E N O N Hi-Fi AV Surround Ampiifier SERVICE MANUAL MODEL AVC-2000 AV SURROUND AMPLIFIER CONTENTS (OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS _ 2-29 BLOCK DIAGRAM 90,31 WIRE ARRANGEMENT 32 DISASSEMBLY 33 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS — ‘i 34 ~ 96 ADJUSTMENT 4 36,37 ‘SEMICONDUCTORS o 38-43 PRINTED WIRING BOARD feos cece 44-47 PRINTED WIRING BOARD PARTS LIST aon 48-51 EXPLODED VIEW OF CHASSIS AND CABINET 82 PARTS LIST OF EXPLODED VIEW . 53 WIRING DIAGRAM ......2.-.+ S : 54 ‘SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM sees 5 co 95~ 58 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT ..... fon ve 59 ~ G2 KEYBOARD —— 59 (PLODED View eet ee © PARTS LIST et ‘SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM : ee MULTI-VOLTAGE VERSION 68 NIPPON COLUMBIA CO. LTD.mee AVC-2000 RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICE- ABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltge” within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the | user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. CAUTION TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT USE THIS (POLA. RIZED) PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE FULLY IN- 'SERTED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE, ATTENTION POUR PREVENIR LES CHOCS ELECTRIQUES NE PAS UTIL SER CETTE FICHE POLARISEE AVEC UN PROLONGATEUR UNE PRISE DE COURANT OU UNE AUTRE SORTIE DE COU: RANT, SAUF SI-LES LAMES PEUVENT ETRE INSEREES A FOND SANS EN LAISSER AUCUNE PARTIE A DECOUVERT. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1. Read Instructions ~ All the safety and operating in- GA. An appliance and structions should be read before the appliance is ‘cart combination operated. should be moved with care. Quick 2. Retain Instructions ~ The safety and operating in- structions should be retained for future reference. 3. Heed Warnings ~ All warnings on the appliance and in the operating instructions should be adhered to, 4, Follow instructions ~ All operating and use instruc- tions should be followed. 5. Water and Moisture ~ The appliance should not be used near water ~ for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet base ment, or near a swimming pool, and the lke. 6. Carts and Stands ~ The appliance should be used ‘only with a cart or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer. stops, excessive force, and uneven surfeces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn, Wall or Ceiling Mounting - The appliance should be mounted to @ wall or ceiling only as recom- mended by the manufacturer. Ventilation - The appliance should be situated so that its location or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation. For example, the appliance ‘should not-be situated on a bed, sofa, rug, or simi- lar surface that may block the ventilation openings: (or, placed in a built-in installation, such as a book- case or cabinet that may impede the flow of air through the ventilation openings. Heat ~ The appliance should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other appliances (including amplifiers) that produce heat.ES A 200 Ma 10. Power Sources - The appliance should be_con- and supporting structure, grounding ofthe teadin nected t0.2 power supply oniy of tho type wrire to an antenna discharge unt sizeof ground- Eeribed in the operating instructions oF morked ing conductors, loeation of antenna-dlacharge unt, onthe applionce connection t0 grounding electrodes, ond require. ments forthe grouning electrode. See Figure A 11. Grounding or Polarization ~ The precautions that Should be saten‘zo\thot ho gtounaing or poloraas 17. Nonuse Periods ~The power cord ofthe appliance tion means ofan appliance isnot defeated Should be unplugged from the outlet when Taft une ned for’ ln potiod of time 12. Power-Cord Protection ~ Powersupply cords Endutd be routed so thet they are not Mkly to be 18. Object and Liquid Enty ~ Care should be taken so walked on or pinched by ‘tems placed upon oF that objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled Spainst them, paying parcular attention to cords into the enclosure through openings. a plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point PI Reel tents Point 49. Damage Reauiting Service - The appliance should be serviced By qualified service personne when: 13. Protective Atachment Plug - The appliance is ‘A. The power-supply cord of the plug hos been Crean wittan resehment plug havibe cveroad Pesta rat orhee aU eed protection. This fs. safety feature. See Instruction Botaal Yor replacement or sesoting ef protective B. Objects have fallen, or qu has been spied device. If replacement of the plug is required, be into the appliance; or Sure te service technician has used a replacement or plug specified by the manufacturer that has the eran eee eee eee Eame overload protection asthe orginal plug D. The appliance does not appear to operate nor. maly or exhibits © marked” change in. perirm- 14, Cleaning - The appliance should be cleaned only ance: oF ee E. The appliance has been dropped, or the enclo- 15. Power Lines ~ An outdoor antenna should be fo: sure damaged Seeeas denne 20. Servicing ~ The user should not attempt to service 16. Outdoor Antenna Grounding ~ Hf an outside anten- the appliance Beyond that described In the operat na is connected to the receiver, be sure the anten- ing instructions. All other servicing should be refer- na system is grounded so as to provide some pro- red to qualified service personnel. Teuton against voltage surges and built up static Charges, Section 810 of the National. Electrical Coder ANSINFPA No. 70-1984, provides informa: tion with respect to proper grounding ofthe mast Manse ‘SPUN Se sea * ne, 0AM, 2m cpp, N80 a ao eae se tim ANS moe rerensenretsnoiome SS eS] Tescaer Scouse an eet han No.8 AWG (133 m0)VG Ss © Read this manual carefully to ensure that you take full advantage of all the features of this amplifier. Keep the manual in a safe place for future reference. ‘¢ Be sure to check that the date of purchase and the store’s name of purchase have been filled in properly on the warranty issued at your store of purchase. — CONTENTS — Before Using Cautions on Installation Connections .. Part Names and Functions Video Enhancer # Video enhancer Superimpose Function .. Operation Preparations for playback ‘ Playback of program sources 1 and 2 # Recording program sources and copying tapes ¢Resorin vdeo program sources and copying videos Simultaneous recording .. ‘@ Monitoring the recording ... ¢ Independent recording of program sources and independent tape copying @ Independent recording of video program sources and independent video tape copying Remote Control Unit .. Troubleshooting Specifications Cautions on Usage .. [3] lid Check that the following parts are included in the package aside from the main unit © Operating instructions ae @Remote control unit (RC-120) @SUM-3 batteries .... @ Indication plates [7] berore usinc Read the following cautions carefully before using the amplifier: ¢ Moving the sot Be sure to unplug the power cord and disconnect other cords connecting the amplifier to other audio units before moving the amplifier to pre- vent damaging or short-circuiting the cords. © Before tuning on the power switch Check again to make sure that all connections are ‘¢ MULTI-VOLTAGE MODEL ONLY 16 ”7 18 on 18 18 18 19 19 1 a 4 2 correct and that there are no problems with the connection cords. Be sure to turn the power OFF. (am ) before disconnecting or connecting cords, ‘© Retain the operating instructions After reading this manual, store it in a safe place. © The illustrations used in this manual may differ somewhat from the actual amplifier. fe . Setting the line voltage The customer can set the two VOLTAGE SELECTORS