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With this switch in MONO

 MONO 2 or STEREO (quarter-track stereo

operation using Tape Head Assembly Z 412) the full take-up reel may
be exchanged with the empty supply reel for a second tape pass after
the first pass has been completed and tape is completely on the right

(or take-up) reel. In half-track stereo operation only one tape pass is

possible; hence the tape should be rewound onto the left (or supply)
reel once the tape is completely on the take-up reel.

 half-track operation slide synchronization may be only monophonic,

but stereophonic in quarter-track operation. The differences between
half-track and quarter-track operation as well as the location of the
control track for slide projector operation are clearly shown in Fig. 4.
Slide synchronization is possible only at the 9.5 or 19 cm/s

 or

tape speeds!

3.7 MONITOR Switch ©

This pushbutton is for selecting "off-the-tape" ("B") or "from source" ("A")

as the mode of monitoring during record. It allows the quality of the
recording to be checked acoustically at once, during record, for in "B"
position playback of the signal just recorded is directly off the tape. On
the other hand, with "A" monitoring the signal delivered by the input
source may be heard while it is being recorded on the tape. This direct
comparison of source and tape recording lets differences between the

two be easily recognized.

When the switch is in TAPE position, a green function indicator

lights up while a red illuminated function indicator reflects the
SOURCE monitoring position. Both function indicators are located above

the MONITOR switch.

Fig. 4

3.8 Tape Speed Selector

Turning this switch sets the tape speed at (4.7, 9.5 or

 cm/s)

 ips. As may be seen in the Performing Specifications at the end of the

Operating Instructions, the highest quality demands are fulfilled at the

 speed. Note: Operation of automatic slide projectors and multi-

vision projectors is possible only at tape speeds 3% or

 ips.

3.9

Pressing this key lightly sets the SG 631 LOGIC in record mode, and

setting the record level may be undertaken at once. Make certain that
the tape type selector is in the proper position (see also sec. 3.21).

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Summary of Contents for SG 631 Logic

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Page 2: ...ed oper ating instructions and recommend that you read them carefully If however you are already very familiar with the operation of modern tape machines you will simply need to read certain sections...

Page 3: ...ays use reels of the same size and of the same material together see sec 6 10 5 Make certain that the CUEING switch is set to 0 for all modes of operation except CUEING to avoid tape spilling see sec...

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Page 6: ...n any tilted position In all operating positions however care must be taken that the spools are securely held onto the hub spindles as described in sec 1 6 below 1 3 Extending Connecting Leads When ma...

Page 7: ...ard circuit to its alert function Fuses for the D C voltages in the machine may also burn out when the guard circuit is activated Such fuses should be replaced only by a service technician as the caus...

Page 8: ...three pronged mandrel A should be turned to the right or to the left until it jumps down into the grooves of the stationary setion The adapter is then prevented from falling off The inner ring B of th...

Page 9: ...d along with it On pressing the power switch and actuating the START or FAST FORWARD key the tape lead will wind onto the take up reel until the transparent or metal coated switching foil appears The...

Page 10: ...nother actuate the RECORD PAUSE and START J3 keys The function indicators above the keys will light up 6 Press the zero reset button of the counter to mark the beginning of the recording 7 Using the m...

Page 11: ...t the headphones are connected see sees 2 2 2 4 and 2 7 2 Switch on recorder by pressing POWER button The function indi cator above the STOP key must light up 3 Load tape reels and lock Thread tape an...

Page 12: ...n Input signals at pins 3 2 and 5 2 2 ground should be between 0 1 mV and 80 mV All commercially available condenser microphones with DIN 45326 8 pin plug may be connected to this socket The plus pole...

Page 13: ...4 2 2 ground of this socket may be between 1 mV and 200 mV input impedance 27 kohms For in put voltages over 250 mV it is advisable to use the PHONO input socket Output signals delivered to pins 3 2 a...

Page 14: ...680 kohms per channel This socket is for connecting a starting switch see sec 6 9 when operating with a timer When using UHER Timer A 403 the SG 631 LOGIC is automatically switched to RECORD and STAR...

Page 15: ...and monitoring through headphones with the MONITOR but ton 9 switched from TAPE to SOURCE position see also sec 3 7 3 2 Radio Phono Record Level Controls L 3 and R Knobs 5 and are for setting the rec...

Page 16: ...and monitoring through headphones with the MONITOR but ton 9 switched from TAPE to SOURCE position see also sec 3 7 3 2 Radio Phono Record Level Controls L 3 and R Knobs 5 and are for setting the rec...

Page 17: ...imiting circuit that when the record level is too high pointer in red field of meter reduces the record signal to a manageable level for the duration of the overloading The degree of overloading is sh...

Page 18: ...g to be checked acoustically at once during record for in B position playback of the signal just recorded is directly off the tape On the other hand with A monitoring the signal delivered by the input...

Page 19: ...s the SG 631 LOGIC to fast forward wind It may be actuated directly from any other deck function setting When the switch is engaged the green function indicator above it lights up 3 11 START Key On li...

Page 20: ...ch turn switch to position 1 the tape reels may then be turned by hand Slowly turning the take up reel with one hand while slightly braking the supply reel with the other permits the playback to be he...

Page 21: ...d Consequently after altering the tape speed do not for get to reset the speed to exactly 19 cm s 71 2 ips using the strobo scope to assure accuracy Fine speed adjustment should be made only after the...

Page 22: ...then threading the tape see sec 1 6 make certain that the reels are securely locked onto the spindles and that the right switches for tape type switch and reel size switch have been activated see also...

Page 23: ...l red for the right channel For playback the MONITOR switch on the SG 631 LOGIC must be in TAPE position Set volume tone and channel balance in accordance with the operating instructions for your ampl...

Page 24: ...track channel must be turned down to zero in order to render the 1 kHz control pulses inaudible On the other hand if the quarter track tape heads Mount Z 411 are used sound for the slide showing may...

Page 25: ...company During record the mode selector may be set at either MONO 1 or MONO 2 It is advisable to make a test telephone call in order to make a record level test marking or remembering the setting of t...

Page 26: ...IC with UHER Timer A 403 The timer will switch on the power supply for the SG 631 LOGIC as described in the operating instructions for the timer For recording thread the tape as described in sec 1 6 a...

Page 27: ...st pull the cover cap in front of the head mount up and off The magnetic heads D E F and G the tape guides H I J and K the reversing pins L M O P and Q will then be easily accessible and clogging depo...

Page 28: ...V a ips 20 10 000 Hz 33 4 ips 20 16 000 Hz 7 2 ips 20 25 000 Hz For max record level of tape approx 1 5 dB 3 For 0 dB meter reading 1 Better than 60 dB Crosstalk at 1 kHz in Stereo Operation Crosstal...

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