|wenoriua Photo : AEP, UK model Doiny Laboratories Licensing Corporation, Noise reduction manutectured uncer ieense trom Dolby Laboretories Lensing Corporation CONTENTS FHT | TAPE PLAYBACK 13 TAPE RECORDING 14 OTHER NOTES 18-17 SECTION 2 DISASSEMBLY REMOVAL 18 SECTION 3 EXPLODED VIEWS & PARTS LIST 19 TROUBLE CHECKS 20 CAPACITORS & RESISTORS. 21-24 ONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND scHE DigGRaNs, EXP co REPLACE TH PUBLISHED BY SONY. HE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL 10 AS SHOWN 1%) THIS MANUAL OR IN SUPFLERENTS, AEP Model UK Model E Model I COMPACT HI-DENSITY COMPONENT SYSTEM ST-78L (AEP, UK model) MELF Components SECTION 1 BLOCK DIAGRAM SECTION 2 ADJUSTMENTS MW/LW SECTION. FM SECTION 1 FM SECTION 2 SECTION 3. DIAGRAMS 3-1, MOUNTING DIAGRAM 3-2, SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM Semiconductor Lead Layouts SECTION 4 EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST Page sT-1- ST-2,3 ST-4,5 ST7,8 ST, 10 ST-ll, 12 ST-13, 14 ST19-21 = Continued on page 2 ~ SONY. SERVICE MANUAL www.electronicsrepair.netFH-7 Page fe ST-785 (E mode!) st MELF Components st2,3 SECTION 3. OUTLINE C5456 SECTION 1 3.1, BLOCK DIAGRAM TC4~56 BLOCK DIAGRAM st4,s SECTION 4 DISASSEMBLY |... TC-57~61 SECTION 2 ADJUSTMENTS SECTION $ ADJUSTMENTS... ..T¢-62-71 MW/SW SECTION 1 sT7.8 5-1. MECHANICAL MW/SW SECTION 2 st) ADJUSTMENTS 062-6 FM SECTION 1 : ST-10-12 5-2. ELECTRICAL FM SECTION 2 S113, 14 ADJUSTMENTS. . TC-67-11 SECTION 3 DIAGRAMS SECTION 6 DIAGRAMS 3-1, MOUNTING DIAGRAM. . . . $T-15, 16 6-1. MOUNTING DIAGRAM . SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM... ST-17-19 6-2, SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM. 3 Semiconductor SEMICONDUCTOR LEAD Lead Layouts coves es ST20 LAYOUTS. Test SECTION 4 SECTION 7 EXPLODED VIEW AND EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST ST-21-23 PARTS LIST..... TC-82-95 7-1. EXPLODED VIEWS... .TC-82-86 TA-T8 TAL 72. PARTS LIST TC-87-95 1, CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION. ..... .TA2 2. BLOCK DIAGRAM 78 ACI 3. DISASSEMBLY .. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 4, MOUNTING DIAGRAM. SECTION | 5. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM TAII=13 BLOCK DIAGRAM AC4 SEMICONDUCTOR SECTION 2 LEAD LAYOUTS TAL DISASSEMBLY ACS 6, EXPLODED VIEWS TALS, 16, SEMICONDUCTOR PARTS LIST : TAL, 18 LEAD LAYOUTS ACG SECTION 3 DIAGRAMS 178 Te 3-1, MOUNTING DIAGRAM... . .AC-7 Tear eo 3-2, SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM... .AC-9, 10 To apply Bt voltage in repair. oo 7 RECTION EXPLODED VIEW AND recor DeeCRIeTION ET PARTS LIST cee ACH, 12 Ll, CMOS MECHANISM CONTROLLER ee ae TC9310N-001 (C401)... .TC-3, 4 FEATURES ss2 AMS CIRCUIT TC-5-12, 1. DISASSEMBLY $8.2 ICS85 and QS85....... . TC-13 2, SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM $83 1-4. Q410 and Q4L1 TCs 3. WIRING DIAGRAM .,....... $83 15, Q416 TCs 4, PARTS LIST S83 SECTION 2 5. EXPLODED VIEW S84 OPERATION DESCRIPTION . .. . .TC-15-52 21, Kicking function for FWD cam gear, FF cam gear when current is flowing through solenoid... .. .TC-15 2.2. FAST-REVERSE MODE... .TC-16~18 23. FF MODE TC-19-22 2-4, EWD MODE . 2 TC-23-26 2-5. REC/FWD MODE. . 2-6, REV MODE 2 TC31-36 2.7. FWD AMS MODE .......1C-37-42 2:8, REV AMS MODE TC-43-48, 2.9, FWD PAUSE MODE TC-49-52FH-7 acre Power requirements AEP, UK modsl: Operates on 220 V or 240 V ac modal: Operates on 120, 220 or 240 V 8¢ outputs HEADPHONES Accepts headphones of 8 ohms or more ‘SPEAKER ‘Accepts speakers of 6 to 18 ohms Goneral Dimensions Approx. 215 « 85 « 235 ram (wihic) (@' «2x 9M inches) Incl. projecting parts and controls, weight Approx. 35 kg (7 Ibs 12 02) net ‘3878 Speaker system 2 way speaker system Weoter: 10 cm Tweeter: 5m Power handling capacity Music 60 watts Nominal 30 watts Frequency range 80 Hz - 20 kHz Sensitivity 90 darwin Impedance 6 ohms Gener Dimensions: Approx. 160 * 260 x 230 mm (wihig) (64 10% M4 Inches) Weight Approx. 27 kg (6 Ibs) net per unit (Generar Power consumption AEP, E model: 65 watts UK model: 220 watts Dimensions, Approx. 535 x 320 ~240 mmiwihid) (2Vi8« 1254 « Qi inches) Incl, projecting parts and conteols ‘Weight Approx. 15.1 kg (83 ibs 5 02) net ‘Approx. 16.5 kg (36 ibs 7 c2) in shipping car- ton Caution on UK modal Important The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code: Blue: Neutral Brown: Live {As the colours of the wires in the mains tead of this apparatus may ot correspond with the coloured markings identifying the ter- mminals in your plug proceed as follows ‘The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black. ‘The wire which ig colourad Brown must be connected to the ter- minal which is markad with the letter Lor coloured red FEATURES ‘The Sony FHT is a compact highsdensity component system con sisting of an FM stereolFM.AMt turer, a high quality cassette deck, and integrated amplifier. You can take it anywhere so that you can ‘enjoy a variaty of program sources-broadcast programs, taped pro- grams, etc, anytime you lke. ‘The FH.7's matched components are the equal of fine separate components and have the following features ‘eThvee different power sources: house current using supplied [AC power supply uit, batteries and 12V car battery using the op. tional OC power supply unit (EBP-78). ‘etiewly developed tat connecting cords which enable you to con: rect each component quickly and easily. fe The connectable carrying handle makes the FH-7 carriable as 2 small suit case ‘Amplitier section {®CDAUX jack for duplicating a tape with an external tape recorder ‘and phono input jacks for listening to records, ‘eFive frequency band equalizer to compose the source sound to your liking Tuner section fethe quartz-locked digital synthesizer system with a Sophisticated Phase Locked Loop (PLL) circuit allows extremely precise tuning of FM and MWILW or SW stations with an electronic ‘igital readout on the frequency display ‘eBuilt.in talescopic antenna and external antenna terminals. {@ The PLL (Phase Locked Loop) multiplex circuit assures stable FM reception Cassette deck section feThe cassette deck can use the metal tapes, providing wider dynamic range and extended frequency response. ‘eAutoreverse function for changing the tape direction automatically in the playback mode. You don't have to turn the Cassette over to play the other side ‘@Automatic Music Sensor (AMS) allows easy playback of the Selection being played and easy skipping to the next selection. ‘eThe new automatic recording system sets the recording level automaticaly, ‘eThe record muting function allows you t6 eliminate material you do not want to record, such. as commercials, and to make a blank ‘space between selections. ‘eThe Dolby NA (noise reduction) system reduces tape hiss and assures high quality recording and playback AC power supply section ‘@ Permits headphones to be connected. Their volume is adjustable, ‘This section supplies power to the tuner, amplifier and tape deck.MODEL IDENTIFICATIONS (TA-T8 & $5.78 have no differences by the model.) © This labo is sticked on TC-78. SONY. COMPACT HI-DENSITY COMPONENT SYSTEM ST-7BL ... AEP, UK Model ST-785 ... E Model TAB Te-78 AC78 S8-78 SONY. movet no. ST-78L FM STEREO/FM-AM TUNER COMPACT HIDENSITY COMPONENT SYSTEM FH7 FREQUENCY RANGE: FM: 87.5 — 108MHz MW: 522—1602kH2z LW: 153 - 344kHz IF FM; 10.7MH2 ‘AN; 450kHz. SERIAL NO. MADE IN JAPAN ACTS SONY. MoveL No, AC-78 POWER SUPPLY UNIT COMPACT HI-DENSITY COMPONENT SYSTEM FH-7 O SERIAL NO. MADE IN JAPAN FM STEREO/FM-AM TUNER INTEGRATED STEREO AMPLIFIER STEREO CASSETTE DECK POWER SUPPLY UNIT SPEAKER SYSTEM SERIAL NO. MADE IN JAPAN BLANK ... AEP, UK Model FTZ-PRUFNUMMER U185 ... For WEST GERMANY AC. 220/240V~ — 50/60Hz AC. 220/240V~ — 50/60Hz C : 120/220/240V ~ 50/60Hz mopet No. FH-7 65W ... AEP Model 220W ... UK Model 65... E ModelFH-7 SECTION 1 OUTLINE FUNCTION OF CONTROLS Tuner (S1-785) Amplitier Cassette deck ‘AC power supply = SONY Ponce et 8 | unitTuner ST7EU7S (Tho photo shows the ST-78S tuner) © Frequency display Permits reading the received frequency at a glance from the figures © STEREO indicator This indicator will light when an FM stereo program of sufficient signal strength is tuned in. © TUNED indicator Lights up when a signal is tuned in accurately (© METER BAND indicator (for ST-78S) Lights up to show the receiving frequency is in an SW meter band © BAND selector Selects the desired band. ST-78L: FM, MW or LW. ST78S: FM, MW, SW1 or SW2. @ TUNING buttons Press either the "+" or "=" button to change the frequency. Press the “-" bution fo go toa lower trequency and the "+" button to go to a higher. To change the frequency rapidly, press the FAST” button while pressing "+" or "=" button. © Telescopic antenna Used for FM or SW (only for ST-78S) reception. [Amplifier TATE (© CD/AUX jack ‘This stereo phone jack allows you to quickly and easily connect a tape recorder for playback. Press PHONO switch of the FUNCTION selectors. © Graphic equalizer controls Slide downwards or upwards to equalize the reproduced sound (TAPE, PHONO or TUNER). © PEAK POWER LEVEL motors ‘These maters show the output level of the power amplifier. @ BALANCE control lever This controls the balance of the left and right channel output level Normally set the contralto the center position, © FUNCTION selectors Press the desired program source among tape, tuner, record player fr the signal from the CDIAUX jack. PHONO: For disc programs connected to PHONO inputs or the auxitiary programs connected to the CDIAUX jack. Disconnect the phone plug connected to the CDIAUX jack when reproducing disc programs. TUNER: For offthesir programs. TAPE: For taped programs. ® VOLUME control ‘This controls the overall output level (casser KTC: © Tape type indicators ‘The type of the tape being used is automatically detected by th automatic tape selector system and the corresponding indicato lights. © Cassette holder OTape direction indicators During playback or recording, one of the Indicators illuminates t show the direction of the tape transport © Function buttons Itis possible to switch directly from one mode to another. (forward) button: Press this bution to play the tape back the ‘ont side of the cassette. The tape is transported to the right bh (fastforward) button: Press this button to advance the taps rapidly to the right. @ (record) button: Press this button together with the B button t start recording. The incicator will illuminate, 1 (stop) button: To stop the tape, press this button, 1H (pause) button : Perss this button to stop the tape for @ momen during recording and play back of the front side of the cassette, To restart, press the button again, This button is also Used to release the record mode. (This button does not operate during the eeverse mode}, QW'ecord muting) button: Press this button to eliminate un ‘wanted material and to insert a blank space during recording. -tveverse) button: Press this button to play the back side of the cassette 44 ffastseverse) button rapidly tothe let. @LEVEL METER These meters show the input level duting recording and recorde: levels during playback. Press this button to advance the pe © DOLBY NR switeh To reco!d with the Colby NR* (Noise Reduction) process, depres this switch . To record without the Dolby NA process, press agai. ‘and release this switch. When playing back, set this switch to the same position used in recording ‘+ "Dolby" and the doubleD symbol ate wade maths ofthe Dolby Laboratori leensing Corporation Noise reduction system manulactored under license {rom Delby Laboratories Licensing Corporation, @ TAPE COUNTER and reset button ‘The tape counter provides a numerical reference point while record ing which can be used to index a recorded cassette. To reset to ero, press the reset button, @ & (eject) button ress this button to open the cassette holder. GSS (Interference suppress switch) (on the 1 I interference is encountered while recording, MW or LW program, slige the switch to 2 oF 3 position depending on which best reduces the noise, Normally set the switch 10 1 position. [AC power supply unit AC78] ‘@HEADPHONES jack ‘Accepts any headphones. The headphone volume can be adjuste with the volume control @POWER switch Press to turn on the powers of amplifier, tuner and cassette deck To turn them off, press it again,FH-7 CONNECTIONS POWER CABLE AND SIGNAL CABLE CONNECTION Notes @The connector covers are connected to the male connectors at the factory to protect the connector. Remove the connector covers before connecting the flat cables, ‘@ Turn the POWER switch off when connecting or disconnecting the connector to