on the back panel for appropriate line voltage by using a serewdriver. Do not use excessive force in setting the VOLTAGE SELECTOR KNOB ~ you may damage it. lf the VOLTAGE SELECTOR KNOB does not turn smoothly, call ‘qualified service personnel Be sure to set both voltage selectors to the same position.Bl CAUTIONS ON INSTALLATION Using this amplifier or digital equipment containing microprocessors simultaneously with a tuner or TV may result in noise in the sound or picture. If this should happen, take the following steps: © Install the amplifier as far as possible from the tuner or TV set. ‘¢ Keep the tuner or television antenna wires as far as possible from the amplifier’s power cord and connection cords. © This problem is especially frequent when using indoor antennas or 300 ohm feeder wires. We recommend using outdoor antennas and 75 ohm coaxial cables. EJ] connections [Speaker Connections! © With this amplifier, a total of seven speakers can be connected, including two sets of front speakers (Aand B), one set of rear speakers, and one center speaker. «Be sure thatthe polarities of the spesker terminals are matched (@) with @, ©) with ©). Ifnot, the antral sound wil be weak; the definition of the Various instruments unclear, and tho sense. of direction of the store effect lost. AVC-2000 [ote on Stacking ] ‘Ave-2000 TY crris Machine) For cooling purposes, do not place a tuner or other AV component directly on top of the amplifier. Be sure to leave a space of at least 10cm. © When connecting, take care that no wires from the speaker cord come into contact with adjacent terminals, with other speaker cord wires, or with the back panel ©Peel off the skin from the tip of the cord. @Twist the core wires. @Turn the speaker terminal counterclockwise to loosen it. @nsert the core wires completely and turn clock- wise to tighten. Connecting the speaker A terminals Either twist the core wires well ‘Turn elacKiviee to tighten then Insert the banana plug, Connecting the speaker B or rear speaker terminals Either twist the core wires ‘well oF terminate the cord, >) Connecting the center speaker terminals Ether wist the core wires well fr terminate the cor > \mes AVC-2000 Turntable (MM cartridge) Connecting a CO player tpn pg cords to connect the CO player's nalog” stput joke to the CD Jocks. © player Connecting a tuner se pin plug cords to connect he tuner's output Jacks to! the TUNER jacks, Tuner ‘Audio Section Connecting a turntable Insert the turntable's output cord into the ampli. fler’s PHONO Jack, the L plug into the left (1 Jack, the R plug into the ie turntable seated with 9 ground cord, gpnnect ifthe GND termina ithumming is produced when the ground cord 's connected, disconnect it ol ourpuT AUX jacks ‘The auxiliary jacks have the same electrical performance af the CD and TAPE PB jacks, and an be used to connect a second CD playet or 3 tape deck for playback. Use pin plug cords to onnect the audio unit's output jacks to the ‘mpliie’s AUX jacks Gar Sa] esses 500 control jack CY jack terminal tasserte decks here, ing ar arp ther PRE OUT jacks Use these jacks when us- romain oF a Separate Sampler Monaural si als are output in parallel fo the center speaker Connecting the tape remote Connect the remote contra! fable included with OENON 9009000 SSS ang DAT for recording and playback TaRTT OCS] Ee 3 = os iN ee la a = = fee urn eur Pur Connecting a DAT (Digital Audio Tape recorder) Connections for recording to connect the DATs analog Use pin plug cords cording input jacks (LINE IN or REC) to the amplfier’s TAPE IEC jacks. Connections for playback: Use pin plug cords to connect the DA ' analog playback output jacks (CINE OUT of PS) to the ampifiers TAPE PS Jacks. Connecting tape decks ‘There are three cots of TAPE jacks, allowing connection of three tape decks for simultaneous fecording and tape copying. Connections for recording’ Connect the tape input jacks (LINE IN or REC) to the amplifies REC jacks using pin plug cords. Connections for playback: Connect the tape } to increase the volume, counterclockwise () to de- crease it. AUDIO Input selector buttons ‘* PHONO: Press this button to use the turn- table connected to the PHONO jacks. *cD Press this button to use the CD player connected to the CD jacks. ‘® TUNER: Press this button to use the tuner connected to the TUNER jacks. © AUX: Press this button to use the com- ponent connected to the AUX jacks. © DAT/TAPE-1: Press this button to use the DAT or tape deck connected to the DAT/ TAPE-1 jacks. © DAT/TAPE-2: Press this button to use the DAT or tape deck connected to the DAT/ TAPE-2 jacks. © DAT/TAPE-3: Press this button to use the DAT or tape deck connected to the DAT/ TAPE-3 jacks. ‘¢ DAT/TAPE MONITOR: Press this button to use the DAT or tape deck connected to the DAT/ TAPE-1, 2 or 3 jacks. The DAT or tape deck will only function when this button is on (when the LED is iit), Video input selector buttons These button select the input signals and switch the video signals. DBS Press this button to use the DBS. (8S): (BS) tuner, etc., connected to the DBS (BS) jacks. oy: Press this button to use the TV, fetc., connected to the TV jacks. ‘* VOP-1: Press this button to use the VDP, etc, connected to the VOP-1 jacks. "12 Press this button to use the VDP connected to the VDP-2 jacks. Press this button to use the video deck connected to the VCR-1 jacks. Press this button to use the video deck connected to the VCR-2 jacks. Press this button to use the video deck connected to the VCR-3 jacks. REC OUT SELECT buttons Use these buttons to select a program source for recording other than the source which is playing. * AUDIO: Recording output can be selected for only the audio output of one of the components connected to the audio input selector jacks @ or video input selector jacks ®. To select, first press this button so that the LED flashes. Next, press one of the audio ® or video ® input selector buttons while the LED is flashing. The amplifier is set to the recording output select mode, and the signal for the com- ponent corresponding to the but- ton which was pressed is re- corded. After selecting, the record- ing output (audio) signal will not change until the mode is cleared as explained below, even if one of the audio ® or video ® input selector buttons is pressed. Recording output can be selected for only the video output of one of the components connected to the video input selector jacks ®. To select, first press this button so that the LED flashes. Next, press ‘one of the video selector buttons ® while the LED is flashing. The amplifier is set to the video record ing output select mode, and the signal for the component corres- ponding to the button which was pressed is recorded. After select- ing, the video recording output signal will not change until the mode is cleared as explained be- low, even if one of the video input selector buttons ® is pressed, To clear: Press the button again so that the LED flashes. The select mode will automatically be cleared either if nothing is pressed or if a button other than one of buttons ® or ® is pressed while the LED is flashing. * VIDEO: SURROUND MODE selector buttons Use these buttons to select the surround mode. © BYPASS: Press this button to clear the surround and the simulated stereo (® below) modes. Use this position whenever you do not wish to use a surround mode. Use this position to create the atmosphere of a concert hall ¢ STADIUM: Use this position when watch- ing sports broadcasts, etc. This position has no effect with sources recorded in monaural. © HALL: Dolby Surround Prologic, Use when playing video software recorded in Dolby Surround. ‘© NORMAL: Use this position for playback with Dolby Surround Prologic. This position is effective when the speaker used for the center channel is smaller than the left and right speakers. * PHANTOM: Use this position for playback with Dolby Surround Prologic without using the center speaker, Use this position when the speaker used for the center channel is of the same grade as the left and right speakers. © WIDE: SIMULATED STEREO button Press this button to select playback with simu- lated stereo. ‘The monaural sound is played with a simulated stereo to give the sound more expansion. Press this button again to turn simulated stereo off (the LED will turn off). DELAY TIME button Press this button to select the delay time. The delay time switches between 15msec., 20msec., and 30msec. each time the button is pressed, and is indicated on the DELAY TIME indicator ®. VIDEO SELECT button Press this button to select only the video signal. When pressed, the LED flashes. Press one of the video input selector buttons (DBS (BS) through VCR-3) (® above) while the LED is flashing to set the video select mode and select the picture of the button which is pressed. After this, the video input signal will not be switched even if one of the video input selector buttons @ is pressed.