 4066 B
BA 15218 N
BA 15218 N
VC 4 5 8 0 L
BA 15218 N
LA 2000 S
M 50253 P
M 50253 P
MB 88346 B
M 5218 AL
Q M S 3533 - V 01
EMN 0 0 TV - 421 AJ 2
J 8601 Q M S 6032- V 01
J 8701 Q M S 6035 - V 01
L 1201 V Q P 0001-183
LI 251 V Q P 0001-183
L 1351 V Q Z 0024-001
L 1401 V Q H 7001-021
L 1451 V Q H 7001 - 021
L 2201 VQP 0001-183
L 2251 V Q P 0001 - 183
L 2351 V Q Z 0024-001
L 2401 VQH 7001-021
L 2451 V Q H 7001 -021
L 8401 VQH 1008-058
L 8431 VQP 0001 - 102 S
L 8451 VQH 1008-058
L 8481 V Q P O O O 1- 102 S
P
1 VMZ 0034- 001
P
2 VMZ 0034-001
P
3 VMZ0034- 001
Q 901 2 SD 882 CP,Q >
Q 903 2 SB 772 CQ,P >
Q 905 2 SB 6 4 7 CCD )
Q 907 2 SD 2144 S( VW )
Q 908 2 SD 2144 S( VW )
Q 909 2 S B 772( Q P )
Q 910 2 SC 1740 SCR / S )
Q 912 2 SD 468 CC )
Q 9 1 2 2 S D 8 8 2( P Q )
Q 912 2 SD 882( P Q )
Q 913 DTA 143 ES
Q 915 2 SD 468 CC )
Q 1101 DTC 124 ES
Q 1102 DTC 124 ES
Q 1151 DTC 124 ES
Q 1152 2 SK 105( E,F H )
Q 1501 2 SC 2001( Lr K )
Q 1502 2 SC 1740 S( R,S >
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PARTS NAME
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
JACK
PIN JACK
B L O C K N O. 10111
REMARKS
MMM
SUFFIX
B PB / REC SWITCH
B PB HEAD AMP.
REC AMP AND E Q
DOLBY NR
HX PRO A
HX PRO B
INPUT VOLUME CO
BUFFER
HEAD PHONE AMP
MIC AMP.
PORT EXPANDER 1
PORT EXPANDER 2
8 BIT D / A COMBER
7 V REGULATER
COMPULINC
JACK
JACK
INDUCTOR
INDUCTOR
FILTER
OSC COIL( BIAS )
OSC COIL( BIAS )
INDUCTOR
INDUCTOR
FILTER
OSC COIL( BIAS )
OSC COIL( BIAS )
OSC COIL( BIAS )
INDUCTOR
OSC COIL( BIAS )
INDUCTOR
FOR POWER CORD
TAB
FOR POWER CORD
TAB
FOR POWER CORD
TAB
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR( FET )
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
C,J
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A B ^ E EN
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CO
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A R E F.
Q 1901
Q 190 2
Q 1903
Q 2101
Q 2102
Q 2151
02152
Q 2501
Q 2502
Q 2901
Q 2902
Q 2903
Q8101
Q 8102
Q 8151
Q 8251
Q 8252
Q 8253
Q 8254
Q 8431
Q 8432
Q8433
Q8434
Q8435
Q8441
Q8442
Q8443
Q8444
Q8481
Q 8482
Q8483
Q 8484
Q8491
Q 8492
Q8501
Q 8502
Q8511
Q 8521
Q 8522
Q 8801
Q 8802
Q8 8 0 3
Q 8901
R 901
R 901
& R 901
R 902
R 902
R 902
R 908
R 910
R 912
R 913
R 914
R 915
P A R T S N O.
DTC 124 ES
DTC 124 ES
2 SA 1175
DTC 124 ES
DTC 124 ES
DTC 124 ES
2SK 105( E F / H)
2 SC 200 K L/ K)
2SC 1740S(R S)
DTC 124 ES
DTC 124 ES
2 SA 1175
DTA 124 ES
DTA 124 ES
DTA 124 ES
2SA 1175
2 S C 1740S( R S)
2SC 1740S(R / S)
2 SA 1175
2 SC 2001(L K)
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2SA 1175
DTC 124 ES
DTA 124 ES
DTA 124 ES
2SC 200 K L K)
2SC 2001(L K)
2SK 105(E F H)
2SK 105(E F H)
2SC 200 K L K)
2 SA 1175
DTC 124 ES
DTA 124 ES
2 SC 2001(L K)
2 SC 2001(L K)
2 SA 1175
DTA 124 ES
DTA 124 ES
DTA 124 ES
DTC 124 ES
DTC 124 ES
DTC 124 ES
DTC 124 ES
DTA 124 ES
QRZ 0077-4R 7X
QRZ0077-4R 7 X
Q R D 12 CJ - 2 R 2 SX
Q R D 12 CJ - 2 R 2SX
QRZ0077-4 R 7X
Q R Z0077-4R 7 X
QRD 161 J -181
Q R D 161 J -222
Q R D 161 J 103
QRD 161 J - 103
Q R D 161 J - 103
QRD 161 J - 103
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B L O C K N O.
