Photo : AEP, UK model ‘Dolby andl the doutieD tymbol are the wade marks of Boley Laboratories Lieensing Corporation, Noite redvetion syiten minatnetored under license rom Dolby Laboratories {eensng Corporation AEP Model UK Model E Model I COMPACT HI-DENSITY COMPONENT SYSTEM contents Page Page FHT ST-78L (AEP, UK model) ST-l- Handling Precautions of MOS ICs. ..3, 4 MELE Components... = $12.3 SPECIFICATIONS . 5.6 SECTION | MODEL IDENTIFICATIONS |... ..7 BLOCK DIAGRAM _ ST, 5 SECTION | OUTLINE SECTION 2 ADJUSTMENTS FUNCTION OF CONTROLS. . MW/LW SECTION, .......... ST, 8 CONNECTIONS: FM SECTION . ST-9,40 OPERATION OF THE TUNER. FM SECTION 2 | STH, 12 TAPE PLAYBACK eee dd SECTION 3 DIAGRAMS: TAPE RECORDING . 3:1. MOUNTING DIAGRAM... $713, 14 OTHER NOTES eer 3-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM... ST-5—17 SECTION 2 DISASSEMBLY Semiconductor REMOVAL ose ecco el Lead Leyouts . STB SECTION 3 SECTION 4 EXPLODED VIEWS & EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST. cena PARTS LIST sti9-21 TROUBLE CHECKS... 0.22.20 CAPACITORS & RESISTORS... 21-24 SAFETY RELATED COMPONENT WARNING! CONFONERTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND Miami: GCN THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED. Views AND AR THE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION REPLACE THESE COMM WIT SONY FARTS FeHOSE PART NUNBERS AS SHOWN AN THIS MANUAL OR ne SUPP PUBLISHED BY SOY. = Continued on page 2 — SONY. SERVICE MANUALa7 | ST-785 (E model) MELF Components SECTION | BLOCK DIAGRAM SECTION 2 ADJUSTMENTS MW/SW SECTION | MW/SW SECTION 2 EM SECTION 1 FM SECTION 2 . . SECTION 3 DIAGRAMS 3-1, MOUNTING DIAGRAM, 3:2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM Semiconductor Lead Layouts... SECTION 4 EXPLODED VIEW AND. PARTS LIST . TA-78 1, CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2, BLOCK DIAGRAM... 3. DISASSEMBLY 4, MOUNTING DIAGRAM. 5. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM SEMICONDUCTOR LEAD LAYOUTS. 6, EXPLODED VIEWS . PARTS LIST T0718 SERVICING NOTE ‘To apply B+ voltage in repair SECTION 1 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION LL MOS MECHANISM CONTROLLER TC9310N-001 (IC401). . AMS CIRCUIT, 10585 and Q585 Q410 and Q41 ais. SECTION 2 OPERATION DESCRIPTION BL. 22, 23. 24, 25, 26 27, 28, Kicking function far FWD cam gear, FF eam gear when current is flowing through solenoid. . FAST-REVERSE MODE. FE MODE. FWD MODE REC/EWD MODE. . REV MODE .. FWD AMS MODE REV AMS MODE FWD PAUSE MODE sti- ST-2, 3 ST, 5 STA, 8 Sty) ST10-12 ST-13, 14 STAS, 16 STAID st-20 - ST-21-23 Tat TAD TA3,4 TAS-7 TA8-10 TAMI-13 TAN 2 PAIS, 16 TAIT, 18 Ter 12 TC2 TO3-14 TC3,4 FCS—12 TC13 TCs TCS TO-1$-52 ACs TC-16~18 “10-19-22 10-23-26 TC28-30 = T3136 TC37-42 70-43-48 ‘TC-49-52 SECTION 3. OUTLINE 34, BLOCK DIAGRAM . SECTION 4 DISASSEMBLY SECTION 5 ADJUSTMENTS . 5-1. MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS... 5-2, ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS... SECTION 6 DIAGRAMS. . 6-1, MOUNTING DIAGRAM 6 SEMICONDUCTOR LEAD LAYOUTS. SECTION 7 EX PLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST. 7, EXPLODED VIEWS 7-2. PARTS LIST. ACT8. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION SECTION L BLOCK DIAGRAM. . SECTION 2 DISASSEMBLY .. 0... --. SEMICONDUCTOR LEAD LAYOUTS. . SECTION 3 DIAGRAMS $8.78 FE, L 2 3 4 8 3:1, MOUNTING DIAGRAM 3-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM. - SECTION + EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST . ATURES DISASSEMBLY . SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM WIRING DIAGRAM PARTS LIST EXPLODED VIEW . - Page TCS4—36 STCS4~ 56 = -1CS7~61 -TC-62-71 TC62- 66 167-71 TC-72-81 TCT T4 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM. . 10-75-80 TCS T8295 TC82-86 TC87-95 ACL - ACI, ACA ACS ACS = ACT, 8 AC9,10 ACH 12 sS-1~ ss2 SS-2 $83 $83 S83 288-4FH-7 aes Power requiternents AEP, UK modal: Operatason 220 V or 240 V 26 E models Operates an 120, 220 0° 240 V ac Outputs HEADPHONES Accepts headphones of 8 ohms or more SPEAKER, ‘Accepts speakers of 6 to 16 ohms. General Dimensions Approx. 218 « 85 « 235 mom fwihic) (Bh ih» BM inchs) incl projacting parts and controls, Weight Roprox. 95 kg (7 Ibs 12 02) nat 3578 Speaker system 2 way spaakar system Wooter: 10.¢m Tweeter: om Power handling capacity Music 60 watts Nominal 20 watts Feequency range 80 H2 - 20 kHz Sensitivity 80 aBAwim Impedance Sehms General Dimersions Approx, 160 x 260 x 239 mm (wind) (4% 10% « 94 inches) weight Approx. 2.7 kg (6 Ibs) net per unit Powar consumption AEF, € medel: 65 watts UK model: 220 watts Dimensions, Approx. 835 = 320 »240 mmiwid) tie = 12 «9M inches) Inet. projacting parts and controls ‘Weight ‘Approx. 15:1 kg (23 Ibs § 02) net ‘Anprox. 