Heathkit H 10 Schematic Manual

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Heathkit H 10 Schematic Manual

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. HEATHKITS"
MA" A'-

HEATH COMPANY - BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN

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BATE-[KI

KEY HEATH
No. Pan No.

QTY. DESCRIPTION CIRCUIT

TERMINAL STRIPS - CONNECTORS

D1 A314 2 Vertical posl lerminel s1rlp
DZ 431-2 1 Small 2-Iug terminal slrip
03 431-41 1 Large 2-lu9 lerrninal strip
D4 431-49 1 11-Iug lerminal strip

D5 462-759 1 Female connector wlih wlre
06 432-855 50 Female connector

HARDWARE

Hardware packets are marked lo show the size of the
hardware lhay contain (How #4. or HDW #2 and #6. elm).
You may have to open more lhan one packel to locate all me
hardware of any one (#6. for example) size.

#3 Hardware

E1 250-49 2 3-48 X 1/4" screw
E2 250-172 1 3-48 x 3/8" screw
E3 250-201 3 3-48 X 1/2 screw
E4 252-1 6 3-4-8 rIUl

E5 254-7 7 #3 lockwasher

#4 & #5 Hardware

F1 250-155 4 440 X 118" selscrew
F2 250-1124 7 4-40 x 114" black screw
F3 asoarz 2 440 x 3/4" screw
F4 252-15 7 4-40 nul
F5 254-9 7 #4 lockwasher
F6 253-43 9 #5 fiber llsl washer
F7 253-40 1 #5 llal washer
#5 Hardware
61 250-33 4 6-32 x 1/8" salscrew
62 250-56 22 6-32 X 1/4 screw
GS 250-116 26 6-32 x 1/4" black screw
G4 250-274 2 6-32 x 5/ 16"

llal head screw
65 250-365 3 #6 x 1/4 sheet

melal screw
G8 250-1255 18 6-32 x 1/4 Ellen

head screw
(37 250-567 a 6-32 X 5/16" screw
GB 250-381 3 6-32 x BIB" black screw
GS 250-276 1 8-32 X 3/8" black

flat head screw
(310 250441 1 #6 X 3/8 flat

head sheet melal screw
(311 250-75 2 #5 x 1/2" wood screw
G12 250-40 2 6-32 x 1-1/2 screw
H1 252-3 28 6-52 nul

Comp. No.

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KEY HEATH
Noe Pan No.

QTY. DESCRIPTION CIRCUKT

Como No.

Hardware (contd.)

H2 252-22 2 #6 square Speed Nul
H3 252-127 2 #610119 Speed Nul

H4 252-195 3 6-82 brass insert nut i
H5 253-21 2 #6 flat washer

H8 254-1 30 #6 lockwaaher

H7 254-27 18 #6 large lockwasner
H8 259-1 3 #6 solder lug

#0 & #10 Hardware

J1 250-37 2 8-32 X 3/16" screw
J2 250-93 4 3-32 x 112" screw
J3 252-4 8 8-32 nul
J4 254-2 10 #6 Iockwasher
J5 250-126 B 10-32 x 1/2" screw
.18 252-5 11 10-32 nul
J7 253-96 11 #10 small llal washer
J6 253-19 3 #10 large "at washer
Other Hardware
K1 251-1 2 Large hole spade boll
K2 251-11 10 Small hole spade boll
K3 252-193 2 Push-on nul
K4 253-59 2 Small spring washer
K5 253-36 1 Large spring washer
K6 253-50 2 Nylon shoulder washer
METAL PARTS 1
L1 208-43 1 Lamp clip
L2 262-44 1 1-1/2' shah
L3 453-265 1 3-1/4" shall
L4 4151-603 1 Hatchet gear
L5 455-21 2 Brass collar
L6 455-94 2 Aluminum collar
L7 266-9134 1 Reader lape guide
L8 266-919 1 Punch tape guide
L9 266-920 6 Long linkage
L10 266-943 6 Medium linkage
L11 266-921 4 Shun linkage

1

L12 266-936 Holler

CAUTION: Do not open the box containing lhelollowlng punch
assembly until you are instructed 10 do so in the Manual.
L13 266-937 1 Punch assembly - Keep
11 in its box unlil needed.
consists ol:

5 Large punch

1 Small punch

1 Die block

'fiegislered Trademarki Tinnerrnan Co.

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120/240
SWllCH

6-3211/4
BLACK
SCREW

W

Detail 3-4D

SW3: Refer to Detail 3-4D and mount the
120/240 switch at SW3. Use two 6-32 x 1/4"
black screws and be sure to position the switch
lugs with the jumper wire as shown in the Pic-
torial.

SW2: In a similar manner. mount the
NOR/LOW switch at SW2. Be sure the letters
NOR and LOW are right side up.

Refer to Detail 3-4E and mount the shorter arm
of an angle bracket at L as shown. Use a 4-40 x
1/4" black screw, 3 #4 lockwasher, and a 4-40
nut as shown.

In a similar manner. mount another angle
bracket at M.

Refer to the inset drawing on Detail 3-4F. posi-
tion a large hole Spade bolt as shown, and
mount the spade bolt onto one and of the
capacitor strap as shown. Use a 632 x 1/4
screw. 3 #6 lockwasher, and a 6-32 nut.