REMARKS
PARTS NAME
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR( FET)
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR(FET)
TRANSISTOR(FET)
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
111
SUV F I X
Q R Z0077-4R 7 X
Q R D 161 J - 105
Q R D 161 J -472
Q R D 161 J - 274
QRD 161 J - 242
QRD 167J -332
Q R D 161 J - 152
QRD 161 J -432
QRD
R 923 QRD 14 CJ 821 SX
R 923 QRD 14 CJ 821 SX
R 923 Q R D 161 J 821
R 927 Q R D 161 J 103
R 928 QRD 161 J 473
R 929 QRD 161 J 391
R 930 QRD 161 J 391
R 933 Q R D 161 J 222
R 933 Q R D 161 J 222
R 933 QRD 167J 682
i\ R 9 3 7 Q R Z0077 100 X
A R 937 QRD 14 CJ 4R 7SX
R 937 QRZ0077 100 X
R 9 3 8 QRD 14 CJ 331 SX
R 9 4 0 Q R D 14 CJ 6 R 8SX
R 9 4 0 Q R H 144J 6 R 8
R 940 Q R H 144 J 6 R 8
R 941 Q R D 14 CJ -331 SX
R 942 QRD 161 J 512
R 943 QRD 161 J 472
R 944 QRD 161 J 222
R 9 4 4 Q R D 161 J 222
R 945 QRD 161 J 471
R 945 QRD 161 J -471
R 951 Q R Z0077 4R 7 X
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R 1101
R 1102
R 1104
R 1105
R 1106
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
FUSE RESISTOR
FUSE RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
FUSE RESISTOR
FUSE RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
P A R T S N O.
A REF.
R 917 Q R D 161 J - 103
R 918 QRD 161 J - 103
R 921 QRD 14 CJ - 100SK
A R 921 QRZ0077-100 X
A R 921 QR 20077-100 X
R 1107
4.7
4.7
2.2 5 % 1 / 2 W
2.2 5% 1 / 2 W
4.7
4.7 l / OW
180 5% 1 /6 W
2.2 K 5% 1 /6 W
1 0K 5% 1 /6 W
1 0 K 5% 1 /6 W
1 0 K 5% 1 /6 W
10 K 5% 1 /6 W
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R 1110
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R 115 5
R 1158
R 1159
R 1160
R 1161
R 1164
R 1165
R 1201
R 1202
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161 J 470
QRD 161 J 273
QRD 161 J
QRD 161 J
QRD 161 J
QRD 161 J
Q R D 167 J
Q R D 161 J
Q R D 161 J
QRD 161 J
Q R D 161 J
Q R D 161 J
Q R D 161 J
QRD 161 J
QRD 161 J
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B L O C K N O. T O
PARTS NAME
REMARKS
CARBON RESISTOR 10 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 10 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 10 5% 1 /4 W
FUSI.RESISTOR
10
FUSI.RESISTOR
10
CARBON RESISTOR 820 5% 1 /4 W
CARBON RESISTOR 820 5% 1 /4W
CARBON RESISTOR 820 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 1 0K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 47 K 5 % 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 390 5 % 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 390 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 2.2 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 2.2 K 5% 1 /6 W
CRABON RESISTOR 6.8 K 5% 1 /6 W
FUSI.RESISTOR
10
UNF C.RESISTOR 4.7 5 % 1/4 W
FUSE RESISTOR
10 l / OW
CARBON RESISTOR 330 5% 1 /4W
CARBON RESISTOR 6 . 8 5% 1 /4W
FUSI.RESISTOR
6.8 5% 1 /4 W
FUSI.RESISTOR
6.8 5% 1 /4 W
CARBON RESISTOR 330 5 % 1 /4 W
CARBON RESISTOR 5.IK 5 % 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 4.7 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 2.2 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 2.2 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 4 7 0 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 470 5% 1 /6 W
FUSE RESISTOR
4.7 l / OW
CARBON RESISTOR 4.7
CARBON RESISTOR 4.7
FUSE RESISTOR
4.7 l / OW
CARBON RESISTOR l.OM 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 4.7 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 270 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 2.4 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 3.3 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 1.5 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 4.3 K 5 % 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 47 5 % 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 27 K 5 % 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 8.2 K 5 % 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 22 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 4.7 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 270 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 6.8 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 4.7 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 4 7 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 27 K 5% 1/6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 8.2 K 5% 1 /6W
CARBON RESISTOR 22 K 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR l.OM 5 % 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 470 5% 1 /6 W
CARBON RESISTOR 15 K 5% 1 /6 W
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QRD 1 6 1J
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QRD1 6 1 J -3 3 4
QRD 1 6 1J 3 3 4
Q R D1 6 1J 8 2 2
Q R D1 6 1J -3 0 2
QRD1 6 1 J 4 7 2
QRD1 6 1 J 2 2 3
Q R D1 6 1 J - 5 6 1
QRD1 6 1 J 1 5 2
QRD1 6 1J 1 0 4
QRD1 6 1J -4 7 3