165 XG (38 Ibs 7 02) in shipping car- ton Caution on UK model Important The wites in the mains k tollowing code Blue: Newal Brown: Live ‘As the colours of the wires in the maing lead of this apparatus may ‘not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the ter rminals n your plug proceed as follows = ‘The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked withthe letter N or colourad black, ‘The wite which ig coloured brewn must be connected to the ter inal which #8 marked with the letter Lor coloured red FEATURES ‘The Sony FHT is a compact highensity component systam con. sisting of an FM stereo/FM-AM tuner, a high quality cassette deck, ‘and integrated amplitie. You can take it anywhere so that you can enjoy a varity af program souress-broadcast programs, taped pro- grams, etc, anytime you like. Tha FHT's matched components are the equal of fine separate ‘components and have the following features ‘eTnvee sifferant power sources: house curent using supplied AG power supply unit, batteries and 12 car battery using the oo: tional BC power supply unit (EBP-70). ‘eNewly developad flat connecting cords which enable you to con: fect each component quickly ard easily. connectable carrying handle makes the FH.7 carriable a3 a suit case. ‘Amplifier section ‘@CDIAUX j2ck for duplicating a tape with an externa} tape recorder land phono Input jacks for bstening to records. ‘eF ive frequency band equalizer to compase the source sound 10 your tiking, Tuner section eThe quatle-tocked digital synthesizer system with a sophisticated Phase Locked Loop (PLL) eircuit allows extremely precise tuning of FM and MWILW of SW stations with an electronic digital readout on the frequency display. ‘@Builtin totescopic antenca and external antenna terminals, ‘@The FLL {Phase Locked Loop) multiplex ciceuit assures stable FM reception Cassette deck section ‘etme cassette deck can use the metal tapes, providing wider ynamia range and extended frequency response. ‘sAutoreverse function for changing the tape direction ‘automatically In the playback mode. You don't have to tum the cassette over to play the other side. ‘eAutomatic Music Sensor (AMS) allows easy playback of tne {election being played and easy skipping fo the next selection ‘eThe new automatic recording aystom sets the recording level automatically, ‘eThe record muting function allows you {6 eliminate material you do not want to record, sueh_ as commercials, and to make a biank ‘9pce between solactions. ‘@The Dolby NR (noise reduction) system reduces tape hiss and ‘assures high quality recording and playback ‘AG power supply section ‘e Permits heasphonas to be connected. Their volumes adjustable, '@ This section aupplias powor to the tuner, amplitier and tape deck.| mer MODEL IDENTIFICATIONS (TA-78 & 85-38 have no differences by the model) ‘© This label is sticked on TC-78. SONY. COMPACT HI-DENSITY COMPONENT SYSTEM. {_]: FM STEREO/FM-AM TUNER, TA-78 : INTEGRATED STEREO AMPLIFIER TC-7B : STEREO CASSETTE DECK AC-78 : POWER SUPPLY UNIT 38-78: SPEAKER SYSTEM moveL No. FH-7 SERIAL NO. MADE WN JAPAN ST78t SONY. FM STEREO/FM-AM TUNER COMPACT HI-DENSITY COMPONENT SYSTEM FH-7 FREQUENCY RANGE: FM: 87.5 — 108MHz MW: 622—1802kH2 LW: 153 344kHz IF FM; 107MHz ‘AM; 450kHz MmopeL no. ST-78L BLANK ... AEP, UK Model FTZPRUFNUMMER U186 ... For WEST GERMANY SERIAL NO. MADE IN JAPAN ACTB SONY. MODEL No, AC-78 POWER SUPPLY UNIT COMPACT HI-DENSITY COMPONENT SYSTEM FH7 o) SERIAL WO. MADE IN JAPAN ‘AC .220/240V~ — BO/60H2 —_65W... AEP Model AC. 220/240V~ — 50/60Hz 220W ... UK Model C : 120/220/240V~ BO/6OH2 — 65W... E ModelSECTION 1 OUTLINE FUNCTION OF CONTROLS: ‘Taner (ST.785) Ampitior Cassette deck AC power supply nit SONYToner ST-7eU705] {The photo shows the ST-78S tuner) © Frequency display Permits reading the received frequency at a glance trom ine figures. @ STEREO indicator This indicator will ight when an FM stereo program of suflicient signat strength is tuned in. @ TUNED indicstor Lights up when a signat is tuned in accurately. (METER BAND indicator (lor ST.78S) Lights up to show the receiving frequency is in an SW meter band. © BAND selector Selects the desired band. ST-78L: FM, MW or LW. ‘S775: FM, MW, SW1 or SW2, @ TUNING buttons Press either the "+" or "=" button to change the frequency. Press the "~" button to go to a lower lrequency and the “+” button 10 go lo a higher. To change the trequency rapidly, pross the “PAST” button while pressing * +" or "=" button @ Telescopic antenna Used for FM or SW (nly for $T-788) reception. Amplitier TAO © CDIAUX jack ‘This stereo phone jeck allows you Lo quickly and easily connect a tape recorder for playback. Press PHONO switch of the FUNCTION selectors, © Graphic equatizer controls Side downwacds of upwards to equalize the reproduced sound (TAPE, PHONO ot TUNER). © PEAK POWER LEVEL meters ‘These meters show the output level of the power amplifier, @ BALANCE control lever ‘This conttols the batance of the ffl and cight channel output evel Normaliy set the contro! to the center position. @ FUNCTION selectors Press the desited program source among tape, tuner, 1ecord player fr the signal from the CDIAUX jack. PHONO: For die programs connected to PHONG inputs of the auxiliary programs connected to the CO/AUX Jack. Disconnect ine phone plug connected to the CDIAUX Jack when reproducing disc programs. TUNER: For off4ne.air programs. TAPE: For taped programs. @ VOLUME control This controls the overall output level, (Casseite deck 1076) © Tape type indicators ‘The