File:Magnet Driver Plugs (25219001508).jpg
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These are the 3 connectors from the base board to the magnet driver. The black one carries rthe 2 head signals; the red one the signal for the track 4 head (for use with an external silde synchroniser) and the erase head drive; the grey one the actual signals to drive the pinch roller solenoids. Each plug has a black plastic cover (fitted to the red pulg and shown next to the grey plug here) that is slid on and then retained with a strip of adhesive tape. |
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| Author | tony_duell |
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