QRD 1 6 1J 5 6 4
Q R D1 6 1J 1 0 4
Q R D1 6 1J -4 7 2
QRD 1 6 1J 1 5 3
QRD 1 6 1J 4 7 3
QRD 1 6 1J 1 0 3
QRD1 6 1J 1 0 3
QRD 1 6 1J 2 7 4
QRD 1 6 1J -3 3 3
QRD1 4 CJ 1 0 0 SX
Q R D1 6 1J 2 7 4
Q R D1 6 1J 3 3 3
QRD1 4 CJ 1 0 0 SX
Q R D1 6 1J 2 2 3
QRD 1 6 1J - 5 6 3
QRD 1 6 1J 1 0 2
QRD 1 6 1J 7 5 2
Q R D1 6 1J 4 7 2
Q R D1 6 1J 2 2 2
Q R D 1 6 1 J -8 2 0
Q R D1 6 1J 1 2 4
Q R D1 6 1J 1 2 3
Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 0 3
QRD1 6 7 J 6 8 2
Q R D1 6 1J 6 2 2
Q R D 1 6 1 J 2'4 3
Q R D1 6 1J 8 2 2
QRD 1 6 1J 1 0 3
QRD 1 6 1J 1 0 5
Q R D1 6 1J - 4 7 2
QRD1 6 1J - 2 7 4
Q R D1 6 1J 2 4 2
QRD1 6 7 J -3 3 2
Q R D1 6 1J 1 5 2
Q R D1 6 1J 4 3 2
Q R D1 6 1J - 4 7 0
QRD1 6 1 J 2 7 3
Q R D1 6 1J 8 2 2
QRD 1 6 1J 2 2 3
QRD 1 6 1J 4 7 2
QRD1 6 1J 2 7 4
QRD1 6 7 J 6 8 2
QRD1 6 1J 4 7 2
QRD1 6 1 J 4 7 0
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PARTS NAME
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
REMARK S
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
3 3 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
3 3 0 K 5 % 1/ 6W
8 . 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
3. O K 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 . 7 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
5 6 0 5% 1/ 6W
1 . 5 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 7 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
5 6 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 . 7 K 5% 1/ 6 W
1 5 K 5% 1/ 6W
4 7 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6W
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 7 0 K 5% 1/ 6W
3 3K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 5 % 1/ 4 W
2 7 0 K 5% 1/ 6W
3 3K 5 % 1/ 6W
1 0 5 % 1/ 4 W
2 2 K 5% 1/ 6 W
56K 5% 1/ 6W
1 O K 5 % 1/ 6 W
7 . 5K 5% 1/ 6 W
4 . 7 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 . 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
8 2 5% 1/ 6W
1 2 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
6 . 8 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
6 . 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 4 K 5% 1/ 6W
8 . 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 K 5% 1/ 6 W
l . O M 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 . 7 K 5% 1/ 6 W
2 7 0 K 5% 1/ 6 W
2 . 4 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
3 . 3 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 . 5 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 . 3 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 7 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 7 K 5 % 1/ 6W
8 . 2 K 5% 1/ 6 W
2 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 . 7 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
270K 5% 1/ 6W
6 . 8 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 . 7 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 7 5% 1/ 6 W
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R 2 1 6 0 Q R D 1 6 1J - 2 7 3
R 2 1 6 1 Q R D 1 6 1J - 8 2 2
R 2 1 6 4 Q R D1 6 1J - 2 2 3
R 2 1 6 5 Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 0 5
R 2 2 0 1 Q R D1 6 1J - 4 7 1
R 2 2 0 2 Q R D 1 6 1J -1 5 3
R 2 2 0 3 Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 0 3
R 2351 Q R D 1 6 1 J - 3 3 4
R 2 3 5 2 Q R D1 6 1J -3 3 4
R 2 3 5 3 Q R D1 6 1 J - 8 2 2
R 2 3 5 4 Q R D1 6 1 J -3 0 2
R 2 3 5 5 QRD 1 6 1J - 4 7 2
R 2 3 5 6 QRD 1 6 1J -2 2 3
R 2 3 5 7 Q R D1 6 1J - 5 6 1
R 2 3 5 8 Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 5 2
R 2 3 5 9 Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 0 4
R 2 3 6 0 Q R D1 6 1J - 4 7 3
R 2 3 6 3 Q R D1 6 1J -5 6 4
R 2 3 6 5 Q R D1 6 1 J -1 0 4
R 2 3 6 6 Q R D1 6 1 J -4 7 2
R 2 3 6 7 Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 5 3
R 2 3 6 8 Q R D 1 6 1J - 4 7 3
R 2 3 6 9 Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 0 3
R 2 3 7 0 Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 0 3
R 2 4 0 1 Q R D1 6 1J - 2 7 4
R 2 4 0 2 Q R D 1 6 1 J -3 3 3
L R 2 4 0 3 Q R D 1 4 C J -1 0 0 S X
R 2 4 5 1 Q R D1 6 1J - 2 7 4
R 2 4 5 2 Q R D 1 6 1 J -3 3 3
R 2 4 5 3 Q R D 1 4 C J -1 0 0 S X
R 2 5 0 1 Q R D1 6 1J - 2 2 3
R 2 5 0 2 Q R D1 6 1J - 5 6 3
R 2 5 0 3 Q R D1 6 1J -1 0 2
R 2 5 0 4 Q R D 1 6 1J -7 5 2
R 2 5 0 5 Q R D 1 6 1J - 4 7 2
R 2 5 0 6 Q R D1 6 1J - 2 2 2
R 2 6 0 1 Q R D 1 6 1 J -8 2 0
R 2 6 0 2 Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 2 4
R 2 6 0 3 Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 2 3
R 2 6 0 4 Q R D1 6 1 J 1 0 3
R 2 6 0 5 QRD1 6 7J -6 8 2
R 2 9 0 1 Q R D1 6 1J -6 2 2
R 2 9 0 2 Q R D1 6 1 J - 2 4 3
R 2 9 0 3 Q R D1 6 1J - 8 2 2
R 2 9 0 4 Q R D 1 6 1J -1 0 3
R 8 1 0 1 Q R D1 6 1J - 2 2 3
R 8 1 0 2 Q R D1 6 1 J - 2 2 3
R 8 1 0 3 Q R D1 6 1 J -1 0 2
R 8 1 0 4 Q R D1 6 1J - 2 2 3
R 8 1 0 5 Q R D1 6 1J - 2 2 3
R 8 1 0 6 Q R D 1 6 1J -1 0 1
