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GENERAL INFORMATION

Concord

Model 105 and

Hosho

Model

105

are two speed, dual

track tape recorders.

Recordings

can

be

made from a

radio,

phonograph,

TV,

magnetic

cartridge,

and from

a crystal or ceramic

cartridge.

A

remote

control

switch is

provided

to start and stop

the

mechanism

when it

is being

used

for dictation.

The two tape speeds

are 3 3/

4

and? L/

2

ips.

The

playing

and

recording

times, using

both

tracks, are as follows:

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3 3/4 ips

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These recorders

are

to be

connected

to an outlet supplying

ll0-120

volts,

60 cycles AC

only. Severe damage

will result iJ connected

to a higher voltage

or

a

direct

current

(DC)

fine.

Supplied By:

Concord Electronics

Corp.

1549

North Vine

Street

Hollylood,

California

HOWARD

W.

SAlUlts

&

The lieting

of any available replacement

part

herein

does

not

constitute in

any case a recommendation,

warranty

or

guarantyby

Howard W.

Sams &

Co.,

Inc.,

as

to the

quality

and euitability of such replacement

part.

The

numbers

of

these

parts

have been

compiled

from

lnformation

furnished

to

Hovard

W. Sams &

Co.,

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use,

without

express

permission,

of editorial or

pictorial

content,

in

any

manner,

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patent

liability

is

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MECHANISM

WITH

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REMOVED

FUNCTION

OF

CONTROLS

AND

JACKS

0n

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-Volume

Turn

this

knob

clockwise to

turn the

power

on

to

the unit. Further rotation

increases

the volume

during

playback.

When recording,

it

controls

the

recording

level.

Selector

l.

The

tape motion is

stopped

when the

Selector

is

in

the

Stop

position.

2. Turning

the Selector

counterclockwise

places

the

unit in Rewind

position.

3.

Turning

the

Selector

clockwise

frorn Stop

posi-

tion

places

the unit in

play.

4.

Turning

the

Selector

clockwise from

Play

posi-

tion

places

the

unit in Record.

Fast

Forward

Turn

Selector to Play

position

and

then

pull

the

Fast

Forward lever

toward the front

of the case

to

advance

the

tape

rapidly.

Tone

Control

Turn

this

control to the

right

to

increase

the

treble.

This control is

operative

only when

Selector

is

in

PIay

position.

Speaker Switch

When

the switch is in

the SP

position,

the

re-

corder

will

play

back through its

built-in

speakers.

When

the

switch

isin

the

EP

Ext.

position,

itwill

play

Page

2

back through an

external speaker

or

earphones.

Red

"R"

Button

Press down

on

the

rrRrr

button and turn

the

Selector

to

Record

to make

a

recording.

This

is

a

safety lockto

prevent

the

recorder

from

being

putinto

the

Reeord

position

and

erasing a

recording.

Sped

Change

To change

speed

from 7 I/

2

to 3 3/

4 ips,

re-

move head

cover

(4),

knurled

capstan screw

(93),

and

lift 7 L/

2

ips

capstan

(94)

off

and

ptace

on capstan

holder.

E.

P.

Jacks

Earphones

may

be

plugged

into

this

jack

for

monitoring

arecording

orfor listening

tothe

playback

of a

reeording.

"Ext.

"

0utput

Jack

This

jack

is

provided

for

ptaying

the

recorder

throughan

external

speaker,

radio,

orHi

Fi amplifier.

"Mic"

lnput

Jack

This

jack

is

used

when making

recordings

with

the microphone.

"Aux"

Radio-Phono

lnput

Jack

This

jack

is

used

when recording

from

a

radio,

phonograph,

or

TV.

OPERATI

NG

Threading the Tape

l. Place

areel

of tape onthe

left

hand

reel spindle

(26).

2.

Place

anempty

reelon the

righthand

reelspindle

(26).

3. Unwind

about

15"

of tape

from

the

reel. Ilold a

section taut and

insert it in

the tape

slot.

Make

sure the

dull-coated side faces the

rear of the

recorder.

4. Insert

the

free end of the tape

into

one of the

radial

slots

inthe right hand

spindle

reel. Turn

the

reel

several

turns counterclockwise

to

f

asten

the tape to the

reel

and to take

up all

slaek be-

tween

reels.

Microphone

Recording

l. Rotate the On-Off-Volume

control

clocktpise

to

turn

the

recorder on. Allow

suJfieient time

for

the tubes to

warm

up.

2.

Insert

t}re

microphone

plug

into the

"Mic"

jack.

3. Set the

speed f.or 3 3/

4

ot 1

I/

2

ips.

'

4.

Turn the

Selector to the

Record

position.

S.

Hold

the

microphone about 6 to

12 inches from

your

mouth and

speak in

a

normal

voice.

