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FOR A COMPLETE
DESCRIPTION
OF THE OPERATION OF THIS UNIT,
PLEASE REFER TO THE OPERATION MANUAL
SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL
TAPE
RECORDER/PLAYER
Power source:
AC 110/220/240V , 50/60Hz
Tape:
Philips-type compact cassette tape
DC 15V (UM/SUM-1, R-20, HP-2,
Frequency response:
30Hz to 18000Hz (Metal tape)
or "D'' battery x 10, or external
30Hz to 17000Hz (CrO, tape)
DC supply)
30Hz to 14000Hz (normal tape)
Speakers:
Super Woofer;
16cm (6-1/2") x2
S/N ratio:
56dB (SNRS: ON, METAL TAPE)
Woofer;
16cm (6-1/2") x 2
Wow and flutter (DIN 45511):
Tweeter;
Horn type x 2
0.14%
Output power:
(GF-777H)
(DIN 45324)
Input sensitivity and input impedance:
MPO 28W, AC supply operation,
Ext. Mic;
600 ohms
with four amplifiers
Mixing mic;
600 ohms
RMS 24W, DC supply operation,
Line in;
0.1V/100k ohms
with four amplifiers
Output level and loaded impedance:
(GF-777E)
MPO 45W, AC supply operation,
Headphones;
8 ohms to 25 ohms
with four amplifiers
External speaker;
4 ohms to 8 ohms
RMS 24W, DC supply operation,
Line out;
0.6V/47k ohms
with four amplifiers
Semiconductors:
17-IC's
RADIO
52-Transistors
Frequency range:
LW;
150 —285kHz
1-FET
MW;
520 — 1620kHz
1-SCR
SW;
5,95 — 18MHz
61-Diodes
FM;
87,6 — 108MHz
11-LED's
Dimensions:
Width;
752mm
Depth;
166mm
Height;
379mm
Weight (without batteries):
12.2kg
POWER
SUPPLY
The GF-777H/E
Unit will operate on an AC mains supply of
110 Volts, 220 Volts, or 240 Volts of 50Hz or 6OHz.
For
portable use it will operate on its internal batteries, or from an
external 15 Volts DC supply (with an adaptor).
The Voltage Selector setting should be checked to see that it
conforms
to the local AC supply voltage. This must be done
before
plugging in to the AC supply. Adjustment is made by
turning the adjusting screw
in either direction with a minus
headed screwdriver until reading of Selector matches the local
AC supply voltage.
Caution:
Use
this
unit
only
on
the specified
voltages,
otherwise
damage, fire, or accidents may be caused. SHARP
cannot
accept responsibility for any damage resulting from the use
of this unit on unspecified voltages.
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