Device for the programmed control of operative sequences, in par

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Record transport with head stationary during transducing – Tape record

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242197, 360 71, 360 93, G11B 1526, G11B 2304

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043374891

ABSTRACT:
Device for the programmed control of the operative sequences for a cassette-type tape recorder having a tape transport mechanism moved by a motor and a support for the magnetic heads and for the pressure roller, which device comprises: a shaft which can be rotatably moved in a predetermined direction by a wheelwork connected to said motor; a spring which tends to cause the rotation of said shaft in the opposite direction; first, second, third and fourth control means disposed on said shaft; means of introduction and expulsion of the cassette sensible to said first control means; means for lowering and for raising the cassette sensible to said second control means; approach and removal means to and from the cassette of the support for the magnetic heads and the pressure roller, sensible to said third control means; and engagement and disengagement means for the wheelwork, sensible to said fourth control means.

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