type of the tape being used is automatically detected by th automatic tape selector system and the corresponding indicato Hignts, Tape direction indicators During playback ot recording, one of the indicators Hluminates ‘show the direction of the tapo tansport @ Function buttons ig possible to switch directly trom one mode to anchor. miforward) button: Pross this button to play the tape back the ‘ont side of the cassette. The tape is Lansported to the right Pm (lasttorward) button: Press this button to advance the tap: ‘rapidly to tho right. © (cord) button: Press this button together start recording. The indicator will illuminate. {@ lop} bution ; To stop the tape, press this button, (Pause) button: Porss this button to stop the tape for 2 moment ‘during recording and play back of the front side of the ‘cassette. To restart, press the button again. This bution is alsc used to release the tecard made. (This bullon dovs not oper uring the reverse mode) Ofrecord muting} bution: Press this button to elimi ‘wanted material and to insert a blank space during “ireversa) buton: Piess this buiton to play the back side of the casseite. st (fastreverse) button ‘rapidly f0 the left LEVEL METER ‘These meters show the Inpul level during recording and recorde: levels during playback. @ DOLBY NA switch To cecord with the Colby NA* (Noise Reduction} process, depres: this switen . To cecord without the Dolby NR process, press agair ‘and releese this switch, ‘Wen playing back, set Inés swilch fo tne same position used in secording. "Doty" an the cout9.D tyme! ave trade masks of the Dalby Laboratories Llcensing Corporatien Noise reduction system manulaclured vaca! leenee fiom Balby Laboratories licensing Gorporehion ith the b bution t Press this bulton to advance the tape @® TAPE COUNTER and reset button ‘The tape counter provides a numerical relerence point while record Ing which can be used to index a recorded cassette. To reset 10 2eFo, press the reset button. @ (ejectpbutton Press this button 10 open the cassette holder. @ ISS (interference suppress switch) (on the rear) IT interference is encountered while recording, MWW oF LW program, slide the switch to 2 0 3 position depending on which best reduces the noise. Notmally set the switch lo 1 position. [AC power supply unit AC78} (HEADPHONES jack ‘Accepts ary headphones. The headphone volume can be adjuste vith the votume control @POWER switch Press to turn on the powers ol amplifier, tuner and cassette deck To turn them off, press it again.FH-7 | connections POWER CABLE AND SIGNAL CABLE CONNECTION Notes ‘e The connector covers are connected to the male connectors at the factory to protect the connector, Remove the connector covers betore connecting the flat cables, Turn the POWER switch off when connecting or disconnecting the connector to avoid damaging ine speaker. (@Be sure to insert the female connector firmly until it clicks into the mala connector. Loose connections may cause hum and nai See iust To disconnect the cable To disconnect the cable, pull the connector out, Never pull the cable tcl. Soe aust Do not connect the cable this way. ‘See iltust FF (OUTDOOR ANTENNA AND PHONO JACKS CONNECTION FM outdoor antenna ‘sing a 75.0hm coastal cate MUL outdoor antenna or 87-721) ‘SWIM cutdoor antenna fr ST-789) toa-vall oun 75 ohm coaxial cable connection rue = ‘Center conductor ower eoverng ‘Sats oes ‘The tuner accepts 75 ohm coaxial cable. Wis free from external in: torterence, reduces noise pickup, and is the ideal transmission fine for most FM installations. ‘MW and LW antenna connection (LW for the ST-78L) In most areaa, the builtin ferrita-bar antenna will provide satistac tory reception, In difficult reception areas, it may be necessary 19 ‘connect a length of ingulated wire 5 - 16 meters (20 - $0 feet) long to the MWIL ANTENNA terminat (for the ST-7BL) or Sumy ANTENNA terminal (for the ST-785), Extend this out of doors if possible, keeping the greater portion horizontal ‘SW antenna connection (for the ST-78S) ‘The builtin telescopic antenna will provide satisfactory reception. In difficult recaption areas, it may be necessaty to connect tha SW antonna wire AN-60 to the SW/MW ANTENNA terminal and extere It as high as possible keeping from touching other material or trees. Keep the wire far away from high voltage transmission fines and noisy electrical machinery. ‘Antena wie Ground connection Lid When an outdoor antenna i Installed, @ dicact ground is recom: ‘mended for lightning protection. The use of a lightning arrestor is recommended for any outdoor antenna,‘SPEAKER SYSTEM CONNECTION Connect the supplied speaker cords to the input terminals of the ‘speaker and the speaker terminals of the AC power supply Unit. Le, the right speaker to the A terminals and the fet speaker to the Lter- ‘minals, with cortect speaker phasing (cortect @ and © connec: tions) J. stp 15 mm en) insuiation off the ng of each wi tie he strana sont 2 depte9s the terminal ineen the sipped wie fsteesce ne emia gr 3 pummeyms cree To shorten the speaker Cord wind the excessive cord ‘Sess hooks. To hang on 3 wali FH-: \Note on the supplied feet