avoid damaging the speaker. Be sure to insert the female connector firmly until it clicks into the male connector. Loose connections may cause hum and nvise. See ust To disconnect the cable To disconnect the cable, pull the connector out. Never pull the cable itso. see ist Do not connect the cable this way. See illust ‘OUTDOOR ANTENNA AND PHONO JACKS CONNECTION FM outéoor antenna using a 75.0hm coaxial cable oo Wit outdo antenna for $7784) SWIMW outdoor antenna or ST-785) to.a good ground 75 ohm coaxial cable connection eM Center conductor outer ‘The tuner accepts 75 ohm coaxial cable. Its free from external in terference, reduces noise pickup, and is the ideal transmission line for most FM installations. [MW and LW antenna connection (LW for the ST-78l) In most areas, the builtin ferrite-bar antenna will provide satistac. tory reception. In difficult reception areas, it may be necessary to connect a length of insulated wire 5 - 15 meters (20 -50 feet) long to the MWILW ANTENNA terminal (for the ST-78L) or SWMW ANTENNA terminal (for the ST-785). Extend this out of doors if possible, Keening the greater portion horizontal ‘SW antenna connection (for the ST-78S) The builtin telescopic antenna will provide satisfactory reception, In difficult reception areas, It may be necessary to connect the SW antenna wire AN-60 to the SW/MW ANTENNA terminal and extena it as high as possible keeping from touching other material or trees. Keep the wire far away from high voltage transmission lines and noisy electrical machinery. Antenna wite Ground connection I] When an outdoor antenna Is Installed, a direct ground is recom: ‘mended for lightning protection. The use of a lightning arrestor is recommended for any outdoor antennaSPEAKER SYSTEM CONNECTION Connect the supplied speaker cords to the input terminals of the speaker and the speaker terminals of the AC power supply unit, i.e the right speaker to the F terminals and the left speaker to the L ter rminals, with correct speaker phasing (correct ® and © connec- tions) 1. stp 15 mm en) insulation off Ihe eng of each wire and thst the strands tht 2 dvoress the termina ingen the stripped wire and release the terminal J Putt tighty on the connection Fight speaker SI wD | Insert the core | itm te viaek Tine tothe 1 termina To shorten the speaker Cord, wind the excessive cord fon there hooks, Tohang on a wall ‘Note on the supplied feet for the speaker Attach the supplied feet for the speaker on the bottom of the speaker to prevent the speaker from damage. bottom of the speaker spesker foot RE ON BATTERY Remove this paper. To retain the frequency recelved on each band while the tuner is turned off, install two batteries In the battery compartment at the rear of the tuner. INSTALLATION Be sure to turn off the POWER switch before installing the bat terles. Open the baterry compartment id, install two batteries, IEC designation 6 (size AA), with the correct polarity as illustrated, then close the li. see ius (6, [3 Battery tite ‘About one year of operation can be expected when using Sony ‘SUMS (NS) New Super Batteries. Be sure to replace the balteries fonce a year fo avoid damage from leaking batteries. Note It incorrect figures appear on the frequency display after turning on the POWER switch, turn off the POWER switch, take out and re- install the memory back-up batteries correctly and tune in the tre auency. aneFH-7 OPERATION OF THE TUNER Follow the numbered sequence (The illustration shows the ST-78S tuner) Telesconic antonna, STEREO indicator TUNED indicator inaicator @ crvore tne desis bana Q 288 0 patton tll the conect toavency is indicated. Use "FAST button to change the ‘roquency rapa, Or During the tuning, when the frequency access to the station, the Searching speed will slow down so that the tuning gets easier. However, when the FAST button is pressed during tuning, the sear ching speed will not slow dowa, @STEREO indicator illuminates when an FM stereo program is received, {@ TUNED indicator illuminates when a station is tuned in @METER BAND Indicator (for ST-78S) illuminates to show the ‘receiving frequency is in an SW meter band, MORE ABOUT FM ANTENNAS Good FM reception depends not only oa tuner sensitivity but on the Quality of the received signals. This is determined by the signal strength, the presence of multipath signals* and the geographic location of the FM station. To get the best from your tuner, use an antenna suited to your location. Dipole antenna with reflector and director has increased sea- sitivity to front signal and reduc: ed sensitivity to rear signals. Multielement type has a nar rower pickup pattern with high frontal sensitivity and superior rejection of rear and multipatn signals, To receive a distant or weak signal station, use this type of antenna. ‘Adjust the antenna as required. FM: Pull out the telescopic antenna and adjust its length, direc tion and angle for the best reception, ‘SW (for ST-78S): Pull out the telescopic antenna to its full length ‘and stand it vertically, MUILW (LW for ST-78L): When the BAND selector is set to MW or LW, the builtin ferrita bar antenna is used instead. Since this antenna is directional, rotate the set horizontally for optimum reception, if necessary. Multipath interference is causc by signal reflections from nis oF structutes| tat reach the ecoling antenna perceptibly later than a dvact agnal, The st. fects ofa multipath condiion appear as hightrequency aise, distortion, and loss of channel separation of the FM ster programs, These affects may Oe bliminatea, o.2 great exten, by using 8 coaylallaadin ane agood dractignal fntenna that's eovecly orinted FM station SS ws ‘ellected signal arsTAPE PLAYBACK Follow the numbered sequence. er the recorded sett. Switch the TAPE SELECTOR Switch on the rear itneceseary, Sen Automatic tope select system” on page 15, ‘Auto reverse system Prese the b> button to playback the front side of the cassette. The playback will be in the reversed side automatically after the tape fond of the playback of the front side. Press the -€ button to playback the back side of the cassette. The ‘tape will stop when the back side is completely played back. AUTO PLAY ‘To rewind the tape and play trom the beginning of the tape, use the auto play function. The cassette deck can automatically replay a tape immediately after rewinding. ‘@Auto play operates only on the playback of the front side of the KIO GO Bo Doves. nite pre After the tape is completely rewound, the tape will automatically ‘play. oo ‘ ° 8 FH-7 Press TAPE, Press the oF button. See "Auto revere eyster” below Payback will begin Deprese when playing Beck 2 tape which nas been tecorded using the Dolby NR eystem (ON a rots the POWER ewiten toon talFH-7 TAPE RECORDING Its only possibie to record the front side of the cassette. To RECORD Follow the numbered sequence, ‘Select the desires program source ard lay the program, Prass the mad @ buttons at the same time, Recording wir begia Inert a cassette withthe tape surface downwards, ‘Switch the TAPE SELECTOR ‘witch on the rear necessary. 52 Depress when recording using the Dalby NA system (a ON Press the POWER switch 10 ON (a) AUTOMATIC RECORDING SYSTEM No recording level adjustemant is necessary with the new automatic recording system. ‘The recording leva is not affected by the volume, BALANCE or graphic equalizer controls, so you can listen to the program at any volume: ‘and with any tone adjustments you want while recording MORE ACCURATE RECORDING STARTS You can use the 11 (pause) button to start recording more accurately than is possible when recording Is started by pressing both the @ button and the m button. @ Atter compicting stepO, press the IN button. @ Hold the @ button down and press the m button © At the moment you wish to start racording, you need only press the M1 button again, a1AUTOMATIC TAPE SELECT SYSTEM FH-7 T TWPEI (NORMAL) | cassette | TYPE I (or02) | TYPE Mi Fec cassette ‘TYPE IV (METAL) cassette Tape detector | | L - 9 Si SM wy Se new | SHE ee : Sie wwe | Be een | SR ower | SM neew | SRE nven woe moe | Uf DML Se Ree" | EDS Rony! SOS wes | Le Gee | nthe TAPE SELECTOR soitch at the AUTO positon, this Tape st sulomatic tape select system is actusted by the detector slots of Certain cassettes and automatically sets the optimum recording and playback characteristics. ‘he tape type detected will be shown by the indicator. [As shown in the above illustrations, when Inserting TYPE ill Fer) cassettes and TYPE IV (METAL) cassettes which have no METAL tape detector slots, the correct TAPE indicator does not light up ‘and the automatic tape select system cannot work properly. Set the TAPE SELECTOR switch at the rear to the Ill FeCr (V METAL) position when using these cassettes. ‘TAPE SELECTOR co to er meer, se grrmcoome | | MAKELL: UD.UOXLI.xLIS PHILIPS SUPER FERROY | NORMAL | a a | Seca Beco | Te Femme — Sat cam | een [eieeet Ech ocm | Tet | sours Meatve MFece ‘me meal apes bea} (eMeTAD, RECORD MUTING ERASING By pressing the © (record muting) button during recording, tour seconds interspacing is provided automatically, eliminating un wanted program material such as broadcasting commercials While the record muting is operating, the Incoming signal is not recorded on the tape but it continues to register on the meters and feed to the monitor so that you know exactly what is going on. {@ Press the © button when the segment you do not want to record begins. The indicator of the HP button will blink, and the tape path will pause automatically alter four seconds @ When you want to resume recording, press the 4K button. ‘To insert a blank over four seconds tong Hold down the © button for as long as you want the blank segment fon the tape fo be. After four seconds, the indicator of the HE Button will blink more rapidly. When you release the © button, the tape deck will be in the pause mode. When you want fo resume recor ding, press the IH button to release the pause mode. =15- When the cassette deck functions in recoiding mode, the erase head automatically erases any previously recorded material To erase without recording © Make sure that the safety tab of the cassette isin place, or that the tab slot is covered with plastic tape. @ Insert the cassette to be erased and check that the tape type in dicator corresponds to the type of tape inserted. Switch the TAPE SELECTOR switch if the indicator and the tape do not correspond. © Press the TAPE button of the FUNCTION selector. @ While holding the @ button down, press the m button.FH-7 AUTOMATIC MUSIC SENSOR (AMS) SYSTEM During playback, use the Automatic Music Sensor (AMS) to locate the beginning of the selection being played or the following selec: lion. The AMS searches for the blank space between selections, ‘and playback will stat automatically from the begining of the selection, During torward playback 2.o108s 10 play the ‘ext selection 2 evess to repeat { ‘he selection being played L iene aa During reverse playback a) — Ez Awite oresing qo eS Y | 2ovess to say |] eestor The next selection ‘election beng played L_ [At the beginning of the selection, the 4-4 or Bb button will be released and playback will begin. To assure the AMS operation ‘@To search for the beginning of the selection being played, wait about 15 seconds ater the selection starts before pressing the 440° mp button; otherwise the previous selection will be played back, To search for the begining of the following selection, do not press the bebe button immediately before the starting point of the following selection; otherwise playback might begin from the beginning of the selection after the following one, Notes on the blank spaces ‘@Since AMS works by searching out the blank spaces on a tape, it ‘may not operate If there Is noise in the space between selections, orf the space is less than 4 seconds tong. ‘The record muting facility ofthis tape deck can make a four second blank space that will assure AMS operation on any recorded tape. felt the record music includes a long pause, or it it continues for a time at sufficiently low volume, as may happen for Instance with Classical music, or if any selection is less than 20 seconds long, the AMS will treat it as a blank, NOTES ON CASSETTES Cassette insertion ‘@Botore inserting a cassette, take up any slack in the tape to pre- vent it from becoming tangled around the capstan. To protect cassettes from accidental erasure Remove the tab as illustrated so that the record mode does not function when the record button is pressed, To record on a cassette fonce tabs have been removed, simply cover the slot with plastic tape. \w) | bo not tick any matelal