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REVOXx’°
C115
E
13
3.
FUNCTIONAL
DESCRIPTION
FRONT
UNIT:
The
front
unit
contains
the
input
keypad
as
well
as
the
microprocessor.
The
latter
is
responsible
for
scanning
the
3.1
Cassette
deck
keyboard,
for
controlling
the
display,
and
for
calculating
The
cassette
deck
is
equipped
with
a
dual
capstan
drive.
The
controlled
DC
motor
drives
the
righthand
capstan
shaft
via
a
flat
belt.
From
this
shaft
the
left-hand
capstan
is
driven
by
a
second
flat
belt.
The
capstan
drive
control
is
integrated
in
the
motor
hous-
ing.
The
capstan
speed
can
be
adjusted
with
a
trimmer
(-
->
4.2.3).
The
headblock
assembly
is
actuated
by
the
capstan
mo-
tor
via
a
cam
disc.
Coupling/decoupling
is
performed
by
a
small
solenoid.
The
brakes
are
also
controlled
via
a
cam
disc.
The
spooling
motor
drives
the
spindles
via
a
gear
train.
The
left-hand
or
right-hand
spindle
is
driven,
depending
on
the
selected
spooling
direction.
Each
spindle
has
its
own
light
barrier
that
supplies
the
tape
timer
information
to
the
microprocessor.
3.2
Control
POWER
SUPPLY:
The
power
supply
Unit
contains
the
power
supply
and
the
spooling
motor
drive.
The
power
supply
generates
the
following
voltages:
-
+/-12
V
DC
for
audio,
stabilized
a
with
rectifier
(D
4
-
11)
and
voltage
regulator
(IC
1
and
2)
-
+14
V
DC
unstabilized
from
the
rectifier
(D
12
-
19),
for
the
capstan
motor,
the
spooling
motor
and
the
so-
lenoid.
'»~
45
VDC
from
the
+14
V,
stabilized
by
IC
3,
for
the
processor
control.
-
4,3
V
AC
(FIL)
for
the
heating
coil
of
the
display
-
-30V
DC
from
D
20
for
the
display.
if
the
5
V
supply
drops
below
a
certain
value
when
the
cassette
recorder
is
switched
off
or
in
the
event
of
a
power
failure,
a
reset
is
generated
by
the
regulator
IC
3.
IC
4
contains
the
drivers
for
the
spooling
motor.
Depend-
ing
on
the
cassette
deck
status,
a
corresponding
voltage
is
applied
to
the
spooling
motor.
the
tape
timer
and
peak
meter
information.
A
special
feature
of
this
processor
are
the
high-voltage
outputs
through
which
the
FIP
can
be
controlled
directly.
The
internal
A/D
converter
is
used
for
peak
level
meas-
urement
and
for
keyboard
scanning.
3.3
Audio
electronics
AUDIO
BOARD
The
complete
audio
electronics
is
located
on
the
audio
board.
Recording
section:
The
input
signal
is
taken
via
the
volume
control
RV
01
to
the
Dolby
B/C
encoder
Q
651.
The
multiplex
filter
is
con-
nected
after
the
first
linear
state
and
switched
on
or
off
by
means
of
the
transistors
Q
653
and
Q
654.
After
a
second
stage
within
Q
651,
the
audio
signal
is
taken
to
the
monitor
switch
QT
51
(changeover
between
source
and
tape).
The
coded
record
signal
is
available
on
pins
21
and
22
of
Q
651
and
is
taken
via
internal
and
external
calibration
potentiometers
to
the
record
amplifier
QK
01.
The
latter
is
equipped
with
internal
equalization
selection
switches.
After
the
RF
bias
trap
the
RF
is
added
to
the
AF
signal
via
the
transformers
L
901
and
L
902.
The
HX
PRO
circuit
is
implemented
with
IC
Q
901
which
contains
the
rectifier,
the
integral
controller
and
the
VCA.
IC
Q
921
is
used
for
switching
the
HX
PRO
circuit
on
/
off
which
in
this
recorder
is
continually
on.
This
means
that
the
HX
PRO
circuit
always
receives
the
signal
after
the
two
lowpass
elements
R
906
/
C
902
and
R
905/901.
The
erase
oscillator
is
implemented
as
a
push-pull
stage
and
oscillates
with
a
frequency
of
105
kHz.
It
supplies
the
RF
signal
to
the
HX
PRO
circuit.
Reproduce
section:
The
reproduce
signal
is
amplified
in
IC
QJ
31
which
fea-
tures
a
low-noise
FET
input
stage.
The
reproduce
time
constants
are
implemented
in
a
push-pull
stage
and
can
be
changed
over
between
70
and
120
us
(QU
05
/
06).
The
output
signal
is
taken
to
the
level
and
treble
control
as
well
as
to
the
Dolby
B/C
Decoder
chip
Q
601.
The
ag-
gregate
signal
of
the
right-hand
and
left-hand
channel
is
taken
to
the
pause
detection
circuit
implemented
with
QB
01.
The
output
of
the
Dolby
detector
is
taken
to
the
moni-
tor
switch
and
to
the
peak
meter
amplifier
QX
01,
to
the
headphones
volume
control
comprising
the
amplifier
stage
QG
01,
and
to
the
buffer
amplifier
IC
1
/1C
2
(on
the
IN/OUT
unit).

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BrandRevox
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