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F. playback phase adjustment(fig. 5.6), G.adjustment of the linearity(fig. 5.7) – Daewoo VCR MECHANISM UNIT User Manual

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F. PLAYBACK PHASE ADJUSTMENT(Fig. 5.6)

PHASE GENERATOR(PG) SHIFTER determine the
VIDEO HEAD SWITCHING POINT when the TAPE is
played back.

If an adjustment of the PHASE GENERATOR(PG)
SHIFTER is not doneprecisely, There can be a HEAD
SWITCHING NOISE or a VERTICAL JITTER problem,
vibration of the picture on the screen, not good quality of
picture in special play back.

a. Connect the PT01 on the MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD with

a PATH ADJ. FIXTURE.

b. Play back an ALIGNMENT TAPE (DN-2 : MON-

SCOPE).

c. Connect the S/W PULSE TEST PIN on the PATH

ADJ.FIXTURE with a CHANNEL-1 SCOPE PROBE.

d. Connect the VIDEO OUT on the MAIN CIRCUIT

BOARD with a CHANNEL-2 SCOPE PROBE(1V/div).

e. Control thePG VOLUME until the time interval between

the SWITCHING PULSE and the V-SYNC SIGNAL is
sithin the 6.5±0.5H as shown in fig. 5.6

G.Adjustment of the LINEARITY(Fig. 5.7)

a. Connect the PT01 on the MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD with a

PATH ADJ.FIXTURE.

b. Play back an ALIGNMENT TAPE (DN-2 : MONOSCOPE

Signal).

c. Connect the FIXTURE S/W PULSE TEST PIN on the

PATH ADJ. CHANNEL-1 SCOPE PROBE.

d. Connect the VIDEO OUT on the MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD

with a CHANNEL-2 SCOPE PROBE.(1V/div).

e. Adjust the VR CONTROL on the ADJ. FIXTURE until the

ENVELOPE signal is maximum while play back the
ALIGNMENET TAPE.

f. Adjust the S/T GUIDE ROLLER until the envelope signal

waveforms of the entrance and exit sides are as shown in Fig.
5-7.

ADJUSTMENT OF THE TPAE TRANSPORTING SECTION. (CONTINUED)

FIg.5.5 Adjustment of the X-POSITION

S/W PULSE TEST PIN

MAIN CIRCUTE BOARD

ENVELOPE TEST PIN

MAIN CIRCUTE BOARD

Measurement Equipment OSILLOSCOPE

VR 595(PG SHIFTER)

MAIN CIRCUTE BOARD

Test Point

S/W PULSE TEST PIN

PATH ADJ. FIXTURE

ENVELOPE TEST PIN

PATH ADJ.FIXTURE

Measurement Equipment OSILLOSCOPE

VR CONTROL

PATH ADJ.FIXTURE

S/T GHIDE ROLLER

TAPE TRANSMISSON SECTION

Test Point

Adjustment

Adjustment

FIg.5.7 Adjustment of Linearity

Fig.5.6