for the speaker ‘Attach the supplied feet for tho speaker on the bottom of the ‘Speaker to prevent the speaker trem damage. bottom of the speaker ‘speaker foot a ON BATTERY Remove this paper ‘To relain the frequency received on each bend while the tuner is turned olf, install two batteries in the battery compartment al the reat of ine tunes. INSTALLATION Be sure to turn off the POWER switch before installing the bat- teres. Open the baterry compartment id, Install two batteries, 1EC esignation RE (size AA}, with the correct polarity as illustrated, ‘men close tne i, see itust (3 Battery lite About one year of operation can be expacted when using Sony ‘SUMS (NS) New Super Batteries. Be sure to replace the balteries ‘once a year to avoid damage from leaking batteries. Note IY incorrect figures appear on the frequency display after turning on the POWER saitch, tuin off the POWER switch, take out and re- install the memory back-up batteries correctly and tune in the tre ‘quency. ssFH-7 OPERATION OF THE TUNER Follow the numbered sequence. {na illustration shows the ST-7AS tune Telescopic [STEREO weiter TUNED incicator METER OAND inaicatoe During the tuning, when the frequency accass to the station, the searching sped will slow down so that the tuning gets easier. However, vier the FAST button is pressed curing tuning, the sear ching speed wall not siow down. @STEREO indicator itlurinates when an FM stereo program is received TUNED indicator illuminates when a station Is tuned in, @METER BAND indicator (lor ST-785) iluminates to show the receiving trequancy is in an SW meter band. @ oro0s0 te desied band Q)Psc0 “+ 0F baton the corect quency. Is Indicated Usw "FAST" Potten to ehange the Irequeney api. O rrr ing roenonton ‘Adjust the anteona as required, FM: Pull out the telescopic antenna and adjust tion and angle for the best reception. ‘SW (lor ST-78S): PuN out the telescopic antenna ta its full ‘engi ‘and stand it vertically. (MWILW (LW for ST-7BL):_ When the BAND selector is set to MW or LW, the builtin ferrite bar antenna is used instead. Since this antenna is directional, rotate tne set horizontally for optimum reception, il necessary. 5 length, direc: MORE ABOUT FM ANTENNAS ‘Good FIM reception depends not only on tuner sensitivity but on the Quality of the received signals. This is determined by the signal strength, the presence of multipath signals* and the geographic lacation of the FM station. To get the best trom your tuner, use an antenna suited to your tecaticn, Dipole antenna with reflector and director has increased sen- sitivity to front signal and reduc- ed sensitivity to rear signals. Muttiolement type pas a nar: cower pickup pattern with high frontal sensitivity and superior (ejection of rear and multipath signals. To receive a distant or weak signal station, use this type of antenna. *matipatn sgaate Mutiath intorarence 1 causd by signal reflections ftom nile or structures {hat reach the receiving antenna perceptibly ater than a dact signal, Th {cts ofa multpath condiion appear as highitequoncy alae, cstortion, an tose of channel separation of tha FM stereo programs. These sects may be eliminated. to a veal estene by using 2 comylaleadin ana a good aectional Selena Dat ie comacty onanted. Fr station » signal oF eictet signal FM soxerna fovea a2.TAPE PLAYBACK Follow the numbered sequence. Insert tne recorded tassel, Switch the TAPE SELECTOR ‘with on the teat Sanceseary. ‘Seo "Automatic ope seiect syston” on pape 1. Auto reverse system ress {heb button to playback the front side of the cassette. The Playback wil be in the reversed side aulomstically affer the tape ‘end of the playback of the front side. Press the -d button to playback the back side of the cassette. The tape will stop when the back side is completely played back. AUTO PLAY ‘To rewind the tape and play from the beginning of the tape, use the ‘ule play function. The cassette deck can automatically replay & tape immediately after rowinding. Auto play operates only on the playback of the front side of the cassette, Lvimite pressing, SD an Go Ga ‘Alter the tape is completely rewound, the tape will automatically replay. a1. @ cess nem oF auton ‘See “Auto reverse syste Playasck wil Beg. FH-7 * etow. Depress whan playing bach 4 ape which nos been tecotced sing the Dolby NR system ON =}FH-7 TAPE RECORDING 18s only passivie to record the front side of the casselt To RECORD Follow the numbered sequence. ‘Select the desired progiam soutea and lay the erogra Press the mand @ butions at tne same time, Recording wil begin vee st bemes ween neorin Stone ave secoron fe) O rors oc nn Sot atic Seas oe Prots be PORE suite ae ae ee Pras ne AUTOMATIC AECOROING SYSTEM No recording level acjustemnent is necessary with the new automatic recording system. ‘The recording level is not alfected by the volume, BALANCE or graphic equalizer contiols, so you can listen to he program at any volume ‘and with any tone adjustments you want while recording MORE ACCURATE RECORDING STARTS. You can use the HH (pause) button to start recording more accurately than Is possible when recording is started by pressing both the @ button and the p button, ‘@ After complating stepQ, press the 11 button. Hold the @ button down and press the pm button. @AL the moment you wish to start recording, you need only press the AN button agatn, 1aAUTOMATIC TAPE SELECT SYSTEM FH-7 rreyremms | yenwen ] preteen Tre earascntn oe =) => | corte | amaseve 198 | vere | ene on me aoe os woes | aie eee | Ecos) SE meee [ECR indcater qormay| 83 cron | SUS miormay) SUS meray | SUS Goo ‘and playback characteristics. apes (ca teste | Sen ee sown by net se msn caer ca cassettes and TYPE IV (METAL) cassettes which have no METAL SCOTCH | MASTER? SOR: AD _ can nd TE NET a Ne aces en spoons Set he TAPE SELECTOR switen at the reer to the Il Fe-cr av | MANELL uDain xis folups.