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design
either
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type tubes.
and
construction.
3 3/4
or 7
Electric
L/2
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Ekotape Recorder
Both
are twin-track,
per-second.
the
two models. Both
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INFORMATION
Both
CONTROL
TONE
ON-OFF
1
Models
205 and 206
two speed-models,
models
models use
porta.ble.
are
class A
SWITCH
*€aN*oFF
SPEAKER
MECHANISM
CONTROL
KNOB
are
essentiallyalike
operabing
The
amplification
accesiories
SWITCH
EXTERI.IAL
SFg.AKER
JACK
AC
LINE
CORD
RECEP1ECLC
RECORS
INNICATCIR
at tape
with the
in basic
speeds
same
are
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The Ekotape
tape. This allows
Two half
The main
Model205
volts at
CAUTION:
HOWARD
programs
-hour
difference
operateson
50 cycles
Severe
Check
l^f.
is designed
two full,
117 voltsat
per
second.
damage
to
one hour
may be recorded
between
may result
serial nameplate
fhis molerial
SAIYI
5
& CO., INC.,
DATE
record
programs
Models
cycleper
60
and
on
205
if
proper
for
Manufactured
Webster
Copyright 1954
Electric
Racine,
compiled
I-54
playback
to be
a 7"
reel at the
and
206 lies in
second,
connection
current and
by:
Company
Wisconsin
ond
.
All Rights Reserved
two
tracks
recorded
while the Model
is
made
published
of sound
on a
1/2"
?
power
the
to a
voltage
by
?" reel
direct
INDIANAPOLIS,
on a standard
at the
speed,
input
206operiles
current
application.
3 3/4"
reel
speed.
application.
on lts/230
(DC)
INDIANA
sET
228
of
The
line.
TOTDER 8
Figure
2
CONVERTING
Model
206 employs a
primary
with a
Thismodel is
vert from 230
Iows:
Remove
nals,
as
jumper
a
minal
with a
green
with
a
making
plate
erence.
change
in the cover
Preparing
1. Insert
on
the right
2.
ceptacle
3.
ply"
spindle
wind
in a clockwise direction.
NOTE:
TheEkotape
tapped
shippedfor
bo
the
shown on the schematic diagram,
wire from terminal with a
red iead.
lead
of
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The
Ekotape
the AC
side
Plug t
h e
proper
of the
Place a reel
(9)
in a manner
tape, i. e.
inward
"B"
will
playback
on the
(coated
be made at a very low
MODEL 206
VOLT OPERATION
power
large
for selection
115
short between
to terminal
voltage
230 volt
volt operation,
the two center termi-
Solder a
jumper
with a white
operation, mark
of the carrying
For
Recording-
power
the
of
AC
cord into
rating.
of tapeon
isdesigned
duII magnetic
the
reel. If
sidefacing
will be almost
cord
cabinet.
a convenient wall re-
the
so that t h e
touse Type
t h e tape used i s Type
outward)
inaudible.
FOR 115
transformer,
115
of
operation.
black
230
or
proceed
and
lead
To
as
to ter-
from terminal
lead. After
the
for
case
into the
sound level and
future
receptacle
ieft
hand or
tape
"A"wound
coated side
recording
the
wiII un-
volts
con-
fol-
solder
name-
ref-
"sup-
faces
the
4. Place
"take-up"
spindle.
5. Unwind
holding a section of tape
.
sert the
coated
tape
side of the
6. Insert the free
hub
of the
"take-up"
radial
three
sition, turn
is
the lape
up between
To Make A Recording-
secured
1. After
threaded, turn the
position.
2. Turnthe
wa.rd".
Turn
3.
the
"Record"
NOTE: The
in
the
anism control knob
sition.
4.
Turn the
incoming signal causes
flicker occasionally.
on
tape.
the
an empty reel
approximately 10"
straight with both hands,
in the
tape slot making sure the dull
tape faces the front
end of the tape through to the
reel,
f or cing it into
slots. While holding
reel
the
reels.
several turns
to the
recording
the
r
e e
tape
"On-Off-Tone"
mechanismcontrol
the
"Record-Listen"
position.
