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GF-9292X

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Portable stereophonic cassette tape
recorder with built-in 
FM 

 radio

AC 

 

 Hz

DC 15V (Ten 

 , R20, “D”

size batteries or External DC supply)
35 

16 cm (Woofer)   2,

5 cm (Tweeter)   2

 (Integrated Circuit), 

and 

 

 Emitting Diode)

   

   

6.5 kg (14.3 

 (without batteries)

1   E X T .  

  6 0 0   o h m s  

2 Mixing mic. 600 ohms 
3 Remote control 
4 EXT. DC power 

 

 AC input power 

 DIN socket, 2.5 

 

ohms (SO1 01)

7 FM EXT. antenna 
8 PHONO 

 

1 EXT. speaker, 4 

 8 ohms 

2 PHONES, 8   25 ohms 

 DIN socket, 

 ohms

4 Line out, 0.7 

   ohms 

TAPE RECORDER SECTION

Type:

 stereo cassette tape recorder

Tape:

Philips type compact cassette tape

Tape speed:

4.8 

Recording system:

AC bias

Erasing system:

AC erasing

Recording time:

60 minutes (with C-60 tape)

Fast forward or

rewind time:

 sec. (with C-60 tape)

Frequency response: 40

 15,000 Hz 

 tape)

40   12,000 Hz (Normal tape)

Wow and flutter:

0.09% 

 MS)

SIN ratio:

50 

RADIO SECTION

Frequency range:

AM

525   1,605 

SW,

2.3   7.3 MHz

7.3   22 MHz

FM

87.6   

 MHz

Intermediate

frequency:

 455 

FM 

 MHz

 superheterodyne system

AM/SW, ferrite core bar antenna

SW, 

 telescopic antenna

FM EXT. antenna

Circuit system:
Antenna:

Summary of Contents for GF-9292X

Page 1: ... cm Woofer x 2 5 cm Tweeter x 2 Dynamicpower20W 10W 10W 8 IC Integrated Circuit 34 transistor and 44 diode 13 Light Emitting Diode 516mm W x 115mmiD x 271mm H 20 5 16 W x4 1 2 D x10 11 16 H 1 6 5 kg 14 3 Ibs without batteries 1 E X T MIC 6 0 0 o h m s JlOl A JlOl B 2 Mixing mic 600 ohms J401 3 Remote control JIOI G 4 EXT DC power JSOI 5 AC input power SO901 6 REC PB DIN socket 2 5 mV lO K ohms SO1...

Page 2: ...r Playback key Fast forward Cue key Editor switch Loudness switch Meter selector Dial light switch Mains socket Treble control Volume control Forward APSS key Stop key Digital tape counter Earth terminal Record key Rewind Review key Eject key 7 Power switCh m Function selector Mode selectori FM muting switch Fader control Mixing microphone jack Revers APSS key Figure 1 2 ...

Page 3: ...e from the chassis MECHANISM BLOCK REMOVAL Refer to Figure 4 1 Remove the dial scale plate as described in dial scale plate removal 2 Disconnect the tip muting and two 2 sockets Sol SOZ connected to the main P W board and the motor P W board 3 Remove four 4 screws retaining the mechanism block 4 Gently pull out the mechanism block from the main P W board holder q PHONO JACK PLATE REMOVAL Refer to ...

Page 4: ...ft channel record level control R148 so that DC voltmeter indicates I OV 6 Adjust the semi variable resistor R907 so that 5th LED 7 Next change the voltage of TP51 to 0 95V by sliding the record level control R148 and in this time check the 5th LED D914 of VU meter fails to light 8 Adjust the record level controls R147 R148 so that the V T V M reads 3 5mV 9 Adjust the semi variable resistors R 187...

Page 5: ...D SWlOlC SWIOIB SWIOIA D913 D911 0906 D908 D914 D912 D9 D TUNING RIGHT I LCh RCh spa Lch EXT SP E X T MIC L I N E OUT TP5 m l TP a L B A Lch Rch L JUU L REMOTE SW301 JIOI F JIOI E JIOI D JIOI C so I01 JIOI 8 JIOI G JIOI A Figure 7 ALIGNMENT POINTS ...

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