| Cotowuy ©97 Sah TAPE SELECTOR sy oe | sare SELECTOR SON Fg EAL CARAT neem Se koee Eon | EET mec} [Auto son: mevALUe due: mea see re dv meraL RECORD MUTING By pressing the © Gecord muting) button during recording, tour seconds Interspacing ie provided sulomatically, eliminating um wanted program material such as broadcasting commercials. While the record muting ( operating, the incoming signal is. not recorded on the tape bul it continues to register on the meters and {eed fo the monitor ¢o that you know exactly what is going on. © Press the © button when the segment you do not want fo record begins. The Indicator of the HL button will blink, and the tape path will pause automatically after tout seconds. @ When you want fo resume recording, press the It button. To Insert blank over feur seconds long Hold down the © button for as tong as you want the blank segment ‘on the tape to be, After four seconds, the indicator of the II button ‘will Blink more rapidly. When you retease the © button, the tape ‘deck will be in the pause mode. When you want to resume recor ding, press the Bf button to relogse Ihe pause mod ERASING ‘when the cassette deck functions in recording mode, the erase head automatically erases any provicusly recorded material. 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Coman ca” In each case, U vy for evample: eription are not stocked because they pacttors ace umitted, Refer to the Rese een, UPR wea ony Pe Pt Sre'setdon required for rovtine service. followirg ists far their perk mutters. yep.cs: yaDre- wear Stems aarted ~ &" are oot stocked since tier are Seldon reautred for routine ervices “Sone éelay snout be antiel= Beted wen erdering these items. ve to staneardization, parts with port runbers”(2rotn-bioeAK gr -SO4D-SE8°X) fay de different feon those used in the fet e51STORS AU resistors ace in chm, Common ee 1/88 ane 1/16¥ carson resistors are seiited: Refer to the following Tier for their part romans Ss nonetaiable cons: ome as US ow -ST-20-ELECTRICAL PORTS FH-7 ST-78L TRECTRICAL PARTS Deseript on |ef.No. Part No. Description Doe 8.729-815085 LODE 191555 RTZOL 1-226-064-81 RES, AD’, CARBON 100K 5601 $719-018-55 DIODE 1SLESs RTAOL 1-226-852-41 RES, OD, CARBON 220 ‘6m 8719-815-55 DIONE 151555 T302 1222-505-00 RES, ADJ, CARBON 10% D603 -729-815.55 Dione 151555 ATADL 1-726-954-81 RES, ADJ, CARBON 200K Déo8 S729°815-85 Drove 1sIsss RTGOL 1-226-663-00 RES, ADJ. CARBON 1K * 0605 &719-818-55 DIODE 1S1555 602. 152267663-00 RES, AOD; CARBON 1K Je201 2.750-812-31 Ie LANE 51 1+850.266-00 surToH, ROTARY SLIOC Te4o1 82789203590 IC CRaI90 Hoag Scrsacerz-as tc Lazzes S61 14§52-412-00 SuTTOM, KEY goARD Sez 108820412000 SUITEH, KEY BURR. ceo g.759.201-03 1¢ To6199P 56-2 T5822412°00 S4ITCH REY BOARD TCs02 8-759-201-0216 TC9200"-005 Toot 1-404-429-00 cork, 1SCRIMINATOR Le) 4;1-822-093-00 cont, AlR-coRe Faok 1-409413-00 TRANSFORNER, IF Cine $31-222-094-00 COILS AlR-CORE L103 4]324222036.00 ComL) AIR-CORE {TOL 1-527-995-00 VIBRATOR, CRYSTAL 04 454-422-032-00 COIL, AIR-CORE Los 4[1-422"096-00 COIL, AIR-CORE (106 453-422-099-00 COIL) AIR-CORE L301 1-498-e21-2) ceo sROUETER roaUH LEG) 12403-002100 anTewiA, FERPITEA®OD (Lamy) ing 14082033000 Cost {98} Lang aengeazsc1 wigan iapucto zea kana 224082054200 COIL (Ose), LOD 14806-54400 DISPLAY PANEL, LIQUID CRYSTAL LPL 1-235.264.00 FILTER, LOW Pass Lore 1T23sC264200 FILTER, Low PASS PLS01 Aesta-811-00 LAMP, PILOT 10k 8-720.363-52 HRANSISTOR zst9as bog 2.729.363-52 THANSISTOR 250595 103 6.729-216075 TRANSISTOR 25Ki8) quod 3.729-571-14 Taawsiston 29¢710~ Goon @-729-g83-82 TeanstsToK 7502839 0202 827297883247 TRANSISTOR 2501368 9203, $.729-863-47 THansisTOR 2501366 QS0r 27092288002 TRANSISTOR 255880 $02 8:7291662247 TRARSESTOR 2501364 (0503 8.720-209.63 TRANSISTOR 254295-BL GEOL 8-728-663-47 TRansTsTOR 25c1364 9602 81799-20305 TRANSISTOR 28KAD-CR E03 8.720.655.47 Tansiston 2sc1362 60d 7290565047 TRANSESTOR 2901362 EOS .729.8E3087 TRANSISTOR 25C1358 9606 8-729-703-05 TRANSISTOR 254301 san + adisimene fr ear fol 0S a Be 1S Renaing ar tater under niga ( conelions ao mark ww uw + 5 | & Ee can “ st BAND 0 oa 881 501 | ung) OFF sea | rast Orr ses | or aros | osors08 wee | ee FeeFM STEREO/FM-AM TUNER (ST-78S) E Model Nota: ST-78S isan FM stexeo/FM-AM tuoer in FH-7.FH-7 ‘ST-78S MELF (Metal Electrodes Face-Bonding) Components (AEP, E Model) Warning If MELE components are forcibly removed from the