‘To eleae:—§$ Press the button again so that the LED flashes. The select mode will automaticaly be cleared either if nothing is pressed or if « button other than one of buttons @ is pressed while the LED is flashing. | @ Video enhancer buttons Use these buttons to compensate for loss in picture quality when copying or monitoring videos. © Output selection and enhancer ON button Select the video output to be enhanced. VCR-1/2: The video signals output from the video deck con- nected to the VCR-1 or VCR-2 jacks are enhanced. MON./VCR-3: The video signals output from the monitor TV or video deck connected to the MONI- TOR OUT or VCR-3 jacks are enhanced. © Picture quality adjustment buttons DETAIL: Emphasizes the details of the picture. The enhancing effect switches as follows each time the button is pressed: Effect None Low Medium — High re +4238 tee SHARPNESS: Adjusts the sharpness of the picture. The enhancing effect switches as follows each time the button is pressed: Effect None Low Medium High Oo 12-3) [elie emesis eae nl) OFF: Press this button to turn the enhancer off. NOTE: Enhanced recording or playback is not possible on video decks connected to S-VIDEO jacks. @® REC OUT SELECT indicators ‘ AUDIO:Lights when in the audio record out select mode. ‘© VIDEO: Lights when in the video record out select mode. @® SURROUND MODE indicators © HALL/STADIUM: Lights when either the hall or stadium modes have been selected. Use the superimpose function (see Page 12) to check which of the hall or stadium modes has been selected. For S monitor outputs, either check on the normal monitor out screen or press the STA- DIUM button. @ NORMAL: Lights when the normal mode has been selected, * PHANTOM: Lights when the phantom mode has been selected. © WIDE: —_Lights when the wide mode has been selected. @® SIMULATED STEREO indicator This indicator lights when the simulated stereo mode has been selected. This indicator shows the selected delay time. A 3-step switching method is used and each press of the button causes a shift in the (displayed) sequence of 20 ms + 30 ms + 15 ms — and back to 20 ms. 13Video Enhancer ‘© The video enhancer is a correction circuit which makes the picture clearer when copying or moni- toring a video source with poor quality, adjusting the sharpness and detail. © Using the video enhancer 1. Press the VCR-1/2 or MON/VCR-3 button to select the output to be enhanced. (The enhan- cer is now on.) NoTEs: ny 2. Press the SHARPNESS and/or DETAIL buttons to adjust for the maximum enhancer effect. (When the OFF button is pressed, the sharp- ness and detail are set to “0",) Enhanced recording or playback is not possi- ble on a video deck connected to the S- VIDEO jacks. ‘* Applying excessive enhancing may hamper the monitor TV's picture quality. ‘¢ Noise in the video source being recorded or played may actually be emphasized when using the enhancer. Bl ‘SUPERIMPOSE FUNCTION With this functi n, various operation modes are displayed on the monitor TV when the power is turned on, when the remote control DISPLAY button is pressed, and when the key is pressed, NOTE: The superimpose function will not function for monitor and video signal outputs from S jacks, 1. The display shown below appears when the power is turned on and when the DISPLAY button is pressed. To turn the display off, press the DISPLAY button again. The display turns off automatically approximately 6 seconds after the power is turned on. ENHANCER: - SHARP. 23 MON/V RETAILS © » PRY VBS oemac ye DISPLAY Button 14 ret@MUTING display: Flashes when the muting function is on, @INPUT SELECTOR display: Displays the amplifier’s input/output modes using abbreviations, etc. INPUT: Indicates the amplifier's input and VCR-3 recording output. REC OUT: Displays the recording output, except for VCR-3. ENHANCER display: Indicates the output being enhanced and the degree of the enhancing effect. MON/VCR-3: Indicates that the monitor or VCR-3 recording output is being enhanced. ‘SHARP: Indicates the degree of the sharpness effect. DETAIL: Indicates the degree of the detail effect. “~ A ~" indicates audio signals. "~V~" indicates video signals. @SURROUND MODE display: Displays the surround mode. DELAY: Indicates the delay time. This is not displayed when in the pass mode. REAR: Indicates the position of the rear level control. This is not displayed in the pass or simulated stereo mode. C. OFF: Indicates the center off mode. T. TONE: Indicates the test tone mode. 2. For normal key operation, the display pertaining to the key pressed is shown for approximately 4 seconds then turns off automatically —--> ¢ INP REC i Displays pertaining to keys which have been pressed appear toward the bottom of the screen, ‘The “SEL.MODE" display @ appears when a select mode is set, for example the recording output select mode or the video select mode. NOTE: (1) Unstable positioning of the text picture of SUPER-IMPOSE Unstable positioning of the text picture of SUPER-IMPOSE may occur by the in-sufficient adjustment of tracking of the video equipment or the noises in the video soft. In this case, adjust the tracking of video equipment. If the noise of the TV program of the video soft is not low enough, nor input level is insufficient, the back-ground picture of SUPER-MPOSE text sometimes gets blue. But this is not defect of the unit (2) Enhancer switch The effect of the SHARPNESS and DETAIL depends on video equipment or video soft. As there is the possibility that you cannot get the engough effect by this function, use if effective. 