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SERVICE MANUAL us Model

Canadian Model
AEP Model

TCD-D7

Tourist Model

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SPECIFICATIONS Model Name Using Similar Mechanism TCD-DB
Tape Transport Mechanism Type MT-D7-47
Tape Digital audio tape
Recaldmg lime Slandald, 120 minutes
Longvpliy mode: 240 minutes
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Sampling lrsquency as km. 44.1 kHz. 32 kHz
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Signal l0 noise lam Standard: more than 90 dB
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Operating vollage
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AEP model 220-230v AC, 50H1
Gemn rmdel 120v AC, sum or 220v AQ 50H:
Tounsi model 100-240v A0 50/6034:
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Playback Recording
Sony alkaline AM: (N) 3,5 4 (3)
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Dimension Amx. was x 35.7 x 58.2 mm (5m x w: x 31/2 in.| (win/up nm incl. projecting pans

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Features

Easy operation with excellent sound
quality of DAT

Superb quality recording and playback with
excellent frequency response. remarkably low
noise and lack of distortion can be made. High
speed fast-forwardinglrewinding and
suing/reviewing for easy tape access.

Long play (LP) mode recording

A maximum of tour-hour continuous recording
is possible using four LFl6 (size AA) alkaline
batteries which is ideal for recording a meeting
or a conference etc.

Adjustable (automatic/manual)
recording level

The recording level can be adjusted either
manually or automatically to suit every
recording situation.

Date function

The date and time are automatically registered
at the time of me recording and can be
displayed during playback, fast-torwarding/
rewinding and wing/reviewing.

LCD display

LCD display window for indicating the current
operational mode and the battery power status
etc.

Compact design
A compact mechanism and design for
portability.

Recording compatibility

Recording can be made lrom various digital
audio equipment such as a CD (compact
disc)lMiniDisc player or a BS (broadcasting
satelliteycs (communication satellite) tuner etc.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. GENERAL
Location and Function of Controls .................... 3
Power Sources . . .3
Setting the Clock .................................... 4
Inserting a Cassette .................................. 4
Recording ............................................ 4
Playback ............................................ 6
Useful Function ...................................... 7
Serial Copy Management System ...................... 7
Display Window ...................................... 7

2. DISASSEMBLY

2-1. Lower Panel Assy . . . .. .9
2-2. Main Board ...................................... 9
2-3. Cassette Lid Assy ................................ 10
2-4. System Control Board Unit ...................... 10
2-5. Cabinet .......................................... 11
2-6. Bracket .......................................... 11
2-7. Drum Assy ...................................... 12

3. DIAGRAMS

3-1. Pin Description .................................. 13
3-2. Semiconductor Lead Layouts ...................... 18
3-3. Printed Wiring Boards ............................ 19
3-4. Schematic Diagram-Analog Section- ............ 23
3-5. Schematic Diagram-Main Section- .............. 27

4. EXPLODED VIEWS

4-1. Cabinet Section ..........................
4-2. Cassette Holder Section .. . .

4-3. Mechanism Deck Section 1 .......... ,
4-4. Mechanism Deck Section 2 ........................ 36


4-5. Mechanism Deck Section 3 ........................ 37
5. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ...................... 38