® PIONEER’ ‘The future of sound and vision. ORDER NO. ARP1788 STEREO CASSETTE TAPE DECK RECEIVER RxX-5ee * This manual is applicable to the RX-722/KU and RX-622/KU types. CONTENTS 1. SAFETY INFORMATION 2 6. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST . 33 2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST 3 7. ADJUSTMENTS : 38 3. PACKING 12 B.IC INFORMATION see 43 4. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 13 _9. SPECIFICATIONS - 45 8. P.C.BOARDS CONNECTION DIAGRAM------21 10. PANEL FACILITIES - 46 PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 4-1 Wioguro 1-Chome, Maguro-ky, Toyo 153, Japan PIONEER ELECTRONICS SERVICE INC. 0. Box 1760, Long Seach, California 20801 US.A, PIONEER ELECTRONICS OF CANADA, INC. 505 Cocrrane Onve, Markham, Ontario L3R 6E3 Canad PIONEER ELECTRONIC [EUROPE] NV. Kestberolaan 1, 2740 Beveren, Beigium PIONEER ELECTRONICS AUSTRALIA PTY. LID. 178-184 Boundary Road, Braeside, Victoria 3195, Ausrala TEL: [03] 880-91 1 © PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 1989 YA APR. 1989 2 inted in Japan.Lob Grd —t I 1. SAFETY INFORMATION 1, SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The following check should be performed for the continued protection of the customer and service tech- nician. LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK ‘Measure leakage current to a known earth ground (water pipe, conduit, ete.) by connecting a leakage current tester such as Simpson Model 220-2 or equivalent between the earth ground and all exposed metal parts of the appl ance (input/output terminals, screwheads, metal overlays, Control shaft, etc). Plug the AC line cord of the appliance directly into 8 120V AC GOH? outlet and turn the AC. ower switch on, Any current measured must not exceed 0.5ma. esding should not be above Devoe o5ma Tara exposed meta ell AC Leakage Test ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS OUTLINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A PO. TENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE COR- RECTED BEFORE RETURNING THE APPLIANCE TO THE CUSTOMER. 2. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE Many electrical and mechanical parts in the appliance have special safety related characteristics. These are often not evident from visual inspection nor the protection atforded by them necessarily can be obtained by using replacement components rated for voltage, wattage, etc Replacement parts which have these special safety charac: teristics are identified in this Service Manval. Electrical components having such features are identified bby marking with a.i on the schematics and on the parts, list in this Service Manual. ‘The use of @ substitute replacement component which dose not have the same safety characteristics as the PIONEER recommended replacement one, shown in the parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock, fire, or other hazards. Product Safety is continuously under review and new instructions are issued from time to time, For the latest information, always consult the current PIONEER Service Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of, PIONEER Service Manual may be obtained at @ nominal charge from PIONEER,2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST NOTES: ‘© Parts without part number cannot be supplied. © The & mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety {factor of the par. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designa- ‘© Parts marked by “®" are not always kept in stock. Their delivery time may be longer ‘than usual or they may be unavailable 2.1 EXTERIOR Parts list of Exterior Mark No. Parts No. Description Mark No. Parts No. Description 7 1 awz2268 Power assembly 38 AADI679 Button (BAND) 2 awzz292 Complex assembly 39. AAETNIO Button (DECK) 3) AWwz2294 onto! essembly 40. AAET120 Button (DECK) A 4 NUM7B12FA Regulator IC {1C701,1C702) A 8 2sats02 ‘Transistor (03,04) 41 AAENI21 Button (DECK) 42, AAENI22, Button (DECK) 4A 6 28c3281 Transistor (01,02), 43. AAEN123 Button (DECK) A 7 atsi196 Power transformer (RX-722 44 RACIZI1 VR knob 8 type) 45. ANEII79 Bonnet case arsi197 Power trenaformer(RX-522 typel A 8 aKPIO15 [AC socket (1P OUTLET) 48 AAX1301 Remain dsplay sheet A a AkKa22 Fuse (2A/128V,FU2,FU3) 47 ABA10OS Screw & 10 AEK-309 Fuse (8.3A/125V,FU1) 4a ABA1021 ‘Screw (2* 10) 49 ABA1037 Screw (3x14) 14 apGt033 AC Power cord 50 BSZ26PO80FMC Screw 12 AKAIOO4 Damper sseombly 13. ABHI043 oot epting 51 Baz30P080FMC — Sevew 14 AAW1008 Counter 52 BBZ20POR0FZK Screw 15 AEC-784 eg assembly 83 BPZ3OPIOOFZK Screw 54 NKSOFUC Nut 16 ArEto14 Mica sheet 55 VPZS0P080FMC Screw 17 Agp-113 Strain reliet| 18 AMB1509 Front ponel (RX-722 typel 58 AMAIO6S Plastic rever ‘AMB1504 Front panol (RX-622 type} 19 AAK1227 FL titer 20 AAKI727 Power pane! 108 Head phone assembly 102 SSP Out assembly 21 AAKI728 Deck conter panel A 103, Connect assembly 22 AAKI729 center pane! B 104 Main VR aseembiy 23. AAKI730 Spectrum analyzer par 105 Deck SW assembly 24 AAKI731 Spectrum analyzer panel B 25 AAKI880 Im titer 108 VR LED assembly 107 Eerth lead 26 AAKI732 oor panel L 108 Tepe transport unit (DECK I) 27 AAKI733 oor panel R 108 Tepe transport unit (DECK IE) 28 AAKI734 Tuner display pene! 29 AAKI735 Function pansl 110 ch 30 AANTI31 Boor R an oer panel 42 Bottom plate a1 AANII32 Door L 3 at sink 32 AABI102 Rotary knob assembly 118 Koop plate 33 AADI36 Button (POWER) 34 AADISSS Push button 18 PCB Heat sink holder 35 AADIS76 Button (COPY) 116 Binder Ww, PC suport 36 AADIS77 Button (FUNCTION) 18 Space 37 AADIS7B Button (STATION) na Pin grommet a ExteriorRx-722 l : | 2.2 TAPE TRANSPORT UNIT (DECK 1) —— N re LESS ayParts list of Tape transport unit (DECK I) Mar No. Parte No. Az81165 ‘AzB1168 ‘AzB1167 ‘A2B1168 ‘AZB1169 8281170 Azeti73 ‘AzB1173 4281176 Az61183 A781 184 4781180 aze1191 aze1198 AZN1902, AzN1480, AZN1481 AZN1482 AzN1403 AZNI484 ‘AZN1485, AZN1486 ‘AZN1487, AZN1488 AZN1489 AZN1491 AZN1494 AZN1498, AIN1 499 ‘AZN1500 ‘AZN1501 AZN1502 ‘AZN1 503, ‘AZNIB08 ‘AZN1901 AZN1506 ‘AZN1807 ‘AZN508 AZN1571 AZN1899, AZN1752, AZNI 763, AZN1900, Description aus D N screw P screw P washer F washer Bush c D screw P screw D eerow Lescrew Bush Lscrew screw Ne Mechanism cover ‘eel © spring Azimuth C spring Pinch arm spring Ia Spacer C Tepring Sam © spring Spring C spring Power atm assembly Spring Connector Belt Bolt Tope tensor Main PCB Counter belt Spring Eject orm Tape guide Mark No. 46 47 48 43 50 51 52 53 101 102 103 104 105 108 107 108 109 110 wm 12 ua 4 115 6 7 ue ne 120 a2 322 123 Parts No, ‘Azie22, AzP1036 ‘Azs1089 AZS1060 Azs1081 Azx1021 Description Spring FIP head Leaf switch (MOTOR) Leaf switch (MUTE) Leat ewiten (C102) Motor assembly Connector assembly Jumper wire Lead wire Lead wire Lead wire Nylon band Lg plate CChassia assembly older button Holder button A Shaft Back plate Function lever SE lever FF lever EW lover PLAY iever Motor bracket Head base 8—_] 2.3 TAPE TRANSPORT UNIT (DECK II) 740 Parts list of Tape transport unit (DECK IL) items rae om oka Blown Ha cee aed Blane SS fi aa 16 AZB1194 N washer Holder but aime Bau meas ES enee e poe shee ae eeu “4 3. PACKING Parts list of Packing Mack No. 101 102 Ports No, ‘AHAI242 ‘AHAI243 AHAI244 AHAI245, AHD1047, AHD1638 Ane1179 AXD1048 ‘AEA1007 Front pad A esr pad A Front pad 8 Far pad 8 Packing case (RX-722 type! Packing case (RX-522 type} Operating instructions (English) Remote contol unit ‘Antenna eet Sheet Battery RX-722 12I 2 l 3 I zl I 5 | ; I > = 4, SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM| CONTROL ASSEMBLY To MAIN VR _ ASSEMBLY ca CNE2 | wm a? 2 lanze29a! COMPLEX ASSEMBLY Cre COMPLEX. ASSEMBLY Naa ASSEMBLY oo DER SEMEL] I 4 I ° 1 ° 18 To COMPLEX ASSEMBLY —__ cNE "| 5 | 6 | 7 Rx-722 | 2 | 3 | 4 5. P.C.BOARDS CONNECTION DIAGRAM (A) (B) CONTROL assembly (AWZ2294) f fe | ea na aa DECK I DECK TD REC CrOo2 RLAY MAIN ee 088 pss _ 053 082 062-064 054 06! 056 051-054 2 080 Dra St O118 O56 070" G6. 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ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST CAPACITORS OTHERS COILS & TRAN Mark Symbol & Description PartNo. Mark Symbol & Description PartNo Mark _ Symbol & ores: A errzeriei@orpriacizsvy _ acci003 f x A ; y “nck (HEAD PHONED axntor0 x202 Ch «Parts without part number cannot be supplied Th Gro8=C707 (OIpFIACTEOV) —ACGIOOS ete * Parts marked by “®" are no always Rep instock. Their delivery me may be longer than usual or they may be unavail- 605,008 (875) acei016 abe 701,702 (8200171) fenton! bn oie © The Ay mark found on some component paris indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part. Therefore, when ce11—614 CCCSLIO1K600 ‘SP OUT assembly 1202 FM replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation. « OTHERS Taot Bia ‘© When ordering resistors, frst convert resistance values into code form as shown in the following examples. 01,0802 (coms.100050 EXT When there are efectve digs any digit apartjrom 0), such as 960 ohm and 47k ohn tolerance is shown by. J = 03,608 ‘ccmste80Js0 Mark _ Symbol & Desorption ___—PartNo. zor em 5%, and K = 10%). c618,c816 CEANPOIOMEO ‘Terminal 8P (SPEAKER) AKE-111 1202 FM. S60Q (56 * 10" 561. RDIAPSO GOI a GEASO10M100 Mini jack (REMOTE OUT) AKN—207 1203,L20 wo x10 473 RDIAPSOD GI eno CeASOTOMEO L203 Axi 50 ORs RN2HO BD K 7 ceasio0Mes L401 140 12 01D. RSIPDO DK e oun as e708 Ceasto2Mi6 CONNECT assombly nee Ex.2 When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film resistors. C704 CEAS102M25, No parts are supplied with the CONNECT assem L404 14 S6RQ—562X 10" 5631 RNIASRO DD F ¢503,0504,¢709, CEASS30M16 ° amen ona ae e703 CeASS32M25 202,720 Miscellaneous parts POWER assombly (AWZ2288) core ‘ceASAR7MSO COMPLEX assembly (AWZ2292) aod ae ‘SEMICONDUCTORS cnicrs.ers CeAsa70M16 ‘SEMICONDUCTORS aon 40 P.C.BOARD ASSEMBLIES cries esermie Mase Symbol & Desoroton Pert Non Mak Symbol & Desrton 07. e808 ease70Mso Mark _ Symbol & Descpton __Part Nox switcH Power assembly AW22288- 0501,0502 RN1201 cor7 ‘CEASA7IMG (c203 /AN7470P_ Merk — Symbol & Head phone essembly 508 ani203 - ico CXAI00P ace oremet BF Out soon {s06,0807,0616 pentone este cea2 crrxaezs.8 te2os tArzess cata Connect aesorbly 10809,0810 28A1208 ee excrete ic202 u7001 Complex eserbly awe2282 (0503,0508,a704 deaters E Icéos MyaLSO8P CArncnore Main VR assembly 0601,0602 ‘28A970. RESISTORS 1€301,1C304,IC402,IC405 NUM4558DXP- Mark Symbol & Control assembly Awz2294 611.0612 2sc2240 Mi ‘Symbol & Description Part No. 1303 TeaoszeP Caso ee DECK SW assembly 0613,0814,0702,0703 2802458 —— 1€401,1C403 ‘Toao6esP ene ‘VR LED assembly 0603,a804 2802603 VR5O3,VREO4 (10k) VRTM6H103 ee Pattern assembly 0605,0606 2802708 VR5O1,VR5O2 (50k) \VRTM6H503 0210 JC501 caze 47 0417 RN1201 conc: & 1670146702 neguator 6 NuM7912FA 0607,0808 2sca2s8 £629,9630 0.224) ACN 148, 409,084 rut203 ae ai ca estrone paniooa vor pecsary A ANB 2.2m) ‘ACN—208, 0206,0207 w2201 Bilas Traneeter 2sca28 acts 30800 Th n649,R650,0716 AY /2PMFCII acre 2SA1048, casio G31 —R634,R701,R703,A712_—RDI/APMFLICION 204,02 (Tt Power transtormer (AC120V) ATS1196 701 58820F R601 R602,R6OS—RO12, RDI/4PMLIOI 208 28C1740SLN c2as,c2. A ‘AC Outlet (1P) AKP1O1S e17 esi zart R619 —R624,AGI5—RE41,REe3, 10401,0402,0408-a408, 28¢2458 c409,c4 D702 ~D708,D707 ‘S5566 ROAG 0410-0413,0415,0416,0421 ¢221,c2. A. FU2,FUS Smal type fuse AK —122, 711 Zener diode uz~ 138s a (0203,0205 2862668 254 (ox eae ros baba pei Gake acto mntie Ease AA n025-Re26,Res7,Re40,R603, RFAL/APSCIICY 0202 2502786 ‘A FU Fuse @.3A128¥1 ack -308 ad