R 8 1 5 1 Q R D 1 6 1J - 2 2 3
R 8 1 5 2 Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 0 1
R 8 1 5 3 Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 0 3
R 8 2 0 1 Q R D1 6 1J -3 9 3
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NAME
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
REMARKS
2 7 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
8 . 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
l OM 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 7 0 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 5K 5% 1/ 6W
1 0 K 5% 1/ 6W
3 3 0 K 5 % 1/ 6W
3 3 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
8 . 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
3 OK 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 . 7K 5% 1/ 6W
2 2 K 5% 1 / 6 W
5 6 0 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 . 5 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 7 K 5% 1/ 6 W
5 6 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 0K 5% 1/ 6W
4 . 7 K 5% 1/ 6W
1 5 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 7 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0K 5% 1/ 6W
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 7 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
3 3 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 5 % 1/ 4 W
2 7 0 K 5% 1/ 6W
3 3 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 5 % 1/ 4 W
2 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
5 6 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
l OK 5 % 1/ 6 W
7 . 5 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
4 . 7 K 5% 1/ 6W
2 . 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
8 2 5% 1/ 6W
1 2 0 K 5% 1/ 6 W
1 2 K 5% 1/ 6W
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
6 . 8K 5% 1/ 6 W
6 . 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 4 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
8 . 2 K 5% 1/ 6W
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
l .O K 5% 1 / 6 W
2 2 K 5% 1/ 6W
2 2 K 5% 1/ 6W
100 5% 1/ 6 W
2 2 K 5% 1/ 6W
1 0 0 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
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R 8268
R 8270
R 8271
R 8272
R 8273
R 8274
R 8275
R 8276
R 8277
R 8278
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R 8280
R 8281
R 8282
R 8283
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R 8286
R 8288
R 8289
R 8290
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R 8294
R 8295
R 8296
R 8297
R 8298
R 8299
R 8351
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QRD 161 J -333
QRD 167J -682
QRD 161 J 221
QRD 161 J -104
QRD 161 J -684
QRD 161 J - 102
QRD 161 J -102
QRD 161 J -224
QRD 161 J 333
QRD 161 J - 273
QRD 161 J - 124
QRD 161 J -104
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QRD 161 J 224
QRD 161 J 393
QRD 161 J 273
QRD 161 J 753
QRD 161 J 623
QRD 161 J 623
QRD 161 J 104
QRD 161 J 303 Y
QRD 161 J 303 Y
QRD 161 J 363
QRD 161 J 473
QRD 161 J 393
QRD 161 J 823
QRD 161 J 563
QRD 161 J 393
QRD 161 J 823
QRD 161 J 913
QRD 161 J - 224
QRD 161 J 433
QRD 161 J 563
QRD 161 J 683
QRD 161 J 623
QRD 161 J 104
QRD 161 J 224
QRD 161 J 623
QRD 161 J 433
QRD 161 J 333
QRD 161 J -473
QRD 161 J 333
QRD 161 J 223
QRD 161 J 223
QRD 161 J - 223
QRD 161 J 223
QRD 161 J 362
QRD 161 J 433
QRD 161 J 273
QRD 161 J 823
QRD 161 J 243
QRD 161 J 183
QRD 161 J 103
QRD 14CJ -100SX
QRZ0077 100 X
QRZ0077-100 X
PARTS NAME
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
FUSI.RESISTOR
FUSI.RESISTOR
B L O C K N O. T O T
REMARKS
SUFFIX
33 K 5 % 1 /6 W
6 8K 5% 1 /6 W
- 5% 1 6W
220
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100 K 5% 1 /6 W
680 K 5% 1 /6 W
l.OK 5% 1 /6 W
l.OK 5% 1 /6 W
220 K 5% 1 /6 W
33 K 5% 1 /6 W
27 K 5% 1/6 W
120K 5% 1 /6 W
100K 5% 1 /6 W
220 K 5% 1 /6 W
39 K 5% 1 /6 W
27 K 5% 1 /6 W
75 K 5% 1 /6 W
62 K 5% 1 /6 W
62 K 5% 1 /6 W
100 K 5% 1 /6 W
30 K 5% 1 /6W
30 K 5% 1 /6 W
36 K 5% 1 /6 W
47 K 5% 1 /6 W
39 K 5% 1 /6 W
82 K 5% 1 /6 W
56 K 5% 1/6W
39 K 5% 1 /6 W
82 K 5% 1 /6 W
91 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 OK 5% 1/6W
43 K 5% 1 /6 W
56 K 5 % 1 /6 W
68 K 5% 1 /6 W
62 K 5% 1 /6 W
100 K 5% 1 /6 W
220 K 5% 1/6 W
62 K 5% 1 /6 W
43 K 5% 1 /6 W
33K 5% 1 /6 W
47 K 5% 1 /6 W
33 K 5% 1/6W
22 K 5% 1/6 W
22 K 5% 1/6W
22 K 5% 1/6 W
22 K 5% 1/6W
3.6 K 5 % 1 /6 W
43 K 5% 1/6 W
27 K 5 % 1/6 W
82 K 5% 1 /6 W
24 K 5% 1 /6 W
18 K 5% 1/6 W
10 K 5% 1 /6 W
10 5% 1/4 W
10 5% 1 /4W
10 5 % 1 /4 W
III
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R 8433
R 8434
R 8435
R 8436
R 8437
R 8438
R 8441
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QRD 161J -102
QRD 161J -102
QRD 161 J -471
QRD 167J -332
QRD 161 J -473
R 8442 QRD 161 J -563
QRD
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R 8444 QRD 14 CJ -2 R 2SX
R 8445 QRD 161J -105
R 8446 QRD 161 J -105