18SE 5-00 SSS SS SSS RSS [E] operation © Preparations for Playback Check the connections. Refer to the connections diagrams (pages 6 through 9) to be sure there are. no mistakes Check that the speaker systems’ left and right channels and @) and ©) sides are connected properiy. Check that the pin plug cords are connected to the proper jacks for the left and right channels, Check that all the cords are connected securely, Check that the proper types of cords have been 2. Check the positions of the various controls. (Refer to pages 10 through 73) ‘* Set the MASTER VOLUME control ® to the “0” position (turned fully counterclockwise). ‘* Set the INPUT BALANCE control @, the BASS contro! @, and the TREBLE control @ to the center position. # Set the CENTER LEVEL control @ and INPUT LEVEL control @ to the “MAX” position (turned fully clockwise). used. ‘© Set the MODE button © to the ” = STEREO” position, After checking the above, turn the POWER switch on ( = ).The amplifier will be operable when the MASTER VOLUME LED stops flashing after several seconds of mu Note on Playback The sound will be interrupted if one of the AUDIO input selector buttons ®, video input selector buttons ® or Surround Mode @ is pressed during playback. This is done by an internal circuit which protects against noise, and is not 2 malfunction. ‘@ When using the included remote control unit, press the corresponding key. For details, refer to section [7], [REMOTE CONTROLUNIT], on page 20, Protector Circuit This amplifier includes a built-in high speed protector circuit which protects the internal circuitry from strong currents which may be created by outputs when a speaker terminal is not fully connected or is short-circuited. When this protector circuit is activated, the sound from the speakers is automatically interrupted, If this should happen, unplug the power cord, check the speaker connections, then turn the power back on, The set will function normally after being muted for several seconds, 16I UC) a © Playback of Program Sources ~ 1 {Same sound and picture) * Playback of Program Sources — 2 (Picture and sound from different sources — “Simulcast” playback) Ha @ 5) | | J Program source Program source l= pon 2 Select the desired program source by pressing | [i] Press the VIDEO SELECT button. The LED will an audio input selector button or a video input start flashing. selector button, : | RUBIO [ore] Press the video input selector button for the | Program source INPUT fronton | video program source (DBS (BS) through VCR- SELECTOR 3) you wish to watch while the VIDEO SELECT To Tisten to a record PHono | OFF LED js flashing. To listen to a CO OFF The LED will stop flashing and remain lit, the To listen to AM or Fit broadeast OFF LED for the selected source will light for To listen to the component — approximately 2 seconds, then the normal connected to the AUX jack co input select display will appear. The video To listen to the DAT or tape dack { signals will not change while this mode is set. connected to the DAT/TAPE-1 jacks oe To listen to the DAT or tape deck Select the audio input selector or video input connected to the DATITAPE-2 jacks a selector button for the program source you To listen to the DAT oF tape deck wish to listen to. connected to the DAT/TAPE. jacks ou 5 | [4] Begin playback of these two sources. wipe] For instructions on operation, refer to the Video program source input | DATITAPE eet mart " setecron| MONTOR nual for the respective components. riche sxtelite beosdeast | Des ps).|) OFF | Adjust the volume and tone. [ro watch the TV [w [ ore ; watch the video dise player | von | ope * The video signal will not change even if the | {to Tacks audio signal program source is changed. [Fo watch the video disc slver Topo | ope For instructions on clearing this mode, refer a rr to "@ VIDEO SELECT button” on Page 12. [to the VoR- jacks vers | _ OFF ~ [To watch the video deck connected al to the VOR2 jacks Mead | add “To waich the video deck connected to the VCR:S jacks Seer Begin playback of the program source. For instructions on operation, refer to the manual for the respective component. ‘Adjust the volume and tone. W7OT ‘* Recording Program Sources and Copying Tapes (Recording the audio source currently being mon- itored) ‘* Recording Video Program Sources and Copying Videos (Recording the sound and picture of the video source currently being monitored) oO Bene0OO O10 ct TT | cat a Program source | Meee program Nase aa B—{ wero ses} Press one of the audio input selector buttons to select the program source you wish to record. Press one of the video input selector buttons to select the program source you wish to record. “AUDIO mel VIDEO DAT/TAPE DAT/TAPE Program source INPUT Video program source INPUT serecror| MONITOR MONITOR To record a record PHONO | OFF To record from the DBS (BS) tuner on To record a CD ©, OFF connected to the DBS (85) jocks To record from the tuner | TUNER | OFF “To record from the TV connected To record from the component to the TV jacks connected to the AUX jacks Aux | OFF “To record from the video dis player connected to the VDP-1 jacks ' | "To record from the video dise player ' Begin playback on the program source you ash toirecord. connected to the VDP-2 jacks Begin recording on the tape deck or DAT Piadieeees es tnerln VCR OFF Resin samen ne VR ft For inetuctions on operation, refer to the | |, fom ewe et | eng | ore manual for the respective components. Gpatrererdifien tiie Tien For instructions on copying tapes, refer to Page 9 record from the video vers OFF aa connected to the VCR-3 jacks [2)_ Begin playback of the program source you wish to record. {3]_ Begin recording on the video deck. For instructions on operation, refer to the ‘manuals for the respective components. Simultaneous Recording The signals from the sources selected with 18 the input selector buttons are output simul- taneously from the audio and video REC OUT jacks. If 3 tape decks and 3 Hi-Fi video decks are connected and all six are set to the recording mode, all six will record the source simultaneously. Monitoring the Recording When recording using a 3-head tape deck, you can monitor the sound actually recorded on the tape. When recording on a deck connected to the DAT/TAPE-1 jacks, turn the ‘tape monitor switch on and press DAT/TAPE- iAVC-2000 = © Independent Recording of Program Sources and | © Independent Recording of Video Program Independent Tape Copying Sources and Independent Video Tape Copying (Recording the sound of a source other than the (Recording the picture of a source other than the one currently being monitored) one currently being monitored) oO ag — = g_| We pean —] viseo eck Press the REC OUT SELECT VIDEO button. The LED will start flashing. [J Program source DAT enaog) oF & tape desk [i] Press the REC OUT SELECT AUDIO button. The LED will start flashing. Select the AUDIO program source for indepen- dent recording while the LED is flashing. Select one from among PHONO to DAT/TAPE- 3 or DBS (BS) to VCR-3. The LED will stop flashing and remain lit, the input to be recorded will be displayed for approximately 2 seconds, then the normal display will reappear. The audio signals for recording will not change while this mode is set, even if one of the input selector buttons other than VCR-3 is pressed. For instructions on clearing this mode, refer to Select the VIDEO program source for indepen- dent recording while the LED is flashing. Select, one source only from among the DBS (BS) to VCR-3 buttons. The LED will stop flashing and remain lit, the input to be recorded will be displayed for approximately 2 seconds, then the normal display will reappear. The video signals for recording will not change while this mode is, set, even if one of the input selector buttons other than VCR-3 is pressed. For instructions on clearing tk mode, refer to Page 12. Page 12. Begin playback of the program source. [3] Begin playback of the video program source. Begin recording on the tape deck or DAT | [Z] Begin recording on the video deck (analog). For instructions on operation, refer to the For instructions on operation, refer to the manuals for the respective components. manuals for the respective components. © VCR-3 jacks: ‘The independent recording output switching operation (record output select) does not function for the VCR-3 jacks. The output to these jacks is only the output selected with the input selector buttons, Use the two modes described above to record a source other than the one whose picture and sound are being monitored. In addition, independent recording can be performed simultaneously for the audio and video recording signals, except for VCR-3. However, when the VCR's recording jacks are connected and only the audio signals are being recorded, the sound may be interrupted for some VCRs, resulting in noise on the recording, if the video input selector is switched. If this happens, use the independent video copying mode to fix the recording side signal. 