6. Adjust the

volume eontrol until the

record

indi-

eator

just

closes on the

loudest

passages.

NOTL

Correct

volume

level

on

recording

is

very

important. Too weak a signal

will

result in weak

playback

and

high back-

ground

noise. Toostrong asignal

willre-

sult in distortion

durlng

playback.

Recording from Radio,

Phonograph,

or TV

Connect the

patch

cord

supplied with tJ:e

re-

corder as follows:

l.

Connect thealligator clips

across the voice coil

terminals of the

radio,

phonograph,

or TV.

2.

Insert

ttre

patch

cord

plug

into the

"Aux"

jack.

3.

Proceed

as

deseribed under

"Microphone

Re-

cording".

Cartridge

Recording

l. Magnetic

Cartridge:

(a)

Connect

the output of the cartridgeto

a

pre-

amplifier.

(b)

Connectthe

preamplifier

outputto the

"Aux"

jack

of

the

recorder.

(c)

Proceed as

deseribed under

"Microphone

Recording".

2. Crystal

or

Ceramic

Cartridge:

I N STRUCTI

ON S

iack

of the

recorder.

(b)

Proceed as

described

under

"Microphone"

Recording".

Dual-Track

Recording

In Dual-Track Recording, only one-half

of the

tape

width

is

used

in

making a

recording. After tlte

first

recording is

completed,

remove

the

full

reel of

tape,

turn

it

over and

place

on

the supply

spindle.

Thread

the tape and

proceed

with

the

recording. The

tape

can be

played

back

in

the

same manner.

Reu'lind

To

rewind

the tape

at a rapid

speed,

turn

the

Selector

to

Revrind.

To

Play

a

Recording

l.

Thread

the tape as

described under

"Threading

the

Tape".

2.

Turn Selector

to the

PIay

position.

3.

Adjust thevolume to the

desired listening

level.

To

Erase

a Recording

Any

recording

on the tape

is automatically erased

before

anew one

is made when in

the

record

position.

To erase

a recording

without

putting

new material on

t}te

tape,

follow the normal

recording

procedure,

but

setthe volumecontrol tothe

full

counterclockwise

po-

sition.

Fast Forward

Tape can

be

advanced

rapidly

by

setting the

Selector

in Play

position

and

then

pull

the

"Fast"

for-

ward

lever

toward the

front of the

reeorder.

Remote Control Switch

The Remote

Control

Switch

plugs

into the

rear

of the

recorder.

By

setting

the

Selector in Play

posi-

tion,

the tape can

be

started and stopped any time by

depressing the button on the

Remote

Control

Switch.

To

Edit

and Splice Tape

NOTE:

It

is

impossible

to edit

and splice one

track of a two-track tape

without

affecting

the

otler. Recordings

to be edited

should

be

limited

to one

track tapes.

l. Tape

maybe edited

by

cutting outunwanted

por-

tions or by

joining

selection into another se-

quence.

Announcements can be

inserted be-

tween

selections,

etc. Unused tape

can be

spliced for

reuse.

2.

For

best

results,

cut tape at

a slight diagonal,

butt ends togetier

and fasten on the

glossy

side

with splicing

tape. Trim

off any excessive

width.

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Connect

the cartridge

leads

to the

'Aux"

Page 3

To

Remove

Recorder

from

Case

l.

Remove

all aceesgories

from

the

recorder.

2.

Remove

all control

knobs.

3. Remove

head

cover

(4).

4.

Remove

the four

panel

retaining

screws.

5. Lift

the

panel

(8)

off.

6.

Remove

four

screws

from

bottom of case-

Lift recorder

out of case.

Unplug the speaker

plug

from

the amplifier

chassis,

To

reassemble,

reverse

the foregoing

proced-

ure.

D

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SASSEMBLY

ADJUSTMENTS

'l

.

8.

9.

Record-Playback

Head

l.

Thread astandard

frequencytape

onthe record-

er'

2.

Adjust

thehead

mounting

screws

forthe angular

position

that

will

give

maximum

output

while

playing

a section

of the

tape with

more

than

?,000

cps.

3. Tighten

the mounting

screws.

Drive

ldler

I.

Fasten

a string

around

the oil cup ofdrive idler

(66).

2. Fasten

aspring

scale

to

the string

and measure

the force

necessary

to

pull

drive idler

(66)

away

from

the motor

pulley (?9)

and flywheel

of

cap-

stan

(95).

CLEAN ING

The record

head,

erase

head,

capstan,

pressure

roller,

and

tape

guides

should

be cleaned

occasionally

to remove

the

tape

residue

which

is worn

off the

tape

as it

passes

these

parts.

Use a

soft

cloth and alcohol

to

remove

the residue.

Clean the rubber

ti.red idler

wheels

and

belts

with

cleaning

fluid.

