Nakamichi 350 Manuel utilisateur

350

Head

Cassette

Deck

Operating

Instructions

WARNING

PREVENT

FIRE

SHOCK

HAZARD,

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

RAIN

MOISTURE.

‘A

record

the

serial

number

will

help

you

the

event

insurance

claims,

shipping

warranty

service.

Record

the

serial

number

(embossed

plate

the

rear

panel

the

unit)

the

space

provided

below.

Model

Number:

Nakamichi

350

Serial

Number:

Contents

Control

Functions

..................

1,2

Important

Notices

....................

Connections

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4,5,6

Mounting

Instructions

.......

Fuse

Replacement

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Playback

Procedure

...................

Recommended

Cassette

Tapes

and

Tape

Selector

Switch

..................

Record

Procedure

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Dolby

Noise

Reduction

System

..........

Maintenance,

Service

Information

........

Troubleshooting

Chart

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wish

take

this

opportunity

thank

you

for

your

purchase.

Your

Nakamichi

350

should

provide

you

with

many

years

trouble-free

use

assuming

it is

operated

and

maintained

outlined

this

manual.

Please

take

the

time

read

this

manual

its

entirety

before

attempting

operate

install

your

350.

you

are

using

your

350

with

one

the

ADS

miniature

speaker

systems,

which

most

strongly

recommend,

please

also

read

the

instructions

accompanying

the

ADS

product

before

proceeding

with

interconnections.

Thank

you.

Nakamichi

Corporation

Control

Functions

TAPE

COUNTER

Facilitates

the

location

pre-recorded

selec-

tions

the

cassette.

CASSETTE

LID

PAUSE

BUTTON.

Depressing

this

button

will

cause

the

tape

temporarily

halt

the

Play

Record

Mode.

Depressing

second

time

will

release

the

transport

from

the

Pause

mode.

FAST

FORWARD

BUTTON

—

PLAY

BUTTON

STOP/EJECT

BUTTON

necessary

depress

the

Stop

button

when

changing

from

one

transport

mode

another.

extra

firm

push

this

button

will

eject

the

cassette.

REWIND

BUTTON

RECORD

BUTTON

VOLT

CAR

CONNECTOR

This

single

connector

interfaces

the

350

the

ADS

2002

system.

All

audio

and

power

connec-

tions

are

made

through

this

connector.

The

ADS

2002

system

supplied

volts

only

when

the

350’s

play

button

depressed.

LEFT

AND

RIGHT

MIC

INPUT

JACKS

LINE

OUTPUT

JACKS

LINE

INPUT

JACKS

PEAK

LEVEL

METER

Reads

the

higher

the

left

and

right

channels

during

record

and

playback.

INPUT

LEVEL

CONTROLS

=—

Controls

line

input

recording

levels

unless

the

Left

and

Right

microphones

are

use,

which

case

these

control

the

L/R

Mic

input

levels.

Controls

are

concentric

and

friction

coupled

that

individual

levels

for

each

channel

may

set

separately.

BLEND

MIC

LEVEL

CONTROL

PHONES/OUTPUT

LEVEL

CONTROL

Controls

the

levels

the

Headphone

and

Line

outputs.

Controls

are

concentric

and

friction

coupled

that

L/R

balance

may

obtained.

TAPE

SELECTOR

SWITCH

DOLBY

NOISE

REDUCTION

SYSTEM

VOLT

JACK:

use

the

350.

HEADPHONE

JACK

For

best

results

use

moderate

high

efficiency

stereo

headphones

within

the

impedance

range

8—16

ohms.

BLEND

MIC

INPUT

JACK

[ear

the

Power

Pack

which

allows

home

Important

Notices

imperative

that

the

heads,

capstan

and

pressure

roller

cleaned

frequently.

Most

the

problems

you

are

likely

encoun-

ter

can

‘usually

traced

dirty

heads

and/or

dirty

capstan

and

pressure

roller.

See

page

13.

The

Nakamichi

350

equipped

with

the

type

Dolby

Noise

Reduction

circuitry.

Make

sure

switch

the

circuit

when

playing

Dolby

encoded

cassettes

and

OUT

when

playing

non-encoded

cassettes.

The

switch

the

350

must

set

for

the

cassette

played.

The

choice

either

120

microseconds

will

depend

the

type

tape

and

which

equalization

was

used

during

the

recording

that

tape.

See

page

10.

Take

good

care

your

cassette

tapes.

They

should

always

stored

their

plastic

boxes

protect

them

from

dust.

Avoid

touching

the

tape

itself.

With

proper

care

your

cassette

tapes

will

provide

you

with

many

years

enjoyment.

Avoid

the

use

inferior

cassettes.

sticking

well

Known

brands,

you

can

avoid

premature

head

replacement

and

possible

damage

the

350’s

transport

mechanism.

NOT

RECOMMEND

THE

USE

C-120

CHROMIUM

DIOXIDE

CASSETTE

TAPES.

Wind

any

slack

the

tape

manually

before

inserting

the

cassette

prevent

the

possibility

jamming.

10.

The

Nakamichi

350

will

operate

only

volt

NEGATIVE

GROUND

systems.

When

installing

the

350

car,

boat

plane,

make

sure

its

normal

operating

position

level

possible.

Keep

the

volt

supply

wire

away

from

wiper

motors,

light

switches

any

other

device

that

likely

induce

unwanted

noise,

not

install

the

350

too

heat

air

conditioning

ducts.