printed circuit board with pincers or plies, che circuit board pattern is likely to peel away. Always remove MELF components according to the procedure described on the next page. Replace MELF components with the lead type components 2. Color Code Reading Jet calor banc! jrd color Band x Gigit ‘Bower ndend pd color Band Bod aged (Example of Resistor? MELF components are soldered directly to the surface of the printed circuit board MELF resistors and capacitors have the same brown, joxground colar} dimensions and are distinguished by their background colors: light brown for resistors, and pink or light green for capacitors, The MELF resistor color coding is the same as brows med Yellow for conventional resistors, and MELF capacitor color ‘coding isthe same as for tube-type ceramic capacitors. i tareerznio n= 1200000. Note, however, that all MELF tesistors are rated at 1298 MW and £5%, Components larger than resistors and without a color code are cross conductors, which are used instead of jumper wires. 1, Structure (esis) ‘pei ememe ceramic ‘aarp oo eee (capacitor ipsvtation coat foony) oietectre var (Ag), ecesae ‘etal electrode fhotdar piatea! (example of Capacitor) [pink ........ BBY voltage resistance eckground cotor | che given’. BOY voltage reustence red red oronge 22 Weer: Wee Fig. 2 -sT-2-3 How to Remove MELF Components and ‘Mount Replacements Use a soNlering toa of at lest 40W with anton 4, Ue ead type ester or capaitor fo epee tip ¢imm in dameter and file the tp downto the the MELF componeats seule swe in the Sram ‘These replacements may be mounted either with shor inde (ee Fin 5) ov by coving tend wits tubing ee Fs 6) ® solder d solder ” ron up ined ct nes 4mm dia Board pattem ogra pater won pin cvs oad ‘printed circuit Fin 8 fos soa Bring the fat suace of the soltering ion in qual contact wth both soldered ents of the component, sin 2. The sold sould retin about 4 seconds sete (the solder mil met more sea Hoa fount of solder iattached tothe wom tip end pried cat the iron tip is placed against the component.) board pattera 3. One the solder has med ap the emponent v fie the ip ofthe soldering on, aad ahi reo remove it from the board. fron te. A oe 7 Ses LLLP LEN OE Printed elreut board Fig, 4 Fig. 6SECTION 1 BLOCK DIAGRAM FW . TEL, ANT a Fu ae QutneaT URE CET, AF AP METER ORWE we bIes [AM FAME, AM OSC, AM MONG, AF AMP, veaou ' oe woe Sr ose iw 056 uw rN LOW-PASS ALTER . 602-604 ‘SW LOW-PASS FILTER ‘0606~608 ; a + s -sT4—cussoe uF AP cLBORETURE OFT, (AF AME,METER ORE vs Ea isis Fe son THT TFT a owe is EERE 2 — ie PRESCRLLER ® 601 ©—> 602 = Te : oso 2S A, OAL A reo BHU 807 | 6 Jono ES Jes eral ~ST5~FH-7 ST-785 FM rf Stereo Signal FM rf Monaural Signal Band Selector: FM Modulation: ‘Carrier frequency: 98MHz Avdio 40012, Cartier frequency: 98MIz_ Modulation: 1kHz, 7SkHz deviatioy 33.75kHz deviation (45%) . Subchannel 38kH2 33,75kH2 deviation (452) Pilot 19%Hz 2,Skiz deviation (10) [rir PLL tas Actustment 1. Connect the oscilloscope as shown on the right 2, Set BAND selector switch ($1) to FM. cxcitoecope 3, Push TUNING (+, ~) button for 87.SMHz. 4 Adjust RT6OL so that the waveform is shown tetow T 2.0: more than 3.0 Ais approx. 0.4V A + 5. Push the button for 108MHz. Confirm that the waveform is locked as shown below, ALBH15:35 Ais approx. 03V a a i 6. Set BAND selector switch (S1) to MW. Confirm that the waveform is locked when the set is toned to 22kH2. 7. Confirm that the waveform is locked when the set is tuned to 1,602k}42, | Lid Se op om iE =| are: ~ST-10~MW/SW SECTION 2 ‘SW1/SW2 PLL Bias Adjustment 1. Connect the oscilloscope as shown below. 2. Set BAND selector switch ($1) to SW2, 3. Push TUNING (+, ~) button for 9.5MHz. 4, Adjust RT603 so that the waveform is as shown below, AcBetst Ais more than 0.65V — te 5. Push the button for 21.75MHz. Confirm that the waveform is locked as shown below, A: B= O46V : 0.84V (reference) 8 a a 6, Set BAND selector switch ($1) to SWI. Confirm, that the waveform is locked when the set is tuned to 3.2MH2 AcBedel 5 Ais more than 0.65V 4 1 7. Confirm that the waveform is locked when the set is tuned to 7,3MEe. O.46V : 0.84V (reference) a Sto FH-7 ST-78SFH-7—-FH-7 S$T-785 S$T-78S FM Tracking Adjustment FMC rignat 1 O5-BV 0 generator Grange: 05-8 ect 22 BiH Taauency crenne ovation by 400K FM antenns OUTPUT Sonat fermi 1. Push TUNING (+, ~) button for 98M. 3. Adjust L101 and L103, and repeat the adjustment 2. Approach L102 and L103 not to contact each, 253 times for maximum VOM reading, other. (Rai 1103 in the direction as shown ”) arrow @. LY LY Ye troz £103 FM OSC Voltage Adjustment Push TUNING (+, —) button for 108MHz. Adjust L108 for 8.9 ~ 9V VOM reading. “STATFM SECTION 2 ‘Fi ef signal za ae Modutation: no modulation FM antenna Outout fevels 2508 (750 earminal — terminal ‘end output} Procedure: Adjust RT201 so that TUNED indicator (D201) lights up. FM Discriminator Adjustment oe CD| sane Output level: tv (6028) ¢ lee tes vow (he ve x meee Push TUNING (+, -) button for 98MHz. Adjust 7201 for OV VOM reading. =ST13- ‘VCO Adjustment Setting: FM rf sters0 signa? generator frequency counter lewsz0r 29 / Procedure: Araor Adjust RT302 so that the frequency counter indicates L9kHz £50H2. jArso2 Teor02 so that the frequency counter indicates a FM Stereo Separation Adjustment Procedure: Fart stereo FM aoqenns QUTPUT ‘ermine! Carrier froquency: 98MHe Output evel: ImV (60087 Modulation: “Audho (40H): 23.754H2 deviation (45%) Pitor(idkHe!:—7.5kH2 deviation (10%) Subehannel —— SR75KH2 deviation (45%) FM weveo viva vive, signal gunarator M signal gnoecstar | connection | reading 28) eH ica ® Adjust ROH Len RTIO1 for araor "imam RCH REE © ® Adjust Lee RCH RIGOL for feading. L-CH Stereo separation: -@ RCH Stereo separation: © -D The separations of both channels should be equal. STSECTION 3 FH-7 FH-7 3-1, MOUNTING DIAGRAM DIAGRAMS ST-78S ST-78S i A L B _t CruveR_goar01. 