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Facit 4021
Facit 4022
1 2 11 3 10 4567
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1. Control panel
2. Reading unit window
3. Thumbwheel-for different hole
configurations and tape widths
4. Tape coil
5. Hub
6. Supply flange
7. Tape guide arm roller
8. Fixed tape guide roller
9. Fixed tape guide roller
10. Release arm
11. "Press to lock" point
12. Tape width adjuster
13. Cover
14. Light-emitting diode housing
15. Tape width adjuster
Installation
Fig. 3
A. Line fuse: mounted beneath protective
panel D.
1.6 A (time delay) for 220 V or 240 V
3.2 A (time delay) for 100 V or 115 V
B. Mains voltage selector: 100, 115, 220 or
240 V AC. The mains voltage selector is
located on the bottom of the Facit 4022.
C. Mains inlet.
D. Protective panel.
E. Retaining screw for protective panel.
F. Data connector.
Make certain that the reader is set for the
correct mains voltage before connecting it to
the mains. Disconnect the mains voltage
from the reader before replacing the line fuse.
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Controls
Facit
4021
Facit
4022
Fig. 5
• AC ON
• DC ON
• FEED
• START
• EXT
Turns on mains voltage sup¬
plied to power supply.
Turns on regulated DC voltage
supplied to electronics. When
DC voltage is on, green DC
lamp lights.
Feeds tape in either direction.
Used to start reading and to
restart after an error. When
this control is released after
being depressed, the ERROR
lamp is extinguished, thereby
permitting a reading instruc¬
tion signal to be sent to the
reader.
Used
for
sending
signals
manually, e.g. to the data ac¬
ceptor.
Thumbwheel 3-Resets reader for different
hole configurations and tape widths. Note:
When changing over to a different tape width,
adjusters 12 and 15 shall also be reset.
Position 5
-for reading 5-track ISO
tapes
Position TTS
Position C
Position 8
Positions 6-7
Position J
-for reading 6-track TTS
tapes
-not used
—for reading 8-track ISO
tapes
—for reading 6- or 7-track ISO
tapes
—for reading Japanese telex
tapes
• DC
This lamp lights to indicate
that the reader is ready for
operation. In the event of a
short mains power failure or a
drop in mains voltage that can
cause a reading error, the DC
voltage supplied to the elec¬
tronics is turned off and this
lamp goes out.
• STANDBY This lamp lights when the tape
pathway cover is open, there¬
by indicating that all reading
functions are temporarily in¬
operable.
• ERROR
This lamp lights when an error
occurs.
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