Even

mild

weather,

all

the

windows

are

kept

closed,

the

temperature

inside

car

may

rise

levels

high

enough

cause

damage

the

350

and

cassette

tapes.

The

350

and

the

tapes

should

removed

from

the

vehicle

parked

for

extended

period

direct

sunlight.

this

not

possible,

make

sure

there

some

ventilation,

and

keep

the

350

and

the

tapes

out

the

path

direct

sunlight.

Never

store

the

350

your

cassette

tapes

the

glove

compartment

the

trunk

for

long

periods

hot

weather.

Using

the

350

with

the

ADS

2002

—

System

The

Nakamichi

350

can

easily

connected

the

ADS

2002

bi-amplified

miniature

speaker

system

provide

extremely

high

quality

cassette

playback

system

automobiles,

planes,

boats

any

other

mobile

environment

with

volt

source.

The

system

can

also

used

indoors

with

household

power

utilizing

special

optional

adaptor

available

from

ADS

(not

the

AD-550/551

Power

Packs

manufactured

Nakamichi).

Connect

the

350

the

ADS

system

described

below:

Locate

the

ft.

connecting

cable

supplied

68-pin

Female

Plug

with

the

ADS

system.

One

end

fitted

with

female

plug

and

two

“‘pigtail’’

wires.

The

two

pigtail

wires

should

connected

the

volt

source

suitable

points

the

vehicle’s

wiring

system.

The

wire

with

the

built-in

fuse

holder

and

noise

suppres-

sion

choke

should

connected

the

+12

volt

source,

and

the

remaining

wire

should

secured

suitable

ground.

Consult

the

literature

accompanying

the

ADS

system

for

further

recommendations

connecting

the

system

the

battery

supply.

you

are

unfamiliar

with

your

vehicle’s

wiring

sys-

tem,

best

consult

qualified

mobile

stereo

systems

dealer.

Ground

—_—

“T

Noise

Suppression

Choke

Fuse

Hoider

ft.

cable

Connections

Connect

the

female

connector

the

end

the

ft.

ADS

cable

the

male

volt

car

connector

the

rear

panel

the

Nakamichi

350

shown

the

illustration

below.

Consult

the

ADS

operating

instructions

for

speaker

interconnections.

Note:

Since

all

audio

and

power

connections

are

made

with

the

single

connector

unnecessary

make

any

connections

the

350’s

line

outputs.

;

When

using

the

system

indoors

with

the

ADS

2002

Adaptor,

the

connecting

instructions

supplied

with

the

Adaptor.

ADS

2002

Bi-amplified

Miniature

Speaker

System

Connections

Using

the

350

Home

System

Connect

the

optional

Power

Pack

the

volt

jack on

the

350.

Plug

the

Power

Pack

into

the

wall

socket.

Connect

the

line

output

jacks

the

350

the

‘’Tape

In’’

‘Tape

Play,”

jacks

the

amplifier

receiver

the

music

system.

Use

standard

double

phono

plug-to-phono

plug

stereo

connecting

cable,

and

observe

left

and

right

indications.

similar

manner,

connect

the

line

input

jacks

the

350

the

‘’Tape

Out’

“Tape

Rec’’

jacks

the

amplifier

re-

ceiver.

Phono

Plug

(right)

Phono

Plug

(left)

Amplifier

88085

Stereo

Cable

Power

Pack

ten

Connections

Using

the

350

with

its

Carrying

edge

the

case

make

sure

clears

Connect

the

6-pin

connector

the

carrying

Case

(optional)

the

tape

counter

button

the

350.

case

the

6-pin

Volt

Car

Connector

. .

Once

the

350

properly

seated

the

rear

panel

the

350.

Install

the

350

its

carrying

case

the

case,

tighten

the

thumbscrew

the

Note:

This

connector

should

unplugged

following

manner:

bottom

the

case

secure

the

unit.

when

the

rear

flap

the

carrying

case

Open

the

rear

flap

the

carrying

case

.Note:

The

rear

flap

the

carrying

case

closed.

and

make

sure

that

the

6-pin

connector

should

turned

around

and

fastened

out

the

way.

the

side

the

carrying

case

keep

Connect

microphones

and

headphone

the

Slowly

slide

the

350

into

the

carrying

out

the

way.

appropriate

jacks

the

rear

panel

the

case

shown

the

illustration.

may

350.

necessary

slightly

lift

the

front

Nakamichi

350

Carrying

Case

ios

“

Mounting

Instructions

Using

the

mounting

bracket

: ; ; ;

Nut

Nylon

Washer

Lock

Washer

Flat

Washer

Nut

Choose

mounting

location

that

suffi-

Choose

the

holes

that

give

the

most

ciently

far

from

all

heat

and

air

conditioning

ducts

(especially

the

former).

Make

sure

that

the

350

can

mounted

level

possible.

Using

the

upper

bracket

template,

drill

four

holes

using

6mm

1/4

inch

drill

shown

the

illustration.

Attach

the

upper

bracket

the

dashboard

using

the

nuts,

washers

and

bolts

shown

the

illustration.

Using

the

four

bolts,

washers

and

nuts,

attach

the

lower

bracket

the

upper

bracket

shown

the

illustration.

Choose

the

rear

holes

the

upper

bracket

that

yields

the

most

Jevel

installation

the

lower

bracket.

Lower

Bracket

Place

the

350

the

lower

bracket

and

push

far

will

go.

Tighten

the

two

dial

knobs

the

lower

bracket

secure

the

350.

Make

the

appropriate

connections

as_in-

structed

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