19mem AVE-2000 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT Use the following procedure to insert the batteries before using the remote control unit. 1. Open the remote control unit's bottom cover and remove the battery cover. 2. Insert the four SUM 3 batteries in the proper direction, following the @) and ©) marks inside the case. WUsing the Remote Control Unit ‘The remote control unit uses highly linear infrared. rays. Point it at the remote sensor on the amplifier when operating it. The unit will not operate if the sensor is covered or if there is an obstacle between the remote control unit and the sensor. Also note that strong light shining on the remote sensor may result in mistaken operations. In addition, using near neon signs which generate pulse type noise may result in mistaken opera- tions, so keep the amplifier as far from possible from’ such neon signs. WMCautions on Batteries © Be sure that the batteries are inserted in the proper directions as shown by the CP) and C) marks on the remote control unit’s battery * Replace weak batteries as soon as possible. Do not mix new batteries with used ones. # Do not use batteries of different types together. Note that some batteries with the same shape and size may have different performances. ‘* Some batteries are rechargeable, some are not. Read the battery's instructions carefully. * Do not connect the G) and ©) sides of the batteries directly using metal objects (do not short-circuit the batteries). * Do not disassemble, heat, or dispose of batter- ies in flames. if the batteries should leak, carefully wipe off any fluid from the battery case then insert new batteries. Note on Battery Re- placement When replacing batteries, first prepare the new bat- teries, then replace the old ones as quickly as Possible. Maximum distance ~ Approx. 7 meters Remote contol sensor The codes which have been learned will be cleared if no batteries are TE the distance at Which the remote Control unit an be Used ‘seems shore ter or the sensitiv- Hy poor, the battor egmay be ow. Fe- place the batteries 20 installed within 5 mi- nutes.NS A/C 220 “Remote Control Unit Part Names and Functions On d iD 8 sau ia : DDOEO i : ;: 1 A li; ‘oon ‘OOD } LE e6eee8 @ 6 @8 86 6 669 & O00 @ Transmitting window The remote control signals (infrared rays) are sent from this window. Indication plates£$—-@——— ‘Two indication plates for the remote control unit are included in the bag containing the Operating Instructions. Use these when using the learning mode to indicate the codes stored at the different buttons. 24mem AVC -2 [Fattow the procedure explined blow to uso the omoto contra uni’ learning function, | Indicators | Display and operation sraRT LEARNED/TX ttons OO Program | USE/LEARN (LEO) (LED) "BC | Push Button Program switch | (mode setting button) (source switch) | Operation 1. USE/LEARN select button © Use the tip of pen, etc., to press this button and set to the learn mode. ‘The START and LEARNED/TX LEDs in the indica- tor section @ will start flashing to indicate that learning is possible. 2. Set the program switch @ to the desired position, PROGRAM A, B or C. 3. Hold your remote control unit and the remote control unit included with the amplifier (RC-120) with the tops (transmitting sides) facing each other about Sem apart. 4, Press the key on the RC-120 at which you wish to store the code for 1 to 2 seconds, then release it. The LEDs will stop flashing, and the START LED will remain lit. 5. Check that the START LED is on, then hold in the corresponding key on the other remote control unit. 6. Release the key when the START LED turns off and the LEARNED LED turns on. The code has now been stored. The two LEDs will once again start flashing, Use this procedure to store other codes at other keys. NOTE: © If the code cannot be stored, the LEARNED. LED will not light after the START LED turns. off. This may happen for a very limited number of models. © If the memory is overloaded, both LEDs will start flashing rapidly after the START LED turns on. If this happens, no more codes can be stored. Use the reset procedure to re-learn codes. 7. Repeat steps 4 through 6 above to store codes at other keys. 8. After the learning operations are completed, press the USE/LEARN switch again. The two LEDs will stop flashing and the unit will be in the operation mode. Check that the stored codes function properly. 22 The keys for which learning is possible are With the PROGRAM switch @ at A: The 26 DENON system code keys, keys @ through @ With the PROGRAM switch @ at B: All 64 keys With the PROGRAM switch @ at C: All 64 keys NOTE: Depending on the type and length of the codes to be learned, it may not be possible to use all 154 keys for learning. Reset Procedure 1. Press the USE/LEARN switch with the tip of a pen, etc., to set to the learn mode. 2. Set the PROGRAM switch to the side to be cleared, (A, B or C). 3, Press in the CD PLAY key and turn the POWER off with the key pressed. 4, The START and LEARNED LEDs will ight for two seconds, then turn off when all learned codes for that source are cleared. If the source is program A, the initial codes (DENON system codes) will be reset. Remote Control Operation 1. Check that both LEDs are off. If both LEDS are flashing or if the START LED is lit, press the USE/LEARN switch to turn them off. 2. When a remote contro! operation key is pressed, the LEARNED/TX LED will light and the remote control code will be transmitted,ACSC a Description of DENON System Code Keys. DENON component system code keys are set at keys, (se the PROGRAM switch @ is set to A, ) © through ©. e player system keys These keys control the DENON DCD-3520 and 1610 CD players directly. The keys have the same functions as the keys ‘on the CD player. > PLAY key Press this Key to begin playback STOP key Press this key to stop playback. Ml PAUSE key Press this key to pause. REPEAT key Press this key to repeat playback. ‘44 (manual search reverse key) >> (manual search forward key) Press these keys for manual search in the forward or reverse directions. F44 (auto search reverse key) DDI (auto search forward key) Press these keys for auto search in the forward or reverse directions. Use them to find the beginning of tracks. system keys These keys directly control DENON DATs. The keys have the same functions as the keys on the DAT player. > PLAY key Press this key to begin playback. STOP koy Press this key to stop playback. ll PAUSE key Press this key to pause playback before starting to record. © REC key Use this key for recording. 44 (manual search reverse key) ~ Rewind key > (manual search forward key) — Fast- forward key Press these keys to rewind or fast-forward the tape. 144 (auto search reverse key) —to return to the previous start ID DPI (auto search forward key) — to skip to the following start ID Press these keys for auto search in the forward or reverse directions. e system keys These keys directly control DENON cassette decks. The keys have the same functions as the keys on the cassette deck. > PLAY key (forward direction) Press this key to begin playback in the forward direction. 4 PLAY (REV) key (reverse direction) Press this key to begin playback in the reverse direction. STOP key Press this key to stop the deck. Ml PAUSE key Press this key to pause © REC key Use this key when recording. SELECT-A/B key Use this key to select the deck when using a double deck. 44 REW key Press this key to rewind the tape. b> FF key Press this key to fastforward the tape. system keys ‘These keys directly control tuners equipped for remote control, such as the DENON TU-460 tuner. & PRESET up key y PRESET down key These keys change the preset channel. For details, refer to the manuals for the various components. 