Fuji Electric P-61 Bedienungsanleitung

.I

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

for

Electronic

Watch

Testing

Machine

TIMEGRAPHER

MODEL

P-61

Instruction

Manual

For

Timegrapher

Model

P-61

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Index

Page

1m

porta

nt

Features

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Principle

and

Construction

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2

How

to

Operate

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3

Preparation

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Starting

&

Stopping

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3

Microphone

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4

Use of

Earphone

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5

Ink Roller -

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5

Oiling

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5

Recordings

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6

Princi

pie

of

Recording

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6

Number

of

Beats

of

Watches

and

Clocks

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6

Recording

and

Volume

Adjusting---

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7

Adjustment

of

Striking

Sound

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7

Reading

of

Measure

Plate

and

Graph-paper

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8

Instant

Reading

by

Graph-paper-

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How

to

Find

Defective

Parts

in

Watches

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Trouble

Shooting--_-----

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Name

of

Parts

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Appendix

Parts

List

Circuit

Diagram

TIMEGRAPHER MODEL P-61

IMPORTANT

FEATURES

:

1.

Extra

small

and

lightweight:

Made

light

for

portability.

Occupies

little

space,

and

is

easy

to

carry.

2.

High

efficiency

:

Further

technical

improvements

have

been

made

due

to

our

long

experience

and

continuing

research.

3.

Carrying

case

unnecessary

:

The

machine

case

is

also

a

carrying

case

.

4.

Stand

microphone

:

By

changing

the

position

of

the

milk,

it

is

possible

to

change

the

position

of

the

watch

being

tested.

5.

Easy

operation

:

Starting

has

been

further

simplified.

Operation

is so

easy

that

even

a

layman

can

use

it

.

- 1 - ·

PRINCIPLE

AND

CONSTRUCTION

The

use

of

a

highly

efficient

quartz

crystal

ploys

on

important

role

in the "

TJME

-

GRAPHER" . The

exacting

signal

standard

obtained

from

use

of

the crystal,

is

compared

with

the ticks

of

the

watch

and

the result

is

recorded

. Thus

on

accurate

test

of

the w

at

ch

IS possible.

The

frequency

of

the crystal

is

5,280

cycles (5,280

vibrations

per

second),

and

th

is

frequency

is

reduced

to

60

cycles to

synchronize

with

the

moto

r. The

motor

turns the

spiral

roller

(

wtth

2

projections

)

at

a speed

of

15

rev.

or

16

.5

rev

.

per

second (

change

being

mode

by the crystal selector switch).

The tick

of

the

watch

acti

vates the

printing

bar

,

and

records the

difference

as com-

pared

with

the

frequenc

y

standard

time by

striking

the

projection

of

the spiral

rol

ler, as

in the

illustration

below

.

Synchronous

Motor

DIAGRAM OF MACHINE

Principles

and

Constructions

Watch

Risings

of

Spira

l

Rollar

Spiral

Roller

~

Printing

c:==:=UB

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- 2 -

HOW

TO OPERATE

I

Preparation

:

1.

Remove

the

cover

of

unit

ond

check

whether

all

tubes

ore

installed

properly

in

sockets

.

2.

Plug

power

cord

( 0 )

into

electric

outlet.

3. Plug

microphone

cord

( f)

into

jack ( L)

and

the

other

end

into

jock ( a )

on

Stand

Microphone

( P

).

4. Plug

earphone

cord

( e)

into

jock ( M) .

5.

After

cutting

end

of

recording

paper

( S)

to

a V

shape

,

place

on

paper

stand

(Q

).

Insert

under

spiral

( X

),

between

feed

plates

,

and

under

paper

holding

plate

( V

).

Be

sure

that

paper

feed

lever

(T)

is

lifted.

6. Push

down

button

(J)

of

crystal

switch

to

match

the

correct

number

of

beats

of

the

type

of

watch

to

be

tested.

N.B.

Voltage

change

plug (i) :

There

ore

five

types

of

voltage that

this

machine

con

be

adjusted

to

by

just

changing

the

plug

( i) .

