Editing Atari 1010 (section)

== Versions ==

Atari built two versions with different mechanisms and boards. Its field service manual calls them the 1010S and the 1010C.<ref name="fsm">Atari, Inc., ''1010 Cassette Recorder Field Service Manual'', FD100223 Rev. 02, September 1983. Introduction (p. v); theory of operation (pp. 1-1 to 1-3); testing and troubleshooting (pp. 3-1 to 3-12); diagnostic flowcharts (section 4); symptom checklists (pp. 5-1 and 5-2); parts lists (pp. 6-1 and 6-2). Hosted here as [[:File:Atari 1010 Cassette Recorder Field Service Manual FD100223 Rev 02.pdf]].</ref>

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|+'''Telling the two 1010 versions apart (FD100223)'''
! !! 1010S !! 1010C
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| Mechanism maker || Sanyo || Chelco
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| FCC ID prefix (on the base) || BPA99H-1010 || BPA7YJ-1010
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| Button order, left to right || PAUSE before STOP/EJ || STOP/EJ before PAUSE
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| Sticker inside the cassette bay || Orange || Silver
|-
| Data circuit || LA3160 (IC1) and MB3614 (IC2) || LM324 quad op-amp (A100) and discrete transistors
|}

The FCC prefixes, button order and data circuits are from Atari's manual;<ref name="fsm" /> the sticker colours are from Wikipedia;<ref name="wp">Wikipedia, "Atari Program Recorder", section "1010". [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Program_Recorder en.wikipedia.org]. Used for history and the bay sticker colours.</ref> the makers' names are from the FAQ.<ref name="faq" /> Owners on AtariAge describe the Sanyo version as Japanese-built and the Chelco version as built in Hong Kong.<ref name="aa226758">"Atari 1010 belt sizes - drive and counter - anyone?", AtariAge Forums, Atari 8-Bit Computers, thread started by TheRealAnubis, 21 June 2014, replies by russg and mike.2000 (29 November 2018). [https://forums.atariage.com/topic/226758-atari-1010-belt-sizes-drive-and-counter-anyone/ forums.atariage.com]. Community repair report.</ref>