cass,ca: D501 —0508,D601-D616,0618, 1SS252 646.8714 RS2LMFOOIO 0419,0420 28C3377, ca01~c AC Power cord ‘ADG1033 (0619,D706,0709,0710,D712, 0204 ‘2SK161 (cas3,ca Strain reliet AEP-113 D713 (Other reaintors ROWePMOCC a201 28K241 e210 a209 28K246, C207 Lea switch (MOTOR) zn 508 COILS & TRANSFORMER HEAD PHON on (0403,0408 25K373 coos Leet switch (MUTED ‘251080 IE assembly Leet switch (Cr02) nzsioet Merk Symbol & Desoigton Par ew 9201,0202 310 oar? Leaf switch (REC) ‘AZS1082, 601,602 AF Choke coll ATHI004 0301 Zener diode uz-5.188 a ‘Mark Symbol & Description Part No. 0302 Zener diode U2-7.58S ae _ Sebel & Desetpton __ Pat e-__ ie : 203 Motor sssembly azx1021 1701 Power wanstormer arrion ee 0203-0206,0401-D407 188282 cas 1028 4zm1038 RELAIES. RESISTORS €213,c2 ‘Mark Symbol & Description No, lark Symbol & Description art No. ap Mark _ Symbol & Dessrip PartNo, 405,41 frst sn t08 951 9052 RSALMFeT19 case ga 84 asCOILS & TRANSFORMERS ovens switches ‘Mark _ Symbol & Description Part No. Mark Symbol & Description Part No. Mark Symbol & Description __ PartNo, Mork Symbol & Description Part No. X202 Cry renontr ssst008 czsa ceasnaamso Termine 4 ANTENNA) sxasoos 851879 Tact ewtoh sct0z0 ia a ar oae aaa Pdnck er wonovibeo? —AkoToss aeceen cena De dock PLAYER +12¥1 ax =208 cous 1201 EM AE vantomer ——_aC“194 Caazcase Ceasnoowse i ~ aoa Flv Cuping'woiomer ATE Does Cass ceasoninso An tng ce moot Mom Symielt Dect Pare Tot Be OSC wantomer” — ATRGOD! Fal SScne nesiozs czs2.carncu2 ceasoroMso em L201 FM Coil ATC1003 €242,C252 ‘CEAS1R5M50 INV Risasenbly) L561 Axial inductor (33H) LAU330K ATE-079 6243,C432 CEASIO1M16, SEMICONDUCTORS Czogsaoe falas 22989 CAGaNE Czsrcrs9.caso.csoa.caos, Exasznanse han synota Devrptin eo capacitors oa Axi auctor (2h AG zoo carricatecears e430, Met _ fret eswpten _ pate, L401,L402 Axial inductor (220nH) LAU221K (C436—C438,C480,C481 1c306 NJM4558DXP la Symbol & Description Part He, esos taba {409.1407 inductor 8.9mH)—LTAS929 c4s9,c440 ceaszzomi6 ciis.crve oeon) eato20 L404,L405 Inductor (8.2mH) LTAB225 261 CEAS3R3M50_ ‘CAPACITORS c107.c108 10.01, *) ACG1021 €6208,C225,c231,¢266,263, _CEAS330M16 elas mosseaea pected £202,F202 FM Ceramic fiter ATE —107 ca19,6914,0481 C454 0878, Mark _ Symbol & Dessrson __ Part No eras taza 1022 F201" FM Band pase fiter ATR~186 cara (6325,0326 475) focus ene poo aa sc otc eeaa Fae an a B olby fit ae pretest cease eemeerain €327,C328 CEAS2R2M50_ €101,C102,C133 ‘CEASR33M50_ cwmre 220 cane.cacr. cance, Guncoee easozine Gee ceasoroMed HH C320.ce17.ca18,c431,c471, ©329,330 CEASS70M16 146-150 CEAStoom25 Mat Stel 8 Desioton et ceastomie _ Symbol & Description ca2i,cez2 CFTKA103/50 ar con 3401 Shee onkehGEATCUT) ASH Stee mtn BEAT CUT) Ashto08 c2zz.coso.cerscaae crtxatoue0 nesistons cuncias ceasanauso ceascaso crrxataaied caracrrons es crnataaiee Mak Symbol &Deterten pan no Seeceo.cr90 ceassooMs Mark _ Symbol & Deepen bar Carr ceso crraazeaieo 2 — a = C445,C446 CFTXA473J50_ R301 (100k) ACK1023, a aoe) 70 ¢0950 aceon most ROW aPH901 a m azo (a0) neo aos exevereexso ; cerxar240 cater acerote case cxovareaxso, tes ators roverMcr Grao.ens exovearexso z09.c78.cz46.cs06.cs08, AGLI}? one cxcvezzans ras creeasncey Gera.ecidcaes eo cermeure exeves7axs0 ciate cxevensereo Garieataeed cee crevesgsnso - 2 10009 ro CONTROL assembly (AWZ2294) eee = C204 c200211.c218-c220, AGBIO czuo.consceet a semiconbucToRs 87 ra7s280 Casecanr coueargcoie canaae ceeds eraserse ckevateowss ; Ma Symbol & Deot pon ne oa cones Geos catocaee exze woe ue eres 4 Deane 2 casticaancase.e27e- C236, AcGroz2 Sze aoe cxovezaaxso Sa noise cratciea ceevesvowae 254 10.0229F) 6287,c288 cKMYB152K50 e101 NJM4558DXP uz elie) cKpvess2K50 teat poses — ae See ee aa some 401 —ca0a ccestistss0 cas1,cas2 cKMye6aiK50 085,056,059,081,062 N1201 crea a c483,c454 ecest271K600 C455.c486 caMaseaKso ass) N2201 Seen jexceipaas e210 CeneHoroceo caseate camaeezvs0 053,087 BsAt0s8 S99.cr04.c108,6110 cxovxseames 6207 ccpcHozocso 051,054,060,0101—a110, —-28c2458 f ckmye221K50 nesisToRs ane-aiie C205 CCDRH180J50 RESISTORS an Seoaterico Mk Smt btn ran anon 2sc2e7e cies ate eee ee 2 oeoe ae —— sis commas eee fae et aera) posi ces comotsoeeo egos "vs 1 varmevi0s 2108 LD ostomy aetio4s vaso Svat 00K) scores \VR407,VR408 (500k) VATMev504 De?pea Len ‘AEL1O75 cass comctae0050 beosp74 te nations 7-189 rowanurzos eta carn.conaceas comeronuee DE? Zar dese eeraee RSeReO.RCoMIB6—nI99 RONEN TD cag Comernsnse p07 aoe ovnpurteny Dae Zarr ose era net nau do00 C405,C406 ‘CCMSL100050 R263,R336 ROW4PMOOIO caus ceananons ; bez fone ore ssn so vee ae Bet -os8,088-pe1,069-066, es2ee 35 81,082,101 D108, 36OTHERS. Mark Symbol & Descriptio VSI Fluorescent indicator tube AAV-039 2P Wice assembly ADX1190 REMOTE CONTROL SENCOR —AXX1010 assembly DECK SW assembly SEMICONDUCTORS. Mark _ Symbol & Description Part No, 76 LED assembly AELIO38 7B LED assombly AELIOS9 79,080 LED AELIO7S 77’ LED AELIO77, SWITCHES ‘Mark Symbol & Description Part No, $74~S77 Tact switch 1A8G1029, RESISTORS. Mark Symbol & Description Part No, All resistors RO1/ePMIOICN VR LED assembly SEMICONDUCTOR Mark _ Symbol & Description N 75 LED assembly AELIO40 PATTERN assembly [No ports are supplied with the PATTERN assembly, RXxX-72) 37yet) 7. ADJUSTMENTS 7.1 TAPE DECK SECTION 7.1.1 Mechanical adjustments + Adjustment point ar L. 2, 3 4 shown in Fig. 7-1 Connect the frequency counter to the TP401 ter- minal (Dolby TP: Lch) on the complex assembly. ‘Turn the tape switch on. ‘Mount the test tape STD~301 onto deck I Short circuit between terminals TP14 and TP15 on the complex assembly and put the deck I into play mode. (STD~301 is play backed in double speed. ) . Adjust with VR503 so that the playback signal fre- gency of deck I becomes 6020Hz ++20Hz. Release the short circuit between terminals TP14 and TP15. - Put the deck I into play mode and adjust with VR5O1 so that the playback signal frequency becomes 3010Hz +10Hz. (Note 1: Be sure not to turn VR503 while perform- ing the normal speed adjustment. ) (Note 2: Be sure to first perform double speed ad- justment in both Decks I and I.) ‘At this point, be sure to confirm that wow and flut- ter are within 0.3% both in the double and normal speeds. 