Playback Level Adjustment; Level Meter Adjustment; Bias Trap Adjustment; Erasure Current Adjustment - Pioneer CT-F850 Service Manual

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9.2
PLAYBACK
EQUALIZER ADJUSTMENT
1. Connect millivolmeters to the OUTPUT termi-
nals.
2.
Set the tape selector to the TAPE position, and
turn
the playback
level adjustment
controls
VR1o01 (Lch)
and VR201 (Rch)
up to maxi-
mum positions.
3. Play the 333Hz/—20dB
section of the STD-
331A test tape.
4.
Next
play the 10kHz/—20dB
section of the
same test tape, and adjust VRio1 and VR201
to obtain a +0.5dB level difference from the
333Hz signal used in step 3.
5.
Also play the 14kHz
section and check that
the
level
difference
from
the
333Hz
signal
used in step 3 varies by no more than —2dB ~
+3dB.
6.
Then
switch the tape selector to the Fe-Cr,
CrOz and
METAL
positions,
and
play
the
10kHz
section at each tape selector position,
checking
that the playback
level lies within
—4.3dB
+ 1dB from the 10kHz playback level
adjusted in step 4 above.
9.3
PLAYBACK
LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
Since this adjustment
is used in determining
the Dolby NR level, it should be performed care-
fully and accurately.
1.
Connect
millivoltmeters
to the No. 40 -(Lch)
and No. 39 (Rch) TP terminals in the mother
ass'y.
;
2.
Play
the
333Hz/OdB
section
of the
STD-
341A
test tape, and adjust VR102(Lch)
and
VR202 (Rch)
until
the
millivoltmeters
read
1dBv (1.12V). =*3.2d8
38. Then
turn
the
front
panel
OUTPUT
levei
control around to the click-stop position (the
1 o'clock" position), and check that the OUT-
PUT level is —3dBv (710mV) when the 333Hz/
OdB section of the STD-341A test tape is play-
ed.
Adjust with the VRio4 (Lch) and VR204
(Rch) controls if necessary .
9.4
LEVEL
METER
ADJUSTMENT
1.
Connect
the
millivolmeters
to the
mother
ass'y TP terminals No. 42 (Lch) and No. 41
(Rech).
2.
Turn
the
DOLBY
NR
switch
on, and
the
MONITOR switch to SOURCE.
3.
Apply
a 333Hz/—10dBv
(316mV)
signal to
the
INPUT
terminals,
and adjust the front
panel INPUT level control to obtain a —23dBv
(70mV) reading in the millivoltmeters.
(Leave the VR701 (Lch)
and
VR702 (Rch)
' controls in the display amplifier ass'y in the
central positions).
4.
Turn VRuios (mother
ass'y) counterclockwise
until the left and right channel level meter
readings of —20dB disappear.
5.
Again apply the 333Hz/—10dBv
signal to the
INPUT terminals, and adjust the INPUT level
control
to obtain
millivoltmeter
readings of
—3dBv (710mV).
6.
Adjust VR701 (Lch) and VR702 (Rech) in the
display amplifier ass'y so that the level meters
read OdB.
(Turn VR701
and VR702 clockwise,
and stop once the OdB position is reached).
7.
Then
vary the input signal as shown
in the
following
chart,
and
check
that the
corre-
responding
level ranges are satisfied.
If the
radings fail to lie within the specified ranges,
repeat steps 3 to 6 above.
Table 1
TP Terminal Output
Level Meter Reading
333Hz— 23 * dB
-20dB
9.55
BIAS TRAP
ADJUSTMENT
1.
Connect
an
oscilloscope
to
the
OUTPUT
terminals.
2.
Set the MONITOR
switch to the TAPE
po-
sition, the
tape selector to the METAL
po-
sition, and the OUTPUT
level control to the
click-stop position.
3.
Play
back
an
unrecorded
portion
of metal
tape, or load an empty cassette half, and proce-
ed in play mode without any input signal.
4.
Check
that the output level at the OUTPUT
terminals is less than —45dBv (5.5mV).
5.
If the output level exceeds
this limit, adjust
L101 (Lech)
and
L201 (Rch)
to
obtain
the
waveform
of minimum
amplitude
in
the
oscilloscope.
9.6
ERASURE
CURRENT
ADJUSTMENT
1.
Switch the tape selector to the METAL
po-
sition, and turn the INPUT level control down
to minimum
level.
Connect a millivoltmeter
across terminals no. 66 and 64 (GND) in the
mother ass'y.
2.
Proceed
in the recording
mode
but
in the
absence
of an
input
signal (an unrecorded
tape may be used for this purpose).
38. Adjust
VRo9o01 in
the
switching
ass'y
until
the millivoltmeter
reads 160mV.
(Since the
signal frequency involved in this measurement
is the high bias frequency,
the measurement
must be performed with care).
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