on || tne cassotte except or tape ‘on the ctcied portion. To protect side A recording f@80 caretul not to cover the detector slots of the TYPE I! (CrOz tape) and TYPE Iv (metal tape) cassettes. reew plastic tape plastic tape Cassette care {#00 not stick thick paper or tape onto the cassette, as this may af- fect proper cassette alignment and prevent proper taps contact with the head: (@keep cassetts away from magnetic equipment such as speakers, amplifiers, atc, as erasure or distortion on your recorded tape could occur. Do not expose a cassette to direct sunlight, extremely cold temperatures or moisture, -16—REPRODUCTION OF PHONO OR CD/AUX PROGRAM SOURCES. You can listen to oF record the disc program connected to the PHONO jacks or the auxiliary input sources such as another tape deck or compact dise player connected {0 the CDIAUX jack using Sony F818 connecting cord (optional 84 et ovpue oe Raa te PHONO OFress the POWER ewiteh, ‘OPiess the PHONO button of the FUNCTION selectors. OFiay the program souree. OAdjust the volume, equalizer conttols and stereo balance. ‘The CDIAUX jack has priority over the PHONO jacks. If the CDIAUX Jack ano PHONO jacks are both connected and the PHONO button |s depressed, you cannot listen to the record programs, -17- SOUND ADJUSTMENTS STEREO BALANCE Adjust the BALANCE control as necessary to produce a well defi 0 stereo image. TONE CONTROLS USING THE GRAPHIC EQUALIZER CONTROLS Each graphic equalizer control has boost/eut range of 10 dB, Th level of a band will be increased by sliding a control upwards, an decreased by sliding it downwards To equalize the sound, first set all equalizer controls at thelr 0 cconter position and lay the program, Slige the control of the {re quency band 10 be equalized upwards or downwards until you perceive an improvement Frequency coverage of each equalizer control 100 Hz: Use this control to boost or cut the bass. 400 Hz: Use this control to adjust the middle frequency range-th hhuman voice and the middle frequencies of instrumental music ‘kHz: Use this control to provide mote presence fo vocals, 4kHz: Use this control to adjust the brightness of sound, A2kHe: This control effects general treble, Slide downward tc reduce high frequency noise, such as tape hiss.FH-7 SECTION 2 DISASSEMBLY REMOVAL HANDLE SPEAKERS Pullout handle by pushing the button speakers of both sides CONNECTORS Remove connectors. SIDE PLATE @ Pullout both side plates. 18eapeeteer SEMEL Part Now 2-249-402-11, '2883-9)5-00 a8t807-00 4-386-875-00 72682-248-09 rosa yeaa a 1 se Part No. 3-701-613-00 3.7012630.00 3-773-106-11 3.773-106-41 3-773-108-51 SECTION 3 EXPLODED VIEW & PARTS LIST + The port of nay achere to cotter portions ofthe system SECTION Deseript ion ove Foot PLATE (A), SIDE LaBey (4)_{(convectoR), CAUTION SCREW +X 318 ScaEW ASSY, SIDE PLATE HINOLE ASST ORY PACKING MATERIAL Deseription Bag, POLYETAYLENE BAG, POLYETHYLENE (ENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALY) seveeteaMAWUAL INSTRUCTION (nePcenean ute, s¥EDISH) SNUAL, INSTRUCTION (FoR GERMANY /EHGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN) MRNUAL INSTRUCTION 3-793-828-11 3:795-481-11 ‘eg4-e04-00 68-€85-00 4-284-206-00 4-868-687-00 ‘988-868-00 4-984-269-00 42584-880-00 45284-96500 44-880-957-00 pr ¥-2701-108-0, Part c Description questronvarre (€2).. 1NsTRUCTION SHEET, PROTECTION SHEET, PROTECTION CUSHION (REAR), UPPER TNOIV{DUaL. CARTON CUSHION (FRONT), UPPER Box, ACCESSORY Custiron (Lower) PaaTiT iO" 10% ROD ASST, CLEANING, HEAD ‘ELECTRICAL PARTS, No Description 501 1-855-839-21 comp, sPeaKee 502 128562477-00 ORD” (WITH CONNECTOR) NOTE: - teens marked * & * are not stocked since they ave seldom required for routine Service, Sone delay should be antici pated when ordering these Sten FH-7FH-7 TROUBLE CHECKS The following chacks will assist in the correction of mast problems wich you may encounter with your set Before going through the check list Below, first pay attention to the tollowng fundamental points. ‘eThe power cord must ba connected fimly The speaker connection must also be fem {©The cables must be connected firmly. PEE 72 The TUNED indicator reading Is unstable. f@Adjust the antenna, ‘The STEREO indicator tickers ‘@Agjust the antenna, Severe hum or noise fe The signal strength is too weak Connect the external antenna. See page 10 oF 1 Adjust the antenna © Connact the ground wire Last station memory is not retained ‘© Check that the batteries for retaining the frequency are installed correctly Cee The @ button cannot be depressed. ‘eNo cassette in the cassette holder. ‘@The tab is removed from the casselte, See page 16. The @ button or b button cannot be depressed. ‘eThe tape is wound completely Tape does not move even when the Be button Is pressed. fe The 11 button Is depressed. Recording or playback cannot be made or there Is a decrease in sound level Dirty heads. ‘@ Magnetic contamination on the recordiplayback head. feimproper setting of the FUNCTION selectors. Excessive wow of flutter, or sound drop-out ‘@Contamination of the capstan or pinch roller. Insutticient erasure ‘@ Magnetic contamination of the erase head Increase of nolée or erasure of high frequencies ‘@Magnetic built-up of the erase head. Unbalanced tone in higher frequencies: feimproper setting of the DOLBY NR switch. If recorded with the witch set to ON, play back with It at ON. If recorded with It set to ‘OFF, play back with It at OFF. ‘improper setting of the TAPE SELECTOR switch. See page 15. If recorded in the wrong position, adjust the tone controls. in playback, Incorrect AMS operation ‘@Blank space between the selactions may be too short. No audio ‘Slide the volume control to the right eCheck the FUNCTION selector setting No audio from one channel or unbalanced left and right volume ‘@Adjust the BALANCE contro ‘@Check the speaker connections of the inoperative channel Roverse left and right sound ‘@Check the speaker cord connection and speaker location, Lack of bass sound or apparently imprecise physical location or ‘musleal instruments ‘eCheck the speaker connection for proper phasing -20-ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS Saver [evar] von, [a ver] ae or CO aR We. FART Wo. PART No PART No. PART Wo > 3 | emeepae el Parse u E = | sine 5 ‘roses |. 2 tivation | tines | Seam | bates | 09 istestao ~~] nsssa0——[iasenito — = cue) Fant ie [athena oa eS LH rttseo0 "Ear a00 shoo —] ‘CERAMIC CAPACITORS Lona] en rae] rare | oe rr i | faesarcge | ae) Hraan fe | Mebane | 83 | Satan eet mmr CERAMIC (SEMICONDUCTOR) CAPACITORS Tagg = Ua senin wom edo vor] so vere "5 vot. | 0 vou PART No. CAP rai na | vant we | = Terenas aor] Terr foo LAINSISSS Ot | seraneao -21-MYLAR CAPACITORS ar] oer oe cee oe vo | 3 es isn ra jaaiaisas—}Eatiser penser Penis f E ravrauuse caracrrons ={___ = vem mee | ieee | is mae 113136000 anw__| 7 vanraeiae [ i1/16 WATT CARBON RESISTOR CR RC 20 n 9 1-210-384-00620.1-210:367 00 43k 1-210°380-00 2006 1 210 438-00 22 6 300 1-210:388 00 He 1-210 106-00 74 1210 381-00 2204 1 210-840 60 24 a M0 1-210:386-00. 130 1-210-107-00 5.1K 1-210-396-0024 27 16 1-281-686-00 120 1-210-957-00 $20 1-210 108-00 5.64 1-210 3¢2-09° 270, 1 210-641 00 30 a 1901-210 386-00 $10 1-210 988-00 6.24, 1-210-389-00 300k 3a 2 350 1-210-102-00 1.04 1-206-122-00 6.8% 1-210-384-00 1304 1-210 642-00, 36 u 160 1-710-359-00 1.1k 1-210-369-00 7.54, 1-200-365-00 360 ay n 140. 1-740-360-0012 1 209-765-00 8.24 1210-386 09 390 1.210-649-00 a 30 1-210-865-00 200 1-210-361-00 1.3K 1 210-370:00 9.14 E210 57-00 430k a 33 1-210-646-00 220. 1-210-362-00 1.9k° 1 208 766-00 10k 1 210-388 00 47 1 210-8440 Ba 3 1-M10-847-00 240. 1-209-762-00 1.64 1-210-371-00, 11k 1 210 380-00 36 8 1-210-846-00 270. 1-210-368-0018 1-208-678-0012 1 210-290-0060 1-211 695-00 6.2 48 1-210:649-00 300. 1-210:366-00 2.68) 1-209 767-00, 13k 1210-381. 00 es 47 1-710 395-00 330, 1-200-788-0022 1-209-765-00. 15k 1210-115. 00 680K 1-213 696-00 3s 51 1-210-101-00 360 1-210-105-00 2.4h 1-209-769-0016 7304 82 56° 1 20-351-00 380 1-210388-00 2.74, 1-209-770-0018 1 1-710-£95-09 €208 1 211-696-00, et 52 1-210-352-0048 1-210-386-003.04 1-200-372-0020 1 sia, 1 68 1-210-355-0070 1200-76-00 3.24) 1.206-123-00, 22h 1 1 210-627-001 n 75 1-210-392-00 $10 1-210-108-00 3.64 1-210-373-00. 24k 1 2 £2 1-210-299-00° S60. 240-105-003.8h 1 209-771-00 27K 1-210-379-40 TEO 1 220-626 00 1.8 WATT CARBON RESISTOR CE 20 33 1-246-820-0098 1-266-831-00 §20 1-246 841-00! 43k 1-246:851-00 | 30K 1-246. 861-00 2EOK 1 286:871-00 2.21 246-751-0035 1-246-761-00° 100, 1-266-71-00 6S0_1-246-781-00 4.7K 1-246-701-0038 1-246-£01 00 220K 1-246-611-10 4 16 1-246-872-0010 1-265 82-00 150 1-246 £42-00°5.1h 1246-452 00 38K 1-246-662-00, 240K 1-247-054.00 27 1-246-750-0018 1-246-762-00, 120° 1-245-772-00 $20 1-246 782-00 5.64 1-246-792-0038 1-246-602-00 270K 1-247-046-00, 0 201-246-625 60" 150 1-246-698-3310 1-246 E49-O0 6.24 1-285 853-00. BK, 1.246-865-€0, BOOK, 1247 085-00 3.3. 1-246 759-00 22 | 1-246-765-00.160 9-246-773-00 1.0 1-246-782-00 6.84 1-246-789-00 _ ass glows piczo @)r201 Procedure Push TUNING (+, ~) button for 98M. Adjust T201 for OV VOM reading steFH-7 FH-7 ST-78L ST-78L CO _ t's Oo wee i) 10048 ie “| ewssor Adjust R302 so that the frequency counter indicates 19kHz2 #5012, FM Stereo Separation Adjustment Procedure: FM of stereo Signal generator LR Fit ontens— gurpur termina! Ccrrar frequency: saMe Output tots mv (6008) Modulation ude 00H): 16.254He deviation Poe 19kHeh:—7.5kbe deviation Subchannel’ —16-25kHe aeration [etal peerer | ZT ye sanalseerater | connection | eating 8) cH Low ® ® Adjust Rou Lew RI301 for reading RoW RCH © ® Adjust Len RCH RT3O for reading LOH Stereo separation @-® R-CH Stereo separation: © -® The separations of both channels should be equal -st-12—SECTION 3 FH-7 FH-7 ‘ST-78L ST-78L 31, MOUNTING DIAGRAM DIAGRAMS A | B i ‘Semiconductor Lead Layouts : See Page ST-18. (ruNeR_goeRD e. ° we mm 2s vcz0! on et soe i oe wesw eens 08 508,507 401 ai ® Indicates side identified with part number, Be patter fh signal pathFH-7—-FH-7 ST-78L ST-78LFH-7 ‘ST-78L '* Semiconductor Lead Layouts 2sces 28K208.GR3 151555 2sc1362 28K 246-8 1082 281364 EQAO1-12A1 H2ee1L wzvze1L ciChenee Feb zscrio4e tarast tarzes Q tase @ é A ete 2502839 me 169300 008 Lance Susrnze } AlN et zs0st0 : e100? xKvieaeze ‘i cut, if x A hs ob 2sK161 a S -ST-18-FH-7 ST-78L SECTION 4 EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LISTFH-7 ST-78L secviow Description ELECTRICAL paRS Description 2-701-$89-00 SCREW, SELF-TAPPING. $01 1-S01-270-00 aNrema, TELEscoPiC ‘5703-38411 (AEB+Germany)---SCREW, CASE, CLAM 502 12536274200 TERMINAL BOARD, ANTENNA 3703766800 (AEP.Uc)-ous-0--SCREW, CASE 503 4;1-6082554-00 PC BOARD, Tunth 3-883-428-00 sPRING 06 Pr soaan, suIrcH Rags seen HATE peau (ostravey 505, PE BOARD, LAMP 178530132.00 MEAT SINK (SHALL 506 PE BOARD, LED sar MOUNTED FB, TUNER 4-901-726-00 fING (TACT, FLEAIOLE asaceetcaad-00 CASSIS, Sid e423 1-102-88000 cerawtc —15eF sx soy "4684-505-00 LID, BATTERY CASE 423 1-101-999-00 CeRamic LPF OLseF SOV cage 12102273300 ctRamic SPF a Sv 4-689-687-00 kN0B, ROTARY SwITCH e426 1°102=726-00 CERAMIC -300F 5 SaY eg8-86800 ILLUMINATOR 884-850-00 LUG, ANTENNA ‘F201 1-§27-968-71 FILTER, cEeaMIe Gr2o2 3-s27-968-71 FLLTER, CtAANIC 12 4-884-952-0040 (26426), SQUARE (FAST) GF&OL 125272957200 FILTER, CERAMIC 13 42e84-885-00 kwOs (16x16), SQUARE (+) (F402 1527-961-00 FILTER, CERAMIC 1a 428847854-00 KNOB (U6K16), SQUARE (2 ‘scwsz01;1-560-060-00 FIN, CONNECTOR 2P 15 4)4-824-856-09 MOUSE, LMP ‘8CWU301}1-560°060-00 PIN, CONNECTOR 2P 16 esi-es7-09 HOLdER, LED (€W0300'1-562-067-00 SOCKET, CONNECTOR SP 17 4,4-884-858-00 PLATE, "SHIELD 18 $)4-884-859-00 chassis CNISOL 1-562-068-00 SOCKET, CONNECTOR 13° 466¥0502;1-595-135-00 TeaMINAL 19 4-864-860-01 (AEP-Gernany).--PLATE, JACK {ScND601;12560-39-00 Plu, CORECTOR 9P 19 4-884°960-11 (AEP-UR)esvesescPLATE, JACK ‘cn6n2;1-535-116-00 TERMINAL 20 6-886-871-00 (AEP.UK)o--es--sLABEL, MODEL NUMBER rao. 1-143-180-00 cap, TRIMMER 15P 20 426842929-00 (AEP-Germany).