R 8447 0.RD 161 J -105
R 8448 QRD 161 J -105
R 8481 QRD 161 J -103
R 8482 QRD 14 CJ - 100SX
R 8482 QRZ0077- 100 X
R 8482 QR Z0077-100 X
R 8483 QRD 161J -102
R 8484 QRD 161J -102
R 8485 QRD 161 J -471
R 8486 QRD 167J -332
R 8491 QRD 14CJ -2 R 2SX
R 8492 QRD 161 J -563
R 8493 QRD 161 J -563
R 8494 QRD 14 CJ - 2 R 2SX
R 8503 QRD 161 J -223
R 8504 QRD 161 J -103
R 8505 QRD 161 J -101
R 8511 QRD 161J -102
R 8512 QRD 161 J -223
R 8513 QRD 167J -332
R 8521 QRD 161 J -104
R 8522 QRD 161 J -123
R 8523 QRD 161 J -123
R 8524 QRD 161 J - 103
R 8525 QRD 161 J -121
R 8526 QRD 161 J -180
R 8527 QRD 161 J -223
R 8528 QRD 161 J -223
R 8529 QRD 161 J -472
R 8530 QRD 161 J -472
R 8531 QRD 161 J - 223
R 8701 QRD 161 J -101
R 8702 QRD 161 J -103
R 8703 QRD 161 J -103
R 8704 QRD 161 J -102
R 8705 QRD 161 J -183
R 8706 QRD 161 J -101
R 8707 QRD 161 J - 223
R 8708 QRD 161 J -102
R 8709 QRD 161 J -151
R 8710 QRD 161J -151
R 8801 QRD 161 J -683
R 8802 QRD 161J -683
QRD 161 J 103
QRD 14 CJ 2 R 2 SX
PARTS NAME
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
FUSI.RESISTOR
FUSI.RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
B L O C K N O. WJ[ ]
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SUFFIX
l.OK 5% 1 /6 W
1.OK 5% 1 /6 W
470 5% 1/6 W
3.3K 5% 1 /6 W
47 K 5% 1 /6 W
10 K
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56 K
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5% 1 /4 W
5 % 1/6 W
5% 1 /6 W
5% 1 /4W
1.0M 5% 1 /6 W
l.OM 5% 1 /6 W
1.0M 5% 1 /6 W
l.OM 5% 1 /6 W
10 K 5% 1 /6 W
10 5% 1 /4 W
10 5% 1 / 4W
10 5% 1 /4W
l.OK 5% 1 /6 W
l.OK 5% 1 /6 W
470 5% 1 /6 W
3.3 K 5% 1 /6 W
2.2 5% 1 /4 W
56 K 5 % 1 /6 W
56 K 5% 1 /6 W
2.2 5% 1/4W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
10 K 5% 1 /6 W
100 5% 1 /6 W
l.OK 5%’ 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
3.3 K 5% 1/6W
100 K 5 % 1 /6 W
12 K 5% 1 /6 W
12 K 5% 1 /6 W
10K 5% 1 /6 W
120 5% 1 /6 W
18 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
4.7 K 5% 1 /6 W
4.7 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1/6 W
100 5% 1/6 W
10 K 5% 1/6W
10 K 5% 1 /6 W
l.OK 5% 1 /6 W
18 K 5% 1 /6 W
100 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
l.OK 5% 1/6 W
150 5% 1/6 W
150 5 % 1 /6 W
68 K 5% 1 /6 W
68 K 5% 1 /6 W
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R 8 8 0 4 QRD 1 6 1J - 1 0 4
R 8 8 0 5 QR D 1 6 1J - 1 0 3
R 8 8 0 6 QRD 1 6 1J - 2 2 3
R 8 8 0 7 QRD 1 6 1J - 2 2 3
R.8 8 0 8 QRD 1 6 1J - 2 2 3
R 8 8 0 9 QRD 1 6 1J - 2 2 4
R 8 8 1 0 QRD 1 6 1J - 1 0 3
R 8 8 1 1 Q R D 1 6 1J - 2 2 3
R 8 9 0 1 QRD 1 6 1J - 1 0 3
R 8 9 0 2 QRD 1 6 1J - 1 0 3
R 8 9 0 3 QRD 1 6 1J - 1 0 4
R 8 9 0 4 QRD 1 6 1J - 1 0 4
R 8 9 0 5 QRD 1 6 1J - 1 0 4
R 8 9 0 6 QRD 1 6 1J - 1 0 4
R 8 9 0 7 QRD 1 6 1J - 1 0 4
R 8 9 0 8 QRD 1 6 1 J - 1 0 4
R 8 9 0 9 QRD 1 6 1J - 1 0 3
R 8 9 1 0 QRD 1 6 1J - 5 6 1
R 8 9 1 1 QRD 1 4 CJ - 4 R 7 SX
R 8 9 1 1 QRZ 0 0 7 7 - 4 R 7 X
R 8 9 1 1 QRZ 0 0 7 7 - 4 R 7 X
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VR 1 1 6 QVPA 6 0 1- 1 0 4 A
VR 2 1 1 QVPA 6 0 1- 1 0 4 A
VR 2 1 6 QVPA 6 0 1- 1 0 4 A
Z 7 0 2 VMA 4 6 3 3 - 0 0 1
Z 9 0 1 VMZ 0 0 8 7 - 0 0 1 Z
Z 9 0 1 VMZ 0 0 8 7 - 0 0 1 Z
Z 9 0 2 VMZ 0 0 8 7 - 0 0 1 Z
Z 9 0 2 VMZ 0 0 8 7 - 0 0 1 Z
Z 9 0 3 VMZ 0 0 8 7 - 0 0 1 Z
Z 9 0 3 VMZ 0 0 8 7 - 0 0 1 Z
Z 9 0 4 VMZ 0 0 8 7 - 0 0 1 Z
Z 9 0 4 VMZ 0 0 8 7 - 0 0 1 Z
PARTS
NAME
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON R E S I S T O R
CARBON RESISTOR
UNF C RESISTOR
FUSE R E S I S T O R
FUSE RESISTOR
GLASS TUBE
GLASS TUBE
DIODE
V RESISTOR
V RESISTOR
V .R E S I S T O R
V RESISTOR
SHIELD
FUSE C L I P
FUSE HOLDER
FUSE HOLDER
FUSE C L I P
FUSE C L I P
FUSE HOLDER
FUSE HOLDER
FUSE C L I P
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2 . 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 2 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
2 2 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
1 0 0 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
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A R F F.
PARTS
N O.
C 9 3 0 Q C F 1 1HP - 1 0 3
CN 9 0 5 VMCO 2 2 1- 0 0 3
CN 9 0 6 VMC 0 2 2 1- 0 0 3
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ft CN 9 0 8
ft S 9 0 2
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ft Z 9 0 5
ft Z 9 0 5
ft Z 9 0 6
ft Z 9 0 6
VMC 0 2 2 1- 0 0 3
VMC 0 2 2 1- 0 0 3
QSS 2 3 2 5 - 1 1 2
VMZ 0 0 3 4 0 0 2
VMZ 0 0 3 4 - 0 0 2
VMZ 0 0 4 3 - 0 0 1 S
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VMZ 0 0 4 3 - 0 0 1S
VMZ 0 0 4 3 - 0 0 1 S
PARTS
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NAME
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C CAPACITOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
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U / UT
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P A R T S N O.