9. Mount the test tape STD—301 onto deck I 10. Short circuit between terminals TP14 and TP15 on the complex assembly A and put the deck Iin- to play mode. (STD~301 is play backed in double speed. ) 11, Adjust with VR504 so that the playback signal fre- ‘gency of deck II becomes 6020Hz ++ 20Hz against that of deck I 12, Release the short-circuit between terminals TP14 and TPIS. 13. Put the deck I into play mode and adjust with ‘VR502 so that the playback signal frequency of deck It becomes 3010Hz +10Hz against that of deck 1. (Note: Be sure not to turn VR504 while perform- ing the normal speed adjustment.) 14. At this point, be sure to confirm that the wow and flutter within 0.3% both in the double and normal speeds. Fig. 7=1 Adjustments point 387.1.2 Electrical adjustments Adjustment Conditions 1, The mechanical adjustments must be completed first. 2, The head must be cleaned and demagntetized, 3. Turn power on allow the deck to warm up for at least a few minutes before commencing any elec: trical adjustments. 4. The reference signal is 0dBv=1Vrms. 5. Connect a 50 kilo~ohm (or between 47 to 52 kilo— ohm) load resistance to the OUTPUT ter- minals. 6. Unless otherwize specified, the switches listed below are left in the positions indicated, DOLBY NR :OFF TAPE SELECTOR :NORM List of Adjustments PLAYBACK SECTION 1. Head azimuth adjustment. 2, Playback level adjustment. RECORDING SECTION 1, Recording sections 2. Recording level adjustment. ( [NOTE Thar an automatic te leon Fane | Tost Tapes STD-—331B ‘Playback adjustments (See Fig. 7-2) STD—608A ‘NORMAL blank tape STD-620 CrO; blank tape STD-610 METAL blank tape x “s 088 315H2 160nwb/m re ee A108 aug cous | sows | stots fie] 2S it] enis| 02 [athena oonepsone ash] eae [4a Fig. 7-2 Constants of the test tape STD—3318 PLAY BACK Fig. 73 Head eximuth adjustment RECORDING a 220 a Fig. 7~4 Frequency response seRxX-722 DECK (PLAYBACK SECTION) 1. Head Azimuth Adjustment * Turn VR, (Deck I) or VR, (Deck IL) to mechanical center positions, NO] Mode | Input signal & test tape | Adjustment location | Measuring location | Adjustment vale Remarks Play the 10Ka!— 20 sex 1. | Pay | tion of STD-331B tet tape Head asimuth adjustment | TP¢01 (L) | Maximum playback signal screw. (See Fig, 3), ‘TP403 (R) | level 2. | SOP | Lock the screw with cre lok after completing adjustment 2. Playback level Adjustment + This adjustment determines the DOLBY NR level, and must be performed with great care. [NO] de | Topat sign & tt ape | Adhsnent cation [Meaning Iaton | __Attment vae = vw deh Deck 1 Adah playback | rear |Eovathse Sibi Weis) | rpamtde) | sane aosany | lel fet a DESK senate aout) Teak sosane |l Med ten st Deck M} yRao2 (Rech) DECK IL. DECK (RECORDING SECTION) 1. Recording Bias Adjustment * After the adjustment, caution should be exercised so as not to become under bias by checking the distortion rate. nO] Mode [ Teputsignal & test tape | Adjustment location | Measuring location [ Adjustment value Remarks 1. | STOP _| Set the TAPE SELECTOR switch to the NORM position 0B 20.500 2.| pe [sroeso oon za | nex x | YROZGeR oats, 2, Recording Level Adjustment NO] Mode | Tap sign & tet tape | Adjsinent cation | Mero focntion | Atlinent vase Remarks 1. | STO? [Set the TAPE SELECTOR switch to the NORM position 2, | ,REG_ | Appiyasi5tisiaby cignal PAUSE | tothe Line Input terminals, TP.401 et) Rec Level contol Bae ~5.2.4Bv Set the DOLBY NR svtich to the ON position, (DOLBY B) “Record the above signal on wrsosdey | TP.401 en) 4. REC/PLAY| tothe STD-600 text tape, | Deck x | YR ~5.26By £0,548 ae aositeh) | TP402 Reh) 5.| Stop _| Set te TAPE SELECTOR ch to the Crs postion. Record tear sig ow «. frocrmuay] Wine stb tne conten Feataen | sapy 22am and playback. ct 7. | Stor _| Set the TAPE SELECTOR switch to the METAL position. 407.2 TUNER SECTION 7.2.1 FM (MONO) Tuner adjustment * Adjustment point are as shown in Fi 7-1 + Make the wire connections as shown in Fig. 7—5 * Set the function to FM (MONO) FM MONO. RxX-72) Acjunment | Meosuing | Adjutment atone Item location location value ona ane Tea i Sad mein sexsi adjustment aot x vlage | KonofSOMie doesnt stunts rEzLe) voltage of TP3 ‘Tuning voltage check at 8.75 . Tai —— | rem | sav atsv = Toning wage heck 1068 | Tay _ Tan rat | ev “3% 7 METER adjasment ane | 7R202 [Yate OV. | standard modulation st 98M 6038 7.2.2 FM (STEREO) Tuner asjustment ‘© Adjustment point are as shown in Fig. 7—1 * Make the wire connections as shown in Fig. 7—5 * Set the function to FM (STEREO) FM STEREO: ‘apament | Mossurng | Adlusiont Lo location location value (Conditions MPX VCO Adjustment veo, | rao) 2688 [Non medion at S0Nte eOaB A” Confirmation of distortion Stereo modulation at 98MHz Contention —— | rrato.traiz | remorse | S508 tment fin, dis Stereo modulation at 98MHz Distortion factor adhstment x | Tee | TP210,TP212| Min. distortion | Stem 2K Perform the above adjustment only when the distortion factor check exceeds 1.5%. “e210 Wen, 1212 Men em so FM entenne termingt (300.2) RX-722 | ome 7 F tot ‘AC vontarar =} fe] eo Fig. 75 FM adjustment wiring diagrama> Cyst) 7.2.3 AM Tuner adjustment ‘+ Adjustment point are as shown in Fig. 7—1 ‘+ Make the wire connections as shown in Fig. 7-6 * Set the function to AM AM Adjustment | Measuring | Adjustment aa Tecation location value Conditions ‘TURND IND lighting level justment 604B.V/m or > CN eae “TUNED” | less Standard modulation at 1000 kHz. 3 10kQ are applied to the "TUNED" terminal (+B = 5V). TUNED IND lights up at "L” level. NOTE: Separate the R232 if out of specification. 