23mem AVC-2000 © Enhancer keys ‘These keys include the following functions and ‘operate in the same way as the corresponding keys on the amplifier. @ ENHANCER key Press this key once to turn the enhancer on, press again to turn it off. © SELECT key Press this key to select the video output jack for the enhancer effect - MONITOR, VCR-3 REC, or the VCR-1 and VCR-2 recording output © SHARPNESS key (Same function as on amplifier) This key compensates the contours of the objects in the picture in four steps as fol- lows: Effect None Low Medium High O—1—2—3 LH ae Set it at the best position. © DETAIL (Same function as on amplifier) This key compensates the det picture in four steps as follows: Effect None Low Medium — High O12 8 i senaanarne| Use it in combination with the SHARPNESS. key to select the best position. of the © VEO SELECT key (Same function as on amplifier) This key is used to select a video output independently from the DAT or tape deck audio output. When pressed, the VIDEO SELECT LED ‘on the amplifier starts flashing (for approx- imately about 4 seconds). Press one of the video input selector keys @ DBS (BS) through VCR 3 while the LED is flashing to select the video signal. The source will now be held at the one selected even if other video input selector keys are pressed. Subsequent operations are as fol- lows: Video selector key To hold the video input at that source To switch the source No operation Repeat above operation Press VIDEO SELECT key To clear the source | again and waft about 4 secon 24 Description of AVC-2000 Code Keys. @ DELAY TIME key (Same function as on amplifier) This key sets the delay time, and will only function when the surround mode is on. Press the key to switch the delay time as follows: mses 7 20moee —* 90maee —) The setting is displayed on the DELAY TIME display on the amplifier. Initially, the delay time is set at 20 msec. @® DISPLAY key Press this key to have the current operating modes displayed on the monitor screen. Press again to turn the display off. ® key This key can be used to turn the power ( = ON/STANDBY) on and off when the POWER button on the amplifier is turned on with the power cord plugged in. When pressed, the amplifier becomes opera- tive, As the amplifier includes a last function memory which holds the settings for the va- rious components as they were directly before the power was last turned off, there is no need to perform complicated resettings. ‘When the power is turned off, the power supply to the switched AC outlets on the rear panel is also turned off. This key will not function if there is a power failure, f the power cord is not plugged in, or when using @ power timer. ‘This key can be used when the master volume control's LED is lit. ® key Press this key to interrupt the output from the PRE OUT jacks and from the speakers. This key can be used when the master volume control's LED is lit. ® VIDEO-REC OUT-AUDIO keys (Same function as on amplifier) These keys function to select a recording mode dependently from the mode selected with the put selector buttons. * AUDIO key This key selects one set of the audio record- ing output jacks from among the DAT/TAPE 1 through DAT/TAPE 3 or VCR1, 2 jacks.= A AC SOC a Normally the recording output is the output ~SURROUND keys for the signal input selected with the input These keys are used to select the surround selector buttons. By operating this key, mode. however, it is possible to choose a recording © SIM.STEREO (simulated stereo) key output other than the one selected with the When pressed, the signals from the front input selector keys. speaker are set to simulated stereo. Use this When the key is pressed, the REC OUT to achieve a stereo sound from monaural SELECT’s AUDIO LED on the amplifier starts, TVs, etc. flashing for about 4 seconds. Press the Simulated stereo does not funetion for the desired audio input selector key while the rear speakers. LED is flashing. © BYPASS key Press this key to clear the surround mode to ee listen to normal stereo. The output to the SR ae pe rear spekers is turned off. ee No operation ¢ MODE key [To sath tie recording | Repeat above Press this key to switch the surround mode output source ‘operation * oe ous aoe Press AUDIO ey again [ ee oe | and wait sbout 4 seconds STADIUM =— HALL —— WIDE © VIDEO key . ‘The NORMAL, PHANTOM and WIDE modes This key selects the signal output to the f “ae 2 e are Dolby Pro-logic functions. recording output jacks from among the VCR- 1, VCR-2 or VCR-3 jacks. Normally the video recording output is the output selected with the video input selector buttons. By operat ing this key, however, itis possible to choose a video recording output other than the one selected with the video input selector keys. When the key is pressed, the REC OUT SELECT’s VIDEO LED on the amplifier starts flashing for about 4 seconds. Press the desired video input selector key while the LED is flashing. The normal mode is selected first after the BYPASS key has been pressed, Dolby noise reduction is manufactured on license from the Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. Dolby and the double D mark are registered trademarks of the Dolby Laboratory Licensing Corpor: REC OUT VIDEO key ‘To hold the video output at that source No operation To switch the recording output source Ropeat above ‘operation Press VIDEO key again ‘and wait about 4 seconds To clear ® Video input selector keys (Same function as. on amplifier) These keys are used to select the video compo- nent for the input signal. ‘They are also used in conjunction with the VIDEO-SELECT key and the VIDEO-REC OUT key, as explained above. Audio input selector keys (Same function as on amplifier) ‘These keys are used to select the audio compo- nent for the input signal. They are also used in conjunction with the AUDIO REC OUT key, as explained above. 25VC ® PRO-LOGIC keys These Keys are used to select the surround mode for Dolby Pro-logic surround systems. These keys will only function when the sur- round mode is Dolby Pro-logic. # TEST TONE key This key is used to generate test signals for adjusting the level of the various channels for Dolby Pro-logic surround. Test tones are emitted in the following order: Fron let — Center —sFront ght Rear These signals are used to adjust the volume balance. © CENTER OFF key Press this key to turn off the audio output and speaker output for the center channel. Press again to turn the audio and speaker outputs back on, © 3CH LOGIC key Press this key to turn the surround signal off when playing with Dolby Pro-logic surround. Press again to turn the surround signal back on. Use this key to play video sources recorded in Dolby Surround without using the rear speakers. For your pleasure Please read the following instructions for your maximum entertainment by your AVC-2000. ‘Switching of input function without connecting the audio sources. If the input function is switched without connecting any audio sources, click noise will be heard from the loudspeaker. In this case, turn down the master volume or connect the audio sources. a 2) @ (a) 26 Center channel output @ REAR LEVEL keys (Same function as on amplifier) Use these keys to adjust the level of the rear speakers. A Press this key to increase the volume of the rear speakers. Y Press this key to decrease the volume of the rear speakers. keys Use these keys to adjust the master level (overall volume). 