Sony Pressman TCM-5000EV Bedienungsanleitung

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SERVICE

MANUAL

Recording system

2-track 1-channel monaural

Speaker Approx.

/•

inches) d1i

Fast winding time

Approx.

2min

. wltt,

Sony

C-60

cassette

Playback speed

~~%

adjustable

Frequency response

Inputs

Output

Other jack

Power

output

90-9,000Hz

VOA recording:

300

-5,000Hz

Microphone input (minijack)

sensitivity 0.

2mV

(- 72dB)

for

low impedance microphone

Mhc:ing

microphone input

(minijack)

sensitivity

0.44mV

(-65dB)

for

low

impedance microphone

line

input

(mlnijack)

sensitivity

06V

(- 22dB)

input

impedance

100

kilohms

Earphone (minijack)

tor 8

300 ohm earphone or

load impedance

kilohrns or

higher

Remote control jack

700

mW (at 10% harmonic

dis

ton

ion)

Power requirements

4 batteries size C (

IEC

designa-

tion

R14)

or optional Sony

16H

rechargeable battery pack

IN 6V jack accepts:

optional Sony

AC-61

ac power

adaptor (fn the USA) or optional

AC-12 ac power adaptor (in

Canada} for use on 120V ac,

Hz (US, Canadian Model)

optional Sony AC-122 ac power

adaptor (available in the United

Kingdom and European coun-

tries) for use on

110

127,

220

240

ac,

Hz (AEP,

UK,

Mode

optional

Sony

AC-122 ac power

adaptor (available in other coun-

tries) for use on

110

,120,220 or

SPECI Fl

CATIONS

240

V ac,

50/60

(AEP.

UK,

E Model)

Model

Canadian Model

AEP

Model

E Model

optional Sony DCC-127A car

battery cord for use on

V car

battery

optional Sony DCC-240 car

battery cord for use on

V car

battery

Battery

fe (US, Canadian

Model)

Batteries Recording Playback

Sony

SUM

-2(NS)

New Super or Eveready Approx. Approx.

Heavy Duty No.

1235

hours

batteries

Eveready No.

E93

Approx. Approx.

alkaline batteries

hours

Battery

(AEP

UK,

Model)

Batteries Recording Playback

Sony

SUM

2(NS)

Approx. Approx.

New Super batteries 8 hours 7 hours

Sony

Eveready AM2 Approx. Approx.

alkaline batteries

hours

Dimensions Approx. 270.8

58.4

154

(w/h/d)

Weight

oi;.

)(

inches)

incL projecting parts and

controls

Approx. 1.45kg (3Ib 4oz)

incl. batteries

CASSETTE

CORDER

SONY.

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TCM-5000EV

LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROLS

O PEA (pre-end alarm) indicator

Flickers a

few

minutes

before

the end

the

tape

during

recording.

LOCK (eject lock) lever

lock

the

cassette

compartment

lid.

EJECT

button

O Tape operation mode select buttons

REVIEW/REW (rewind)

button

■ STOP button

►

PLAY button

►►

CUE/FF(fast forward) button

e RECORD button

PAUSE button

0 Tape counter and RESET button

set

the coun

ter

000

press

RESET

button

0 SPEED

CONTROL

Adj

usts

the

playback speed.

O TONE control

Adj

usts

the

playback tone

quality

Turn

HIGH for

treble,

LOW

for

less

treble

8 MONITOR selector

Selects the sound

monitored

through

the

earphone·

during

recording.

O REC

MODE

(recording mode) selector

Selects

automatic

recording (AUTO),

Sony

voice-operated

recording

(VOA)

manual

recording (MANUAL).

VOLUMENOR

SENS

(recording

level/playbackvolumeNORsensitivily)control

Adjusts

the

recording level of

the

built-in

mic

rophone, MIC ©

jack

LINE IN jack

with

the

REC MODE sel

ector

set

MANUAL;

playback volume; or

the

recording level

act

ivate the VCR

recording

with

REC

MODE

selector

set

VCR.

C @ LEVEL control

Adj

usts

the

recording level of

the

micro

phone connected

the

MIC

® jack.

@ LEVEL/BATT (level/battery) meter

Indicates recording level

during

recording,

playback level

during

playback, and

shows

battery

condit

ion when

the

CHECK/

LIGHT but

ton

Is depressed

while

the

set

opeating.

MIC (built•in microphone)

FEATURES

• Sony voice-operated recording system us•

Ing

the

BBD

(Bucket

Brigade Device) IC st

and

stops

recording automat

ically

according

your

preset level.

• Three-head sys

tem

which

enables

you

moni

tor

recorded sound

while

actual

recording.