+-LABEL, MODEL NINBER C402 1-141-160-00 cAP, TRIMMER 15° Crgo3 Iyai-17i-o0 cap; TRIMER 200 21 f-88t-874-00 COVER, coneCrOR (A) rao Cae, TRIOWER 20 22 -884-876-00 covER, ComeCTOR (8) por Dope 1s¥101| 23 4-884-916-00 (AEP.UK)osose LABEL, ANTENNA Diog DIODE 1s¥i01 23 42886-917-00 (AEP“Germany).. LABEL. ANTENNA 103 DIODE 1S¥I01 24 £-884-927-00 LABEL (SYSTEM), CAUTION 120) 8-719-903-07 D100€ GL-aNGze 25° 7-605.847-19 SCREW wBTP_ 3110 TYPEZ N-S D202 &-719-615-55 D}00e 151555 26 7-695-871-01 SCREW +BVTT 3X6 (5) 203 719-815-85 OIDOE 181555 27 1-685-871-09 SoREW sBYTT 316 (S) 9204 8-719-815-55 D100E 181555 28 regss.872.09 Scnew BVT 318 (8) 30) 8-718-908-11 DIODE GL-spuz 29° ALAS22-460-4 CASE ASSY, PANEL D302 B719-e15285 DIODE 151555 50 Kcaget-so1-0 FOOT ASST, RIBBER D303 8-719-815-55 D100E 151555 Deol 8-718-902-)9 Dl0DE Kvi23622 eog 827192615255 DIODE 151555 Dios 8-719-815-55 0100¢ 151555 Dé0§ 82729-815-55 DIODE 181555 Ds01 @-7is.910-24 DIODE HaIZsIL 02 8-719-200-02 D100E 062 603 $7197910-¢8 DIODE HZeBAL ‘D604 B7T9LETS-85 DIODE 181555. D505 8-729-991-2) D100E cQROL-2eRA 05 8.719-815-85 DIODE 181559, Dio? 82719-81555 DI00e 151555. wore: capaci Rs: senconoucroes Tess with no port nusber and no des~ Ril capacitors are in uf. Conmon ca= In each case, Us 4, for exazple: pacttors are antites: “Refer to the Rests ess, Ue GPA eny UPC aPC criptton ere not stockee because they bre seldom required for routine service, Teas marked" # " are not stocked since they are seldon required for routine Service, Sone delay should be antici ated when trdering these Iters Due to stancardization, parts with part nunbers (SreMbsO80-HK gr t-tAe-2"%) hay be cifverent. from those used in the fet. felloving Tists for thelr pert numbers WiiuPy Prue. RESISTORS. A resistors are in ots. Common SHAW, 1/84 and 1/YEH carbon resistors srevemtted, “Refer to the following Tees tor their part nusbers. +f: nontamapte cous Me om Us a wr. De -ST-20—ELECTRICAL PARTS Description S08 8.719-815-55 DIODE 181555, 3601 B739-B15-55 DIODE 151555, De02 8.719-815-55 DIODE 181555 D603 8.719-815-85 DIODE 191555 D608 s-719-818-55 DIODE 181555 eos 27192815085 O1ODE 181855 RefNo. Part N Jezo1 8-759-812-31 1¢ LAL23 FeSol &2750-835-00 IC (A390 He@ol BL759ze12-85 TE LalZds < 1c602 8-759-201-03 Ic TO6105P Iceoe 82758-20102 TC Te9300F-005 -822-089-00 COIL, AIR-cORE -422-094-00 COIL, AIR-CORE L103 8}124227095-00 COIL) AIR-CORE L204 451-422-039.00 COIL, AIR-CORE 1105 6315422098-00 COIL? AIR-CORE {06 431-422-099-00 CoML; AIR-CORE L301 2-408-421-21 micwo_1NOUCTOR yoOUH L402 1-€02-002700 ANTENNA, FERRITE-ROD (LW/™4) ane 17406:033-00 COIL (03¢) 1403 1-409-625-21 mucRO anpuCTOR Z20uH {tod 12406-034-00 comL. (OSC) LCDL 1-806-544-00 DISPLAY PANEL, LIQUID CRYSTAL LOEL 1-235-168.00 FILTER, LOW PASS (Pre 1-235-164200 FILTER, Low PASS PLSOL 1-518-511-00 LANP, PILOT QOL 2-729.383-52 TRANSISTOR 25¢595 102 2-729.353-52 TRANSISTOR 25C535 Qos a-729-216.13 Teansiston 2ski8t 9104 8-729-671-16 TeansisToR 250-710-146 aol 8:729.883292 TRANSISTOR 2562839 Qeoe 81729-653.47 TRANSISTOR 25C1368 9203, 8.729.663-87 TRANSISTOR 2sC1364 3goy 8-729-288-02 TaansisTOR 250680 602 827292669-87 TRANSISTOR 2501368 503 6-729-224-63 TRANSISTOR 25xz46-81 601 £729.6653.47 TRANSISTOR 25cl364 602 82729-203-05 TRANSISTOR 25C30A-6R3 603 8-729.665.87 TaANSISTOR 2501362 (508 97292665087 TRANSISTOR 2501362 (9605 87292663.07 TRANSISTOR 25C1364 9606 &.729.203.05 TRANSISTOR Z5K30R-6R3 607 27290665.4) TRANSISTOR 25C1362 FH-7 ST-78L ELECTRICAL Pants Part Now Description P1201 1-226-854-81 RES, ADJ, CARBON 100K RY3O1 1226-852-41 RES, AJ, CARBON 22e R302 1-228-505-00 RES, ADJ, CARBON 106 RI4OL 1-226-854-41 RES, ADJ, CARBON 100K RY6OL 1-226-663-00 RES, ADJ, CARBON IK RT6O2 1-226-663-00 RES, ADJ, CARBON Ik Sl 1-854.266-00 SuIToH, ROTARY SLIDE 36-2 14552-412-00 SWITCH, KEY BOARD S6-2 12552741200 SWITCH! KEY BOARD 36-3 12552241200 SWITCH! KEY BOARD rot ONL, orscammrwaroR Tao! TRANSFORMER, TF 7601. 1-527-995.00 VIBRATOR, CRYSTAL 608 8729.65.87 TRANSISTOR 25C1362 I wore Tens with no part nunber and no dese Cription are not 4toched because they tre seldom required for routine service tens marked " & > are not stocked since they are selon required for routine service, “Sone delay should be antici- psted wien ordering these tens Due to standardization, parts with part novbers:(denteaheek gr Se28-e26°X) may be @ifferent from those used in the Tet, cana ros: sevaconoucrors BNI capacitors are in LF. Conson Tn each case, U : uy for example: Decitors are omitted. Refer tothe USE aan UPA gPASo sy UPE-= = GPC Following lists for their part mutbers. Upp...: 4B. PrP, Prue esisTORS ATL resistors are in oboe. Common 4h, 1/66 and 1/168 Carbn resistors re Gnitted. Refer to the following Viste Yor their pert numbers + F 5 onflaneble cons We wey UH -sT-21-FH-7 FH-7 ST-78L —ST-78 e L c L _5 I (TUNER BOARD) aig) 2scsss oa, 25p58 azo), asc2a38 32, SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM A 200 Pf SHB ioe ssviot af al ‘Ths 103 2103 vi BRIS 203,208, 902 oso) otalae gy Wak? Gs 9s07,s08 60s Tscider, | aak3oncnsc FH-7 ST-78L DE FH-7 ST-78L | E l 2250558 (920), 2502839 320, 30 Hos-01 | farawra ans] a 607 2 zsKsoxRsIeso2 Teodor e008 esFH-7 ST-78L 0 7 ee (pag3, 404 va fe >> signal path Q6or 4+ H es le L eee af - so | een 1, em tan 3 J = T x Ret.No.] Switch Posi “ 1 BAND eM Pa | | 362 | rast TUNING] ofe | i Wot Voltages ae manared with 0503 S07, 508 a VOM (50k2/V). 4FM STEREO/FM-AM TUNER (ST-78S) E Model Note: ST-78S isan FM stereo/FM-AM tuner in FH. stFH-7 ST-78S MELF (Metal Electrodes Face-Bonding) Components (AEP, E Model) Warning If MELF components are forcibly removed from the printed circuit board with pincers or pliers, the cigcuit board pattern is likely to peet away. Always remove MELF components according to the procedure described on the next page, Replace MELF components with the lead type components, 2, Color Code Reading ( 14t color band! rd color band tiiedignd ipower inden) Ind color band Band dig (Example of Resistor) MELF components are soldered directly to the surface of the printed citcuit board MELF resistors and capacitors have the same dimensions and are distinguished by their background light brown for resistors, and pink or light } (earbon tim) Ipsuation coat olor code fooxrd foonrt metal electrode older arated) Insulation coat leoonr? leectric ‘metal electrode olde plored) olor code fepow! Fig. 1 3 browa, (Background cotor) colors speen for capacitors. The MELF resistor color coding isthe sme as tae for conventions resistor, and MELF capacitor color coding isthe same 2 for tubetype ceramic capacitors Fb beanie atonn Note, however, that all MELF resistors are rated at ona uw and 15% Components larger than resistors and without a color code are cross conductors, which aft wed instetd of jumper wires. (example of capacitor 1. Structure backaround color [Rate ran’. 30V voltage res tance 22 lareerexioee O2en Fig. 2 “st.How to Remove MELF Components and Mount Replacements Use a soldering iron of at least 40W with an iron tip 4mm in diameter and file the tip down to the angle shown in the diagram. iron ti. Fig. 2 1. Bring the flat surface of the soldering iron in equal contact with both soldered ends of the component. The solder should melt in about 4 seconds. (The solder will melt more readily if a small amount of solder is attached to the iron tip and the iron tip is placed against the component.) Once the solder has melted, tap the component aside with the tip of the soldering iron, and remove it from the bosrd iron tip electrode older a printed circuit Beard pattern cement printed circuit board Fig. 4 4. Use lead type resistors or capacitors to replace the MELF components. ‘These replacements may be mounted either with short leads (see Fig. 5), or by covering 3 ead with tubing (see Fig. 6) seliee solder printed circuit Board pattern ‘printed cies Board pater printed circuit a printed circuit Fig. 5 Board tubing solder printed eireut Beard pattern peited circuit Board Fig. 6 -sTa~Fura TELANT SECTION 1 BLOCK DIAGRAM FU iF awe, QUEORATURE DET, AF ANP.METER ORVE Fiao 7 TUNING NOWGATOR 1AM RF AUR, AM O9C, AW ADKINS, AIF RMP, NW cat Ta aR ie ou _—__# = : ah : sw sr a 4 H ie a ss t 3 — 408 Hewes oeor “Oly Tow wis ce es ss Sw Lown FER Fes 2605-08 1 fa b ruvonescent nsec i eo-1 sm Mi -ST-4—casoz : 0 {hoe FM Mex. ° Fw IF aw, quaoRar ue OE, e301 6 AP AMP,METER OAWVE R co Bro) Eu stenco. ” SEPARATION Fra . TUNING NOWCATO ZRF A,B OC, WN, ANP ET 2 ree TED ORE 202 TED gE 3 Sibw sreeo (203) a ae I [SPACE Bao TE AWE. 2603) WIGaING ‘601 srescuse 1601 ® CONTROL eso caysot oso? © fox B+(0¢ Powe p———po |e +10 Powe VOL REG. 01808 uso S21 soe atunevFH-7 ST-78S FM SECTION 1 FM rf Stereo Signal FM rf Monaural Signal Setting: ‘Carrier frequency: 98MHz Carrier frequency: 98MHz ‘Band Selector: FM Modulation: Audio 400Hz, Modulation: 1kH2, 7SkHz deviatio: 33,75kHz deviation (45%) . Subchannel 38kHz 33.75kHz deviation (45%) Pilot 19kHz 7,Sk¥iz deviation (10%) FM/MW PLL Bias Adjustment 1. Connect the oscilloscope as shown on the tight, 2. Set BAND selector switch (S1) to FM. cxcnscope ’ “| in 3, Push TUNING (+, ~) button for 87.5MHz, 4 & er TAG 4, Adjust RT601 so that the waveform is shown eae ten’ Ey below. oe oi th oy jo ‘A: B=2.0: more than 3.0 T Jo 1 ae i oa 5, Push the button for 108MHz. Confirm that the waveform is locked as shown below. 15:35 ‘Ais approx. 0.3V A 4 6, Set BAND selector switch (S1) to MW. Confirm that the waveform is locked when the set is tuned to 522kH2. 7. Confirm that the waveform is locked when the set is tuned fo 1,602kH2, ~ST-10-[wesw secrion 2] ‘SW/1/SW2 PLL Bias Adjustment 1. Connect the oscilloscope as shown 3. Push TUNING (+, ~) button for 9 below, A: Bote Ais more than 0.65V 5, Push the button for 21.75MHz, A: B= 0.46V: 0.84V (reference) 6, Set BAND selector switch (S1) to that the waveform is locked when to 3.2MHe, AsBel:l Ais more than 0.65V is tuned to 7.3MHz, A: B=0.46V: 0.84V (reference) below. 2. Set BAND selector switch ($1) to SW2. SMe, 4, Adjust RT603 so that the waveform is as shown’ = Confirm that the waveform is Locked as shown below. T a 4 a 1 0 SWI. Confirm the set is tuned = 6 7. Confirm that the waveform is locked when the set oscilloscope (60) 3S ae -sT-9— FH-7 ST-785FH-7—_-FH-7 ST-78S ST-78S FM Tracking Adjustment vom (ange: 0.5-5Y se} FM signa! .otur deviation by 40002 oureur 1. Push TUNING (+, -) button for 98Mz 3, Adjust 1101 and 103, and zepest the adjustment 2. Approach L102 and L103 not to contact each eh other /Adiust 1103 in the direction as shown by (arow @ t102 4108 FM OSC Voltage Adjustment Push TUNING (+, —) button for 108MHz. Adjust L105 for 8.9 — 9V VOM reading, ST[FM SECTION 2 TUNED Indicator Adjustment Setting: FM rf signal generator CQ Modulation: no modulation Fil antenna ‘Output feels 2548 (750 terminal terminal end output) Procedure Adjust RT201 0 that TUNED indicator (D201) lights up. FFM signal generator Lt Output level: trmV 16008) tt Fit antenna terminal vow range: BV de} (ea (|) ++ Ls plone Leer QO} Procedure: Push TUNING (+, -) button for 98MHz. Adjust 7201 for OV VOM reading, -sT-13- FH-7 FH-7 ST-78S ST-78S VCO Adjustment Setting: Fat rf sterg0 signal generator Cad cone | Se— ‘Ouxput evel: mv (608) teminst traqueney counter 100K. \ Ni Jensoor e309 Ci05 Procedure: Adjust RT302 so that the frequency counter indicates 19kHe #50H2,FH-7 ST-785 Asters Se FH-7 ST-785 wa inv woes) esas roo. Sf Pe enzo oe Bs 02 so that the frequency counter indicates FIM Stereo Separation Adjustment Procedure: Fire stereo eal penerator real oot Te se Ie a erage ae FM antenna QUTPUT terminal Caries hequency: 98MM Output levels YmV (6028) Modulation: ‘Audio (400Hs]: —93.75kHz deviation (45%) Pitot 19kHzh: —7.BkHe deviation 110%) Subchannel, _33.75KHe deviation (45%) sigeal output channel ® Adjust RT3OL for reading eee | reading. Rew RCH © Low RH LCH Stereo separation: @-® R-CH Stereo separation: © - © The separations of both channels should be equal STSECTION 3 FH-7 FH-7 ST-78S ‘ST-78S 3.1, MOUNTING DIAGRAM DIAGRAMS A 1 B wm | at renee vit v0 ne ss ‘e 2081p a pa | eso eee case] FO ® : 1 cme] se a non Ht “on a ce = veca ae | o wo : tose ‘with part number. path eh: FAC signa pathFH-7 FH-7 ST-78S —ST-78SFH-7 FH-7 ‘32, SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ST-78S ST-785 A ! 