4 When this key is pressed, the master volume control on the amplifier turns clockwise and the overall volume is increased. ‘YY When this key is pressed, the master volume control on the amplifier turns counterclock- wise and the overall volume is decreased. The center channel signal is output as monaural (composite signal of L_and Rch) on the position of BY-PASS MODE or SYMULATED STEREO MODE except DOLBY PRO-LOGIC FUNCTION. If this center signal is too strong on the SYMULATED STEREO MODE, the sufficient stereo effect can not be obtained. In this case, adjust the center level volume for the maximum effect. Adjust center level volume also for your taste on BY-PASS MODE. Dolby Pro-logic performance Dolby Pro-logic position gives the maximum effect to the sources recorded by DOLBY SURROUND. Select other surround mode for the other type of sources. As Dolby Pro-logic position will not give the sufficient effect to the monaural sources, set the position to BY-PASS MODE or SYMULATED STEREO MODE for the monaural sources. Muting of PRE-OUT The electric muting circuit is prepared for the PRE-OUT terminal, so that the output signal will be attenuated for 8 seconds after pushing on the power switch. So the adjustment of volume control should be made after this muting is released automatically to prevent the un-expected damage of the equipment.Avc-2000 [8] TRouBLESHOOTING If a problem should occur, first check the following: 1. Are connections proper? 2. Have you operated the amplifier as explained in the manual? 3. Are the speakers and other components operating properly? If the amplifier is not operating properly, check the items listed on the table below. If the problem persists, ‘there may be @ malfunction, Disconnect the power immediately and contact your store of purchase. Symptom I Covse Measures Fase LED not lit and cound not produced when power switch furmed on Power cord not plugged in securely. | « Check power cord plug o % [GED tit but sound not pro: | © Speaiar cords not propery con | » Connect securely 5 5 | sicee nected 3 Speaker button turned oft + Turn speaker button A or B on, | 10 3 ‘Tape monitor DATITAPE MONITOR | ¢ Turn DAT/TAPE monitor off when | 3 button on. listening to. component other than g component connected to DAT/TAPE z jocks 3 Input selector postion improper. | » Set to proper positon. oe g Video "input. selector position im- | ¢ Set to proper pesiion mm § proper Z _ Volume control set to minimum, | » Turn volume up to suitable tevel, | 16 B [iD Kops ashing Speeker terminals shor-reuted. | « Turn power off, connect speakers | 2 propeiy then turn power back on 2 | sound onty produced from |» Speaker cords not connected prop- | * Connect securely. 5 | one channel ety 33 Inputioutput cords not connected | » Connect securely. 3 propery st Lon right batones is oft + Adjust balance properly ” E | For stereo playback, channels | « Left/right speakers or left/right input/ | Check left/right connections. oe [82] of instruments inversed dutput cords connected inverse. Humming noise produced | « Turntable’: ground wite not con | » Connect securely. = twhen record ie playing nected propety, PHONO ack not connected propery. 27V or radio transmitting “antenna Connect securely. se Contact your store of purchase. > $ nearby. B | Howling noise produced | * Turntable and speaker systems too | # Move as far away from each other as | — g | when volume is high close together. possible. zg + Floor is unstable and vibeotes easy. | » Use cushions to absorb speaker vibra: | — 2 tions transmitted from floor turn = able is not equipped with insulator, 5 tie an audio ingulotor (avaiable ih z _ sores Sound is distorted Stylus pressure too weak «© Apply proper sivus pressure. . Dust oF dit on siyus Check Sys S Convidge detecve Replace cartridge. e ig |p nese onal ar es (Jem Slices anno exis @ 83] operate propery. | g ‘+ Remote contro! unit too far from | © Move closer. 2 és ampli aCAUTIONS ON USAGE High Temperatures + Do not setythe amplifier in places exposed to direct sunlight or near heating appliances. r | | | | Foreign Objects © Do not let foreign objects such as needies, hairpins, or coins get into the amp! fier. Humidity, Water and Dust '* Do not set the amplifier in humid or dusty places. Do not set any receptacles a containing water fie. PN, vases) on top of the ampli- fier syd = Cleaning the Cabinet © The cabinet may be dam- ‘aged or discolored if com- ing into contact with insec- ticides, benzine, thinner, oF other solvents. Wipe off dirt using a soft cloth. If using a cloth containing chemicals, read its instruc: tions carefully beforehand, tage selectors to the same position. < = | | Power Cora Do Not Open the Cabinet |e When unplugging the Opening’ the cabinet or power cord, pull on the bottom cover ‘could be | plug, NOT on the cord dangerous. tt problem This model includes two arises, unplug the power ° voltage selector switches. cidinmattey andor oy, Before using, set both vol tact your store of Lid oe purchase. When Away From Home ‘¢ When not using the ampli fier for long periods of time, such as when travel- ing, be sure to unplug the 8) power cord for safety. Ventilation Holes © Placing objects over the ventilation holes could damage the amplifier © The ventilation holes are extremely important for cooling the amplifier. Plac- ing objects over the holes will cause the set to over- heat.men AVC-2000 BLOCK DIAGRAM VIDEO SECTION viogo ciRcuiT 7 INPUT SEL Vo} > Inpu seL voe-1 vel Posies |} >—onenron ove = Tt Ce ver-2 LI voR-3 REC OUT oH > over-t [>—owe-2 = S| > —over-3 ENHANCER swAUDIO SECTION Tee eur PuonoO—[Eo ANP. INPUp SEL. al von asToR oo TUNER: aux’ 8s wv vor-1 vor-2' vert ver-2 REDUCER source ‘ODER ‘@MoniTOR} TONE CONTROL ver pro FE Loic DAT/TAPE (ua-2770) -2 TAPE SELECT ‘SW. 3 REAR LEVEL ELECT -RICAL, VOL. orga | fuooiren DELAY | Hoo.sy—2 Tit LPF J Mucosa) Taare | sukStene> | TESTS) Sune i SS! Br Pass MODE: oéLay HOOe-OFE oper SURROUND MODE DOLBY PRO.LOSIC HALL smoUM SIMULATED STEREO BY Pass i = Avc-2000 a |FRonT SERER OUT L -——or L FRONT ia por —-b--—-L4 | + ! FRONT \ i) Pie $6 1 ‘sTkao26 I! | i [ott CENTER yy stKaaan | r [>to OL | 18 stKale2 Tt | ' be {3>fes1 or MUTE RELAY 31mmm AVC-2000 WIRE ARRANGEMENT In case of wires require unclamping oF loosening to move the location to perform adjustment or part replacement, be sure 10 rearrange them neatly to restore properly in the same location as they were originally placed or causing to produce a noise may ‘occasionally occur. Arrangement of Wires Around the Front Panel Arranging of Wires Around the Power Transformer. Arranging of Wires Around the Power Transformer. For MultiVoltage Version Wire Arrangement Viewed from the Upper Part.Avc-2000 = DISASSEMBLY (To reassemble reverse disassembly) 1. Top Gover Top cover 4. Front Chassis Remove § knobs, § hex screws, 2 screws on side of push button, and a screw on main volume control PCB. Remove a left bottom screw and pull center ‘chassis, side chassis and transformer chassis to arrow direction to undo the hooks, and pul the front chassis to arrow direction. Remove 6 side screws and 2 rear sorews, and pull up the top cover to arrow direction, Front chassis Transformer chassis. Hook 2. Front Panel Remove 3 upper screws and 2 brackets and § bottom screws, and pull te front panel fo arrow direction. a Front bracket 6. Back Panel Remove 5 ground screws and solder at *, § bottom screws and 26 rear side screws, and pull the back panel to arrow direction 3. Front Subpanel Remove a main volume control knob and 4 side ‘escutcheon screws, Remove 3 upper and lower screws and unhook 4 upper and one lower hooks, and pull the front subpanel to arrow direction. 