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Q F V 4 1H J 1 0 4 Z M
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VMC 0234 R1 5
VMC0234 R 0 8
V K S 3 6 3 0 - 0 0 1M M
V K S 3 6 3 0 - 0 0 1M M
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NAME
TF CAPACITOR
TF CAPACITOR
CAM SW U N I T
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
I C HOLDER
I C HOLDER
HALL IC
HALL IC
CASSETTE SWITCH
CASSETTE SWITCH
CASSETTE SWITCH
CASSETTE SWITCH
CASSETTE SWITCH
N O.
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REMARKS
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A R E F.
C 601
C 701
C 702
C 703
C 704
C 732
C 733
C N 60 1
CN6 0 2
CN 6 0 3
CN 6 0 4
CN 6 0 5
CN 6 1 3
CN 6 1 4
CN 7 0 1
CN 7 0 2
CN 7 1 1
CN 7 1 2
CN 7 2 1
CN 7 2 2
D 606
D 611
D 625
D 641
D 642
D 651
D 701
D 702
D 703
D 706
D 707
D 710
D 711
D 712
D 713
D 714
D 715
D 716
D 720
D 721
D 722
D 723
D 724
D 725
D 726
D 727
D 728
D 729
D 730
D 731
D 732
D 733
D 734
D 735
D 736
D 737
D 738
D 739
D 741
D 742
N O.
Q E T C1H M - 1 0 4 Z N
Q E T 4 1AM- 4 7 7
Q C B B1 H K - 4 7 1 Y
Q C V B1C M - 1 0 3 Y
Q C V B1 C M - 1 0 3 Y
Q E K 4 1 E M -1 0 6
Q E T 4 1 E M -1 0 6
V M C 0 1 6 3- R 0 9
V M C 0 1 6 3- R 1 1
VMC 0 2 8 0-0 0 6
V M C 0 2 8 0- 0 0 7
V M C 0 1 6 3- R 0 7
V M C 0 2 8 1- S 0 6
V M C 0 2 8 1- S 0 7
V M C 0 1 6 3- R 2 7
V M C 0 1 6 3- R 1 1
VMC 0 2 3 4 P0 8
VMC 0 2 3 4 P1 5
VMC 0 2 3 4 P0 8
VMC0 2 3 4 P1 5
S L Z -9 8 1C 0 9-T 6
S L R -3 2 5 M C T 3 1
S L Z 9 8 1C 0 9 T 6
S L R -3 2 5 MCT 3 1
S L R -3 2 5 D C T 3 1
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1S S 1 3 3
1S S1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
1S S 1 3 3
SLR-55VCF0 8
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PARTS
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PARTS NAME
E.CAPACITOR
E .C A P A C I T O R
C .C A P A C I T O R
C .C A P A C I T O R
C .CAPACITOR
E . CAPACITOR
E .C A P A C I T O R
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
BLOCK
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REMARKS
I I iTM
SUFFIX
.1O M F
20% 50V
4 7 0MF 2 0% 1 0V
470PF 1 0% 50V
0 1 0M F 20% 1 6V
0 1 0 M F 2 0% 1 6V
1 0MF 2 0% 2 5V
1 0MF 2 0% 2 5V
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BLOCK
P A R T S N O.
A R E F.
D . 7 4 3 1S S 1 3 3
D 1 7 0 1 B J 3 6 1G
I C 7 0 1 M B 8 9 1 4 6 V 2 P -1 2 2
I C 7 0 2 M5 0 2 5 3P
I C 7 0 3 B R 9 3L C 4 6
IC731
IC732
IC733
I C734
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
Q
LED
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
LED
LED
LED
LED
Q
Q
Q
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ZENER DIODE
S I DIODE
SI DIODE
S I DIODE
SI DIODE
S I DIODE
S I DIODE
S I DIODE
S I DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
S I DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
S I DIODE
S I DIODE
S I DIODE
S I DIODE
S I DIODE
SI DIODE
S I DIODE
SI DIODE
S I DIODE
SI DIODE
S I DIODE
SI DIODE
S I DIODE
S I DIODE
SI DIODE
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
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R
R
R
R
R
R
R
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R
R
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R
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701
702
703
704
705
707
708
709
710
711
712
713
714
715
716
717
718
719
720
721
740
741
742
743
744
745
746
601
602
603
604
605
606
607
608
609
610
611
621
622
623
R 624
R 625
R 626
R 627
R 628
R 629
R 630
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R 632
R 641
S I DIODE
SI DIODE
SI DIODE
LED
S I DIODE
BA 6 2 1 8
BA 6 2 1 8
TA 8 4 0 9S
TA 8 4 0 9S
2 S C1 7 4 0S ( R , S )
2S C1 7 4 0S CR , S )
D T A1 2 4 E S
D T C1 2 4 E S
2 S C1 7 4 0S ( R , S )
2 SC1 7 4 0S ( R r S )
2 SC1 7 4 0S ( R / S )
2 S C1 7 4 0S < R , S )
DTC1 2 4 ES
DTC1 2 4 ES
DTC1 2 4 ES
D T C1 2 4 E S
D T C1 2 4 E S
2 S C1 7 4 0 S ( R ,S >
2 S C1 7 4 0S ( R y S )
2 SC1 7 4 0S ( R,S )
2 S C1 7 4 0S ( R S )
2 S C1 7 4 0S ( R / S )
2 S C1 7 4 0S ( R r S )
D T C1 1 4 E S T P
2SA1 1 7 5
2 SA1 1 7 5
2 SA1 1 7 5
2 SA1 1 7 5
D T C1 4 3E S
2 SA1 1 7 5
D T C1 2 4 E S
Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 0 2
Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 2 2
Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 8 2
Q R D1 6 1J - 2 7 2
Q R D1 6 1 J -4 7 2
Q R D1 6 1J - 2 7 1
Q R D1 6 1 J -1 0 2
Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 2 2
Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 8 2
Q R D1 6 1J - 2 7 2
QRD1 6 1J -2 7 1
QRD1 6 1J -2 2 2
Q R D 1 6 1J -1 8 2
Q R D1 6 1J - 2 7 2
Q R D 1 6 1J -4 7 2
Q R D1 6 1J - 2 7 1
Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 0 2