8 ! c L a TTUNER BOARD] —e10) 250935, ‘102, 756535 G20, ascze39 ~ Be RE = , pe es 607,608 9606 ZSCI362, 2SK3OKGRS Priva le Fat teeFH-7 FH-7 ST-78S ST-78S BOARD) pes * cor ra so? tT 2a 18500 -008 wy py aw Ch, oS EOROT mrfis é02— 808, Mis-0" peor 301 Ti eReee | olbhtae etter | ece 8500-005 sos | nsors08 wea | RSE? | eso Re og. 3507 BOARD) PeetFH-7 ST-78S H : capacitors are in uF unless otherwise noted. BF :uuF SONY or less are not Indiated except for electrolytes and All resetore are in ohms, “W unless othernise noted kn: 10009, MA: 1000KR scjustment for repair, Bt bus. 4 easing are taken under no-signal conditions Cbs aM (nesw © Seitch 507,508 so | Ret. No, ‘Switch BAND TUNING (+) 863. | TUNING (-) sea | AMCH. SPACE TUNING (Fast) | OFF FM OFF OFF okHe oe! signa path Note: Voltages are mea vom (5% sured withFH-7 ST-78S Semiconductor Lead Layouts 25595 21362 pscr364 {2SK20A.GR3 28K206.81, 2sc710.14 9 a 2sc2a39 vara Lares tasse0 — 181555, 1082 0A01-12R1 Hz681L 2281 “> asvi01 cance GL9PR24 -ST-20- Kvt23622FH-7 ST-78S SECTION 4 EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST ST-21—FH-7 ST-78S SSENERAL SECTION ELECTRICAL paar Part Noe Description Ref-No. Part No Deseription 1 SCREW, SELF-TAPDING 501 1-501-270-00 ANTENNA, TeLescOPIC 2 367030350200. ScaEw, CASE, CLAW S02 10536274200 TERMINAL BOARD, ANTENNA 5 Secscaztoo spain 503 4;12608-558-00 PC BOARD, TUNER 4 3-885-478-00 PLATE, TERMINAL (POSITIVE) 508 PC BOAR, surroH § w3#-855.132-00 HEAT S1Mt (SHALL) 505 PC a0aRD, LAMP 6 °"4-681-725-00 RING (TACT), FLEXIOLE 506 Pe oar, Ceo S07 QyAc4361-324-8 MOUNTED Fos, TUNER 7 as4-eat-48-00 cassis, sue 2 *"42984-605-00 LID, BATTERY CASE C312 1-108-077-00 FOLYSTYRENE O.001mF 5 9 42688-647-00 KDE, ROTARY SWITCH cae] ctogcea0-00 CeaaMIC SPF a Cage 17204-08900 POLYSTVRENE @70Pr BE 10 4-958-8¢8-00 ILLUMINATOR 11 ay4z888-850-00 Lub, AVENE 423 1-101-997-00 ceRamic SF 0.5°F 12 “"acese 862-00 Knog (Lént6), sqUERE (FAST) 2d Vapelere-go Cenc 68or St (425 15108-09200 POLYSTYRENE O.CORSME SE 13 4-894-883-00 nme (26126), SUARE (+) 14 a2ese-a64-00 Know (lenis), SURRE (- 425 1102-47400 ceRAMIC 2 ot 15 6;8-888-856-00 MOUSE, UMP £429 12102-86000 CERAMIC ORF o e311 togcT27<00 CERAMIC 43PF a 16 4994-887-00 HOLDER, LED 384-868-090 PLATE, SMITLO (622 1-130-648-00 FIL DF Pa 34-859-00 CHASSIS 623 12130-632-00 FUN Owe 628 12130-63220 FIOM sn 1B -860-01 PLATE, JACK 2 2872.09 LABEL, MODEL swveeR 25 3-130-688-00 FILW ae * a 2874.00 COVER, CONWECTOR (A) Ge271-130-¢32-00 FILM Ome 6626 12130%€32=00 FIL OMe 22 4-988-976.00 covER, ComvectoR (8) 2 €ashs15-00 LABEL) ANTENA C201 3-527-960-71 FILTER, CemaMIC 24 €a84.927-00 LABEL (SYSTEM), CAUTION F202 12527-968-91 FILTER, CERAMIC Creo) 22527-987-00 FILTER, CERAMIC 25 7-605-547-19 StREN wo v0! 4 tie — Note: | cotr coe of steving ovr the end of the jacker {POWER BOARD) _ 2 . 84 pattern ah sire pan : ee LH sana pth ¥ ZL 3 Uc BoaRD 17 i cioa 7 ' 5 LED poaRo) SeeasFH-7 FH-7 TA-78 TA-78 E FE G l H 152 153, 154 155 * 56 wos _ _ 102 103 04 105106 fiz [FB I [CONTROL BOARD E vFH-7 FH-7 TA-78 —‘TA-78 | H 5 "56 loa 105108 ree 1101 [1c + ICONTROL BOARD B) TSCHEMATIC DIAGRAM A l B (eotto wail When measuring voltages, be careful L c CAUTION ON VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT FH-7 FH-7 . fal not to short the pins 9 ard TA-78 —‘TA-78 10. 12 and 13-0f CNJT in order to prevent IC103 from break D | TCONTROL BOARD 8 (1/2)) toot ruassarx "F— TCONTROL BOARD A) TCONTROL BOARD B(I/2I1 78 +(POWER> ascaasee 2102-108 Isearave ‘Rowe 109 asari7sF aiio,i1i ascease.FH-7 TA-78 SEMICONDUCTOR LEAD LAYOUTS ‘TLassePK 251048 2sczase 181555 3082 E0A01-05A. 001-118, EOB01-11Z ia SLP2528-06 oe | Sih TA6. EXPLODED VIEWS 61.FH-7 TA-78GENERAL SECTION Description RIVET we RING SPACER, LED. RACKET (A) ‘BRACKE OB, BALANCE! eraciet, HP EAT stn SUPPORT, 4-984-039-00 CHASSIS 2266-84000 PLATE, WACK ‘C3e4°881-00 CASE 24-862-00 SCREM, GROUND 94-853-00 COLLAR 27 g842870-00 LABEL 28 4-984-874-00 COVER, CONNECTOR (A) 23 $28842877-00 LABEL” (PC BOARD REMOVAL) 39 enec882-00 CLAP a us, 3 % SCREW 81? 3 SCREW 48VTP- 34 7-6R5-645-11 scaew avr -685.650-21 SCREW *BVIP 3 1695-780-01 ScREK «PTT 37 7-605-871-01 stRey «BVT 38 7e83-072-09 SCREW a, for example Unsser aden UPAoT apa UPC vrs: 0CASSETTE DECK (TC-78) Tape Transport Mechanism Type Sienna “TetFH-7 TC-78 SERVICING NOTE NOTES ON REPAIR When the mech deck is operated with the set in an upside- down position, misoperation may result. For repair while ‘operating the mech deck, perform with the set in its normal position or standing on its side. [To apply B+ voltage in repai ‘The power supply voltage of this unit is fed from AC-T8 via TA-78, ‘There are two ground lines for signal and power supply circuits, which are not connected in this unit, When this unit alone operates, connect the two ground lines with a jumper wire and a regulated power supply as illustrated, After repairing, remove the jumper wire connected. regulated power supply oeziv {Audio Board) (Conductor side) SF ae SR oe oe em tS fos) linia Ne 4SECTION 1 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION I-A, MOS MECHANISM CONTROLLER Tc9310N-001 (1¢401) * See page 3, 4 for MOS IC 1) OUTLINE This IC electrically controls the mechanism of this et. This IC puts out the required output signals in tecordance with the switched-in commanding input ignals with predetermined processing timings. This IC consists mainly of the Following six blocks. Input Circuits: The input circuits eliminate chattering of the input signals, determine the priority of input switches and then latch the operational or desired mode. Control Circuits The control circuits generate signals to control the timer operation, automatic musicselection 3. LED-Drive Circuits: This circuits put out the drive signals to LED indicate the mode specified by items 1, 2, 4. Timing Circuits: ‘This circuit makes the switching periods of the output signals in good timings everytime a mode is changed to another one specified by items 1, 2 5. Solenoid and Motor-Drive Output Circuits: These circuits put out signals to operate the mechanism of the deck, The circuits connect to the solenoid-and motor-drive circuits, 6. Muting Signal Output Circuits: These circuits connect to the amplifier circuits for the elimination of noise and selection of FH-7 TC-78 (AMS) operation, automatic operation, reset eee dudiosinal syst (2) FUNCTION OF EACH TERMINAL 7 [oe nck OSC wn untae Cee Benin) o« FASTREVERSE opt 3. | RESET ~~ Signal input ¢o put all of the ‘This terminal becomes in the 4. | FAST REVERSE | Signat input to commande the ayPun, rechanism to FastFoward rode of REVERSE direction 3. | REV Signal input to command the atsPuT) mechanism to playback the tape of REVERSE direction. ‘The terminal evores in AMS operation when this terminal isput into “L" together with © or FAST-REVERSE input simultaneously. setin auto play when this, terminal becomes in“ together with FAST-REVERSE input simultaneously, ‘Signal input to command the ‘mechanism to set in fast forward mode PUT) 6. | STOP Signal input to release a mode axeun designated by other input switches 7. [Ew ‘Signal input to command the axeun _mechanism to playback the { tape. mode command signal when ‘this terminalis put into “L” together with REC-ignal input atthe same time ‘This terminal becomes in record 3. | PAUSE anrun, ‘Command-sgaal input to make the set in stop operation temporarily, Le, pause, or restart operation during play back and recoud mode. This is lof aselfset and selfzeset type Tis terminal is reset when the node is in fast-forward of fst jcse and STOP and REC TUTE signals ate in “L”. In other conditions, this retinal eam be eee 0¢ Se {In autospace operation, this {erminal is command signal input to release record muting mode in cate REC TUTE is in “H”. -Te3-1C-78 FFevmial Terminal aa Name Function = Name Funetion 10. | REC ‘Signal input to command the 18. |RECMUTE Record mode: L xeon se to become in record Reson | Oderetwe H monitor mode. This mputs | ze —— ee 13. [une mute | Puts out "HT signal in playback Rape eal (OUTPUT) | Che ditecton, recor, resord- _| S708 inpue isin Se Ti [REEWTE | commandigal input tomate ine mating is off with this signal neu tecoed signal and effective only in iW Oterwie rk fecoed and record pause modes, | —— aE aa See aee te Fo.” [FASTREVERSE | Puts out “H" signal in strove pause operation is reset, Blutie MOTOR C44 0, atorlay AMS (P+ 44. operation is maintained for “ne (OUTPUT 4+ 44) and rewind mode four seconds after dhappear ae anceof this signal Qutospace— -—— __[omerwisest - operation. Autospace an Pwo woTOR | Puts out” signal in playback operations eenced on tceipt (OUTPUT) | Cp dicecton, recor ot PAUSE input in “L" when tevoid muting, FV AMS (+ this input in A Db 4244") modes ad 12 [MODE MODE select input _ a Lend AME d+ 44). (INPUT), ‘Open: Relay style FWD direction | — where — tr Slide sitenstyle FWD 22. [ENE Pts out H signal in pave at direction (oureey, | FEC bb Dard AMS modes. E Hi:_FWD/REV diectons Momeniy pats out "H™sgnal 13. [SHOT OFF Input of tape-ttavel detection eee ania (INPUT) Pulse signal is put into this — nee terminal dung forwacd, fst a [ew Puts out Hanan playbook forward cevind and eco Coureun —_ | Cr 4 diction), recor, modes, revoud muting modes Momentary In forvard and tecord modes, puts out “Hina in AMS mode the mechanism shuts off and _ Oiherwiesbe becomes in stop made in two 24. [ REC LAMP Puts out “H" signal in eecord, seconds ater the stoppuge of courrun recotd-monitor, record-pause and {ape travel, stop of pulse. feeord:muting modes In tastforward and fastceverse oe trodes the mechanism shuts []>=<——} —___ thet Fs _ ‘off and becomes in stop mode 2s. [PAUSE LAMP | Puts out “Hf tone second after the stop” coureury | Putsout* |__ | pace ottape wave tkewise. | Biruey ag 14, |COUNTER ‘Communding-signal input to stop eee eeeeeaaay seu) the mechan orto pu the set, in ecoud-mting (Auto space) Into forward mode during remind 1 mode i UU Forward mode ismade when ‘pore than four seconds FAST REVERSE and FORWARD ULL. Switches are presied at the sme ' es invest Inother modes than rewind, this JU signal is not accepted. Also this [~ — 7 | signat is not accepted even in 26, | FWD LAMP Pats out “H” signal in FWD rewind me when FAST. CourPuT) —_ | CP direction), forward pase, REVERSE switch kept presed record, cord pase, ato play “This terminal snot used on TOTS IMGAMS CD EDD 1s.) Rie Pats out "L” sina for only 0.5 Re (OUTPUT) second after four-second resetting. " is is Betting FF] REVERSE LAMP] Puts out “A aigalin reve 16, |AMS ‘Signal input to put the set into back ti fayeury [AMS operation. AMS mode is ee Deere aus (a ae trade when this sigeal sin Ra er Tak i fans Pats out Hina in record modes fourewry | and recordmuting modes. Otherwise: Otnerwses a [veo SV power source terminal ~T0-4—1.2, AMS CIRCUIT * FWD AMS. ae 1. At > (FWD) + >D (FFD In this time, edge of signa, and it goes f Reverse mode AMS circuit Review mode [SYSTEM CONTROL BOARD] i Lp ae joe 4 " : 1 1 i cowTRo. e | LsS0ebhs—~f caktas, =e peor | SRR "— n Goes L in AUTO PLAY SLR54DCS ‘[otaes oe SHOREVIEW Hate, and Goes Ltemporay ' 08RD 172) oye Hina other renara ere man . Fi ~ a Pa 7 ea [AMS gets eeaen 7 ome tahen this evel hoes fam 0 u Z| Goes ony coring — the REVIEW sate a easy at ma ter times ° be pedarl Goes H only during iy She REVIEW re drastays Catal == With no signal wm | in Review sate pins @)and @ot TCSEB 0 H an te se pn 9 oF 166 woe in sont ings eee 1658 With no signal input? With signa input With no signal input: when he state changes from 'H™ (with ne signal input to “Le tenth signa input, C562 Yo get charged ad pin ‘of ICS6B goes L. Goes when the charging is com pleted. (ates sbout 0.6 seconds) -Te5-FH-7 TC-78 FH-7 TC-78 In this time, AMS ciscuit detects the next leading edge of signal from the no signal state in CUE mode, and it goes for about 0.6 seconds in CUE mode and Reverse mode is made, AMS circuit detects the trailing -edge of signal in Review mode and playback mode is made. ‘START BQARDIVI)) STH AMS signal cur ose Leading-edge iSetected. approx, 06 sec. REVIEW BEGINNING Treilingedae is ‘ostected and playback mode femade. ir AUTO PLAY SiF3403 4 iEWtate,and Goes L temporarily all ther ‘Goes Temporarily during the starting] [oF AMS and remains L thereafter, (aug, 86 368 Toes 360 9 eae te 3 ee or) input H When the state chenges from "A" (wrth no signal input) to Le Goth signal input, C562 start to get charged end pin Gof 1C568 goes L. Govt Haken the charging is com pletes, {Takes about 068 seconds.) Sinee pin @ of 1568 sont wher (el fee gan ess stort too charged Tinie an Te en rat Frade abut ees the REVIEW state will ned. Goes L when the signal goes off and then comet on again, Goes H after petiod of 01 seconds, Se Taran eam <3 Since pin of 10568 goes L t sihen pinot IGE68 gor START S04RD Cast starts age ena 3) ‘This, in turn, makes pin 6) of Tesbe goer "takes sus a asconde) Goes on the chasing is To provent mit-operation st AMS completed. ae storing te, vel becomes }——T-T~ Biter etna, aco 1 p strenae [nen pin oro tbeAt b (FWD) + 44 (FAST-REVERSE) eeeeltl owe [AMS gets released "52°" ® ‘when the lal of fhe signal at this terminal charges from H to. sere Ons Su DAMS gt aged vnen the — fate af ping of Te6 anges ory th inal input ta (with no sige inp sna pin (of 1855 a -To7~ With signal input With 90 signal inputs Wich signal inauts Wien mo signal input:In this time, AMS circuit detects the trailingedge of signal in Review mode and playback mode is made. = oiscrsinst A Py AMS signa! ela | “Tealling-edge is detected ad playback mace is made REVIEW MODE oer [of QUE SW BOARDS) With signal input: ‘With ne signa input: #1 -Tea-| REVERSE AMS 1. At 4 (REVERSE) + b> (FF) [AMS signal detection is the same as detection at > (FWD) + 4 (FAST-REVERSE) of FWD AMS mode. 242 25405 est | ea \ [AMS get elesed when the eve ofthe signal st this terminal changes from #10 | + Since pins @)ang@ot 1C587 + sretoth H pin@S)ot ISEB are Siaaye AS gps cleared when te sate ot pin Sot 1CS68 changes rom —1—} Ub 1 1C566 is L. ® With signa input With no signal input: see 15818 With signet inputs With no signal input: -Tc-9—FH-7 FH-7 1C-78 1C-78 Tea Boa aT [sz gear (ab2. At 4 (REVERSE) + 44 (FAST-REVERSE) AMS signal detection is the same as detection at > (FWD) + >> (FF) of FWD AMS mode. FH-7 1 ; connor eee kswaoarowvad (S885 0%)) FH-7 'C-78 TC-78 ous ists sore we Gh conrao4. SW BOARDI/3H ie 408,495 quo ‘sctase mt | Goes t temporary r [Hivereaterj this terminal changes fromH tot Goss Lin REVIEW s dnd stays Hn alt oth Goes H in REVIEW st and stays Lin all otho When the signal goes off in REVIEW state, pin @ ana @ot 1C586 are H and pin (Q oF 16566 is. Ten aT = SEE Gens REVIEW na a8, [AS TEESE Seastaye nal oxee = Aus gets teased when ~ gaa @ —ae>!