Cassette tape transport with adjustable head
AssigneeIng. C. Olivetti & C., S.p.A.
InventorsGiuseppe Bettini, Carlo Romano
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AssigneeIng. C. Olivetti & C., S.p.A.
InventorsGiuseppe Bettini, Carlo Romano
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This apparatus is used for recording and/or playing back a magnetic tape contained in a cassette provided with a hole for receiving a capstan roller and edge apertures for receiving a pressure roller adapted to press the tape against the capstan roller and a recording and/or reading head. The pressure roller is rotatably mounted between two parallel support levers which are pivotally mounted on the base about the same pivotal axis. A third lever pivoted about the said axis is coupled to the support levers by a lost motion coupling allowing limited relative pivotal mouvement between the support levers on the one hand and the third lever on the other hand. This apparatus further comprises a single actuation member which is movably mounted on the base to move the third lever to a position in which the pressure roller is moved into its position of engagement.
In a cassette tape transport receptive of a tape cassette and of the type having a read/record head, an actuating plate carrying said head and means mounting said actuating plate for movement into and out of an operating position wherein said head is brought into engagement with a run of tape in the cassette, means mounting said head on said actuating plate for universal adjustment with respect to the run of tape comprising;
In a cassette tape transport receptive of a tape cassette and of the type having a read/record head, an actuating plate carrying said head and having an aperture therein and means mounting said actuating plate for movement into and out of an operating position wherein said head is brought into engagement with a run of tape in the cassette, means mounting said head on said actuating plate for universal adjustment with respect to the run of tape comprising;
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