"Record-Listen"
"Record"
"Volume"
selector
position
(2)
control clockwise
the
A
recording is now being
on the
I
right
tape and, while
of
of the
bhe tape in this
(clockwise)
and aII
has
slack
been
control
knob(2)
selector
knob
only when the
in
is
the
"Forward"
"Record
hand or
in-
recorder.
one of the
po-
until
is
baken
properly
to the
"On"
to"For-
knob
stay
will
mech-
po-
until
Indicator" to
the
made
to
Page
2
To
Record
1. Insert
jack,
located
2. Followthe
Make
"To
3. Best results
phone
is kept
walls
in the recording
sounds as
NOTE:
To
Television
The rrricrophone
feet
ing unless
position.
Record Frorrr
From Microphone-
the microphone
on the left side
instructions
A Recording".
closer to
they rebound
away
Receiver-
wi. ll
the source
area to
off the walls.
from
the
Radio
should
the loudspeakerduringrecord-
"Speaker"
Or
plug
into the
of the
under
be obtained
panel.
top
the
if the
of sound thari to any
prevent
kept
be
controlknob
"Mic.
heading of,
micro-
echos of
at least three
is in
the
"Off"
properly
cording
"
ing".
NOTE: Since it
"track"
which
track only.
To
A Recording-
PIay
1.
mechanism control knob
2. Adjust
suit.
3. Besure
right
the
on
sition.
thread the tape,
described
as
is impossible
withoutaffecting
are to be edited
With the
the
side
tape
thespeaker
of the top
under
properly
(2)
to the
"Volume"
and continue
Make A Record
"To
to edit and
the other, recordings
should be limited
splice
threaded,
"Forward"
and
"Tone"
"On-Off"
panel,
controls
switch, Iocated
is in
the
your
re-
one
to
one
turn the
position
po-
"On"
-
-
.
to
Recordings
vision receiver
Ioudspeaker;
be
satisfactory
the mierophone
the
byuse
SS4??A).
A
tape.
superior
of Radio
Connect attachment
1.
Connect the
terminals
2.
Insert
jack
input
3. Set
the
playing,
described
To
Record From
L.
Attachment
graph
Phono"
under
NOTE:
Connect the atligator
to the
and then
jack.
Make A Recording".
"To
Shoulda
tions, reverse
leads.
To
Rewind-
be m a.d
can
placing
by
however, this type
as other
which as a
quality
Attachment accessory
Cord
cord clips across the voice
radio
on the
the cord
located
radio
then
operate the Ekotapecontrols
under
"To
Phonograph-
e from a
the microphone near the
sounds
result
recording
cord as foilows:
or television
piug
on the left
into the
or televislon
Make A
clips
ends of the
insert the
Proceed
hum develope
pickup
r d
c o
wlththe recordingasdescribed
from
the
cord clips
radio
or tele-
of recording may not
may be
rrlay be recorded
side of the
plug
picked
can
"Phono-Radio"
receiver for
Recording".
of the Radio Cord
leads
of the
into
the above connec-
on the
be
(Part
speaker.
panel
top
phono-
the
"Radio-
pickup
up by
made.
No.
coil
soft
on
as
Fast Forward-
If it is desired
atape ina
endof
(2)
knob
Forward"
15
per
therefore obtained with
.
to the
timesnormaliisteningspeedof
second. The most rapid
All
head assembly,
the
Iever assembiies
(51),
pinch
(18),
pressure
moval of unit from
1. To remove
the head remove
two
knob
toward
and
2.
one attaching
few seconds,
Forward"
"Fast
position
REMOVING
service
roller
the tape moves
the speed control
UNIT FROM CASE
work with the
adjustment
(45
& 54), remote
and Iever
padassembly (28),
the carrying
the
all
screws Iocated
(2).
Move
the front
off.
To remove
back cover
of the un i t and lift
record
screw
reach
to
a recording
near the
turn rrrechanismcontrol
position.
ahead approximately
3 3/4or ? 1/2inches
fast f
exception of
or replacement
assembli.es
will
case.
back cover
control knobs, and remove
under mechanism
(5)
In the
orward speed is
set at 7 L/2
lever
(5)
about 1,/16 inch
of brake
assembly
(22), (23)
not require
for cleaning of
straight up
cover
(?),
head
and lift
off.
"Fast
cieaning
and
re-
control
remove
.
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Turn
clockwise
winding
(2)
knob
to
a complete
knob
to any
Twin
Track
Models
record
one
on approximately
time.