| || fey ‘the level of the signal at * e ae — se aiS vara With signal input With 9@ signal inputs With signal input: With no signal input: 7a 08 ‘When the sate changes from “H (uth nb signal inp) #0" Gl signal input), CB82 starts to get cenarged ond pin (1) of 10568 gor ‘wen the charging it (Taker sboutO'8—=+ cus gunn, sists Oe a TSTART BOAROTZSI ~ z | sie Woe, | [cous emporary ean |e peu ee icc | of : © Gere REVI t = t . and stays H in all other — i TERRE stvations | ‘Goes H temporarty during ls ye 7 aE, the stating of AMS and] T] femaing U thersafter f{—____— of 10568 = 7 Ne whan pinot 7 - [87908] cea goes, C561 | es, 3) starts ta get charged GeiSue Thin tuen, makee veh feu oe pin) oF 16588 goer t. A Erne sbove 1 Panes) o Toprevent misoreration a ants COR Men he hang Poke _ ering tire begor " 2 Ts ——- After 1.2 seconds, it becomes = | @ ‘signal input], C562 starts to get C563 starts to get charged. This, state wil be stared. charged and pin (11) of IC568.goes in turn, makes pin (9) of IC567 Goes L when the signal goes off and Seite sea pve ea =Tea2-1.3, 10585 and 0585 © Purpose This citcuitry is provided to stop the motor momentarily when the REVERSE ( 40) button fs depressed with the deck in the FF ( >> ) mode, and at the same time, also extend the cycle of FH-7 1C-78 stay engaged. In order to prevent this, Q585 goes ON when the REVERSE ( 4) button is de- pressed to forcibly stop the motor and disengage the gears. In order to provide the proper timing for ICAOL, the clock cycle is extended by the time that the motor is stationary. © IC401 timing when going from FF to REVERSE the clock signal while the motor is stationary, in order to provide the correct timing for 1C401. © Function When the REVERSE ( 4) button is depressed aneur— rev with the deck in the FF ( P®) mode apd the deck goes into the REV mode, terminal G2) of a TCAOL stays at "HY and so the motor continues to turn. one When inthe FF( bb) mode, there #aperiod wp | Pa of spproximately two seconds from the time MOTOR T ieee that the deck reaches the end of the tape to the ot | thecireun of time that it shuts off. Pm2 t ieee Ifthe REVERSE (4 ) button i depressed during 0806 this shoting off peviod, PM2 momentary goes — s0 the FR gear and the reel gear (take-up side) hut oft (esas 2) re401 Cock eyele i extended, Motor stops rotating, =TeA3—7 FH-7 8 1C-78 1-4, 0410 and 0411 © Purpose Q410 and Q411 are used to prevent the head from striking the cassette half when it opens and sustaining damage. © Function It requires approximately 0.8 seconds for the FWD cam gear to make one revolution when the FWD or REV buttons are depressed. If during. this time the EJECT button is depressed, the head will rise up into the cassette housing cover as it opens and could sustain damage by striking the edge of the cassette half, Therefore, in order to prevent this, the ynoment that the EJECT button is depressed, ‘the cathode of D412 is grounded to prevent the motor from turning in the FWD direction; Q410 and Q411 go ON, to tum the motor in the REVERSE direction and tum the FWD cam gear in the reverse direction, and Iower the head mounting base (R). © Timing of 1C401 when eject button is depressed ~ When EJECT button is depressed When EJECT button pushed. STOP input —[_[— Oe ee “ aie cao Rais GA Rais = ‘ON 908 cs J i z or discharge “ vrsrneyenae be | _ 0403 8405 —_dyaae WO. \ s109 (off wn eater casetto (B (Shiton pushed Waive oh ok : 15, 6416 # Pomose C416 is provided in order to lower the clock oscillation frequency of IC401 when the deck is in the REVERSE ( 4 ) mode, to make the ON time of PM2 0.8 seconds (time required for the FF cam gear to turn one revolution). ais naar oa, rotates in the Cirection of REV, © Function When in the REVERSE ( 4 ) mote, terminals @) and @) of 16401 go “Hand current Hows 35 shown n the ilistation below; and this causes the resistance of D415 and D416 to come down This then causes C416 to be connected in parallel with C403, and the clock otilation frequency Of 1C401 becomes low => ose oe] fos es cd 1050 a 2.15/RC (Hr) ATet4—SECTION 2 OPERATION DESCRIPTION ‘The mechanism of this deck provides selection of different modes by kicking the FWD cam gear and FF cam gear by the solenoid coils (PM1, PM2) to engage them with the dirve gear (T) and turn. ‘The drive gear (T) is driven by the flywheel that is engaged with the pinion secured to the flywheel The various different modes are described below. 2-1, Kicking function for FWD cam gear, FF cam gear when current is flowing through solenoid The magnet is turned in a clockwise direction by the magnetic force ‘generated by the solenoid coil, Since the magnet tums, the FWD cam gear and FF ccom gear that are integrated with the magnet are Kicked in the direction indicated by the arrow, to ‘engage the drive gear (T). When the drive gear (T) turns, the FWD cam gear and the FF cam gear turn one time, and the cutaway sections of these gear cause them to disengage from the drive gear (T). KICK OPERATION OF CAM GEAR pz pur -TC-15— FH-7 1C-78FH-7 1C-78 22, FAST-REVERSE MODE © TIMING OF Ic401 STOP —= FAST-REVERSE ® @easrreverss moron = —— SHUT-OFF RECEPTION @ MECHANISM OPERATION FAST-REVERSE OPERATION FA pulley Supply reel rable FR gear \ Because of the rietion generated when the FA pulley is turning, the FR gear shifts in the direction Indicated by the arrow, to drive the reel on tha tape supply side -TC-16—FH-7 FH-7 Te-78 TC-78 © SIGNAL PATH TSTART BOARD U1 FAST-REVERSE MODE ‘Audio signal i mated. oe Ak [SYSTEM CONTROL BOARD} -f 1 te wwobracert! fe FP BoeROT - conrROL. & 3 sw BOARD (1/3, _ 1 : bas ques 406 tits Bee conrao. - ” SH BORON) at ; i 1 wan @ tel ete, Biss +t @—fow ~Te.17—FH-7 FH-7 TC-78 TC-78 Revense mi | | ge ser eye co) -Te18—23. FF MODE © TIMING OF 1C401 STOP—=FF @ Fr neu Bena @ewo wotor ~=——] suutore = —_1_] RECEPTION T MECHANISM OPERATION FF OPERATION (1) © me FF lover gote pushed by the cam of the FF com gear in the direction of the arrow and the pouse slider gets puthed up in the direction of the sorrow @), LFF lever QA current flows in the solenoid (oil of P2 and the magnetic forces generated in PM2. @ The FF cam gear gets thrown inthe alrection of te arrow. land thus got engaged with the drive gear and the FF ‘am gear starts rotating in the direction ofthe arrow. (S20 pege TC-18) Pouse sider Deve geor (7) FH-7 TC-78 -T0-19— FH-7 1C-78FH-7 FH-7 1C-78 TC-; FF OPERATION (2) O The FF tock tever sreleosed by the turning of the FF lever in the direction indicated by pu FR pulley Spring © The FF tock fevers pulled In the direction inicated by the arrow by the tension — of the spring attached 10 the pause sider by sifting the paute slider by (3) and attracted by the magnetic ‘orce of PM2 @ Pant i iowered. t Hl 1 t @ The paw! comes down to shite 1 the FR gear in the dvection 1 I Indicated by the arrow by t akeue el the frevion generated when 1 ‘abe the FR pulley 1 trning. J four the takeup reel ‘able. i Bs pared “L. FF tock lever -TC-20-FH-7 FH-7 1C-78 1C-78 @ SIGNAL PATH FF MODE TSTART Bo8RD WW se Shh Audio signal is muted 7 Hee 3 gas. ce 308 hs Ree ast SYSTEM CONTROL BOARD) wee 58 —Te21-Se FFF cam gear is rotated by turning PM on turns ta FF mode, The motor rotates fn the direction of FWD. 9390,081 158131 START BOAROTW/SNT 9561538 38 i -T0-22—FH-7 FH-7 1C-78 1C-78 24, FWD MODE © TIMING OF 1C401 STOP—+FWD @ FW hiner @rwo sme = =_] @om @ wo wororn ——} Live MUTE ¢ MECHANISM OPERATION FWD OPERATION (1) @ The FWD cam goor is shifted in ‘direction indicted by the arrow (refer to page TC-15) to-engage the arive gear (T) and is then driven in the ‘irection indicated by the arrow © The FWD cam gear ie riven by Drive gear (7) the arve gar IT), nd the com pushes down section@ot the [FWD lever to push the head ‘hassis up in the direction Drive gear (71 Indicated by the arrow. end chassis © current flows through the solenoid Col, to generate magnetic force. -T0-23—FH-7 1C-78 FH-7 TC-78 FWD OPERATION (2) Head chassis, FWD select lever (F) FWD slicer ‘s pushed up in the direction Indicated by the arrow by the FICO/REV switching Tever which is integrated with the head chassis, and the FIND sider is atso Dushed out in the arection Indicated by the arrow. WO / REV select lover [Tt mounted on head chasis) ! 1 @ re rotating head gear turns in the direction indieated by the rrow by the shifting of the ‘FWD slider, and the record/ playback head moves tothe FWD position. Rotary head gear 10N ee bu @ This is pushed up in the direction Spring located beneath the 100! turn ‘ate monn © rere aie ogres enezes ee the ave gear (Ton tur i ales the erection indicated by the Drive gear (7) Indicated by the arrow by compression 4 ~ Teke-up gear retainer _—_ _-Take-up selection lever © Operates simultaneously with Function @ J. When the heed chests pushed up by Function ®@ , the takeup Selection levers pushed inthe Ly Le ‘Operates simultaneously with Function ® . The pin that i integrated withthe heed chasis shifted by © In the direction indieted by the arrow, Srrcon nda byte som, to coy out turctons ng © nba orn ta valeace the Tock fever @ The FID tack lever i pulled inthe direction indicated by the arrow By the tension of the spring, and attracted by the magnetic force of PMT. | [Pin trounted on heed chassis) FWD tock lever = @ The FWD lock lever is supported by the section indicated by an a:terk( by Function @ Therefore, the head chassis vse FWD OPERATION (4) > ar G, = Tt soring pinch rotter ny B® \ FWD slider @ Operates simultaneously with Function ©) The shitting of the FWD slider _- in the direction of the arrow by ——~ Funetion @ serves to ma the pinch roller (N) turnin the Giretion of the arrow by the fenton of the spring, and be presied against the eapstan. -T024—» SIGNAL PATH [Fwo MODE © Operation of Q410, 411: See “Operation of Q410, 411" in circuit description on page TC14. Line muting gots released. e-78 nen pushing he EJECT burton, e OFF ss109 turns of. This turns $801 to 1 STOP mode. -Te-25— AMS signal it mute.FH-7 1C-78 FH-7 TC-78 TSTART BOARO (V3NT ‘When pushing the EJECT button, {10 gets on momentarily in T™ the direction of REVERSE. 2s oy atts “The motor rotates momentary in tha direction of REVERSE | base voltage of G03 caduce, | 403 tains oft and motor stops | rotating ‘When pushing the EJECT button, The motor rotates in the direction of FWD, Orso WO cam gear i rotated by turniog PMI on. Head chasis (A) i aise. tase was | | bee S58 oe nae [ear gow -Te-26—FH-7 | FH-7 TC-78 1c-78 25. REC/FWD MODE ‘© TIMING OF Ic401 STOP—= REC FWD @ Feiner | | @ FW m1 input aL @ pec Lame }{—__ @rworame | @ rm @ #0 woror @ une mure @recmure ous suurore necesrion J © MECHANISM OPERATION The:mechanism operation at this mode is the same as that at FWD mode —Te-28-FH-7 1-78 26, REV MODE TIMING OF 1c401 u 0 SHUT-OFF STOP —» REVERSE FWD——~ REVERSE Fo) | Reverse a SHUFOFF input @ mV 41 wer —| . WL fo @ reverse Lave @ reverse Laue — @ Fwo moron Fwomoron ~=—— @om — @rm @rue MT @ ume ure @ wine mute —LI SHUT.OFF RECEPTION snurore necerrion ——t— @wouwre a soprom. 286 ‘¢ MECHANISM OPERATION REVERSE OPERATION (1) Oriente REV button is prose, Magnet urant tava ta the cot Patt od | Pta2 hus generating the respective FF cam gear ‘magnetic Feld @ The FF cam gear wil be thegwn in the ditection of the arrow @) ond the FWD cam goar wil be Thrown in the deection of the arcow @), ‘and hence the drive gear wil! Be tngaged for the corresponding operation Drive gear (7) [FHID cam gear —Te31—FH-7 1c-78 REVERSE OPERATION (2) © The cam of the FF cam gear presses the end(A) of the mode slider in the direefion of the ar70W. - REVERSE selection lever FW selection lever (BR) ——!