Q R D 1 6 1 J -1 2 2
Q R D 1 6 1J -1 8 2
Q R D1 6 1J - 2 7 2
Q R D1 6 1J -4 7 2
Q R D 1 6 1 J -8 2 2
Q R D1 6 1 J -2 7 3
Q R D1 6 1J - 2 7 1
PARTS
NAME
S I DIODE
FL TUBE
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
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R EMARKS
1I I I II
SU FF I X
SYSTEM CPU
PORT EXPANDER
A CAM MOTER DRI
B CAM MOTOR
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A REEL MOTOR DR
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CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
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2 . 7 K 5 % 1/ 6 W
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R 708 QRD 161 J 272
R 709 QRD 161 J - 103
R 710 QRD 161 J 221
R 711 QRD 161 J 473
R 712 QRD 161 J 223
R 713 QRD 161 J -102
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R 715 Q R D 1 6 1 J 1 0 3
R 717 QRD 161 J 223
R 718 QRD 161 J 104
R 719 QRD 161 J 223
R 720 QRD 161J 223
R 721 QRD 161 J -223
R 722 QRD 161 J 223
R 723 QRD 161 J - 223
R 724 QRD 161 J 223
R 725 QRD 161 J 223
R 726 QRD 161 J 223
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R 729 Q R D 161 J - 151
R 730 QRD 161 J 103
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R 732 QRD 161 J 103
R 733 QRD 161 J 182
R 734 QRD 167J 332
R 735 QRD 161 J - 103
R 736 QRD 161 J 182
R 740 QRD 161 J 224
R 741 QRD 161 J - 184
R 742 QRD 161 J 123
R 743 QRD 161 J 752
R 745 QRD 161 J 683
R 746 QRD 161 J 224
R 747 QRD 161 J 184
R 748 Q R D 161 J - 224
R 749 QRD 161 J 184
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PARTS NAME
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOE
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
UNF.C.RESISTOR
FUSI.RESISTOR
FUSI.RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
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330 5% 1/6 W
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470 5% 1/6 W
1.OK 5% 1 /6 W
1.0 K 5% 1 /6 W
1.OK 5% 1 /6W
470 5% 1 /6 W
2.7 K 5 % 1 /6 W
10 K 5% 1 /6 W
220 5 % 1 /6 W
47 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
1.OK 5 % 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
10 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5 % 1 /6 W
100 K 5% 1 /6W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5 % 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5 % 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
1 0 K 5% 1 /6 W
150 5% 1 /6 W
10 K 5% 1 /6 W
3.3 K 5 % 1 /6 W
1 0 K 5% 1 /6 W
1.8 K 5% 1 /6 W
3.3 K 5% 1 /6 W
1 0 K 5% 1 /6 W
1.8 K 5 % 1 /6 W
2 20 K 5 % 1 /6 W
180 K 5 % 1 /6 W
12 K 5% 1/6 W
7.5 K 5% 1 /6 W
6 8 K 5% 1 /6 W
220 K 5% 1 /6 W
180 K 5 % 1 /6W
220 K 5% 1 /6 W
180 K 5% 1 /6 W
6 8K 5% 1 /6 W
1 5 K 5% 1 /6 W
1 0K 5% 1 /6 W
220 K 5% 1 /6 W
180 K 5% 1 /6 W
4.7 5% 1 / 4W
4.7 5% 1 /6 W
4.7 5% 1 /4 W
1 0 K 5% 1 /6 W
1 0 K 5% 1 /6 W
220 K 5% 1 /6 W
180 K 5% 1 /6 W
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R 785 Q R D 161 J 103
R 786 Q R D 161 J 103
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CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
CARBON
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
CARBON RESISTOR
R.NETWORK
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TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
TACT SWITCH
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TACT SWITCH
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10 K 5% 1 /6 W
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10 K 5% 1 /6 W
10 K 5% 1 /6 W
1 0 K 5% 1 /6 W
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22 K 5% 1 /6 W
22 K 5% 1 /6 W
10 K 5% 1/6W
10 K 5% 1 /6 W
10 K 5 % 1 /6 W
10 K 5% 1 /6 W
6.8 K 5 % 1 /4 W
10 K 5% 1 /8W
POWER
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CASSETTE HOLDER
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MECHA BUTTON
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5 9 V K L 7 2 9 3-0 0 1
60 SBSF3010Z
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NAME
CASSETTE HOLDER
CASSETTE HOLDER
CASSETTE SPRING
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PAD
SPRING PLATE
SCREW
LOCK LEVER ( L)
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SHIELD
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EJECT SAFTY (R )
SCREW
TORSION SPRING
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SCREW
TORSION SPRING
CASSETTE LID
CASSETTE LID
CASSETTE LID
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PUSH BUTTON
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BUTTON HOLDER
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FOOT ASS ' Y
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BLOCK
A R E F.
N O..