1. To record
lift
turn it
2. Place
the mechanism
into
is
into
the
completed
position
"Stop"
stop before moving
other function.
Operation-
205 and 206
the full reel
a
over, and
the empty reel
"Rewind"
control knob
move the
and
are twin-track
half
second
from
place
(2)
position.
mechanism control
allow
the tape to come
the
mechanism control
counter-
When the re-
units, which
width
the
piogram
the right
of
tape at
the
on the same
hand spindle,
itonthelefthandspindle.
right
on the
hand spindle
tape
3. For removal
follow the
screws
on
Lift panel
4.
Toremove
paragraph
remove
top
detaching
pletely
,
two screws loca.ted
panel.
free unit.
of the top
above instructions
panel
a nd
straight up and off.
recorderfrom
1, 2
and 3, detach
Carefully lift
speaker
plug
5. When reassembling
procedure; plug
above
amplifier.
;
moving
Be sure the speaker leads
parts
before lowering into
panel
assembly
two under back cover
and remove seven
carryingcase,
AC line
the
on each
unit straight
from amplifier
unit, reverse
the
the speaker
plug
place.
(13),
(5)
omit
cord,
side of the
up and out
t o
com-
the
into the
all
clear
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NOTE:
TR,OUBLES
And
Arrrpiifier
1.
{liiec}r
fuse
2.
Cliech
to see
S"
Damaged
(a)
Repair
4. Damaged
(a)
Replace
1.
Dirty
head.
(a)
Check
dirty.
The
accumulation
is worn
This
should
may
cause faint
Wipe
off the
gurfaces
is
caked
dry
cloth,
carbon
Do
solvent
2.
Over
(a)
tant.
the recordlevel
sult
noise.
dicator
tetrachloride.
not
use
on the
recorded
Correct
Too
in
weak
Too
to
distortion
AND
REMEDIES
Do Not
to
power
see if it
power
if
cord.
Operate
or replace.
"On-Off-Tone"
tone
control and
the record
head
recording
of
off
tape
the tape
periodically
be
as
recordings
record
carefully
or hard
dampen
a brush
head surfaces.
and
with a
and
will
the
or excessive
or under
recording
weak
a signal,
indicator
playback
strong
g
I
during
a signal,
o
w continuously,
playback.
has
blown.
is reaching
control
switch
(90)
head
coating
cloth
volume
and
t o see if
is
residue,
passes
it
removed
poor
and
e r a
s e
clean
not
come
slightly
recorded
is
which does
to
flicker,
high
causing
recorder.
switch.
assembly.
subject
to
which
the head.
since
playback
head
contact
cloth.
If dirt
off with
amount
tape.
very impor-
not
cause
will re-
background
the in-
will result
it
an
with
of
in
Figure
is
it
.
a
3
3.
4.
Pacl And
5"
Erasing
1. Dirt
2.
3.
4.
See
"Pressure
Failure
1.
2.
3.
Arr.plifier
Worn
Lever
Pressure
(a)
fn'.e
should
holding
head.
padspring
Incomplete
(a)
Clean
trouble.
dirty
or
Adjustments".
pad
pne
s sure
pressure
appiy
the tape
If
this
(29);
Or
on face
of
with
ride.
Oscillator
(a)
Check
coil
erase
tube voltmeter.
of approximately
Defective
(a)
Check
erase
erase
Pressurepads
Pad And
To Record-
Record
(a)
Insufficient
(a)
head
There
100
Dirt
(a)
coil
Replace
Check
w ith
should
volts.
on face
Clean
with soft
open.
play-record
bias
bia.s
an
of
ride.
pressure
(29)
spring
pad
against
f i r m
is not
true,
if loose
No
Erase-
play-record
soft cloth
assembly
voltage
There
45
volts.
coil
in head.
head
continuity.
worn
ornot
Lever
Adjustments".
voltage.
voltage
AC
vacuum
b
e a reading
play-record
cloth
pad.
See
"Pressure
loose
or
lever
against
check
or missing,
and carbon
or tube not
w i t h
should
missing.
assembty
the tape,
the recording
pressure
the
replace.
head.
tebrachlo-
operating.
an AC vacuum
b e a reading
properlyadjusted.
(30).
head
across
play-record
tube voltmeter.
of approximately
head.
and
carbon tetrachlo-
(28)
thus
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