-— QO The FWD/REV selection levers will be pulled in the rection of the arom By by the moe sir, nd tne prt Gut be moved tothe Score rover selection lever. REVERSE OPERATION (3) a (operate at the some vime a @-) Tee PND IMEV lve anche integrated with the head chassis t pushes the supp selection fever Inthe direction of the arrow ©) tnd thus comes up in the direction © The ret support magnet gets pushed uP by the built in compressed spring and fgets engaged withthe drive gear (S) {alter the operation @ completed.) Fee! support magnet — © (operates atthe same vine 8 © ) [Due 10 the rotation of the FWD am poor, the FD lover gets pushed in the diection ofthe borrow @) and pushes up the head Chassis inthe direction of the YY cam ead chassis 8 ~ supply selection over FWD /REV selection lever > Drive goar (8) FIND cam gear — X me. | FWO/REV selection lever in ® —fintegrated with the esd inogand win) § FWD er chess) the hend chasis @ 008 t0 she movement of the b. ‘reverse sider, he rotating heed ger wil be rotated in the direction ofthe arrow and the record/ploybeck head will be taken to the REV position evecte selection lever @ The FWD/REV lever which is integrated with the head chassis pushes up the reverse selection lever inthe direction of the Stier inthe direction of the Reverse slider arrow, 4 Rotating head gear ~Te.32—© SIGNAL PATH REC/FWD MODE © Operation of Q410, 411: See “Operation of Q410, 411” in circuit description on page C14, Record mating gst FH-7 FH- 1C-78 TC-7, Biss oxilator TSTART 808 operated, pati Line mating ots released TSYSTEW CONTROL BOARD) gas ayes, ace -1C-29— |AMS signa is.FH-7 FH-7 1C-78 TC-78 ine mating 915 sense, wily Bike shite nets 181885 OFF gow Jet! ESS ser — , sen = | 103,408 aa “| The motor rotates in the oe, Sat |} Grecton ot ewe, atoms | 1 voli | Bs ea ee Wo com gris ated by turning Put on. Head chassis (RD is ase = sceramceue | sees 5558 | B ‘sola Le ger % i $e4 4 -T¢:30—FH-7—FH-7 1C-78 TC-78 REVERSE OPERATION (4) ® The supply geer retainer pushes szvinst te fel suppor magnet ORtcth creston @. heen Supoty gear, and putes down the reel spport of the FF cam gear push the FF retainer magnet ae is pushed ‘up in step ‘ever upnard inthe rection of @unrisiep © completed thearom ond eenes te EFF supporting lever tock fever The pose ier pushed by the FF leer wpwardt o {in the cltection ofthe arrow. _Ree support Due to the movement ofthe pause magnet bidet as explained in @ , the FF FF lever Tock overs pulled in th direction fof the arrow by the spring connected fo the pause side ond attracted by the magnetic force of PM2. uz \ ihe FF rupportng lever fixed to the FF lover willbe moved in the directian of the arrow and pushes the supply geor retainer In the direction of the arrow @) O The pin which ie integrated with the head chasse moves in the —# ‘irecton of the arrow by the operation @ . and releases the FID Tock lever @ Phe portion marked with # of the FWD The FWO tock lever gets pulled in the direction of the arrow by the tension of the spring and is integrated with force grated tock fever holds the pin due to the Sttrcted, by the magnetic fe the heod chasis) operation @. Accordingly, the head of Pat \, 2 4 WO lock fever chasse i Un sased position. REVERSE OPERATION (5) GB Pme goes OFF and the FF cam ‘gear rotates by the one turn nd gets releated from engage iment withthe drive ear. Also, the supply gear retainer held in ftep @ will get released ond the reel support magnet in step. © wil be rotated by the drive gear (SI. itt kept turned ON. -10-33-REVERSE OPERATION (6) capstan Pinch roter {due ta the tension force of | Reverse sider -T0-34—FH-7 1C-78 2.7. FWD AMS MODE Timinc oF 1c401 stor —= FF AMS STOP——~ FAST-REVERSE AMS (AMS KEY INPUT OPERATION FROM (AMS KEY INPUT OPERATION FROM STOP MODE) STOP MODE) mo ao | OF wow > — Q FW (>) nour ee = I aeeeaneee @Fipri eur @ Fasraevensé _ (eaiineur @rworawe @rwouw @rwomoron —} rwomoron ) pa FAST REVERSE ® He @emz pale @m unemure @ oma | — swurore neceerion —-——— @unemore —|—___ ANS SIGNAL RECEPTION siuror® neceorion —t AW SIGNAL RECEPTION FF AMS SIGNAL RECEPTION FAST-REVERSE AMS SIGNAL RECEPTION sus | PLAY avs | PLav @aws sicnat As SIGNAL @ #wo vawe —+—— @ ewo tame | eearaneaea @ rwoworon —}——— @rwomoron : @ rast-neverse — @m [——_ moToR ome — _——— e @rm @rua — uve muTe SHUT-OFF RECEPTION @ une wore sHuTOrF necerTioN -T0.37—FH-7 1C-78 MECHANISM OPERATION Operation of @ — @ : See “Operation of FWD ‘mode” on page TC23 — 24. FWD AMS OPERATION (5) 7h FF fever gos pusded by the cam of the FF cam gear inthe direction of the arrow fd the paver sider gets pushed up in the direction of the arrow @) @A current tows in the solenoid“ ‘ail of PZ and the magnetic fore i generated in PLZ Pause slider — 7 FF com gear LFF lever The FF cam gear gets thrown Inthe direction of the arrow \ ana thus gets engaged ith the drive gear and the FF cam ‘gear starts rotating inthe Gicecton of the arrow: (ee page TC-15) \ Drive goar (7) — Pause ser Since pause slider is moved in the direction of @, marked portion w of pinch roller (ND {s pushed in the direction of ‘rrow ond pinch roller (Ni Separated from capstan. Pinch rater (0) ~10-38-FH-7 FH-7 TC-78 TC-78 FWD AMS OPERATION (7) @ Take-up ree! retainer is pushed in te diection ofan the arom @) by the wtersh portont = of FF fever and ret abe magnets disengaged with drive gear (7). \ Take-up geo retainer eam gear rhe FF rovers pushed in the direction indicated by Fee table the arow @) by the FF cam on magnet gear, and the section Pes eet) aie “WO ANS OPERATION (@) nc Piranha npr ™~ / Soring — @ The FF tock lever is pulled inthe direction ndieated by the arow by the tension of the spring attached to The pause sider by the shitting ofthe pause slider eseribod in Function ®. dnd attracted by the ‘ugnetic force of PH, ~ @ Powt is towered a Pouse slider Takeup reel @( pe wm ) | spindle. et erry Ihe PA gear inthe crecion of FF tock ever the arrow by the fiction generated when the FR pulley taming, to tra the takeup ve table piel -T0-39—FH-7 1C-78 FH-7 1C-78 FWD AMS OPERATION (9) Pin @ Imosated on heed chore) — Operates simultaneously with Function ® ) PET goes of, the supporting o the pin by the FWD lock lever ie refeated, and the head chars comes down until pin ‘Qos being supported by the section ofthe FF lock lever Indicated by an asterik () FF tock lever head chassis mounted on head chassis) -Te-40—FH-7 FH-7 1C-78 1C-78 © SIGNAL PATH [FWO AMS MODE. n+ rr) (nt ae) © Detection of AMS signal: See “AMS circuit” in circuit description on pages TCS ~ 8. © Operation of Q410, 411: See “Operation of Q410, 411" in circuit description on page Te14, TSTART BOARD (0 Audio signal is muted. ica Teaco er a [INTERRUPT BOAROT Ais signal is muted 1 wags O— -Te4i—FH-7 FH-7 1C-78 TC-78 TsTaRT BOARD (V3)1 sana ie muted. | PM2 goes on. It turns to 1 FWD ANS mode, The motor rotates in the direction of REVERSE (+ > mode) ‘The motor rotates in the direction af FWD. re] a3 see ser -T0.42—FH-7 TC-78 © MECHANICAL OPERATION Operation of @ — @_ : See “Operation of REV mode” on page TC31 — 34, REVERSE AMS OPERATION (7) @ The FF fever gees pushed by the cam of the FF cam gear inthe direction (of the arrow and the pause slicer fgets pushed up inthe direction of LFF lever @A current slows in the solenoid ‘oil of PZ and the magnetic ~ The FF cam gear gets thrown in Yorce i generated in PM. i. ih the direction of the arrow and thus gets engaged with the drive gear and the FF cam gear starts otating inthe direction of the Pause slider Drive gear (TI REVERSE AMS OPERATION (8) @ rhe pause arm, upon being _— Peute sider pulled by the pavze pulling ‘rod, pushes the pineh roller Jn the direction of the arrow 59 that the pinch roller gets eparated from the capstan Pause lever | Pause putting rod Pause arm @ the pause lever R gets pulled in Pinch roller (8) the direction ofthe arrow @) by the paute sider which i turn pls he pause paling rod In'he direction of the avon. ~10-44—FH-7 TC-78 REVERSE AMS OPERATION (9) @ The FF tock lever is puled in the direction of the srrow by —— the tension ofthe spring attached to the pouse sider by the shifting ofthe pause Lider activated by Function @ to sttact by the magnetic force of PH2, Pause slider @ (Functions simuttencously with Function @ } The FF lock lever i eleased by the turning of the FF alever in the direction indicated by the arom, The paw comes down to shift the FR gear inthe direction Tokeup rect table ingicated by the arrow by the friction generated when the FA pulley is turning, €0 turn 1 the takevp reel table (uring a+ 44) Rater to section covering FAST-REVERSE mode (See page TC-16). REVERSE AMS OPERATION (10) FF support lever FF support lever Supply gear retainer \ @ Supply gear retainer pushs reel table ‘magnet in the direction of arrow ‘nde diengaged with arive geo (S). @ Operates simultaneously with Function @) ‘The FF lever i pushed in the arection of arrow @ by the cam of the FF cam ges, and the FF support lever secured to the FF lever shifts in the direction (of the arrow t0 push the supply gear retainer. Drive gear (S) ~Te-45— FH-7 1e-78FH-7 FH-7 1C-78 TC-78 REVERSE AMS OPERATION (11) FF tock sever / Pin @ A (mounted on head chassis) Spon Head chassis P11 tock ever @ (Operates simultaneously with Functions @ PI goes OFF, the supporting of pin 1 by Pin ® the lack lever reared, and the head chasss (mounted on head chassis) moves down until pin(2of the head chassis is LUpported by the section of the FWD lock Iever indicated by the aster (31). ~T0-46—SIGNAL PATH REV AMS MODE (4eor V(de dd) Detection of AMS signal: See “AMS circuit” in circuit description on pages TC-9 ~ 12. © Operation of Q410, 411: See “Operation of Q410, 411” in citcuit description on page TCAs, (START 80uRD (17 Audio sigs is oe, (SYSTEM CONTROL BOARD Tae sx estes is -Te47— [AMS signal is muted bese 55FH-7 FH-7 TC-78 1C-78 (START BOARD (W311,FH-7 FH-7 1C-78 TC-78 2.9, FWD PAUSE MODE (When pushing pause switch at FWD mode) © TIMING OF 1401 FWD +—+ FWD PAUSE FWO FWD PAUSE FWD ROSE HN) PUT i @ rwo vane @ rause Lame @rwo motor Bom @rma ® une more | SHUT.OFF RECEPTION — [- ¢ MECHANISM OPERATION FWD PAUSE OPERATION (1) @ The FF lever gats pushed by the cam of the FF cam gear inthe direction of the Grrow end the pate sider gets pushed tipim the direction of the arrow FF lever FF cam gear Pina 4 current flows inthe solenoid (oil of PZ and the magnetic ores is generated in PM. @ The FF cam gear gets thrown in the direction of the crow and thus gets engaged withthe drive bear and the FF car gear starts fotating in the ezection of the arrow. (See page TC15) Paute sider Drive gear (7) -Te.43—FH-7 TC-78 FH-7 1C-78 FWD PAUSE OPERATION (2) © The toke-up gear retainer i pressed in the direction ofthe arrow) by the ection ofthe FF lever indicated by the orterk (# J ang the ret tele Imagnet andthe drive gear (71 are \ Gisengage. FF lever 2 ble Drive gear (7) Take-up geo retainer. Teke-up gear eo! table he FF fever is pushed inthe direction ‘of the arrow @ by the cam of the FF ‘cam gear, and the section indicated by the asterk (shifts in the alvection@ the arom FWD PAUSE OPERATION (3) Pinch roter (N) Pause slider Owen the pose serie pushed up nthe erection Of), the section of the pinch ronter(M) indcsted bp the arterk (#1 i pushed in the direction of the arrom, and the inch raster (N) moves way trom the costo. -Te-50-‘Audio signa is muted, {SYSTEM CONTROL BOARD} ase be es :UPT BOAROT UUNTERR, Teas ates 008 aoe Bhs REAP ate -Te51—| FH-7 FH-7 1c-78 1C-78 (START BOARD (7311, bese 105 -T0-52—SECTION 3 OUTLINE 3-1. BLOCK DIAGRAM —L-CH— | Far] anne AxcoRON Tevet Corea. + [i ty PS | Bae — a [WETS saa Sona Lag 0366 37 t — R-CH— + SAME AS L-CH REFERENCE NUMBERS ARE CODED! Fron 200. ) oe -TC 54tee b) [rere wrne aan {08 : t prmwnaxs AGCIAMS Soud Pring «5 ‘AUDIO AMP BOARO suo ane beard [Fr JQ PTTINS «5 Once pine Oovrras6 CK Sn Ss arpa 10 we [- Osvrr3x6 -T0-7—CASSETTE LID FRONT PANEL, FH-7 TC-78 FH-7 1C-78 -Te-58—CONTROL SW BOARD ‘MECH TAPE COUNTER CONTROL SW BOARD: @-@ TAPE COUNTER: O-@ SS NL contrat ew bosrd ———* OsvrT316 <— @ sre counter 27S Qsvrr3ax6 — we * tf — @ counter belt MECHANISM BLOCK (1) TAPE S Uosoider the { © ericitose Oevrt3x6 ~@ avira «6 ~ Osvrr3x6 -Te-59—FH-7 FH-7 TC-78 TC-78 MECHANISM BLOCK (2) O ornamental piste Oevrtsx6 © veer sabe boit Push the eject button TAPE SW BOARD, START BOARD, SYSTEM CONTROL BOARD - avrrax6 start board _ system contra! board =TC-60-FH-7 1C-78 CASSETTE HOLDER PINCH ROLLER inch roller (RI /, i ng (en Pinch rater tn) wring” | \ MOTOR, FLYWHEEL gear (S)—- vote ORG not 2 " = “Sx 5 thst retainer prewHs x 8 capstan beit fiypuoe!FH-7 1C-78 SECTION 5 ADJUSTMENTS 5-1, MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS PRECAUTION 1. Clean the following parts with a denatured- 3. Do not use a magnetized serewdriver for the alcoho moistened swab adjustments record/playback head pinch roller 4. After the adjustments, apply suitable locking erase head rubber belts compound tothe parts adjust capstan Mdlecs 5S. The adjustments should be performed with the 2. Demagnetize the record/playback head with a rated power supply voltage (de 2.S¥) unless head. demagnetizer, otherwise noted Torque Measurement WD FP, REW Meter reading 3 60gem COH02C | (0.39 0.83 ozinch) 601026 | (03 0.1 ozinch) co.102R co.1028 0.1 orinchy ioe 2.28 oriach) -T¢-62-FH-7 TC-78 Head Height Adjustment ‘The following adjustments should be made when the record/playback head is replaced, 1. The head should be made after removing the head pad of the mirror cassette tape 2. Using the leader section of the mirror cassette tape, adjustments are. made by changing the adjusting shim so that the core and the edge of the tape become as shown in the illustration below when the tape is moved across the head. mounting sr0ws transparent section of mirror a LE adjustment shim Adjusts that this section Sind ge of tape are aligned. i enlarged view of head Tape Path Adjustment When assombling the erase head and head holder, and when replacing the tape guide (L), be sure to perform the following adjustinents 1. Using a mirror cassette, adjust each of the adjust- ment screws until there is not tape curling. 