
TAPE -SLIDE
-1aCl
ó
Z
previously
explained.
R2
knits
the
current
through the
gate circuit
of SCRI
to a
safe
value. C4 is the
filter capacitor.
The output
of the
oscillator
is also
fed
to
the stereo
-recorder
input
(from
J3)
and
it is
recorded
as the
sync signal
on
the
control
channel
of
the
tape.
The commentary
is
recorded in
the
usual
manner
on the
other
channel
of the
tape
at
the same
time.
During playback
the
output
of the
control
channel
of
the
recorder
is
connected
(via
J2) to
the
input
of
the
second
stage
of the
audio
amplifier
where it
is amplified,
recti-
fied
by
DI
and
applied
to the gate
of SCRI
-the
solid
-state
switch
powers
the
slide
-
changer
motor.
Microphone
Sync.
A small
crystal
micro-
phone can
be
plugged
into
J1 and
when
the
word "change"
is spoken
into
the
mike
there
is adequate
amplification
to
operate
the
slide
changer
mechanism
and
record
a
sync
signal
on
the
control
channel
of the
tape.
Tape
Deck.
If
only
a
stereo
tape
deck
(without power
amplifier)
is
available,
there
is ample
amplification
for
both
recording
and playback
of the
sync
signal
on
the
con-
trol channel
using
either
the
microphone
or
SI.
On
playback,
the
output
of the
tape
-
deck
preamp
(which
contains
the
sync
sig-
nal)
should
be
connected
to J1
for
the
necessary
amplification.
During
recording
the sync
signal
from
jack
J3
is connected
Inside
view
of
the
Tape
-Slide
Synchronizer
shows
most
of
circuitry
is
contained
on
circuit
boards
mounted
vertically
on
skirts
of
metal
chassis
box.
Ready -made
plate
covers
bottom
when
finished.
80
This
ver.,
on
of
Tape -Slide Synchronizer
has
top
-of-
the -cabinet
lettering
facing
operator.
Cables come out
of unit
on
the
side
of
cabinet away
from
the operator.
lu
ihc input rO
the
tape -deck preamp.
Using
Stereo
Recorder.
Extremely
smooth
operation
has been
obtained using
the
Tape -Slide
Synchronizer
with a
Wollen-
sak
T 1580 stereo
recorder.
With this
re-
corder
the
sync
signal can
be taken
off at
J2
(instead
of 13)
and
applied
to the
input
of the
control
channel
to record
the
sync
signal.
On playback
the
output
of
the
con-
trol
channel
can
he
taken
from
the external
speaker jack
and
fed to
J2
where it is ampli-
fied and
operates
the solid -state
switch.
With this
setup,
output
jack J3
is never
used
and
the
recorder
cable
need
not
he
changed
from J3
to J2
(in
the
Tape -Slide
Synchronizer)
when going from
record
to
playback.
(Continued
on page
118)
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