PARTS
A V K S3 6 2 9-0 0 E
B B S I 5B2LW SA 2
C M S N 5 D 2 5 7 A - S A1
1 VKS 1126 - OOB
2 V K S 5 4 2 8- 0 0 C
3 V K W 5 0 4 3- 0 0 1
5 VKW 5 0 4 3-0 0 1
6 V K S3 6 2 7 - 0 0 2
7 VKS2 2 2 4-0 0 2
8 VKS 5 4 5 4-0 0 1
9 VKS 5 4 5 5-0 0 1
11 V K M 3 6 3 2 - 0 0 1
13 SDST2004 Z
1 4 VK Z 4 70 8-0 0 1
1 6 VKS 5 4 3 0-0 0CMM
19 V K F 3 1 9 5 - 0 0 A
2 0 V K F 3 1 9 7-0 0 A
21 M M N - 6 F 4 R A 3 8
22 V K S 5 4 3 2 - 0 0 1
-
2 3 VKZ 4 7 0 5-0 0 1
2 4 M S N- 5 D 2 5 7 A
2 5 V K S 5 4 3 3- 0 0 1
2 6 VKZ 4 7 0 5-0 0 2
2 7 V K P 4 2 2 7- 0 0B
2 8 V K P 4 2 2 9-0 0B
29 VKW 5045-0 0 3
3 0 V K W 5 0 4 6-0 0 3
3 1 V K Y 4 6 7 0-0 0 1
3 2 M SI- 5 B 2 L W
3 3 V K R 4 6 3 2 -0 0 3MM
34 SPSP2603 Z
3 5 V K M3 6 3 6-0 0 2
3 6 V K S 5 3 2 7-0 0 5 MM
37 SBSF2608 Z
3 8 V K B 3 0 0 1- 0 6 7
39 SDST2612 Z
4 0 V K S 3 6 1 6-O O A
4 1 D N 6 8 5 1- H I
4 2 V K S 3 6 3 0 - 0 0 1M M
4 3 M X S 0 0 2 2 0M V L 0
4 4 VKS3 6 1 4-0 0 1
4 5 V K W 5 0 6 3-0 0 3
4 6 V K Z 4 6 2 9-0 0 3
4 7 V K S 3 6 5 4-0 0 1
C
2 Q F V 4 1H J - 1 0 4 Z M
CN 1 VMC0 2 3 4-R 1 5
CN
2 VMC0 2 3 4-R 0 8
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PARTS
.
NAME
H MOUNT AS S * Y
DC MOTOR ASS ' Y
DC MOTOR ASS ' Y
CHASSIS B ASS 1 Y
T -UP REEL ASSY
SPRING
B T
SPRING
B T
PINCH LEVER
CONTROL CAM
ACT GEAR ( 2 )
ACT GEAR C 3)
HEAD BASE
SCREW
SPECIAL SCREW
FR ARM ASS T Y
FLYWHEEL (R ) ASS '
FLYWHEEL (L) ASS f
D C MOTOR
GEAR
REEL MOT
SPECIAL SCREW
D C MOTOR
ACT MOTOR GEAR
SPECIAL SCREW
PINCH R (R ) ASY
PINCH R (L ) ASY
SP (R )
P R
SP (L )
P R
CASSETTE SPRING
D C MOTOR
MOTOR PULLEY
SCREW
BRACKET
FM
THRUST PLATE
SCREW
BELT
SCREW
CAM SW U N I T
HALL IC
I C HOLDER
CASSETTE SWITCH
TURN OVER GEAR
HEAD SPRING
SPECIAL SCREW
COVER
HEAD MT
TF CAPACITOR
CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
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REMARKS
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N O 3 2-3 3
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FOR PINCH ( L)
PRESS KIT S
F O R C A P,M O T O R K
PRESS KIT S
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S 1 S 2 S 3 S 4,S 5
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C 2,C 3
C N1
CN2
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Packing Parts List
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P A R T S N O.
A R E F.
P
1 V P C 2 3 4 8 -M0 0 2
V P C 2 3 4 9 -M0 0 2
2 V P H 2 4 7 2-0 0 1
P
3 VPH2472-002
P
4 V P E 3 0 0 5 -0 0 7
P
5 V P K 3 0 0 1- 0 1 2
P
P . 6 E 3 0 0 1 9 6 - 0 3 1B
P
7 Q 0 4 1 4 1H
8
P
9
P
P
1 0 Q Z L A 0 0 1- 0 1 1
P
1 1 VND 4 2 4 7-0 0 5
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PARTS
NAME
PACKING CASE
CARTON
CUSHION ( L)
C U S H I O N CR )
POLY BAG
SHEET
ENVELOPE
WIRE CLAMP
SIRIAL TICKET
EAN / UPC LABEL
MARK
VOLTAGE LABEL
.
PARTS
NAME
N O. M 3 M M
TN
BK
1
1
FOR INSTRUCTION
FOR SET UNIT
FOR POWER CORD
N O.
REMARKS
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1
1
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QTY
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INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS
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INSTRUCTIONS
WARRANTY CARD
WARRANTY CARD
WARRANTY CARD
WARRANTY CARD
WARRANTY CARD
WARRANTY CARD
SERVICE NETWORK
SVC CENTER L I S T
SERVIS CENTER L
SAFETY I SHEET
SAFETY INST
I P PLUG CORDCJE
CONTI PLUG
SUFFIX
QTY
REMARKS
BLOCK
PARTS NO
A R E F.
1 V M P 0 0 3 9 -0 0D
A
A
2 V N N 2 3 4 8 - 2 7 1M
V N N 2 3 4 8 - 6 6 1M
V N N 2 3 4 8 - 6 7 1M
3 B T - 5 6 0 0 1- 1
A
BT - 20134
BT -20047 F
BT 20060
B T - 5 2 0 0 2 -1
BT-20066 A
4 BT-20137
A
B T - 2 0 0 7 1B
B T - 5 6 0 0 2 -1
5 E 43486-340A
A
BT - 2 0 0 4 4G
6 EWP 8 0 5-0 1 2
A
7 V04062 001
A
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BLOCK
FOR REMOTE
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1
1
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