In a similar manner. mount another large hole
spade bolt onto the other end of the capacitor
strap.

«A LOCKWASH£R

4-40 NUl

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440 X llA"
BLACK
SCREW

/W

SHORIER

ARM\

/

/\®

ANGLE
BRADKEY

Detail 3-4E

[ ) C3: Position the 6000 ,uF, 40-volt electrolytic

capacitor onto the chassis at C3 with its positive
(plus or red marked] lug positioned as shown.
(NOTE: The lugs on your capacitor may look
different than those shown.)

Bend the capacitor strap around the capacitor.
and secure the spade bolts to the chassis with
two #6 lockwashers and two 6-32 nuts as
shown in the Pictorial.


632
NUY

l M
ED LOCKWASHER

l,


LARGE HOLE
SPA DE BOU

7* uncnon
l SW?
5 6-32x 1I4 _

screw Detail 3-4F

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3 °
FLA! HEAD

SHEEI MEIAL
SCREW

LEFT 9
RtADfR
BRACKU

flele
sneer MEIAL
\scnrw

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Detail 3-5D

( ) Refer to Detai13»5D and mount the reader chute
to the left reader bracket. Use a #6 x 3/8 flat
head. sheet metal screw at S and a #6 x 1/4"
sheet metal screw at T.

[ ) Refer to Detail 3-513 and start a 6-32 X 1/8"
setscrew into a brass collar. Then slide the col-
lar onto a sprocket as shown but DO NOT
tighten the setscrew.

( ] Refer to Detail 3-5F and position the stepper
motor so the wires come out the bottom rear as
shown,

[ ) M1: Again refer to Detail 3-5F and mount the
stepper motor as follows:

0 Insert the motor shaft through hole M1 in
the left reader bracket.

0 Slide the sprocket onto the motor shaft as
shown.

6-32 x 1/8
serscntw

BRASS
COLLAR

Detail 3-515

0 Loosely mount the motor with two 6-32 x
3/8 black screws, two #6 lockwashers. and
two 6-32 nuts as shown.

0 Position the motor so the surface of the
sprocket that will touch the paper tape is
flush with, or extends slightly up past, the
surface of the reader chute. (See the inset
drawing.) Then tighten the motor mounting
screws.

INSEI


6-32 X 3/8"
BLACK SCREW

#bLOCKWASHER J//3
6-32 1 /

NU!

9|

SIEPPER

Detail 3-5F

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)

Refer to Detail 3-1313. loosen screw AB, and
adjust the roller mounting bracket for the 1/64"
to 1/32" clearance as shown in the inset draw-
ing. Then securely tighten the bracket screw.
Firmly hold the bracket in place as you tighten
the screw to prevent it from turning and off
centering" the detent roller on the detent. Be
sure the dog spring is centered vertically in the
ratchet gear hole as shown in the inset drawing.

Again, refer to Detail 3-1315 and manually de-
press the solenoid plunger. The ratchet will
advance one step. While you hold the plunger
in. adjust the solenoid again for a 1/54" to 1/32"
clearancein this new position. Then tighten the
solenoid mounting screws.

Manually operate the solenoid several times.
The plunger should freely return to its resting
position. If it does not, loosen the ratchet gear
setscrews, move the gear away from the dog
plateslightly.andthen retightenthesetscrews.

Connect the free end of the red wire coming
from solenoid L9 lug 2 to solenoid L10 lug 2
(NS).

Connect the free end of the red wire coming
from solenoid L3 lug 2 to solenoid L10 lug 2
{NS}.

Cut both leads of the 1N4746A diode [#56-605)
to 1/2.

SOLENOID
MOUNTING
SCREWS
A

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Cut both leads of the 1N4002 diode (#57435) to
1/2".

D26: Connect the lead at the banded end of the
1N4002 diode (#57-65] to solenoid L10 lug 2
[5-3]. Position the diode as shown in Pictorial
3-13.

Connect the main circuit board whiteblack
wire to solenoid L10 lug 1 (NS).

1327: Connect the lead at the banded end of the
1N4746A diode [#56-605) to solenoid L10 lug 1
(5-2].

Connect together the free leads of the diodes
and solder the connection.

Position all wires away from the solenoids and
solenoid brackets so that vibration and solenoid
action will not wear on the wire insulation.

1/64" in 1/32"

INSU

t
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Edd 5' "r
MPRESS
«43 ii "3 PLUNGER


DOG
SPRING

=9
ROLLER
Detail 3-132
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MAINTENANCE

READER

Reader motor M1 is permanently lubricated and 0 Check to be sure all the solenoids operate
should not be oiled. freely.

PUNCH

0 Check to be sure each solenoid is still ad-

After you punch 20 rolls 0f tape: justed properly. See Punch Solenoid" on

0 Clean the dust from inside the unit. Page 13
{Q 0 Use a good grade of light machine oil and
lubricate the moving parts in the area of the If any part of the punch assembly ever needs to be
die block and paper advance mechanism. replaced, replace the entire punch assembly. The die
Use lubricant sparingly. NO NOT lubricate block and punches are only available as a matched
the solenoid plungers. set.