• Pre-e

alarm

system

warn you

when

the tape

about

run

out.

• Auxilii-cv

microphone

for

record

mixing

• Playback speed c

ont

rol

plus

cue

and

review

functions

quickly

catch

and

write

down

the

tape

contents

• Eject lock mechan

m preven

accidental

opening

the

cassette

compartment

lid

•

Four

different

power

sources: b

att

eries,

house current, rechargeable battery, and

car

battery.

Q) BATT CHECK/LIGHT (battery check/

memory light) button

While

this

button

is depressed

with

the

set in

operation, the

mete

shows

battery

condi

tion

. The

mete

will

inated

for

about

seconds

when

this

ton

Is once pressed.

REMOTE control jack

Accepts

optional

remote control,

foot

switch

the

thinner

a 2-pin plug

micro

phone

th remote tape

stop/start

facility

C G)

Jack

Connect

optional

ex1ernal

microphone

VOR (voice-operated recording) indicator

Lights

hen

the

tape is being recorded in

VCR recording.

EARPHONE

jack

LINE

jack (minijack)

Used for recording

from

another

tape

recorder, etc.

@jack

Connect

external

microphone

for

mixing

Projection

lor

shoulder strap

attach

the supplied shoul

der

strap, see

cov

er.

6 V jack (l

eft

side)

-~~~

I 8 :

___,....___."-""'

- 2-

6'40

Sony voice-operated re

rding system

Sony

voice-~perated

recording

system

, t

tape

runs

only

when

the

sounds

higher

thana

set

level are

picked

stops

automati-

cally

the

level

the

sounds

become

lower

than t

set

level. The VOR

indic

lights

when recording Is

being

made.

Once

you

have

star

the

recording

with

the

REC MODE

selector

set

VCR, you need

not

press

the

■

STOP

PAUSE

ton

when

there

sound.

addition

, you can

listen

the

tape recorded

with

system

smoothly

does not have long blank

spaces.

The BBD (Bucket Brigade Device)

used in

this

recorder

ensures

recording

without

cut

ting

off

the

starting

point.

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Chip

components

Chip

compo

ents

include resistors, capacitors, transistors,

diodes, coil and adjustable resistors.

In this section,

the

types

resistors, ceramic

capacitors

transistors and diodes which

are

used

most

frequently

will

be described.

Dimension

transistors

and

capacitors

Identification

resistor

layer

side

(black

color

Type

3216

2125

L w

3.2

1.6

2.0 1.

l_!

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!Unit

mm)

0.45

0.6

0.5

electrodes

electrode

1~ 1.5

ceramic base side

(whire

color)

Resis

2.9

Transistor

◄

►

2 3 1

- 3-

Laminated Ceramic Capacitor

~2.9

►

◄

2 3 1 2 3 1

Diode

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TCM-SOOOEV

Replacing chip

mponents

All

chip

components

should

connected

and

disconnect-

ed,

us'.ng a tapered soldering iron [

temperature

the

iron

tip: less

than

280°C

(536

F)I

, a pair

tweezers and braid-

ed wire.

ecautions

for

replacement

I. Do n

discon

the

mponent

cef

ull

erw

ise, the p

atte

eel

off.

2. Never re-use a disco

nne

cted chip

compo

. Dis

se of

all o

chip

com

ponents.

pro

ect

the

compo

t, heatina time

for

compone

should

ith

in 3 seco

o Remov

g chip componen

(I) Removing solder at el

ect

ode

Remove

the

solder

the

electrode, using a

thin

braided wire.

not

remove

the

solder

the

part

(chip

component)

attached

adjacent

the

electrode.

Pattern

Soldering

iron

(2)

sco

nec

ting chip

ents

Turn

the

tweezers

with

the

soldering

iron

alternately

applied

both

electrodes,

and

the

chip

component

will be disconnected.

Take

careful

precautions

while

disconnecting, because

the

chip

component

is force-

fully removed

the

land may peel

off.

Neverre-use a disconnected chip

component.

- 4-

(3)

the

ldered surface

After

disconnecting

the

chip

component,

remove

the

solder

using a braided wire to

smooth

the

land

surface.

o Connecting chip

component

The value

chip

components

not

displ

ayed

the

main

body.

Take

ecautions

avoid mixing

new

chip

components

with

other

ones.

(1) A

lying

lder

lan

d on o

side

Apply a

thin

layer

der

the land

one

side

where

the

chip

component

is to

connected.

Too

much

solder

may

cause bridging.