It

will

be

usually

plugged

into

the

correct

y

our

use

at

the

factory.

The

voltages

and

ranges

ore

as

follows

:

Voltages

Applicable

Range

of

Voltage

115 v 110

125 v 120

200 v 200

225 v 210

250 v 240

H Storting &

Stopping

:

A.

Starting

1. Press

the

Starting

Button ( H)

of

AC Switch

..

and

pilot-lamp

( K) will

light

up.

In

about

20-30

seconds

the

vocu

.um

tubes

will

worm

up.

Spin

the

handle

( U)

of

spiral

roller

( X)

towards

the

arrow

mark

g

entl

y

and

swiftly

as

if

spinning

a

top

,

and

the

motor

will

start

running

.

2.

When

the

Paper

Feed

Lever ( T)

is

pushed

bock-

words

and

downwards

,

the

recording

paper

( S) will

st

art

feeding

forward

.

- 3 -

115 v

130 v

210 v

230 v

250 V·

voltage

for

3.

Gradually

turn the

volume

co

ntrol

knob

(H) clockwise,

and

the ticks

will

be

heard

,

and

a series

of

dots

will

appear

on the

recording

paper

.

B.

Stopping

1.

Pull Paper Feed Lever (T)

up

and

the

paper

will

stop

feeding

.

2. Return

volume

knob

( H) to "

DEC

'

and

push switch

button

down

to switch off.

N.B.

1. Recording should be

made

after

adjusting

volume

knob

(H)

at

optimum

recording

position.

2. If there

is

a

power

stoppage

or

sudden

change

in v

oltage

, be sure

that

the

button

(H)

is

returned to "

DEC

" position.

Ull

Microphone

:

There

are

generally

six

different

watch

positions, i.e.

dial

up,

dial

down

,

crown

up,

crown

down

, 1

2-up

and

1

2-down.

Micro

phone should be used

at

every

position

f

or

proper

testing.

1.

Holding

watch

:

Pull

handle

(c) in

figure

and

clamp

watch

between

holding

plate

( b)

and

press

firmly on

oscillating

plate

( d)

as

the "tick "

of

the

watch

is

obtained

from

this

plate.

b c

2.

Change

of position :

Watch

can be tested

1n

six

different

position if

tilted

and

placed

as

in

illustra-

tion,

howe

ver,

for

the last position

it

will

be necessary

to

turn the watch

around

(due to the connecting

cord

of

the ·mike

).

3. Pick-up

microphone

:

A

hand

y

midget

microphone

is av

ailable

for

testing

w

all

clo

ck

s

and

ala

rm clocks, etc. Just

by

clipping

on to any

part

of

the clock

it

is

possible

to

pick

up

the "ticks" This will be supplied

at

extra-cost

.

- 4 -

IV

Use

of

Earphone :

When

using

earphone

, lift

up

ba

r

of

paper

feed

,

and

stop

the

printing

sound.

and

it

is

easy

to

hear.

Turn

knob

(H)

to

right

and

the

tick

becomes

louder.

By

using

the

earphone

,

the

following

can

be

detected

:

( 1)

touching

sounds

of

hair

spnngs

.

( 2)

unnatural

sound

caused

by

damaged

balance

staff

and

jewel

hole.

( 3)

irregular

so

und

caused

by

improper

meshing

of

gears

of

the

pallet

fo

rk

&

staff

.

( 4)

when

the

balance

with

hairspring

touches

other

parts

and

creates

sounds

.

( 5)

touching

sounds

of

pallet

fork &

staff

and

roller

table.

As

above

, by

using

the

earphone

one

con

find

cause

of

trouble

which

were

never

before

recognized,

such

as

defects

detected

in

the

process

of

changing

the

p

os

ition

of

the

watch

,

which

are

not

re

c

orded

on

the

tape

.

Y Ink

Roller:

Non-drying

ink

has

been

us

ed

which

has

, by a

special

method

,

impregnated

deepl

y

into

the

sponge

-like

roller

( W

),

so

that

it will

withstand

long

use.

