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Dear Sirs,
Thank you for the fast support, the manual does provide all necessary information to repair the radio. All schematics are in a good quality for reading.
The manual fits 100% to my requirements as a technican.
Kind regards Thomas
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the big video recorder format s-vhs many features delicate in loading system of the cassette. Such machines are no longer manufactured, it would be too expensive.
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THIS MANUAL IS VERY GOOD AND VERY CLEAR
PLEASE NOTE IT DOES NOT CONTAIN THE SETUP INFORMATION TO ALIGHN THE GEARS IN THE CD MECH IT DOES SHOW ALL THE PARTS AND THEIR LOCATIONS .
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Complete service and operation manual. All schematics are there, all circuit boards AND add-on boards. Including exploded views ,component names and specifications. Also electrical and mechanical adjustment procedures are in this manual. This manual also covers the more advanced BR-S811E unit. Scan quality is fair and usable.
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High quality scan of original Service Manual. Everything´s fine!
Setting Up Your VAIO MicroTower
9
Connecting the Phone Line and Phone
You need to connect a phone line to take advantage of online services, the Internet, and faxing. To use Sony Online Support (SOS), you must also connect a phone.
In order to register your Sony VAIO MicroTower, register your software online, and use Sony
Online Support, you must connect your computer to a phone line. Also, you must register your computer to receive the extended warranty.
There are two phone jacks on the back panel. Follow these steps to connect your phone line and phone.
The location of the Line and Telephone jacks on your computer may vary from those shown in
the illustration .
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Unplug your phone from the wall jack and plug it into the TELEPHONE jack on the computer. Plug one end of the phone cable that came with your system into the LINE jack and the other end into the wall jack.
Your computer does not work with party lines, cannot be connected to a coin-operated
telephone, and may not work with multiple phone lines or a private branch exchange (PBX).
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