2 semeh RCH signal pathFH-7 FH-7 ST-78S = ST-78S D 7 E i {LED BOARD} i ay {LAMP BOARD]32, SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM FH-7 FH-7 ST-78S ST-785 A I B c \ BD TTONER BOARD] — C19) zsc538 0g sess aay ascaee Br, é 4 he pee ako v0" pe ss eT 1 or * I 2| i gos. fom ath gio od ao es oe 3 4 see] gt few ‘yt | : mt aleoas, sr ego cage we REET eesns00 060s oe SS tit Be | AYFH-7 FH-7 ST-78S ST-78S e304 133390 hist * Ter . ee, cane gsties BOARD) Leo! ea] er a ol, S886 -005 2 Cone aRceor Te930F-008 507.308 waseotFH-7 ST-78S H l 4 L J K L j Now: ‘©All capacitors are in wF untessotherwice ted. PF wu BONY or less are not indicoted except for electrolytes and mss ae? All resinions are in ohms, AV unless ciherniee noted. Josos-sos ge kA: 10008, Mf» 100K = sajvstment tor eae. ol et be BY) Bessng oe tun under nos! (ys aM oe sw © Sertah Reto] Switch Postion st [ano FM sea [TUNING (4) ore 362 [TUNING (Fast! | OFF 363 [TUNING (-) OFF S64 JAmcH.space | kHz J gna path Note: Voltages are measured with, psoas | oso.s08 2 VOM (50k22/V). wep | “hos"oFH-7 ST-78S © Semiconduetor Lead Layouts aecsas 2sxa0,.0n8 181885 zscto02 sex2u8 soe iscisee Eaaovsani weet fanaa wes Ob 4 wena taiaat Fino tates 9 tAz90 evar MK ede ascaage fey wes \eose ‘8200-008 -ST-20- ‘ong kv 129672 onove?FH-7 ST-785 GenEea steri0N ELECTRICAL pats Mo, Fart Ne. Beseription RefNo. Part Mo. Dezersprion 2 3+791-589.00 scneu, SELF-TAPPING fol Lso-z7meo arena, rescore 2 35703-358-00 semEW CASE, CLAW S02. 12896.82-00 TERMINAL BOARD, ANTEX 3 Sarise2a-n0 Seaine So a:tcdae-seé-o0 Fe'som, TONER 4 3-985-428-00 LATE, TERMINAL (POSITIVE) 50% 6;)-608-559-00 8 BOARD, suite § 6382853-192000 EAT S2MC (SHALL) 505 $11-808-$50-00 FC S0AK0, [ANP 8 "eces1-728-09 RING (TACT), FLEXIBLE 506 §j1-808-861-00 PC BoaRD” LEC S07 S{AcA361-324-8 MOUNTED Fob, THER 7 ajteeai.ge4.00 omSsis, sue 2" aaga-865-00 LID, BATTERY case C312 1+108-077-00 POLYSTYRENE 0. 001K" 9 4280875¢7-00 vod, ROTARY SuITCH cee] 11ng2800"00 cenamtc |” 1Ser Cage 11082980200 POLYSTRENE ¢70PF 10 4-384-8¢8-00 rLuMMaToR 11 a328542850-00 Lug, ANTENA C422 1-L01-997-00 conan SPF 12 aTes488290 KAO {ISAS}, sqUERE (FAST) c4ia Schogs6r6200 ceRanIC err (a2 15404209200 POLYSTIRENE 0. 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Cenman ce- In each case, Ciiptign ere sot Stocsed beveuse they patftars are antteeds “Reler to tte, Uke swe, UPA GPA fee seldom regu eed fer routine Leese Wo a. tems narteg "4 > are not stocked since ther are setéom required for reat ine Eereice. Sune delay ghbold be date te potea nen ordering’ these ster ue te standerdlaat fon, parts with pare ranoers(Seatsecltert pr gedice-aode) soy be sit ferert fron these weed in he rel faMewing Vists for thelr aart auroers WE, Bhaja ses tstons AHL recictors are sn ohms. Conon 1/aa, 1/8 and 1/68 carbon renis tors are cnitted. Refer to the foltewing WSsu tor their part tunbers. + Fs nent Taam cous Ho at un a ~ST-22— Pa a x 0.506 8 * x a Es * Fa Es & 3 Se for exempte: Pure: soy so Son sv st soy ‘oy ov ov ey ow soy ow Sov weFH-7 ST-78S ELECTRICAL PARTS, ELECTRICAL ean Refill, Part No. Desorption Part No, —_Desertption D301 8-739-903-11 pIOOE GL-graze AEDT 1-806~848-00 ISPLAY PANEL, LIQUID CRYSTAL (0302 877978)5-85 DIODE 15188 0303 ELD19CE15-88 DINE 181555 LPF 1-255-168.00 FILTER, LOM Pass pre 172360168200 FILTER, Lod PASS DaOE 2-719-902-79 DIORE KviZuEze 40g 8729781555 DIODE sI659 PiSOL 1-518.511-00 (4MP, PILOT . 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BLYESTELS=SS DIONE 151588 (03 5.720-865-47 TRAKSISTOR 2501362 O93 gerigesings Cio Isises oe G0728-665-47 TRANSISTOR 25C1362 péoe 18-85 DIODE 151585 (50s EL7z8Le62-a7 TRANSISTOR DOCG Bees EcrigcenseeS G10 iels66 Q60E §-729-205-05 TRARSISTOR 25K0A-cRS 9608 $-719-903-07 DIODE cLeoneee G07 82729"Ee8-47 TaANsSTOR 2sc13E2 Deo? B71e-als-85 Di0be Iisss 608 £1729.668-87 TraNSistow 2501362 (608 S719L815285 Dove 161555 ‘0s £1728-663-87 TRANSISTOR 25C1368 603 $-719-815-55 Diode 152555 RT2O1 1+226-864-4) RES, ADI, CARBON 160K Dei S:719ca15-86 SINE 157588 RTGOL 1-226-862-41 RES, ANDY CARBON 22K 302, 1-2262851-41 RES, ADD, CARBON 10 ieeot §-759-812-31 IC LAIZ3E Heo) 3.759.833-80 1¢ LAZ380 RIM0 1-226-953-41 RES, ADD, CARBON 47K, Head scrsgcei2ca5 IC UA2e5 R1gO) 1-225-647-00,HES, ADI. CAN reo? 1-226-667-00 RES, ADI, CARBON 1K icem 9-759-201-03 1c TDI69P Wes0? 