Sansui FR D40 Service Manual
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SERVICE MANUAL
COMPUTERIZED FULLY AUTOMATIC
DIRECT DRIVE TURNTABLE
SAHSIII Ill-D40
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o SPECIFICATIONS
Type ........... Two-speed direct-driven
Speeds .......... 33-1/3, 45 rpm
Platter .......... Aluminum alloy die-cast
315 mm (12-13/32") diameter
Motor .......... FG Servo DC Motor
Wow and flutter . . 0.025% (W.R.M.S.)
S/N .......... Better than 60 dB (lEC-B)
Rumble ....... Better than 72 dB (DIN-B)
Tonearm
Tonearm length . . . 220 mm (8-11/16")
Overhang ...... 17.5 mm (3/4")
Applicable cartridge weight
............ 4 to 9 g
Dimensions ....... 440 mm (17-5/16") W
127 mm (5") H
374 mm (14-11/16") D
Weight .......... 5.6 kg (12.3 lbs.) net
, 7.0 kg (15.4 lbs.) packed
Power consumption . . 18W
0 The power voltage is adjusted to the one of the area
where you bought the unit.
Specifications of the cartridge (applicable only to the
units with cartridge)
Model SV-202
Type ........... Dual magnet
Frequency response . . 10 ~ 20,000 Hz
Output voltage ..... 2.5 mV per channel
(1,000 Hz, 35.4 mm/sec)
Load impedance . . . . 47 kn.
Tracking force ..... 2 g
Stylus .......... 0.6 mil, diamond spherical
(SN-202)
Design and specifications subject to changes without
notice for improvements.
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2. OPERATIONS
2-1 . Outline
The FR-D40 is a fully~automatic disc-selectable system turntable in
which a newly-developed automatic mechanical assembly is con-
trolled by a microcomputer.
The control circuit of this turntable includes an operation switch
section, a tone-arm position detection circuit made up of a slit plate
and three pairs of light emitting diodes (LEDs) and phototransistor,
an arm lifter position detection circuit made up of a lifter cam and
two microswitches, a micromotor drive circuit, and a microcom-
puter M88844-543M.
Additionally, an automatic disc selection function is provided which
is realized on the FR-D45.
2-2. Automatic Mechanical Assembly Operation
Tone arm lead-in and lead-out operations and arm-lifter up/down-
operations are performed when the micromotor rotates clockwise
(CW) or counterclockwise (CCW).
The tone-arm position is detected by combination of the LEDs, the
phototransistors and the slit plate; the arm lifter position is detected
by the two microswitches and the lifter cam; the micromotor ro-
tation direction is determined by the operation switches.
1) Torque transmission route in lifter drive
When the micromotor rotates in the CW or CCW direction, the
torque is transmitted from the motor, through a belt, a worm gear, a
drive gear, two floating gears (l and II), a cam gear, a lifter cam, to a
lifter guide, so that the arm lifter moves up or down. (See Fig. 2-1)
2) Torque transmission route in tone-arm drive
When the micromotor rotates in the CW or CCW direction, the
torque is transmitted from the motor, through a belt, worm gear, a
drive gear, two floating gears (I and 11), two drive pulleys (I and 11),
to a TA drum, so that the tone-arm moves in the lead-in or lead-out
direction.
3) Switching between lifter operation and tone-arm opera-
tion by cam gear
The lifter operation and the tone-arm operation are switched by
using two cutout portions (1 and 11) formed in the cam gear. (See
Fig. 2-4)
When the floating gears rotate and therefore the contact point of
the floating gear with the cam gear reaches the cutout portion of the
cam gear, the floating gear drops into the cutout, so that no torque
of the floating gear is transmitted to the cam gear.
On the other hand, while the floating gear is in the cutout portion
of the cam gear, the drive pulley concentrically fixed to the floating
gear shaft is brought into pressure-contact with the TA drum.
As a result, the revolution force of the drive pulley rotates the TA
drum, so that the tone-arm is moved.