(2)

Speedy

lde

Hold

the

chip

component

the

desired position,

using tweezers,

and

apply

the

soldering iron

the

arrow-marked direction.

protect

the

chip compo-

nent,

heating

time

should

be within 3 seconds.

Land

Prin

red

circuit

board

(3)

Speedy sold

eri

ng of el

ect

rode on

her side

Solder

the

electrode

other

side in

the

same

way as in

(2)

above.

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SECTION 2

DISASSEMBLY

Note

low

the

disassembly

procedure

the

numerical

order

given,

LOWER

CABINET

0 Remove

the

battery

case lid.

tower

cabinet

+P3

x 10

pieces) 0

HEAD

PANEL

.•0

Remove

the

pin-face

screw

- 7-

TCM-5000EV

+P3

pieces)

Record

/Pl

ayback

Head and

Monitor

ead

Azimuth

Adjustment

can

performed.

(See

page

13 and

14.)

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TCM-SOOOEV

UDIO

BOARD

t-P3x

8 ,

swboard

✓

_,,.<(

'----

@SPEED

CONTROL/TONE

knobs

r,;-. Q REC/PB

VOLUME

\t..l

LEVEL

•

VOR

SENS

knob

CONTROL

BOARD

VOR

LED

BOARD

LED

BOARD

Control

board

@ : VOR

LEO

board

@ :

LEO

board

upper

cabinet

- 8-

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: mechanism

deck

@ : servo

amp

board

servo

amp

board

cabinet

upper

MOTOR

DME

BOARD/

BIAS

BOARD

0 :

motor

;

DME

board

@ :

BIAS

board

mechanism section

+P3x

X 3

DME

board

PWH2

x 6

pieces)

BIAS

board

- 9-

TCM-5000EV

motor

Remove

the

capstan

belt

pulley

and

hook

the

part

• as

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RECORD / PLAYBACK

HEAD

MONITOR

HEAD

/ 0

x 4

ERASE

HEAD

/ PINCH LEVER l

___

record/playback

head

0 , @ : r

ecord/playback

head

•~

:C-

@ - 0 :

monitor

head

,:;;~

head

height

adjustment

shim

0 :erase

head

r.i.

erase

head

ft---

- / 7/

v ,

'1,

pinch

lever

, l w

precision

special

screw

(i)

B2x 5

pieces) I

(i)

compression

spring

(HJ

jl.--monitor

head

2.6

lug

u 1(!)

E-1.5

i--p;~h/e,e,

mechanism

section

t:--[

Remove

the

tension

spring

head

lead

retainer

Loos

x 4

Loosen

x 2

BELTS REPLACEMENT

screw.

midway

pulley

belt

screw.

_,?)----

shaft

off

prevension

lever

'-----._

belt

~"'p~Jl,

K-J

counter

belt

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SECTION 3

ADJUSTMENTS

3-1. MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS

PRECAUTION Torque Measurement

Clean

the

ing

parts

with

den

eu-

alcohol-moistened

swab

record

play

back

head

erase

head

nit

head

capstan

pinch

roller

ruhber

idl

ers

magn

etize

record

playhack

head

with

head

demagnelizer.

( Do n

bring

the

head

demagnetizer

the

head.)

Do n

use

magnetized

scr

ewdrive

r for

the

adjustments.

After

the

adjustments

app

ly s

uitabl

locking

und

part

adjusted.

The

adjustments

should

performed

with

the

rated

power s

upply

tage

unless

otherwise

noted.

Pinch Roller Pressure Adjustment

-Playback Mode -

capstan

Slo

return

the

nch

roller

and

read

the

spring scale

just

when

the

pinch

roller starts rotating.

(The

capstan

should

first

contacts

here.)

pinch

roller

spring

scale

200

-300

(7.04

10.56

oz)

Flywhe

(A,

Thrust

Pla

y Adjustment

-Playback Mode -

ammeter

6Vd,~

term

inals

the

battery

case

Turn

the

hru

unterclo

kwise

until

the

screw

tip

leaves

from

the

flywheel

shaft.

Gradually

turn

thru

screw

clockwise

the

position

where

the

motor

urrent

suddenly

creases.

Then,

turn

the

thru

unterclockwise

about

turn

from

the

position

obtained

step

Torque

Meter

Reading

---

I WD

torque

-45 g·

!0.35 0.

oz-

ch)

l+R[W

than

g·

(more

tor

e·

oz-inch)

F\VD 5 g·cm

bac

k tcn~i

tape

tension

ore

(more

than

oz)

-11 -

TCM-SOOOEV

Torque

Meter

(Cassette-type)

CQ-102B

CQ-201B

CQ-102B

CQ-

403A

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