7P210 wen 1P212 Reh) au so Fig. 7~6 AM adjustment wing diagram a2 —8. IC INFORMATION SYSTEM CONTROL MICROCOMPUTER No. | Name | 0 | Pstvle Function Losic 41 | PRIADS 1 | ¢ | Key input 2 42 | pBa/ADT 1 | © | Kes input 3 4% [NC | = 44 | PROC © | C | Serial clock pulse output 45 | Pxus0 0 | | Serta data output 4g | Px2St T | | Auto stop input | Ls Auto tuning stop a7 | Pao 0 | € [Deck SW output 0 1. Terminal Functions 48 | PAL ° Cc Deck SW output 1 — 49 | Paz 0 | ¢ | RECIND 1: RBC IND light up No. | Name | 10 Loaie 50 | Pas © | C [REC CO Hi: Tape transport unit 2 = CrOz ; - ai | PFO 0 | ¢_ | POWER Reay Hi Relay ON 1 | saipco ° ‘H: CrOz playback or high speed copy with tape 52 | PFL ° C | LM7001 CE H: Enable. Seat il ne ace 33 | pre © |G | Function SW contal A | H: FUNC = PHONO or FUNC 2 | sepci o | PB | PBcrorx2 H: high speed copy with tape transport unit 1=CrO2 4 | PPS o | ¢ | Bias osc Hi ON = BIAS OSC 3 | Sepa © | P| tape transport unit 2_ | Ls tape transport anit 2=REC 55 | PEO 9 | ¢ | DoLBY Move )OLBY ON PLAYIREC Hi tape transport unit 2= PLAY 56 | PEL o | ¢ |MoTor1 ape transport unit I MOTOR ON 4 | sees 0 | P| PLAY selection trom | L: tape transport unt 1 51 | PE2 o | ¢€ |MoroR2 Hi tape transport unit 2 MOTOR ON tape transport units 1 | H: tape transport unit, 88 | PES 0 | ¢_ | TAPE SPEED LL High speed copy in proaress and 2 59 |pvo | 0 | | VOLUMEDOWN —_| Hi: Motor volume DOWN 5 |ss 0 | P| Key output 6 |pviewa | 0 | ¢ | VOLUME UP Hi Motor volume UP 6 |59 0 | P| Key output 61 | py2nwe T | C | Power failure detec- | 7 |si0 0 | P| Key output ps sion 8 |sit 0 | P| Key output ce |pyaormc | 1 | | Remote contol signal 9 |si2 0 | PB | Key output input io |513 0 | P| Key output 63 | poo o | c |xzcopyinn. — |L: x2 COPY IND light up n | sis 0 | P| Key output 64 | PDL 0 | ¢ | x1copy inp, 1: ON = x1 COPY IND Tight up 12 | 815 © | P| Key output 63 | poz 0 | ¢ | PavseIND. L: PAUSE IND Tight up 13 | Sierris © | pp | FL segment « 65 | pbs 9 | ¢ | PHONO L; FUNC = PHONO 14 | sims 0 | DP | FLsegment b 87 | PCO o} ¢€ |o 1: FUNK = CD 38 | sists 0 | DP. | FLeegment ¢ 63 | PCL 0 | ¢ | VoLume i. 1 VOLUME IND light up 36 | siomi2 & | be | FLscementa 62 | PC2 0 | ¢ [STANDBY IND. | L: STANDBY IND light up i7 | soon © | DP. | FLecement e 70 | Pca 0 | ¢ | TAPE Ii FUNC = TAPE 18 | S2ut10 © | DP | FLsegment £ 7 | Ves 1 | — | GND terminal 19 | szzrr9 0 | bp | FL segment « rm |x 0 | | Unused Open 20 | Soars 0 | De | FL segment h 73 [NC ale — a | t7 © | De. | Unwed fopen) 74 | TEX 1 | C | Unused Connected to GND 2 | 76 © | DP. | Unused (open) 75 | Veer T | — | Reset standard Connected to Voo 23 |T5 o | pp [rrgndt voltage 24 | T4 0 | pp | FLgra2 76 | Veor 1 | — | Power terminal for FL 2 |13 o | pp |FLgrd3 77 | SoHo o |e [Murine Lz MUTING ON Gignal OFF) 26 | 0 | be |Fegrdd 7 | SUPHI o | PB [RECMUTE Fi: MUTING ON (Signal OFF) 2 |T1 o | pe |FLards 79 | sepne o | pe |p MUTE 1: MUTING ON (Signal OFF) 28 | 10 0 | pp |Frgra6 a0 | sais 0 | P| PROTECTION RELAY | Hi: RELAY ON 29 | INT 1 C | switchover ‘L: MW9kHz, FMS0kHz =H: MW10kHz, Iz — ~ ~ a 30 | XTAL. © | C | Clock pulse output ee 31 | EXTAL 1 |G | Glock pulse input 32 | RST I c Reset ‘L: Reset & CMOS 10 3 [Nc SS i Ph open drain output 34 | Yoo 1 | — | suppiy vottage DP: Peh open drain output with pull-down resistor 35 | PloiaDo o | c |vibeo Hi: FUNC=YIDEO en IND HE: DOLBY IND light up = Di se |raaps =| 0 | ¢ Swine HE Seanaing npogrest with FONG TAPE or FUNC™TUNER 39 | PBOADE 1 | ¢ | Keyinput 0 40 | PBUADS 1] C | Rey input 1 43 aats edt} 9. SPECIFICATIONS Amplifier Section {RX-522) Continuous Average Power Output is 110 watts* per channel, min., at 8 ohms from 20 Hertz to 20,000 Hertz with no more than 0.09%** total harmonic distortion. [RX-722] Continuous Average Power Output is 125 watts* per channel, min., at 8 ohms from 20 Hertz to 20,000 Hertz with no more than 0.09%** total harmonic distortion. IRX-522/RX-722] Input (Sensiivityimpedance) PHONO MM 2.8 mvi87 ko ©, VIDEO/AUX 180 mvia? ko Frequency Response PHONO MM 20 Hz to 20,000 He 2B (0D, VIDEO/AUX 20 He to 60,000 He=3 6 ‘Signal-to Noise Reto (HF, ehort circuited, A network) PHONO MM. 7248 (CD, VIDEOIAUX 90 a8 Graphic Equalizer foquoncy band 100 Hz, 330 He, T kHe, 3.3 ke, 10 kHz, #8 6 + Moasured pursuant to tha Federal Trade Commission's Trade Fegulation rule on Power Output Ciaims for Amplifier. "* Mesured by Audio Spectrum Anoizer FM Tuner Section [RX-522/RX-722] Frequency range 187.5 Miz to 108 MHz Usable Sonstivity 14.208, HE (1.4 pVI75 ohms} 50 dB Quiating Sensitivity Mono: 20'd8f (2.7 AVi75 ohms | Signal-to Noise Ratio (INF, 85 a8 Input) ‘Mono:70 a8 ‘steree:67 38 ‘Stereo Separation 43 0011 tte} Froquoncy Raeponse $B (20 Hz to 15 KH) ‘Antenna Input 759 unbalanced 3008 balanced ‘AM Tuner Section [RX-522/RX-722] Frequency range When 10 KH step. When 9 kHz step. 530 kHe to 1.700 kHe 531 kHe to 1/602 kHe Sensitivity (VHF, Loop antennal 385nVim Antenna Loop Antenna Cassette Tape Deck Section [RX-522/RX-722] Systems ‘track, Z-channel stereo Heads Recording/playback hesd x1 Playback head * 1 Etasing head * 1 Motor: DC serve 2 speed motor x 2 Wow and Futter 'No more than 0.139% (WRMS) Fast Winding Time ‘Approximately 105 seconds IC-60 taps) Frequency Response ~20 dB recording: Normal te 35 He to 14,000 He + 6 eB C10, 135 He to 15,000 He + 6 6B. Signal to-Nise Ratio Dolby NA OFF 50.4 Noise Reduction Effect ‘Dolby 8 type NR ON More than 10 o® (at § KH} 45 Miscellaneous [RX-522/RX-722] Power requirements US, and Canadian models Auswalian mode (Other destination mode ‘AC 110 VI120~ 127 