33ms AVC-2000 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS 1. Superimpose (1) When superimpose characters onthe extemal vdeo signal Pin 12 (VOM) outputs signal which is applied from Pia 14 (VIN) of 101208, via SWS. When superimposing the characters, SWS tums OFF and SW2 turns ON, and the level of Pin 15 (BLVL) is applied to VOM. (Border signal . . . black). Then SW2 turns OFF and SW4 turns ON, and the level of Pin 13 (CLVL) is apptied to VOM. (Character signal Thus, by turning SW2, 3 and 4 ON/OFF, it superimposes the characters. white). Internal video signal Pu Generate/Conteo soul [Z]von anf wn FI an (Character signal vor Background signal: Intornal Video/External Video" Figure 1 101204 (MBe83234.K1) Analog ewitch equivalent circuit ewer cera om ‘Gharactr Signal (VOC) Border Signal (VOB) (Character Signal (CLV Compound Sina VON) ui order of backround vel.) Figuie-2.Extemal Video Timing 34 (2) When generate internal video signa When video signal is not supplied, the IC internally generate the video signal output. SW1 is ON and other ones are OFF. The internal video signal is generated by frequency dividing Xtal oscilator XL1200, 7.15909 MHz (color subcarrier x2). Border Signal (VOB). Compound Signal (VOM). Blue cartier signal Color burst Horizontal synchronous signal Internal Video Timing Fi 2, SYNCHRONOUS SIGNAL DISCRIMINATION ‘TR1217 turns ON with video signal synchronous signal. IC1205 determines whether the synchronous signal is correct or not. When the synchronous signal separated by TR1217 is correct, Pin 6 outputs "High’, if not correct (no video signal input or the video signal includes noise, etc), Pin 6 outputs “Low”. When the "Low output is applied to microcomputer (IC700}, 1G1208 (MBB8329A-K1) is set to internal video blue back. tcl205 Video input ‘Synchronous signal (Mise signal) Figute-4AY 20! a 3. SURROUND CIRCUIT (1) Table below shows output in each surround mode, Ouipar mulated stereo. Fal radar, Loh | (C+R) + (L + R) delay a L Rch__|_(L+R) delay- (L+R) R & ‘Gch Lek tek Leh Sch (A) dela UR Tear) F (CA) delay (ER) delay Tablet (2) Dolby Pro-logic surround circuit AVC-2000 provides Dolby pro-logic surround circuit surround decoder which functions same as Dolby surround decoder for professional use. The cicuit is also called active decoder, and it comprises a diferent cicuit from passive decoder, ‘conventionally employed for home use labelled as “Dolby surround.” (Figure 8) Directional enhancer to produce crisp sound image travel. ‘Main feature js Directional enhancement circuit. The conventional Dolby surround circuit is designed to control 3 channels (LASS), but this circuit provides a new center channel and 4 channels (L.R.C.S.) contro, and employs speaker system same as that ofa theater to produce the sound effect. ‘A ment of directional enhancement circut is greatly Improves the front and rear sound separation to provide a sharp and dynamic front and rear sound image traveling. Conventionally the front and rear separation is around 3 dB, but the pro-ogie provides approximately 26 ~ 40 db. (Figure 6, 7). The directional enhancement circuit controls le, ight, center and surround signals independently, and the sound image is very crisp and clear. With the conventional Dolby surround, the center sound image is nothing but compound of L and R channels, but the pro-logic has an independent center channel to produce the sound image, and achieved approximately 26 ~ 40 dB L and R channels separation. (Figure-4). When the sound image is at ‘center, both L and R channel output are cut down and a8 the sound image travels to L channel, center and R channel output are cut to enhance the travel of the sound, Festure of each mode = NORMAL: Signals which below 100H2 is cut are applied to center channel, and the signals below 100Hz are applied to L and R. front speakers. Employ L and R speakers of a'certain grade (8s a pointer, use ones better than bookshelf), and use a smaller speaker forthe center channel. ‘WIDE: Normal signel is applied to center channel as it is. Employ speakers of the same grade (better than book-shell) for cen ter channel as well as L and R speakers. «PHANTOM: Center channel signals are evenly applied to L and R channels. When a center speaker is not available, this mode is employed. Even without the center channel, the directional enhancement citcuft functions as its. '+3CH LOGIC: "SCH LOGIC" mode built in remote contol, isto enjoy the surround mode without the surround speaker. In nor ‘mal pro-logie mode, rear (Sch) outputs reversed phase of Lch, Rch input, but in this mode the output is mixed with the front direction Leh and Roh outputs. {+ CENTER OFF (Remote control): Used to balance input signal. Input the desired source, adjust INPUT BALANCE VR so that outputs from Leh and Reh are almost even. Center output is cut in this mode. + TEST TONE (Remote control): Used to adjust output level of each channel 35mes AVC-2000 wpa 8 ef OVP: et 2 ® $2 3 Master VR oun et eo [| *" —# ene oo An Test tone 7 s [ower | Pvcitea |_[ Paci" > generator Groat] Bow FA] soume |, as owes Le R |. 26~4088 im oT v ertoes s-eoes!_ || com own : 26~4008 ose Peat Volume when TS) Etcn tee Figures Figuie7 owes Dolby suround decoder Passive decoder) Confirm Pro-logic circuit functi Dolby prorogic suround decoder (otive decoder) Confirm correct provlogie circuit function with input signal shown table below. Dolby prodogie suround decoder (ative decoder) + Measurement : Apply the correct input signal, and adjust level VR of master, center and rear, so that the level falls approximate- |y within * level, respectively. 36 Teds eel Wownal Phantom Wide v 7a (tH > = ec (@) Below 2068 é (Normally approximately 26 ~ -42 68) : | a Same as (2) 2 R roast) [ = I = 8 s Same 25] é L_ | Below ~20 dB approx. 606 0 6B ‘Same as (@) usr | CG [+08 /appr0n. 348 Same as (] 0.48 0B Same phase | R_| “Below-20 dB /approx. 638 0B ‘Same as (9) signal |S. — Same a6 a Bon cHs | ¢ Same as (8) Reversed | R phase signal|_$ 338 = = a 7308 e = B | Bahors | Same as § | Preversed | 3B I > I = © |phase signal] _s Same 05 Table2ADJUSTMENT 1. VIDEO HSYNG » VSYNC OSCILLATION FREQUENCY (This adjustment is required only for unit with 1U-1840 P.W.B.) (1) Equipment required 's Frequency counter Frequency counter (2) Arrangement Power Amp PWE (Parts side) v= 1940 2221745304 ¥ Back panel side ‘*Connect © of frequency counter to G terminal centered between Test point (TP). + Confirm no video input/output is inserted. (at any function) (@) FISYNG (Horizontal synchronous pulse) ‘+ Connect frequency counter probe to TP'. «+ Adjust VR72 with non-magnetic screw driver so that frequency counter reads 15.73 kHz ++ 200 Hz (4) SYNC (Vertical synchronous pulse) '* Connect frequency counter probe to TP2. ‘+ Adjust VR71 with non-magnetic screw driver so that frequency counter reads 85 Hz = 1 Hz. (6) End ‘Disconnect frequency counter from the unit. 2. Idling current (1U-1746B-1) ‘Arrangement (1) Avoid direct blow from a cooler or an electric fan, and adjust the unit at normal room temperature 15 ~ 30°C. (2) Preseting 's POWER (Power source switch) -> OFF (JL) + VOLUME (Volume contro) 0 fly counterclockwise (Tymin) “TONE, BASS, TREBLE controls fo center + SPEAKERS (Speaker terminal) -» No load (Do not connect speaker, dummy resistor, et.) Adjustment | (1) Remove top cover and set VREO7, VR808 of 1U-1745-1, to center. Connect DC voltmeter across Loh L T.P.1 and Reh RTP. 2, which are the test points (@) Connect power cord to AC line, and turn power switch “ON (.=.)'. Allow a minute, and turn VRAO7 and VRAOS clockwise (CS) ‘and adjust the TEST POINT voltage to 2 0.1 mV 0C. (@) Allow 2 minutes, and adjust the VR807 and VROS so that the meter reads 5 = 1 mV DC. AVC-2000 Back panel side DC voltmeter =] + = 9 sw 3. TEST TONE Noise level In case if1C100, HD14069 UBP of 1U-17468.2 is changed, adjust below: (1) Connect rms meter or average value meter to T.P. $1 of 1U-17468-2, (2) Turn power ON, and read white noise level. @) Ifthe white noise level does not fall between 15 mV and 100 mV, adjust RS7 (Q) so that the level falls within the range. (Wf the noise level is high, increase the resistor value, and if lower, decrease the value). (Optimum : 25 mi). 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