2, Perform adjustments by changing the height adjustment shim of the head holder assembly and the height adjustment shim of the record/ playback head, so that the core of the record/ playback head is positioned correctly for both FWD and REV. erase head tape pass adjustment ead holder assy tape guide height adjustment gajustment shim femal -Te-63—FH-7 TC-78 ‘Supply Gear Retainer Position Adjustment 1, With the deck in the REV mode, short the col: lector and emitter of Q407 (this will place the deck in the pause state of the REV mode). © System Control Board {Conductor Side) 2. Bend the FF supplementary lever at the place Indicated by the asterik (8) to make adjustments so that the dimension of @ is Imm, £0.5mm. 3. After completing this adjustment, remove the shorting wire S gear | rive gear (SI rive gear (S) Supply gear rafsiner FF support lever Sear -Te-64—FH-7 TC-78 Pause Arm Position Adjustment 1, With the deck in the REV mode, short the col- 2. Loosen the hexagonal head securing bolts and lector and emitter of Q407 (this will place the adjust the position of the pause arm B so that the eck in the pause state of the REV mode). © System Control Board (Conductor Side) dimension of @ below becomes 0.5mm — 1.0mm. overs capstan inch roller (EV mode) hexagorathead - securing bolt 2x2 3. After the adjustment, lock the screws with contact cement, 4, After the adjustment, detach the shorting. wire ~T0-65-FH-7 TC-78 Cassette Holder Opening/Closing Speed Adjustment 1. Insert a CHF-90 or equivalent tape (in terms of weight). 2 Adjust the adjustment screw so that the time required for the cassette holder is 04 ~ 2.5 seconds when the EJECT button is depressed, Adjustment Location: motor (h1) 2ajutrent screw -T0-66~5-2, ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS Note: The adjustment should be performed in the onder given in this service manual. (Phyback seetion may be adjusted earlier than record section.) The adjustments should be performed for ‘both L-CH and RCH. © Output level check point © Input level check point afore vive Audio Bosrd (Conductor Sided -Tee7—FH-7 1C-78 Toei Forward Reerdiplayback Head Arimath Adjroment set Procedure TAPE SELECTOR swith: AUTO 1 Modes forward ployback DOLBY NE orr seg Procedure: (6.3kHe, -10d8) oe oe emer | fee aval mee EH = -e =k ea a ce ear - Deaf ales ame eternal eer aera eae aca Df -—ohe ca conan ee ac . match together within 6808 eee sch toga a (See page TC-S7) f /om~. a _ lL eapa 88d Speed checker_| Digit \ tere | eas i —] CK 4 and the end of the tape should be within 1% ‘Sone peak 302) josition Z = angle (Bortz) o Len RcH ” 3, Pahse Check Deak peak Adjustment Location: Motor (M1) Mode: forward playback test tape Builtin adjustable esistor _ P4063 [Adjust te speed by using scronelive (6.24He, 1048) osciloscope [Wren turning the sem clack \ need is faster 4. After the adjustment, lock the screws with locking compound. Adjustment Location: sai cement serow ~Tc-68.FH-7 |) FH-7 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM AUDIO AMP SECTION— = ® See page TC-80 for Notes. 1-78 + 1C-78 A | B l c l D I TIE AMP GORROT LH RecH oxr-319 ster vo | Bens a ) es : Soy LE isi "Ea, BT, SAREDig gol a03 ie Bea *s ‘Wi ages, ioe esse SE a eee Stee A eS pone a AMS ii EB geet a _[are sw BoaRog72 TAGE 4 RNS “GORROIVSTE Tage Tee gaps ten 0304, 23064 se, 26, cesNote: Voltages are measured with a VOM (50k 2/V). H Ll ' i J i K ee Terese Oy a oie) = SqR| Tete dittew ge poe] og ats-109asciase FS? fy toy Sos 209 cise ~ Fe See ose) scisee ‘cio, gaya) ta e) +X eR )-O) ie wort >= | peo Lencert = @|FH-7 SECTION 6 a 8 6-1, MOUNTING DIAGRAM DIAGRAMS © See page TC-81 for Semiconductor lead layou A 1 8 1 & | P [ss Thal —_ : ee eet (eee) at 1 (Sib ) 3 a, ae oa 4 a Be INTERRUPT BOARD) Ire eh art ITAPE SW BOAR (CONDUCTOR SID 5é layout. [AUDIO AMP BOARD] = erase HEAD goaRo] (CONDUCTOR SIDE) (CONDUCTOR SIDE) TAPE woicat (CoNbUETO: FH-7 TC-78 FH-7 TC-78 [asc & ams BOARD (CONDUCTOR SIDE) aie 5 We 305 103102101 Te 73—FH-7 FH-7 TC-78 TC-78 Ll K rac 7 we ea,219 | ais a zo) 03 is ea.so{ 36 as 0,0 ae ve20i 20,206,208 208,20 vedo PB 107106, 105 198408 202 02, 308 7 10 (CONDUCTOR SIDE) {ooLey sw BOARD) teis),201 cateSCHEMATIC DIAGRAM SYSTEM CONTROL SECTION ~ A B c D | 412548 CONTROL oe, SW BOARD (V3, [6 MEH SW BOARDII/ H BORROW L bene ste3tbes suns | woeacue E 8 <5 Sean, )—— -10-78- _D i E | F G . TSTART BOARD (73) " ses 2sc1s6e oS cerca escdese T -— GonTeOL J} — Asw soaRotiood 1 “th 0561565 ssiis8 es 0562 158138| FH-7 | Te-78 NOTE FOR SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM = Audio Amp Seetion — Note: ‘© Components for right channe! have same values as for left ‘onannel, Reference numbers are coded from 200. 1 All capacitors are in uF voles otherwise noted, OF: uF SONY oF fess are not indiceted except for electrolvtce and tantalum, © AIT resistors ore in ohms, %W unless otherwise noted. kA: 10008, MA: 100082 © 7: aciustment for resi 48 Readings ate taken under no signa! conditions No mark: STOP > FWD ber FAST REVERSE REC REC FWD REC MUTE mt : PaUSE 28 = signal path #Switen Switeh Position | CASSETTE LOADING | ON i TAPE SELECTOR | TYPELI/IV Tare sevecron | TYPEWV OLY NR, | oFF TAPE SELECTOR | AUTO a 18s System Control Section ~ Now: 1 All capacitors are in aF unless otherwise noted. pF : 4h SOWV oF fess are not indicated except for electrolytes All resistors ore in ohms. %W unless otherwise noted. kn: 10002, Ma: T000kA 4 Readings ate taken under no-sgnal conditions No mark: STOP > FWD << . 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Fart No. Description 1 2302-902-00 et, Push 46 ¥-2909-109-0 PRIEL ASS, FRONT 2 E30500°00 ebehtnsy Covoins seein 8) EStosciotco Cio sy, easserre 5 SSdoscloisos uate (hy, ORnahcwTaL 9D 82 FStos10000 PLATE ASS, OANA, HA 4 3:309-102-00 SUTTON, gous $ Sscossoo eutton, Revoran & Elescr00 Surton; stor 7 zgos-ini.o0 eurtoN, see & SXoscicoo eurtow: Ree mune $ ScSoncdiscoo Holorns (ane ro 2e209e36.00 puLeY, wiowar 1) Sosait-oo furtiny eueet 12 XSosciie-o0 powoee, TSsteo 13 6;2-209618-00 sRacHET, counter Te e.sosctzo-on SLioee, eect vecuantsn secrion 1s ¢Disoecizs.o0 doin . Iso. Part Ro Description 16 3-309-129-00 PLATE, JACK i ee 17 Saoxts0.00 Case so. 3-307-302-00 mAGner, CL THOLE Te addoai3ecoD Chassis 302 Sov-doscoe_ ea), Atet 503 63307-30600, Even, SELECT, RevERse yo a:2-30aa22-00 PLATE, sista Jo Sosc13kc09 LABEL, MROEL MBER CH) $06 3-307-307-09 Leta, 140 BH Seerewecee 30s a,3-207-300-00 Leven, Fe 306 7300-30900. RETATHER (a), TRUST 72 o:3-309-127-00 puare, sien SOS Roaaae beer, ounce 07 3-207-312-00 scan, F2 HE 382895000. Shale, TENSION Soe Sg07sa13-00 PLATE, ore 09 3307-51800 AOR; ORBLE 25 2SS8-700.01 wasieR, stones 3 EEijesoo beer i), cover aio 3-207-219-00 acrarnen, Take cca Br SoS Sere (ayy ease, cut Bit 3307-320-00 GEAR (7), Pinion S12 Scaonsaeicoo cent (73: Otvine 28 3-703-086.00 prt 315 Looe Wear SIN 313. 3:307-228-00 LEvER, TAE~UP stLscriON So *hcecd30n-00, RIN 14 a,3-30n-3e5-00 PLATES Fea, SELEETION (EVER sis “3307-35000 pin, Fu.chon tase 3 4061-72500 RING (TACT), FLERIBLE x ais 3-307-222-00 wene, F100 S17 5307-30300. Ars aveor 33 4604-865.00 (08P,uR)...tHBEL, MODEL wpOCR (Ace/uR) —_|818 453-3072337-00 LEVER, REC DETECTION 33 4-884.866-00 (E)....+++-LABEL, MODEL NUMBER (E1/E2) 219 4,2-207-998-00 Leven, METAL oereeriON 1 Aee84-974-09 coveR, cormecTOR (a) 320 Siscsor-sancoo Surfs oLicrfow clvn 3 FeSO Sth Gte. “Toee noxestiT BeL 013-300-364-00 LEVER, ALF RETAINER BE Tesecsasds Stnty sare Zusus ‘Tez nes ze 3-307-265-00 suioce, eocer x : 25 as3-307-2¢6-00 Eve, oT 108 32 HESSD omey vere anno Tyree ws 2a "S30r-3e7-00 pistol 3 neeSr Sata sity eG) sas 2.207-268-00 oee $0 seosesasees 26 Sf HBEBILES screw errr 3x6 (5) 527 sons 82 KresesOlik BUTTON ASS, PRISE 220 2-207-262-00 ca, ae 43 4;8-2300-101-0 CASSIS ASSY, ROLIFIER Sos $Soy-3ed-00 tad iy wee 4 “Sicagsesaoio Foor asst, wlebce 850 3200-36600. 1, FAST Fonwaan a8 [seesssaeat Chower, ave ceracrrons senaconoucons “Eecs witn so pact numer ang no dese “AIT capacitors re sn uf. 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Description 3307-267-00 USING, SELECT LEVER 576 3-307-460-00 serine, cournesston 33 aciaorarosoo eexcreTy Serre Sor Scaorater-on Senin, Tension 35 SEdovacoo Seeins tern) $90 ap3e307-862-00 RETAINER (A), TARUST a3¢ 3907-372-00 SPRING (REOAT) 279 4,3-307-464-00 RETAINER, SUPPLY SEAR BE SUSE) PN Setsiow S25 "'S-S0n-des-o0 RETAINER, Tace-UP B36 E0300 Souine, Tension Se) as3c207-466.00 CLAMP 237 207-375-09. spains, Tension 382 4:9-307-457-00 RETAINER, SORING 33 SUSo0 Soetnes Tension Ses “"S-Sorceeacon Liven, SELECTION, SUPPLY 30 Sa0r70<00 SPRING, TEASLON ei 3-307-470-00 Sut (L), TAPE neo 3-307-280400.srarns, coneatssion 385 3-307-471-00 soR14G, conpession Bel i jov-3el-00 spetna, fension See Seanrcanicnl Serine, COWRESSION 3 Shordetioo Site 359 apSed0nsa7e-00 BRAche, 1 ea 3307-992-00 sratne [ee esuanrgrean ene (an, cecy 3 SJohc$socno aisitve, Lotoine sonra |e “3c30r SE (2 et Rdousreent (2-043) Ses Saorgoi.o0 Sraiwe 358, Sdorcaricad sem (a), wea sngvstnent (12022) 246 3907-394-00 RETAINER (8), THRUST 301 3.307-477-21 SEAM (AD, HEAD AQDUSINENT (220.3) Se) Shov-dos.00 Retalnea, Seana (Bae S0n-E-S1 See (ASS Hao austen (0:3) Sea Shorcasi—oo Stiben, Pest B99 Sieeeeeee 249 4,2907-299-00 Liter, Woe see u-a7e.o1 ates), Aap mousTENT (19.2) Seo "Ssoraoi-o) ean, fF'ca 395 S207-479-01 Scam (B), HEAD ADDUSTHENT BEL 33ovca0e%oo lak, Fao Can feaecaeetas eae 2359 43-907.202-00 suite, F40 397 3-307-499-34 SEAH (B), HEAD AQJUSTHENT (120.4) Sc Eatcabicgo wetaTage, OerécTion SatTon [ide SEbtcHdeca 25%, hip 'tevo.05) S54 Siaorcaoscao Puatey FOLORO CASSETTE oLnER 50s Saarer"8) ASE, Meno 255 2-207-407-00 Hounee, CASSETTE Joo 3-307-482-00 waste, LunmLeR 3 ICU DD clit Yakesup neck ity Saby-agscoo Bier (@), caPsTaw 357 daoraieso0 Stoves, Losin oz 3-307-958.00 WaSheA, POLTETNMLENE 258 0:3-307-120-00 SLIDER, REVERSE a03 3-209-105-00 wo.oer, aec-teD 353 eiacdorsiicooCeite (a), Fu0 sttecrion fot Segrateeco0 Soaine, TENSION 325 “Scokcadeing Gein (3}y pv¥I0n ‘oe cs3e-0s1-00 fleet, SPAKE as, 3907-429-00 GEAR (5), onvING Jog 3-5780392-00 spans, Tension Sez icovse-o0 team, atfo, AOTaRY ior ERer-detaao Fate Ua}e AvsTeRests 36530455500 foty anushneaT, TAPE GUIDE italgeseestaaes 464 0:3-307-137-00 eutck, HEAD SELECTION 09 3-566-802-00 spnINs 365 5304-00 Saree ath SHibcaeE-o EAP oro BEE aSedoncdaio0GRAGNET, RETAINER, SUPPLY GAR fa 3:810-118-00 Gosetiny aoToR 36) 053-207-444.00 LEIER, FASS 12 3+510.816-00 sraine, TeRsion Bg RSCHOASSSD EME, OA, sur cme Isis 3-frsc35e-00 tina, Fusion 588 ” Ha Sgadcniec00 Soniho, COMPRESSION 370} 307-487-00 cuaw (a), AECL jis aeroreaae-11 work, 205 Sa Shovcatacno Status AdaiStvewr, aziri aig 322 a,ha0r-et3-00 LEVER (Rs PASE ar 279 4;3-207-50-00 0D, PULL, PAUSE e186 sone Sia "S3orcasi-o0 Serine 419 S57GiS%87555 sceew, Lock Sis Sa0r-450.00 UATE (LD, AODUSTIENT, HEAD Reale seeteccecs wort canscrows seconoucrons Thong with na gare ncter ané no dese “SEN capacitors ore inf. 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