Vi220 V/240 V (ewitchabie), ‘AC 120 Volts, 60He ‘AC 240 Voits, 50/60 He ‘50160 He Power Coneumption 7X52, 380 W, 495 VA BK722 380 W, 495 VA Dimensions 44201Wi x 349.51H) x 36310) mmm 46.9/16(W) x 13-3/4¢H) x 11-15/16(0) in Weight (without package) FX522 kg (19 fb 14 02) Ax722 10kg (22 1 02) Furnished Parts [RX-522/RX-722) FM T-type Antenna ‘AM Logp Antenna ‘Operating instructions Remote control unit Bry eel batteries [AAAIRO3)) Multivoltage and Australian model: (Operating instructions forthe remote contol unit 10. PANEL FACILITIES D Be (TUNER SECTION] @D FREQUENCY /station number display @ FM MONO indicator LUghts when the FM MONO switch is pressed to select monaural FM reception. @ STEREO indicator “This lights during FM stereo reception @ TUNED indicator This lights to indicate that » station has been optimally tunedin. @® STATION CALL switches re used to recall preset brosdcasting stations and to the station. © MEMORY switch ‘This switch is used to memorize stations. When the switch is preseed, the FREQUENCY indicator wil flash, To momorize the Trequency of any station, press one of the STATION CALL switch ‘while the frequency Indicator is flashing, DFM MONO switch Normally, the FM MONO indicstor remains off. However, it may not be possible to tune in a desired FM station because itis 100 fr way or because is signals are too weak. In cases lke theso, press the switch to set the reception tothe monaural mode (FM MONO indicator ights) and tune in the station. The program of an FM stereo broadcast will be heard in moro. This switch wil not function for AM reception. The FM MONO setting ¢ memorized ‘along with station frequency whan presetting a station, @ BAND selector switch (FM/ AM) ‘This is uted to select the band of the desired station. The bands ‘change alternately each time the switch is pressed, FM reception CikM reception —] @ TUNING switch (—, +) ‘These are used to locate station. Push the "~" switch to locate a atation broadcasting on a lower frequency and the "-+” switch to locate @ station broadcasting on @ higher frequency. 48 AMPLIFIER SECTION (® STANDBY/SLEEP indicator This indicator lights in standby status or when the sleep timer function is operating when the power cord is connected to @ power outlet When the SLEEP key on the remote control unit is pressed, the sleep function activated for approximately 60 minutes, then fenters the standby mode. (The STANDBY/SLEEP indicator flashes fester as tho ond of the sat time nears.) ) POWER (STANDBY/ON) switch When this switch is set tothe ON position, the STANDBY/SLEEP Indicator goes out and power is supplied to the main citcuits of the cassette tepe deck receiver. The POWER unit's switch is ‘Geared to selecting the transtormer's secondary so thst even in STANDBY positon, the unit's eweuity wil work a5 long 9s the ower cord is connected to ® power outlet, Disconnect the power cord from the power outlet when you do ‘ot plan to use tho cassette tape deck receiver for 3 long period of time ‘deck receiver has @ backup function, so it | will return to the orginal status when the power cord Ie Unplugged and soon again plugged into the power outlet. (SPEAKERS switch (MLA, m A+B) This is used to select the spesker through which you wish to ALA: When the speakers connected to A terminals ate in ARA+B: When the speakers connected to A and B terminals ore (There is no sound at this postion when speakers are connected only to the A terminals.) Be sure to use A terminals when you use 9 pair of sneakers only. No sound will be heard through the speakers when only pair of speakers are connacted to B terminal,8. IC INFORMATION SYSTEM CONTROL MICROCOMPUTER 1. Terminal Functions No. | Name vo | P style Function Loaic 1 | sapco o | P| PBNrx2, crOr "Ch playback or hth speed coy with ape tensport unit 1=norm: 2 | sorci 0 | P | PBCroOrx2 He: high speed copy with tape transport unit 1=CrOz 3 | SerPG2 0 | P |tapetransport unit 2. | L: tape transport unit 2=REC PLAY/REC Hi: tape transport unit 4 | s7pca © | P| PLAY selection from | L: tape transport unit tape transport units 1 | H: tape traneport unit and 2 5 |s8 oO | P| Key output 6 |s9 0 | P| Key output 7 |si0 0 | P {Key output 8 |sit 0 | P| Key output 9 {siz 0 | P| Key output io {813 0 | P | Key output u |sia 0 | P | Key output 12 |815 © | P | Key output 13 | Sierr15, © | DP |FLsegment a a | si7/Ti4 © | DP | FL segment b 15 | Si8/T13, 0 | DP |FLsegmente 16 | Si9/T12 O | DP [FL segment d a7 | S2o7ri1 © | DP | FL segment e 18 | S2vT10 © | DP | FL segment £ 19 | S2zr9 © | DP | EL segment g 20 | Sears © | DP | FL segment h a | 77 © | DP | Unused (open) 22 | 76 © | DP | Unused (open) 23 | 75 o | pp |Flerdt 24 | T4 oO | De [FL grid2 25 | 73 oO | DP | Fi gria3 26 | T2 o | pp |FLera4 27 © | pp |FLlgrids 8 0 | DP | Fiera 29 1 | C | switchover L: MWokdi, FMS0kHz H: MW10kHz, FM100KH2 30 0 | C | Gock puise output 31 T | C | Glock pulse input 32 1 | C [Reset L: Reset, 3 = — ——) Ey 1 | — | Supply vottage 35 | PIO“ADO o | c |viDEO H: FUNC=VIDEO 36 | PIVADL o | ¢ | TUNER H: FUNC=TUNER 37 | PlaAD2 0 | ¢ | DOLBY IND H: DOLBY IND light up = DOLBY ON 38 | PIvADS o | ¢ |swinn ‘H: Scanning in progress with FUNC=TAPE or FUNC=TUNER 39 | PBO/ADS 1 | C | Key input 0 40 | PB/ADS 1 | C | Key input 1 43 No. | Name vO | P style Funi Logic 41 | PBa/ADE 1 |. ¢ | Key input 2 42. | PB3/ADT 1 | ¢ | Key input 3 43 |NC —|— 44 | PXOSC © | C__| Serial clock pulse output 45. | PXUSO © | C | Serial data output 46 | PX2/St T | | Auto stop input L: Auto tuning stop | 47 | PAO © | C | Deck SW output 0 48 | PAL 0 | C | Deck SW output 1 49 | Paz o | C |RECIND L: REC IND light up 50 | PAS 0 | C |REC Coz Hi: Tape transport unit 2 = CrOz 51 | PFO 0 | C | POWER Relay Hi: Relay ON 52 | PF oO | ¢ | LM7001 cE H: Enable, 53. | PR2 © | C | Function SW control A | Hi FUNC = TUNER 54 | PS o | ¢ |BIAs osc H: 85 | PEO o | ¢ | DOLBY MoE | 56 | PEL o | ¢ |MoTORI Hi: tape transport unit 1 MOTOR ON 57 | PE2 o | ¢ |MoToR2 HE: tape transport unit 2 MOTOR ON | 58 | PE3 o | c_ | TAPE SPEED L: High speed copy in progress 59 |pyo || 0 | CG | VOLUME DOWN —_| i: Motor volume DOWN 60 | PYLPWM OnlEacl Hi: Motor volume UP ei | PY2rwe 1] o¢ tion 62 |PYa/BCRMC | 1 | C | Remote control signal input, 63 | PDO o | ¢ | x2copy inp. L: x2 COPY IND light up. 64 | PDI o | ¢ | xicopy inp. [: ON = x1 COPY IND light up 65 | PD2 © | ¢_ | PAUSE IND. L: PAUSE IND light up 68 | PD3 o | ¢ | PHONO L: FUNC = PHONO, 67 | PCO o | ¢ jo L: FUNK = CD 68 | PCL o | ¢_ | VoLUME inp. L: VOLUME IND tight up 69 | PC2 © | ¢_ | STANDBY IND. L: STANDBY IND light up 7 | PC3 o | ¢ | TAPE Li: FUNC = TAPE, 71 | Ves 1 | — |GND termina wm | 1K o | Cc | Unused Open 73 | NC - — 74 | TEX 1 | C | Unused Connected to GND 75 | Veer 1 | — | Reset standard Connected to Voo voltage 76 | Veor 1 | —— | Power terminal for FL 77 | SOPHO o | PB |MuTING L: MUTING ON (Signal OFF) 78 | SUPHL 0 | P [REC MUTE Hi: MUTING ON (Signal OFF) 79 | S2PH2 o | P |PBMUTE L: MUTING ON (Signal OFF) 80 | S¥/PH3 © | P| PROTECTION RELAY | H: RELAY ON c:CMOs 10 P: Pech open drain output DP: Peh open drain output with pull-down resistor 4aRxX-722 9. SPECIFICATIONS Amplifier Section (RX-522] Continuous Average Power Output is 110 watts* per channel, mi 20,000 Hertz with no more than 0.09%** total harmonic IRX-722] Continuous Average Power Output is 125 watts* per channel, min., at 8 ohms from 20 Hertz to 20,000 Hertz with no more than 0.09%** total harmonic distortion. IRX-522/RX-722] Input (Senstvitylimpedancel ‘PHONO Mint ©, VIDEO/AUX Frequency Response PHONO MM. 20 He to 20,000 He=2 d® cD, VIDEO/AUX 20 He to 0,000 H?=3 a8 ‘Signa-to-Noise Ratio (IMF, short eiculted, A network) PHONO Mt ree CD, VIDEOIAUX 90 a8 Graphic Equalizer requency band 100 Hz, 330 He, TkHe, 3.3 kMz, 10 kM, £8 48 2.5 mvia7 ka 150 miVia7 KS -Messured pursuant to the Federal Trade Commission's Trade Regulation rule on Power Output Claims for Amplifier. ++ Mesured by Ausio Spectrum Anaizer. FM Tuner Section [RX-522/RX-722] Frequency range 87.5 Me to 108 MHe Usable Sonstivty 14.2481, IHF (1.4 VI78 ohms) 150 dB Quiating Sensitivity ___ Mono: 20 dB (2.7 #VI75 ohms | Signol-o-Noise Ratio (IHF, 85 dBt Input) ‘Mone:70 dB ‘Stereo:67 48 Stereo Separstion 43-0811 kt) Frequency Response ‘Antenna Input 46 (20 He to 15 eH! "759 unbalancea ‘3000 balances ‘AM Tuner Section [RX-522/RX-722] Frequency range ‘When 10 KH step When 9 kia step, 590 kis to 1,700 kHe 531 kis to 1,802 kHe Sensitivity (IMF, Loop antennal 385,vim Antenne Loop Antenna Cassette Tape Deck Section (RX-522/RX-722] Systems 4 track, 2-channe! stereo Heads Recording/pleyback head » 1 Playback head <1 Erasing head * 1 Motor DC servo 2 speed motor x 2 Wow and Futter NNo more then 0.13% (WRMS) Fest Winding Time ‘Approximately 108 seconds 1C-60 tape) Frequency Response 20 dB recording Normal tape 35 Hz to 14,000 He + 6 68 Cros 35 He to 15,000 Hr = 608 Signal to: tse Ratio Dolby NA OFF 5048 Noise Reduction Effect Dolby B type NR ON Mote than 10 08 (at 8 KH 45 Miscellaneous (RX-522/RX-722] Power recuiremer USS. and Canadian models ‘Auswalian mode! (Other destination model AC 120 Volts, 60H: ‘AC 240 Volts, 50/60 He ‘AC 110 VI120~ 127 V/220 Vi240 V (switchable), ‘50/60 He Power Consumption K-52 380 W, 495 VA AX722 380 W, 495 VA Dimensions, 4201W) > 349.51H) > 30310) mm 46-9/960W) © 13.914(H) « 11-1571601 In Weight (without package) X52 9g (19 1b 14 02) AK722 10kg (22 1 02) Furnished Parts (RX-622/RX-722) FM T-type Antenna |AM Loop Antenna Operating instructions Remote control unt Dry cell batteries [AAAIROS)] Muitivoltage ond Australion mode ‘Operating istractions forthe remote contol unit 10. PANEL FACILITIES TUNER SECTION @ FREQUENCY /station number display @ FM MONO indicator Lights when tho FM MONO switch is pressed to seloct monaural FM reception © STEREO indicator ‘This Hgts during FM stereo reception @ TUNED indicator ‘This lights to incicete thats station has baen optimally tuned in. © STATION CALL switches ‘These are used to recall preset broadcasting stations and to preset the station. © MEMORY switch ‘This switch is used to memorize stations. When the switch is pressed, the FREQUENCY indicator wil flash. To memorize the frequency of any station, press ane of the STATION CALL switch while the frequency indicator is Mashing (@ FM MONO switch Normally, the FM MONO indicator remains off. However. it may ‘ot be possible to tune in e desired FM station because its 100 far away of because its signols are too weak. In cases ike these, press the switch to s0t the reception tothe moneural mode (FM MONO indicator ights) and tune nthe station. The program of an FM stereo broadcast will be heerd in mono. This smiteh wil not function for AM reception ‘The FM MONO setting is memorzed siong with station frequency when preseting o station @® BAND selector switch (FM/ AM) This i used to select the band ofthe dested station. The bands change alternately each time the switch i pressed, FM reception Cam reception —1 @ TUNING switch (-, +) ‘These are utod to locate stations. Push the "—" switch to locate a station broadcasting on a lower frequency and the "-+” switch to locate @ station broadcacting on a higher frequency. 