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9)
As the operation described in 8) is performed, the
Head slider ass'y (37)
claw (t) of the reverse slider (46) lifts the L.H.
pinch roller fever ass'y (6B) to such a position that
the head slider ass'y (37) can lift the L.H. pinch
roller lever ass'y (6B). The other claw (s) lowers
the R.H. pinch roller lever (6A) to such a position
that the R.H. pinch roller cannot be lifted by the
head
slider ass'y (37). Thus, reverse operation
is
almost completed.
At this time (when t2 has passed since the iron core
of the solenoid ceased to be attracted), the holding
voltage e2V is applied to the solenoid (L2).
However, the solenoid (L2) is not attracted because
L.H. pinch roller lever ass'y (6B)
the voltage is still lower at this point.
@
R.H. pinch
roller lever ass'y (6A)
10
=
:
2
The reverse slider (46) Jifts
The reverse slider (46) pushes
11) Because
the cam gear ass'y (48) continues to
the L.H. pinch roller lever (6B)
the R.H. pinch roller lever
rotate, the cam
(1) lifts the play lever (59) as in
to such a position that the
ass'y (6A) downward.
forward mode. (See Fig. 9.) At the same time, it
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lifts the head slider ass'y (37) through the auxiliary
slider ass'y (37).
coiled spring (31) to lift the head slider ass'y (37).
(See Fig. 10.)
,
Fig. 21
12) At that time, the head slider ass'y (37) lifts the
L.H.
pinch
roller
lever ass'y (6B) and
locks the
When the combination head B (4) has been retracted in
lider'
(46).
which:
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era
:
reverse mode, the head slider ass'y (37) and R.H. and L.H.
reverse
Sil
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|
ys.
trying
to
pinch roller lever assemblies (6A) and (6B) are positioned
return in the forward (H) direction, as shown in Fig.
as seen in Fig. 21. They are placed as seen in Fig. 22 when | -
23.
the combination head B (4) moves forward.
13) When the cam (1) of the cam gear ass'y (48) has
lifted the play lever (59) to the highest position,
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the play lock G lever (58) locks the play lever (59).
Head slider ass'y (37)
(See Fig. 13.)
14) On the other hand, the mold spring (e) of the cam
gear ass'y (48) pushes the boss (a) of the cam lock
ass'y lever (56). This rotates the cam
lock ass'y
lever (566) and depresses the iron core of the sole-
noid (L2). (See Fig. 7.)
Because holding voltage e2 is applied to the solenoid
(L2), the iron core is held and consequently the
cam tock ass'y lever (56) is held.
15) As the cam
gear ass'y (48) rotates further,
its
wall (c) is forced against the boss (a) of the cam
sey
eve ton) tne Doten Wis in IEG ne
L.H. pinch roller |The head slider ass'y (37) lifts the pinch
gear of the cam
gear ass'y (48) is moved to the
lever ass'y (6B)
position
of the gear of the
R.H. flywheel
ass'y
(9A) and the rotation of the R.H. flywheel ass'y
Fig. 22
(9A) ceases to be transmitted to the cam gear ass'y
(48). As a result, the cam gear ass'y (48) stops
rotating. (See Fig. 18.).
Consequently, the slider ass'y (37) is closely fitted
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to the boss (n) of the mechanical
chassis (801),
Head slider ass'y (37) — :
as shown
in Fig. 22. The
R.H. pinch roller lever
ass'y (6B)
is closely fitted to the capstan.
The
(2) @mm
ON
combination
head
(B)
(4) faces
in the reverse
(H) cs
Reverse slider (46)
direction.
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Thus, the mechanism is ready for reverse play.
The locus of the boss (a) of the cam ass'y lever
Fig. 23
(56) with
respect
to the cam
gear ass'y (48) is
shown in Fig. 7.
R.H. pinch
roller lever ass'y (6A)
Claw (t
X
Claw (s)
16
=
ae
ae
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oat
a

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