3. A force

of I I/

4

to L

b/ I

pounds

is required.

4.

To

obtain

this force,

bend

the metal lug

that

drive

idler

tension

spring

(?4)

is fastened

to.

Pressure

Roller

To

vary

the

pressure

of

the

pressure

roller,

pressure

roller

arm tension

spring

will have

to be

adjusted

by varying

the

gap

between

the

coils of the

spring.

The

pressure

shou.Ld

be from

2

5/

B

to I 3/

g

pounds.

Takeup

Torque

The

takeup

torque

is

adjusted

by varying

f riction

spring

(33).

It

should

be adjusted

sothe

upper limitis

between l.

3

-

2.

I

oz. inches.

LUBRICATION

AII

rotating parts

areprovided

wi.th

oilite

bear-

ings

and are lubricated

before

leaving

the

factory.

Under

normal

use,

no lubrication

is

required

for a

long

period

of time.

When lubrlcation

is

necessary,

use sewing machine

oil sparingly.

When lubricating

the

flywheel, remove

the cap-

stan screw

and inject 4

or

5

drops

of sewing

oil.

TROUBLE

CHART

Symptom

Ca

use

Remedy

Weak

output.

l.

2.

3.

Record-playback

head

(f07)

not

properly

aligned.

Pressure

pad (126)

not

contact-

ing

the head

properly.

Record-playback

head

(10?)

de-

fective.

l.

See

"Head

Adjustment".

2. U

pressure

padis

worn, replace.

If spring

(125)

is

broken, re-

place.

3.

Replace.

No

takeup reel

drive

in"Re-

cord"

or

"Play"

position.

Iy.

Takeup

drive

belt

(35)

broken.

Brake

assembly

(aa)

does

not

open.

Coupling

between

takeup

drive

puuey

(34)

and

takeup

hub

(30)

too loose.

Takeup hub

(30)

or

takeup drive

pulley (34)

does

not rotate

free-

I.

Replace.

2.

Adjustorreplace

brakeassembly

(44).

3. Adjust

friction disc

(32).

4. Lubricate

with sewing

machine

oil.

1.

2.

3.

4.

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Symptom Cause

Remedy

Incomplete

or

no erase.

Erase

head(124)is

not

properly

aligned.

Erase

head

(124)

defective.

Defective

erase head

circuit.

Adjust

the

erase head.

Replace

Check circuit

components.

l.

2.

3.

l.

2.

3.

Runs

slow in

fast forward

position.

Fast

forward

roller(21),

takeup

hub

(30),

or rewind

hub

(48)

dirty.

Tape

guide posts

dirty.

Contact

between fast

forward

roller

(21)

and

takeup hub

(30)

or takeup drive

pulley (34)

not

sufficient.

Remove

these

parts,

clean, lub-

ricate,

and

reassemble.

Clean

posts

with

a soft

cloth and

alcohol.

Clean all

contacting surfaces

or

adjust so

they make

proper

con-

tact.

t.

2.

3.

2.

3.

Wow

or Flutter.

Play-record head

(10?),

erase

head

(124),

pressure

pads (126)

and

(129),

or tape

guide

post

(109)

dirty.

Motor

pulley (?9),

drive idler

wheel

(66),

capstan flywheel

(95),

or

pressure

roller

(90)

coated

with

foreign

matter.

Capstan

screw loose.

Rotating

parts

bindi.ng.

Drive

idler

wheel

(66)

or

pres-

sure roller

(90)

has flat spots

formed

on them.

Tape dirty.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

l.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

1. Clean theseparts

withasoftcloth

and alcohol.

Clean

the

surface

of these

parts

with

a cloth

dampened

with

alco-

hol.

Tighten

screw.

Clean any binding rotating

parts

and

lubricate

Repiace

drive

idler wheel

(66)

or

pressure

roller

(90).

Replace

the

tape.

Motor

(82)

will not run.

l.

2.

Motor

(82)

defective.

Loose

connection.

Replace

motor

(82).

Check motor leads

for

cold

solder

joints.

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Takeup hub

(30)

binds in re-

wind

position.

l.

Coupling is

too

close

between

takeup

drive puJ.ley (34)

and

takeup hub

(30).

l.

See

f

'Takeup

Torque

Adjustment"

No drive

in rewind

position.

Rewind

drive

belt

(49)

broken.

Spring

(120)

broken

or discon-

neeted.

Foreigrr matter

on capstan

fly-

wheel

(95)

and rewind

drive

pulley (i04).

Rewind

drive

pulley

(104)

or

rewind

hub

(48)

binding.

Replace

rewind

drive

belt

(49).

Replace

or

reconnect

spring

(120).

Clean with

alcohol.

4. Lubricate

with sewlng

machine

oil.

1.

2.

3.

l.

2.

3.

4.

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Brake Pad

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Brake

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