However

,

if

it s

hould

become

nece

s

sar

y,

apply

a small

amount

of

the

spore

ink

over

the

ro ller with

a

brush

( j

).

Stop

roller

when

inking

and

use

ink

sparingly

.

New

rollers

ma

y

be

obtained

from

us.

Do

not

use

stamp

pad

ink,

as

it

dries

quickly

and

fills

pore

s

and

hardens

the

rubber

roller

.

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Oiling

First

rem

ove

Grid

cov

er

( g)

A s

mall

amount

of

clock

spsing

oil,

or

the

like,

should

be

added

to

the

point

s

hown

by

the

arrow

marks

bel

ow

about

once

a

month

(

if

necessar

y,

more

frequent-

l

y).

N.B.

If

dirt

gets

into o iling

points

,

the

machine

ma

y

become

i

naccurate

,

so

c

ar

e s

hould

be

tak

en to k

eep

the

se p

oint

s c

lean.

- 5 -

( A)

( B)

( C)

( D)

(

E)

(F

)

( G )

( H)

( I )

(

J)

( K)

( L)

(M)

( N)

( 0 )

( p)

( Q)

( R)

(s )

(

T)

( U)

( V)

(W)

(X)

( y )

(z)

NAME

OF

PARTS

Quartz

Cystal

Tubes

12AU7

II

1

2AU7

II

6BM8

II

2021

II

1

2AU7

II

12AX7

Push

Button switch

for

Power

Source & Volume

Knocking Intensity Adjusting Knob

Crystal

Changing

Push

Button

Pilot Lamp

Microphone

Jack

Receiver Jack

Measure-Plate

Plug Power

Cord

Microphone

Paper Stand

Shaft

Paper

Paper Lever

Handle

Paper

Holding

Plate

Ink Roller

Spiral Roller

Voltage

Changing

Jack

Fuse

d b c

e

a

y 0 z

Mi

H N

( a ) Stand

Microphone

Jack

( b )

Holding

Plate

( c )

Mike

Handle

( d )

Oscillating

Plate

( e ) Earphone

( f )

Mikrophone

Cord

( g )

Grid

Cover

( h ) Paper Feed Roller

( i )

Voltage

Changing

Plug

( j ) Brush

-

17

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RECORDINGS

I Principle

of

Recording

The

recording

paper

IS

fed

by

a

paper

feed

roller

(h)

under

the

spiral

roller

at

a fixed

speed

where

the

printing

bar

strikes

the

spiral roller.

When

the

watch

is

faster

than

the

fixed

speed

of

the

revolution of

the

roller,

the

recorded

line

ap·

pears

at

an

inclination

towards

the

right, which

means

that

there

is

a

"gain"

1n

time,

and

the

reverse

recording

shows

a

"lose"

of

time.

B_

Number

of

Beats

of

Watches Cod Clocks

Generally,

the

number

of

beats

of

watches

ore

5

beats

per

second,

but

some

models

now

hove

5.5

or

6

beats

per

second,

while

the

clocks

have

various

number

of

beats.

However,

most

watches

and

clocks

con

be

tested

by

the

Timegropher.

The

relationship

between

numbers

of

beats

and

recordings

ore

shown

below.

(

l)

Recording

appearing

in

one

line :

Per Hour

36,000

21,600

19,800

18,000

12,000

5,400

4,320

3,600

Number

of

Ticks

Per Second

10

6

5.5

5

3

1.5

1.2

1.0

(2)

Recordings

appearing

1n

two

lines:

Number

of

beats

per

hour

14,400,

Number

of

beats

per

sec. 4.

'

..

.'

...

+

'

.....

,......

(3)

For

watches

requiring a

change

of

signal

standard,

change

crystal switch to

19,800

beats.

Number

of

beats

per

hour

1

9,800,

Number

of

beats

per

sec.

5.5.

A

graph

to

the

left shows

the

recordings

in

which

a

watch

has

5.5

beats

per

second

but

when

cry-

stal

selector

switch

is

not

switched to

19,800

beats.

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6

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