46 AMPLIFIER SECTION ® STANDBY/SLEEP indicator This indicator lights in standby status or when the sleep timer function is operating when the power cord is connected to 8 power outlet. Won the SLEEP key on the remote control unit is pressed, the sleep function activated for approximately 60 minutes, then fentors the stendby mode. (The STANDBY/SLEEP indicator lashes faster as the end of the set time nears.) {) POWER (STANDBY/ON) switch \When this switch is set tothe ON position, the STANDBY/SLEEP Indicator goos out and power is supplied to the main etcuits of the ease tape deck receiver. The POWER unit's switch 3 to selecting the transformer's secondery so that even in STANDBY position, the unit's ceuity wil work a long 36 the power cord is connectad to 2 power outlet, Disconnect the power cord from the power outlet when you do ‘ot plan to use the cassette tepe deck receiver fora long period of time The cassette tape deck recoiver has a backup function, 60 will return to the original status when the power cord iS Unplugged and s00n again plugged into the power outlet. {2 SPEAKERS switch (MA, m A+B) This is used to select the speaker through which you wish to When the speakers connected to A terminals are in sMLA+B: When the speakers connected to A and B terminals are (There is no sound st this postion whan speakars are connected only to the A terminals.) 'e sure to use A terminals when you use 9 pair af speakers only. [No sound willbe heard through the speakers when only pat of speakers are connected to B tormin(8 PHONES jack ‘This i a “standard plug-type jack" for headphones, Nore: ‘Sound is not heard from the speakers when headphones are in (@ FUNCTION switches/indicators The ingicstors light for the specified functions {5 REMOTE SENSOR window { VOLUME control/indicator The volume is increased when this control is turned clackwige, dectessed when turned counterclockwise. When operating with the remote control unt, the contra! automaticaly turns clockwise ‘hon "is preseed, counterclockwise when" is pressed, land the iniestor on the VOLUME control flashes rapialy ‘The indicator also flashes when the muting function is operated by the remote control unit @ BALANCE control Usually set this control to the central positon. f turned counterclockwise, the volume of the right channel will deeresse. Ir turned clockwise, the volume of the left channel wil ecrease { MIC jack (excluding U.S. and Canadian models) Used to connect microphones equipped with standard plug, (@ MIXING LEVEL (exluding U.S. and Canadian models) Adjusts the volume of the microphone. Increasing the microphone volume reduces the source volume. GRAPHIC EQUALIZER SECTION ‘® GRAPHIC EQUALIZER controls @ SPECTRUM ANALYZER display CASSETTE TAPE DECK SECTION = The cassette tape deck re tape selector function Dock Pe NORMALICIO,, METAL Deck I. NORMALICYO, @ DECK | TAPE COUNTER RESET switch @ DECK | TAPE COUNTER ‘Scdigital display measures tape travel on deck | @ DOLBY NR indicator @ COPY MODE indicators ® Deck | switches ver & provided with an automatic (PLAY! Playoack << Gem Rewind =e FF Fast forward WA ISTOPIEJECT) ||" Stops tape travel. Elects cassette if pressed when tape is stopped. itches to select the copy mode. @ COPY MODE s\ These ewitcnes are HIGH High speed copying (double-speed, halftime copying! NORMAL Normal speed copying NOTE When the COPY MODE inaicatoris blinking (copy standby mode) the playback operation is not available for anly DECK 1'07 only, DECK I and the recording operation is not avalale for DECK I! only MIC MIXING RXx-72) @ DOLBY *NR switch Press fo activate noise reduction system. Use to play back topes ‘ecorded using Day B NR. + Tapes recorded using Dolby 8 NR should always be played back with the noise reduction system on. Sound quality willbe ‘dversely affected f thoy are played back withthe system off, Or if tapes recorded using a different noise reduction system fre played back with the Dolby B NR system on. + tis recommended that tepes recorded using Dolby B NR be so, ‘marked on the label. This will help to prevent incorrect setting Of the noise reduction switch during playback. Dolby noise reduction manufactured under license from Dolby Lavorstories Uconsing Corporation. Dolby" and the couble-D aymbo! OQ are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation @ Deck il PAUSE (ID) switch ‘This ewiteh i used to temporatly stop the tape in deck il. The PAUSE indicator lights during the puse mode. The pause mode is cancelled whan the switch s pressed again, The PAUSE switch will ot function while copying a tape. @ Deck I! switches © (aC Set to the recording mode, PipLay Playback << 1REW) Rewind = FF Fast forward BIA (STOPIEJECT) |. Stops tape travel. Ejcts cassotte it reseed when tape Is stopped. ) DECK Il MODE indicators REC (9! Lights during recordind PAUSE ( Lights during the peuse mode. (excluding U.S. and Canaan models) MIXING KNOW-HOW Mixing involves combining the signals from two input sources (a microphane and a tape, for example) SINGING ALONG WITH A PROGRAM SOURCE Operate after setting the MIXING LEVEL control to MIN, 4) Perform the preliminary operations on page 9. 21 Phug'a microphone into the MIC jack 3, Adjust the volume to a suitabie level 4, Set the MIXING LEVEL control to the center position We howling aceurs (@ high-pitched sound from the speakers) take the following steps. (1) Move the microphone sway from the speakers. (2) Lower the volume. 5. Solect the desired program source using the FUNCTION, witches, 6, Start playback of the program source, 7. Adjust the overall volume. 8, Using the MIXING LEVEL control, adjust the sound balance between the microphone and the program source. 9, Sing along with the program using the microphone. NOTE: + Recording of mixed sound is possible. Although the sound fom the speaker during playback of Deck | will be mixed ‘Sound. recording to Deck I will be made by tape sound of the Dock I ony + When not using the MIXING function, be sure to set the MIXING LEVEL control to MIN and remove the microphone lug from the MIC jack. + ‘The graphic equalizer does not affect the sound of microphone a7