8.759-701-02 1¢ 109300008 SL 16554.267-00. HITCH, ROTARY SLIDE Luo2 #)1-422-099-00 COIL, AR-CORE S61 16552-012-00 SHITEM, KEY BORD COIL} RiR=coRE sez 200 SHITER, KEY BERD COIL, AIR-CORE S63 155620412-00 SaITeM, KY BORD Sra Y25850510-00 SWITCH, SLIDE cou, AuR-cone GOILY AIR-CORE TO 1+404-#25-00 COIL, DISCRININATOR con? ATR=CORE TAD Ea642213500 TRANSFORMER, TF 1301 icra JHoucToe cous R60 1-527-895-00 VISRATOR, CRYSTAL tao. 1 MIEN, FERRITE=200 (m8) (aoe Teosce38ten cam tose) L203 1-€0)-998-00 cOML far) eo 12406-03500 com (osc) teas 1ec1998°09 COIL (ANT) Lang $et06~036-00 con (Osc) tor 23-21 MICRO INDUCTOR 150uN Lea 2429.21 MICRO INDUCTOR 700K ore: capact ons: seasconeacroas Teens with no pert auiber end ro des AVI capacitors are in uf. Conon oi Tn e00h ate, Us vy for example: eriptign are rot stocted because they bacstors. are onttted, eter to the lore, UPhocts wPaS ny UPCsoot PCy are setdem required for routine service. failgwing Tists for thelr park runbers.— Upg...: yp. teens narked "4 * are not stacked since MoeFs PFsushy thev are seldom regutved for rovtine RESISTORS Services “Sone delay should be antiel~ Dated wen ordering these items Dye to stancarcization, parts with part runbers.{deatsecsse KK or avtaanrasaeX) may be atffereng Tron those used tn the tet. “ATL resisters are in ots. Comon ‘Wak, 1/0 ane 1/168 carbon resistors are énitted, “Refar to the follawing Tises"for their pare nansers + Fs nent lameabte cons. WH so al “sT.-23—NTEGRATED STEREO AMPLIFIER (TA-78) (Note: TA-T8 Is aa integrated stereo amplifier in FHT | SONY. SERVICE MANUAL ATAtFH-7 TA-78 1. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION MUTING CIRCUIT Q107 is a muting transistor. Tr mutes output when the power switch is turned fon and off or power voltage is much decreased. ‘When the power switch is ON: Current flows on R308, C309 and R306, whea the power switch is turned on, Q110 is on until C309 finishes charging. Q107 mutes output while QL10 is on. When the power switch is off. When QUO base voltage is 0.6V lower than that of the emitter, QL09 is on. Voltage charged to C310 is discharged through 307, ‘Then, Q107 turns on. Yo o107 Graphic £0 circuit Fig. | shows a part of graphic EQ circuit redrawe for easy comprehension. Graphic BQ circuit consists of CL, 2, RI, 2,Q1 The output level of frequency band decreases when Si is set to side ( , because certain frequency band of input signal passes through EQ circuit to the ground, Input signct > + Powar voltage fluctuation. D105 is an LAV zener diode. Therefore, QUI base voltage is 11V. At this time, QUIL emitter voltage is 10.4V. When power voltage decreases, and Q109 base voltage becomes 0.6¥ lower than that of the emitter, Q1O? turns on, Then QUOT mutes output. When power voltage increased 2 lttle, QLIO turns ON. Then Q107 tums ON and mutes output ‘The output level of frequency band increases when S1 is set to side @> , because NF circuit is connected (o the EQ circuit causing certain frequency band to ‘pass through the EQ circuil co the ground, ‘The frequency band of this EQ circuit can be changed by changing the value of a capacitor. A Dourger sane O'® Rv: ct ce a RI #2 Fig. 1 ~Ta2-2. BLOCK DIAGRAM conve uo] @ \ runee | «f —-——-— --— oole a race] ef —t0 row | rec one ore oo 8 rec oo PB ee stones ‘WD «POWER SUPPLE +t0c (aC FoweR SuFPL “+00 sBETTERY FomER SUPPLY! EHD (FONE SUPFLD -TAFH-7 ~=FH-7 TA-78 = -TA-78 eRaey Fa s O96 [meee aus os Wore ‘aor anTTERY AME BATTERY APL ‘ud SIGNAL GROOMER SUPPLY? ono TuNERD Foe IRETTERY PORTER SUPPLY 0c uc FonER suPRLY! “vee # seyec SP oT & mvee vee gout wating Ly oeve lowers Sbeccobsanced Wee ora] VEN tie) Cie. 8 > METER ORE, [war ro Rech -TAaFH-7 TA-78 FH-7 TA-78 the pumerie he disassembly proce ia 3. DISASSEMBLY PANE! CASE @ onie low serow POWER BOARD -TASFH-7 FH-7 TA-78 TA-78 PANEL ASSEMBLY TASTONE CONTROL SECTION (1) O tarance nob @ dlind piste tA Ss O tneron nab i Obving piate (BP Oovrrax6 TONE CONTROL SECTION (2) Oovrr3x6 PC bored holder TAIFHEZ | wounrins piacnam CAUTION ON VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT When measuring voltses, be emeful not to thort the pins and 19 of CNJT in order to prevent IC¥03 from break: A B c D — @ “hoe te te | ewe cos or — > . 106 104 103 102 107 108 ny wr 1 co uz — Nowe: © Color code of teeving over the end of the jacket |e 25: Be porter ome signal oath 4 nme: L-CH signal pth 2 eee: ACH signal pat LIC BOARD 11FH-7 = FH-7 TA-78 = TA-78 E FE G 4 152, 153, 184 55 "6. tc103 toe 103 ‘04 105 te TCONTROL BOARD AIFH-7 FH-7 TA-78 =“ TA-78 Re & 3SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM A B (Ext werd CAUTION ON VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT Winen measuring voltages. be earetut nat co short the pins 8 and 10, 12 and 13 of CNIT in ore to prevent IC1OS froen break- on ; ; TCONTROL BOARD 81172) ge TCONTROL BOARD A} evr TLa8sePK. a. aFH-7 FH-7 TA-78 TA-78 8 L TCONTROL BOARD B (7211 ewe T.ssserx ‘10708 286 on ascia Drom, 0 sner ve ATAFH-7 TA-78 __ BOARD (17211 NC BOARD 21 2 asceesat 1o)03, 04 _sresozss 12 Ftc on 2 SRecaen 3 Nove: lige ae ens witha VON OHS V, Inet: Th somes ane by shading and mer (hares forty. 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